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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
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DAB bier @obmngen 5ii bern1ieten uoren.
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9iieaeI biitl @epricien iei Dir Die 5reibeit
mcun on oeincn llnterbolt ebrlid peroicuen
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ga miiroe nibt niel fir pid berous.
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mas id 0ir ioqe ino ip:ele bid nidJt nnf
ben ehrionIcn Senfler. GS miro Elm y'ricf
an mid obqcaeben iperOcn al Serrt
sSoIep6 goooer, oof on mir oeu ia nidt
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Gjenid 70 lniae unl bis ocin olter, blooer
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moraen iuie0erfontnen lieferit on mir
bic 9otIdoit ridjtig ob, 70 FoIlit on cinen
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@rief befor0erte. in ipeIhem Serrn Smct
6oirforo ouF feline gnhfraee gerleloet
ipuroe, @ilbelni SounoerS erfreue iidb
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nlo aeididt 3u ieoem b6ilSIid5en @eId]dfte;
nur liebe CT eS, nlit Den Yoodeii 81 plail-
bern ino neiqe ettpos siir llnpiinftlibfeit.
5antStoa friib fano sSoiepb i'm Saoeli 0es
BARRIERS SSones III Der NeitItroBe Die glnt-
uort, i'll Der ibm bcociitet uuroe, g8ilbelnt
SounoerS babe iib ntn i1fiten Wottag IN
Der nBoIbousfidt~ 5iI Jioof1ieIb ein5ufiit-
0eu
@etren oem geiebIe cridicl Solepl an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

0lan cF~d0He Oen rgalfimort cOrrrIpOuOcnl".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

@rben in Ieutidlano
6iini @erluanOte bon &enrD Stoi.
icnboqcu III IeutidIouo iiuo in ici-
ncm Geiiomcnt bonn 80. Sftober ais
erbcii ciugcictt.
,5ron eliie 5reoerids gbriitins
@c6nfe in aicl erbdlt $4,000, 5rou
gumo Gc6ue $500, @ottIic6 lno 9lr.
tblr BloB ic $1,000 uno 1rou Goro-
tbea glnna 81. 6loiicn 5000. Ger
Hen oes 9crndhtnincs lit, pie iolat,
beri6cilt: Sc $500 an George s.
Sdulb, Scrmau SduIb. 5rou 2ouiic
g. Suberano nno Sral 9lcIlie G.
@oebt, n0 $1,000 an 5rai GmilD e.
8ouabt. oae in oieier Staof anioi.
iis. Ger @oIior Der oclitide lut6.
Goncoroio.@emeinoe, 4aitor @oul
Wlen3cl. erbalt Elm 2caot bon 5000
9lod) 9lb5ug GINGER fleincr 2egnte
bermodte Scr erbloiier ocn gleit oes
berblcibcnocu QbeiIcs ieines germ6-
acns 81 aleihcn Sbeilen Dem nGbri-
iiian ono Glcanora 9luppert Some
for glaeo ano Suoigeut giciiocnts Of
iDe Giiirirt Of Columbia imo ocm
oTcuiibcn Maiicn5nnie.~
iSreo. @og6t 1T Seltomentspon-
iircder uno miro bon Hedtsonmolt
Charles $. Dlerriuat pertreten.
grIoe ocn 8crIebungen.
81. 6. s. @corac. eiu 40 Sabre al.
tcr Tarmcr bon Seat &leaiant, DO,
itarb im Goiuoltb.Soipitol in 5oIgc
elmer gInputotion. PIN 5. sSllli pur-
&c CT bon cinem 8agaon Ser @oIb.
inaion Baltimore ano 9lunapoIis
@oiIipob iibcriobren imo icin Iinfes
8eiu mlBtc untcrbolb ocs anie am.
puiirt mcrocn.
&om gut meg.
8rduIcin =. 90. 9cnfe, 10 Sabre
oIt bon gir. 935. glcip gorf.glpe. g..
ga., ipnroe an ben Sdultern beriuiin.
oct ols iic beim glusitciqen aus @er-
ie6cn 5ipiiden 3nci @oggous Der
&ai6inaton, Baltimore ono gInnopo-
lis Roilmao ano electric 50. eericfb.
Ter @eiitesgeeeniuart 6es @oegon-
Iiibrers lit es 81 beroonfen, ooB iie
uidt idpcrcr berIebt iDurOe 8rdu.
Iein 9emfe por fabia aaein nod
Sauie 81 geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
gns bem Suneren WlarbIanO's NIB
ben anBren5enoeu Staateu.

e hpercr @cmitterf6oOen.
Gin ihperer @eipitterihlrn featc
iibcr Dorf GountD, ga, unO berilr.
iadic einen Sdaoen pelbcr ouf
$4,000 aeihdtt miro. 1ie Sdel-
nen bon @eorgc stinter bci GilIsbnrg
nm0 G6orleS Srimpc IN Scr gl1be
pon @lcn Hod purocn bonn glib ae-
troiicn uno eiugcdicbert. Su oo5
SiootS glricnol bon yorf, ga, ihlua
Der Bills eih 5eridnietterte sic Sob
nenlianac uno rib sic nSlo @lorD"
IN 8eten. Gas @eiuitter folete auf
sen beiBciicn Gag oieies Sobres.
Gas thermometer 5eigte 93 grno.
@err Qrimmer. pelhcr mdbreno ei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

mes Spo5icreongcs bon ser Sitc
ii6eriUdltigt puroe, beiinOct iib IN
beocnfIidem 8nitanoc.
$ Sagerstomn mir0 @roB =
ito0t.
Die itaotiide 9l65ugsfanoI Com.
MILTON BON Sagcrstoipu Dl6.. er.
lparb bon Dem e6emaligen StraBen-
Gommiiidr Socob 9ioBner oeiien 1872
gIder groBe 5arnL einiblieBliA oes
@otts-Forfs am glntietanl 5hiiic,
I'M cine aldr.gInlogc 81 bouen. Ger
aoufpreis mar $4,000. 2ette @ode
Bat Die Staot idou Die an GoBner's
Gigentbum itoBenOc 6orm BON So6n
s. @loerige fir $4,000 eritonoen.
Sir Brofeiior 9urgee
4Srofeiior 9Imon 9urgee, ser fiir 81
SABRE Iireftor Der anaben.SodIbule
81 6re0erid, Dlo., gelpeien mar,
Ipiiroe oligeioroert, ieinen 9lbidieo
81 nebmen Die 9lilfioroerlng ergin9
letter. @ontog bricilid bonn Super
intcnoenten Der GountDi6ulen IS. 8.
Balmcr. Seine geihmeroeu muroen
non ser 8eboroe borgebrodt lmo oic
9eonltcn ipeigcrtcn iidj, irgeno iucl-
dc Grflorungen 81 geber. Gie 8e.
ihuloiguugen iDiirocl 8n gegebencr
3eit befonnt geee6en peroeu iaete
eincr Der 9cuntten. llnteroeiien iper-
ben 6reunoc imo WlitelieOer oer
9obs' Sigh 5dooI 9llunni 9lIocio-
ton Die Der gIniiht iino, ooB Die llr.
Jade oieies @orgc6cns in glcio uno
D1iBglnit Der SHltl6e6oroe 81 iuden
it, Sdritte al @uniten ocs Giret.
tors rnterne6men.
Olc1rere @etitionen cirfuIiren mo.
mention in scr Stoot nno Gountg,
uno es iino idon mebrere buuoert
llntcrihrifteu eeIammelt norOen.
91dditen 8reitog miro cine Special.
@crionmIung Der ADMINISTRATION
obeeboIteu iperoeh. Sn Dem 5alle,
Dob Oic @etitionen unO 9eicbliiiie
Der 9lumni 4. gliiociotion iid nls
frlidtIos errpeiicn iollten, iuirO Die
gIngeIeeenbcit Oen Stoots. .Superin.
tenoenten oorgeleetiperoen.
Better Ser StaotS-g1 ormol.
ihuIe in 6roitburg.
Tr, Gbarles 6. staples, melher
lcbtcs Sa6r ais GrioB.2ebrer an ser
Stoots 0lormolidnIe 81 Sroit6urg,
D20., tG1tig mar ipuroe gum Gireftor
an Stelle bon 6. =. gge6b, ipclder
leiucn glbidicO no6m, inn Supcrin.
tenocnt Der glleganp GoinitDidulen
5ii lueroen, ipieoercrlpdblt. Serr Sta.
pies 1T in Hortldno, Wley geboren.
gr erbielt oen Gjroo cines Doftors
ser H6iloIop6ie bon Der llniperiitd.
BON YennIDloonien. Sir 0rei Sobrc
le6rte cr an Der Stdots-Normolibrle
5u MliIlersbilIc, @o. sic geporte.
nicnts fir &doogoeif ruo @ipholo.
Gle, uno oicics Sobr bate er Die gIb.
t6eilung fir Gr5iebtlrssipeien an
Der Sommeridule 0es 0lorDIano
agricultural College inter iid5.
9(uf Der 9obn geto0 tet
gas Scr ueuni0briee Gomuno Gecil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

itor Silfo epgtcr, SIR. 1850. @elts
Baltimore Stro6e.
ScutidJc WictbUoiitcn,0 0irdIen.
@rIte OentidJe WictbDDiItcns Stride -
gRr. 224, Siios8ronoiunh. nabe @uitcrus
Npcruc; YaIipr s. s. Sbaib, ylr. 1717,
Sns9oltimorcs StrnBe.
3iucitc Ocntidje @lctbO6iItCns Stride -
1219 2igbtzStroBe; Ealtur g. g8ieaonb.
HcnniDlbnnia glpennc Wlctb0btItcE-
Stride HennIDlbanias9pene, nobe
NRp1bersStrabc; Ro1tor u. &. BdibIe,
SIR. 567, WloI6crsStrobe
2afaDcitc gIpCnnc MictbDbiItrn STRIDE
n &afoDettes sglbcmie, @de DonosStraBe;
RoStor s. q. ShoiR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
9sutI@s airdea in gaarSIanS.
tatbDIiIde 9irdjeu IN Baltimore
NIB WiarDIano.
(0le0enpt0riiIcn. 0JemeinOen.l

ct. gllp1UnIns Stride ~ @de Raris
glbemte uuo Saratoga StrnBc; ASater
Ganrentius &ibncr, 9leftor; @ntcr Y6is
lirp 9iobbac6, %ater Sobaiu y. 9ailD,
Bater @il6clm 2inoner.
ct. Safubus QirdJc - @de 9tisquitbs
uno @aqerrS Strabe; 4ater SoIepb Sutt,
8atcr Saul Su6er, Fqter Bcter gSarz
finger, Rater syoiepb Stol5, Raier s. y.
Suetber uno Safer SoDnnn Dleicr.
Ct. WhdncIS Stride Gde g8olfes
uno 2omborosStraBc; 8aicr Solcpb
gaicr 4eter 8adc, 8atcr 8ernaro
2ucdina, @atcr 2copolo Sbredlt.
Scr5 SeinsGirdic ~ g. Strn6c nno
ToIier 9lpcnic, 6igblnnotoipn; Yotel,
Sran5isius Souerbauer, 9iettor; Yatcr
01quitin 8eiiier, Fatcr Sobann Braun
@ater gniil 9ellier, Eater IS. S1iperb,
@atcr Sobann @roell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

2omerD, Ser So6n BON George @.
SolperD, GIlerslie 9llegonD-GouutD,
nobe ser @enniplDonio Giien6obn.
Station ging, nm feline Nluttcr o65u.
boleu, purOc er bon einem @erioneu-
5iige Der Baltimore mo Sbio.Giien-
6abn ii6erfo6ren umo getoOtet. Ger
Suugc iuor 6ei ieinem @ater geluc-
len ocr nit 0rainirnngsorbeiten fir
Die Baltimore uno SBio.9obn be.
idditigt 1T.
9ii6ter s. gll6p Senoerion cntidieO
i'm @oli5eigeriht 5u GodpilIc, @lo.,
0nB Der 8crfoui bon oyleor Beer, q
uSome @rcp Beer" imo allen iol-
den @etrdnten ipelde 9llfobol ent-
6olten, cine llc6ertretllng 0cs 9ocol
Option @eiebcs bon Wlontgomerp.
GolutD bcocutet uno Oes6al6 berbo.
ten lit. 9lidtcr SenOcrlon go6 Oieie
Gntiheioun9 pG6renO oes Gerbors
BON g(rb Sopfins imo Sol. gS6ite,
5iueier 0leocr in oereu 9e6ouiungcn
aiiten nit oSomc 8reu Beer &C..
flmoen tuliroen Gs ipur0c feitgeitellt,
Bob oies @etrdnf me6r ols 5pei Ero-
gent 9llfobol ent6ielt lno erbeiternO
wirfte. Die 9lngcfloetcu go6cu 5lL
OaB iie Oie glbiidt botten oic sc,
tr0nfe 81 berfoufen icOod nicbt ee-
wuBt bGtten ooB Oics ingeieelid iei.
9lidter SeuOerion ertldrte iie fir
iduIOig, ooh entlicB cr iie nit einer
@orning. Gr crfldrtc, ooB cr, iollte
iUieOer 10 ein Sail Dor i'm fommen
nidt 70 miloe iein perOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

SSn DER 5arbpaarenbonolung oes
&crrn SarrD 80. 2ittmanu DON Otr.
1918, 9liblano.9lpenue, murOe &c.
itcrn @}orecn ourd Oas idneac San.
oclu oes &ieutcnontS Daniel W.
giennig Elm Brand bernicoen. Cine
Same, in melher iid nod ctuos @a.
IoIin bciano, erploOirte, uno ouf Den
Siilferuf oes Serrn 2ittmonn elite
Ser lieutenant Efennig bcrbci uno
5og mitteIs eines Sofen Ole Same
ms 5reie. Serr 9ittmonn erlitt
cinige @ronOpunocn am @eii9t uuO
61n0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

sd tiirdte, es ltebt redt idbIeht nit sln-
mems Ser5en"
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
 FINANCES AND
 MARKETS
[Repubiicsn A. p. Leased wlrel

NEW YORK. Sept IS. (Wall Street. Although trading in todays broad market again exceeded a million shares for the tenth successive full session. with United States Steel leading the movement at the new record of 10Sss. there were many in- dications of substantial realizing sales and a renewal of bearish activity. Leading industrials, coppers and equipments followed the rise of one to two points in rails during the fore noon with greater gains in crucible steel, General Electric, Peoples Gas and less prominent specialties.
 Miscellaneous issues. shipping shares and motors were subject to consider able backing and filling, losing ground in the final hour at which time rails also felt the force of selling pressure. These reversals were partly neutral ized by a sudden spurt in oils. the Texas Company scoring an extreme gain of 1iB points at s217k. while Mexican petroleum rose almost three points.
 The metals closed at variable net losses. even steel succumbing to the general trend.
 Total sales amounted to 1.185,000 shares. Of which Steel contributed no less than IS per cent. General news over the weekend including a strengthening of local reserves. an- nouncement of additional orders for
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
GRANDMA USED SAGE
 TEA ID OARkEN HAIR
She made up mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to bring back color
 gloss, thickness

Common garden sage brewed into heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol added. will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and mxuri- ant. remove every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching ana falling hair. Just few applications will prove revelation if your hair is fading, gray or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home. though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready to- use tonic, costing about 50 cents large bottle at drug stores, known as ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding lot of muss.
 While wispy. gray, faded hair Is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. no one can tet, because it does 1t so naturally So evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it apd draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. and. after an-
 other application or two. your hair
 becomes beautifully dark. glossy. soft ] and luxuriant.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
FOUR LOSERS WERE
 WINNERS IN G|LA
(SpeciaI to The Republican,

GLOBE, Sept. 1S.-Gila county gave majorities to four democratic candi- dates. who. by unofficial state returns, their nominations. Pickett, Murphy, Miller and Johnson carried this county according to the complete returns given out by the board of supervisors tonight.
 The figures on the democratic race for state officers are as follows:
 Presidential electors: Cobb, 1925; Dougherty 1,6l0; Gardner, 1,237; Pickett. 1886; Wood. 1886.
 United States Senator: Ashurst, a.O9O.
 United States representative: Hay den, 2.Sl9; Worsley, 1880.
 Justice state supreme court: Duffy, l.313; Ross, 1899.
 Governor: Hunt, 2,959; Olney l,22f
 Secretary of State: osborn. 2.34G; Sims. 377
 Auditor: Boyce, 2,S4S.
 Treasurer: Johnson, 2,S4S.
 Attorney general: Curley, 517: John son. 1.6I9; Jones. 1.0l9; Struckmeyer. SIT.
 Superintendent Public Instruction: Boeringer. 1908; Case, l,507; Higgins, SAP.
 Corporation commissioner: Betts l,5S7: Miller. 1,7l6.
 Mine Inspector: Bolin. l.239; Grant 9,415.
 Tax commissioner: Howe, l,49S; Murphy, l,736.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
 FUR VOTING LEAGUE

Meeting as the first chapter or nucleus of a statewide organization, about forty five women voters of Phoe- nix last night formed the Woman's Republican League of Arizona Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander was made chairman of the Phoenix chapter.
 The league is to be spread over the state by Miss Hannah C. Egelston. woman's secretary of the republican state central committee. She will or ganize coordinate branches in every city and town where the women voters demand expression through such means.
 The study of the machinery of cleo lions, with special reference to the presidential part, is the object of the league. In November. the women of Arizona vill.vote for a president of the United States for the first time.
 Meetings will be held each Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the hall at the Central School building, where last nights session was held.
 An interesting part of the discussion last night was report on the work of organizing the women of one Phoenix precinct It was shown how they had been interested in the duties of the ballot, and had been caused to register. The league plans to do similar work wherever practicable.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
CITY MANAGER |S
 BACK ON THE JOB

City Manager Robert A. Craig re- turned yesterday from the coast after an absence from the city of nearly one month. During that time he visited Los Angeles, San Francisco san Jose, Berkeley and a dozen or more other coast cities and towns. Such of the time he was absent as was not spent in Investigating municipal conditions, was devoted to visiting his mother who is living in San Francisco
 That Phoenix cannot be called upon to take a back seat for any city he visited, is the claim of Manager Craig He was in several larger cities than Phoenix, but none of them had any advantages other than size, over the metropolis of Arizona. There were no better paved streets, no better Orna- mental street lighting, no better fire departments. no better police protec- ton, in fact Phoenix, according to MT. Craig comes quite up to any standard set by the best conducted cities of the Pacific coast.
 Manager Craig said that there is no question but that San Francisco is cooler than Phoenix. In fact he near ly froZe to death over there. He saw the sun three times in the three weeks he was in that section. In short he is glad to be back and on the job.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19

meantime government officers here are withholding details of the opera tions of the alleged blackmailers.
 Butler was arrested here last Jan uary on a charge of conspiracy and impersonating a federal officer to eX- tort money from Mrs. Susan c. :. Winpenny to protect her son from prosecution from q supposed escapade in Atlantic City He was held in heavy bail and was to have been brought to trial al the present term of the federal district court Mrs. Win penny died several weeks ago and in consequence the case Is held in abey- ance.
 On the same day Buffers was ar rested. Mrs Regina Ripper. according to Frank l.. Garbarino. agent of the department of justice in this city. went to New York with a man who turned out later 10 be Frank Croeker, alias Don Collins She fell a victim of the alleged blackmailers, according to Garbarino. and was mulcted out of a large sum of money by Frank IT, win, whose home Is said to be in Wor- cester, Mass. and another man who Is still a fugitive. They represented themselves as government officers Garbarino said CrockeF was arrested in Tampa. Fla. last February and was taken to New York and held in bail tc await trial
 Irwin was arrested in Chicago ir June and later the accused men, ac- cording to Garbarino. succeeded ir getting Mrs. Ripper to go to Montrea to avoid appearing against them. IT, win disappeared and has not since been found. Crocker is under surveil- lance in New York. Butler was helC today on charges of aiding and abet. ting in the alleged blackmailing o Mrs. Ripper.
 The authorities also propose to holC Crocker and several others for tria in New York in connection with tn, Ripper case and still others will b' placed for trial here for Obstructinl l justice
 | Mrs. Klipper left here late today ac companied by government agents iron 1 New York and this city for Chicago where she will be a witness agains
 some of the alleged blackmailers ar
 rested Saturday night John C. Knox
 assistant U s. attorney of New York
 who has charge of the entire prosecu
 ton and who has been working on tn
 case from his New York office fo
 months, was here today in conferene with Garbarino.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
RETAIL AUTO BUSINESS
 UVDERCOES CHANGE

Among the different branches of the automobile business which have op- ened up golden opportunities for thCusandA of men, that of the retail dealer stands out prominently as one of the most renumerative vacations connected with the industry.
 The sale of motor cars at retail offers opportunities for making a big ger return on the money invested than almost any other business" is the opinion of II. H. Hotchkiss. local Overland and Willys- Knight dealer.
 Practically every city of any size can boast of it's automobile row and more often than not it's location is in that part Of town where real estate values are the highest and where trade is the best. This in itself is evidence of the automobile dealers prosperity.
 The competition in selling autOmo- piles is much keener than it was a few years ago. Tn the early days of the Industry motor car dealers were few and far between IL was not un- common for half dozen men to con- tract for the entire output Of a fac tory. Neither the dealer nor the pur- chaser knew much about the con struction of a car and the word ser vice was unknown to the trade.
 The result was that after the deal CT had sold a ear he pocketed his commission and promptly forgot his customer. When the car came back for repairs. the owner was informed that if would take weeks or months to secure a new part from the factory
 Today. the whole system of selling motor cars is changed. The success ful dealers pays strict attention to nj, customers wants. Service has de veloped into one of the most Import. ant factors in the business and thu tnodern up-to-date dealer sees to i that a suffirlent stock of parts i carried to enable him to take care Q any repairs quickly and economically.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
TO SEA IN DISABLED BOAT
TRepubllcan A. p. Leased Wlre1

MIAMI. Fla. Sept. 1S-Four ban dits who got s6,06O in a day light robbery of the State Bank. of Nome stead Fla. and killed two members of the posse sent to pursue them through the everglades. now have put to sea in disabled motor boat, according to a message received here today from Sheriff Hardie. directing the chase. The boat, which had been stocked with provisions in advance was found by the posse Saturday and the engine disabled. Sheriff Hardie said the bandits apparently had rowed away in 1t this morning and that he had sent speedy boat after them.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
COMMITTEE TO DECIDE Republican A. ?. Leased Wire1

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. 1s.- Whether or not the S4 delegates from the New York City locals shall be seated in the annual convention of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America will be decided by a committee of five to be chosen from accredited delegates. The re- port of the credentils committee made no mention of the New York dele gates whose locals have teen sus- pended. The convention convened here today.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
ARE MAKING UP
 PROJECT BUDGETS
Republican A. ?. Leased wIrel

DENVER, Sept. 1s-Es;imates for the budget for the fiscal year 19lS~ of reclamation and irrigation projects throughout the United States are to he made at a meeting here tomorrow of representatives of 32 projects now under way. The appropriations for this work for 1917 amounted 10 Sll.- o00.OOe and 1t Is said, the next budget Is expected to be in excess of that amount. Arthur F. Davis. director and engineer m chief of Washington, is among those present The meeting was called by r. G Weymouth, chic: of construction.
 During the three day session a number of technical papers are to be read. Nearly all of the 32 projects are to be represented.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Sept lS.-Butter higher; creamery 27hd321ac.
 Eggs higher; receipts 7.76f cases firsts 29i2 c BOG. ordinary first 2Sm 29c; at mark cases included 21a 29e.
 Potatoes unsettled; receipts 90 cars Jerseys $l.254 1.55; Ohios $l.25a1.30; Maine Cobblers $1.4OM1.45
 Poultry alive higher; fowls l7Q20c: psrings l9c.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
DRAGNET OUT
 FOR ALLEGED
 BLACKMAILERS
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 county, said tonight that a man known as C. E. Wilson was being sought in connection with the killing of William Turner in a fishing camp in that county June 23. woman known to local officials as Wilson's wife, who mysteriously disappeared from the camp the day before the shooting, was also being sought.
 According to information gathered by MT. Johnson, Turner's slayer ap- peared suddenly at the camp shot Fur ner while the latter was engaged in a game of cards with several companions and escaped.
 A trunk, belonging to Mrs. Wilson. MT. Johnson said, was seized at the Denver railway station and an ex- animation of the contents showed that the owner had lived in Chicago and had bank account in Montreal and had recently spent some time in Florida.
 There are good reasons to believe said Mr Johnson, that the murder of Turner is connected with the ac- tivities of blackmailers now being sought by the Chicago authorities"
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
Gathering Evidence

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-Agents Q the department of justice were busy here today gathering further evidence against the members of the alleged blackmailing, band arrested in Chicago Saturday, and tonight served a war rant on William Butler, alias Butts, who federal authorities say is one of the ring leaders of the syndicate. 9th CT arrests are expected and in the
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-MercantiIe paper. 3k.
 Bar silver 6SAc; Mexican dollars 53. Government bonds steady; railroad bonds firm.
 Time loans firm; 60 days SiA m3% 90 days 3hm3A; 6 months 3A M4. Call