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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
9rab be6 8rnllmpsail6et.

timber ct Eo%laf6rbll1tp pna @rc=
6eSlun0 trgngte nogle 1tbeofommer=
Be Holaffer in6 / 8rDllups1elifobet,
bborbe0 BET fom til ct 1tprre 6logs=
mool> UNDER bbilfet Yoloffprer Mn-
ton 8ojc5af fra &oltegaor6, ser bar
blan6t @j9iterne> blep baor6t 1aa=
ret. 9ogen efter afgif ban beo
Dpoen pua .Maribo SDgebus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

Sg1aa 9igterne er bleben grebc:
al Ben olmin6elige 9ons ONT @ul0-
folben.
s fjpbenbapnlfe @lo6e ioo man
nDlig f9lgen0e Mnnonce:
uMonu1fript
al en- fjer6t Sorfatter, flor &omoi1
CT til Salg til f1l0lten0ig fri ST.
benpttelie. Bris 5000 &r."
Set er 10 noget for @ullaic5=
@rosl erere.
Nu bar Gpefbpfer 2orien ito
|Slte6gooe efterbaon6en erbDerDet
fig &il og 12 &erell ers 2ejligbeo
og Mlber6ens on6re @o0er, % ian
far facet M11tter bebpngt mes
|Smpffer al @proi font ct n,inerc
&ongertge.
Men en6ru for Don life funnel
6npe fig op / Man6s=8o11rgeoiiiets
]2ag.
6ao fonmer 6enne Gbonce, 6e,i-
ne &og, 1om bon fan fjpbe og ic:t:
Sc 16 me6 tit 9eobn paa Gitelblo6et
Og 2or1en ietter fig til me0 fine
ringprp6e6e Singre at ifribe en-
|8illet.
-- Otter Sorlp6en0e lfal Gor:
|fotteren bobe facet 16 - 1eflte1i -
|8illetter.
9bilfet Morfe6 for Sorfottere!
Mf 6iSie @ilIetter ifol en- flor DeT
bore ifrebet baa nleieligt 9anif
og mpl6rer16e ful6e al o%rtogrofiife
|Sejl.
Sorfatteren 1olgte Monuifriptei
til en Mnn6, ser re1ol11t bab6e bn0t
10000 &roner.
Ser er ingen 1molle 5te0er.
Men til @fterooret fan hi oltioo
Dente en interest nt 9ebntbog ;
oanl It 2itteratur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
: Danmark, -

Gage. Man bar foregeglet Megrene,
at Sc bor famine Menneiferet og
MenneifepGr0 iom oen bbi6e Mon6.
og enbber, Ser blot bar SEN mino1tc
&ienoifob til SorboI6ene
beo> at Set er &iat. On @eger Tan
40 Mar ipnes at bore Menltret fo1
en- tro Siener - in6til bon en- ifpn=
ne Sag, tirret pber en eller on6en
;@ogatel, itiffer &nipen / @pgge,1
paa fin @erre --"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

og Direft6rer, Militerperioner og
- ct fort Sal - Gamer fra bi6t
forifiellige @amfun6sflasier.
Stuoiet af Sn0beretningerne ifdl
bore ioa in%teresiant, at SpiIlernes
Sipsbiltorier ofte er mere ipen6en.
De emo 6e be0l tie &omoner.
Sfo6e Blot at 2obens Sr6Ipo
o9ffer ODER ollie nern1ere OpIps-
:ni11ger ONT &erioner og SorboIo
BIOS @pefnlanterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Gin eaen Mhe6er.

glftiel ellfobet Otto Mepnl te6s So-
.brifer I Morbus far if6lge Morbus=
blo6ene fjpbt Motori fibet ~Gorl"
of 8r66re11e Sobon1en> 9@r6sf6bing.
for 10000 &r. Set bleb flor bpg@
get / &ollon6 og folte0e $4,000
Ser. ~Gar1" lfal gaa / Start mel
lent Marbus og &j6benbabn me6
Margorine og Slieraol toffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
So 8rp6re fprmlpffebe.

Gfter Mnmo6ning fra Somilie1
efterigger &i9benbapnS &oliti IL
8rp6re, BEN 28=aorige @fibstpm=
rer ST. 8. 8ergman11 og bans Is:
oorige @ro6er Sal6manr. 9e tog
ben 8. Wfaj / ooben Boa6 EN- Sur
16 pun Sun6et. 6enere CT ser it,
ret hnrt I'll Sem. "a Sc menes for
ulpffe0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Hengene bar ipille6e pp.

6or Ell Si6 ii0en %forlpon6t ct
Sub, Gbr. 2orien, fra fin @lo6s /
|Sribapnen me6 1900 &r., 1om bon
,1fnloe in6i ptte / &anfen. &on bleb
mel6t til &olitiet, ser nu far fun
Bet bom / &erberg for &jemlgie.
I9e 1tjaalne Benge bop6e fan 1pillet
OBJ pna ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Sbippli / Mprfe?

Set fommunole Sellesn6bolg
&jobenbabn far be6taget at forbp6e
MnDen6el1e al @os og Gleftricitet
fra Sc fom1nltnale &prfer til SSlln=
limitation o. I. s 5ipolt CT man ct
fort Gp9rgsmoolstegn. Mon fan
10 beller fife bel tnnfe fig Siboi;
n0en illumination.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
@rrnr.
So itmffet i6jel al Syl1ter.

gn &c. tilbpre110e @aar6ejer
Sals> @olml trnp, blep, ga Sen 1too
paa Marfen, oberfal6et al en-
Sberm al lmoa, forte Sluer> lom
itof Sen ibjel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
@olif 8(pb.

De polite 6remme6folonier, Ser
.bor iloaet fig neo / Omegnen al
oct ne6rebne &porter / set in6re
&jpbenbobn> er ct uroligt SoIfes
fer0. 5or1e6en Scat er ser after
16fempet en- blooig Scamp, 6enne
Gang / @ognmogerga6e g. bbor
ct Ear &usiere fom I @fienoeri
om en- at &barterets u0enIan61 fc
&Din6er. timber &ompen, ser fore
gift me0 &nibe> bleb &usleren 3d.
lenfii ifplge ~8ort 2on6" 1aaret
al ct 6Dbt &nipltif / 8rpitet; ban
moatte bringes pao &oipitolet, me-
6ens bon Mo61ton6er bleb onbol6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

ban bleb inb1nt / Mrre1ten poo gep-
torp. Sum bans j%uri6iife &oniulent
ng bans &rofuriit fienote bans bir=
felige 0pbol6Site0.
Do bans &u1tru Sen fplgen6e
Sag tilfal0igt fit at bi6e, at Gbe=
gerien bar / Spngiel> blep BUN iaa
ibg, at Ser par Sbibl ON, bborbi6t
ben6es 2ip fun6e re66es.
Carl 8oiien Sbpgerlen er en- ip!t
Sfolflpreri6n. Com ganife ung
reiite ban til Mmerifa og opbo16t
fig nogle Mor / Seem Oorf og Git
cago. S 1891 itorte6e ban iammer;
meo en- jGbnal6ren6e @an6elsmon6.
Ser iom ban> bab6e 1166onnet fig
De nor6amerifanife &an6elSbDer.
|6irmaet Gbriltenien & Ebpgerien>
Ser ban6le6e me6 Seoeporer og
&ooitoffer til Margarinefabrifotio=
men. 6irmaet bab6e fortrinlige
6orbin6elier / Mmerifu og blep i
|2ebet of faa Mar ct af Sc it6rite I
fin 8rancbe / 9onmorf. SEQ Gbri=
iteniens 9e6 bleb Gbegerien @ne-
%iroebaber. Mee6 gnergi og &ao=
gaoenbe0 foretog fan Sen enc l1o=
bioelie efter Sen an6en. &on on=
.lag6e iaale6es Slagterier / @ibirien
og oprette0e BEN itore Oliempne !
@loltrup. Wen set forlg6 iamtioi9
ON bom> at bun u6en Sfrupler no
nDtte0e enbber Gbonce til Set D6er=
tie. SIT ban life gift al &ejen for
at tage en- 6ortjenelte me6, ielb ON
Den bar erbperpet pon cit min6rs
fin Maa6e, 6erom bi0ner en- Mffpre,
lom bans 6irma for nogle Mor f.
Den bab6e me6 Set forene0e Domp=
ifibSielifab. Set bleb 1emlig op6o=
get, at Sirmaet Gbriltenlen & Tbp=
gerien / fine &onnosiemerter bob
Sc opgipet for Lap Begt, bborbeo
9. S. g.. g. miite6e betp6elise
Srogtbeleb. Sp0agel1en al 6ette
ibigagtige 6orbol6 fan6t @teo, me
oens Direft9r &ron6t le6e6e GEL
ifobet. San bar 1om befienot err
Mon0, Ser ilog boar6t, noar fam
bar paa Sen fire @i6e, og Gbri1ten<
fen & Sb9ger1en mootte betole ct
flaffeligt @el9b for at foo 0e11
ubebagelige Mffere or6net / Min6c=
ligbe6.
Ibpgerlen er @jer al set gomle
@errele0e ~Srp6enlun6"> Ser ligger
mi0t imellem 5fo6sborg og @eo=
bef, tgt op as Sernbanelinien. So:
10 Mar fi6en fi6bte fan Set al Gil
feoronning 2ouiies &ofcbef, &om=
merberre Goltenicbiol0, og fan boc
|ii0en ofret betp0elige Summer po1
6ets &eltourering, Ser er foretoget
UNDER 2e0elle al Mrfiteft Carr
Drummer.
ga Set fan foru6ies, at l1n6erip=
gel1en al Sen, urrei tere0e @rosierec
6. g. S%b6gerlens Gorbolo / u.s.:
Itroft @ro6 oil lGgge 8eilug pao 7.
&riminalfammers M%rbejosfraft> er
en- anoen Holitimon0> Sperbetjen1
@allerup> mi0lerti0ig blebet for
flpttet til &omret for at bi1too Ms-
ies1or S6or11p. Sberbetjent @alle=
rupS Speciale ct 8eban0lingen a;
8e6rageriiager.
l1n0eripgelien bill beifjeftige liz
me0 bele Wrosierer Gb6gerlens
&irfiombe6 og bill iom S6lge 6eraf
blibe ret langborig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Al,ntnnrltpt Fftsrrltntns
st 9ierteinf fra 2anoet.

vi Qtertettf fra Qanbet.
S ~8ol" finder hi fglgenoe Sc,
tro9tning at S. 81. 2emming, ser
lite er obermaaoe begei1tret ODER
n~@ommertiben"::
2pplpoige bar hi uoe poo 2anoet
ltiuet l1rene en- Slime frem; me1,
mango bar giort set meo ct lille
Snil og tenft poo &jpbl taoerne.
2onoboerne CT fra @urnsben pen=
net til at ftao op me6 Solen; Sen
np Sio oil lite genere Dem, %napnlig
loo lnnge De lp1e Metter porer. ST.
ter Spit bill Ser NOT blipe lernt mgrft
on1 Morgenen for 6em, Ser ifal mall
fe eller nofpre onoen ti61ig Morgen-
glern1ng; men set orbner fig bel.
9norleoes man 6erimo0 flarer Jig
BDerne, foritaar hi 2an6boer life
9eoar ri fommer ino mes Morge11tr-
gene, 1oper Sobeoltooen trpgt, og Set
Jorbolo foran6res 10 fife, for0i ST.
Den er rDffet en- Slime frem. &ripotc
ng offentlige &ontorer lrffffer life op
for 80. 9tatens 8urea1er be6-
rerenoe Sane % &oltbeien bcgpn=
Der oeres Sag tent. @obe0 lG6et CT
9one0ltaoen, pg &ontortioernc CT
SberenSl temme1ie meo @o%be6lto0sbc-
folfningens @aner. 2onobefolfnia.
gems Mrbei0stioer 1pnes i1et life at
TONNE | &etragtning> ifjpnt 2an0ct
BOG ogiaa benptter iaopel @one joni
Eo1t. 5tatsbanerne luffer oeres Op~
re op for Observation-Disclosures ct Eor
elmer efter> at 2onoboerne far BE-
gDnot 6ereS Dag, og &oltbpsnet Ia
Der bengoa 3 q 4 Simer> for Sc
imou, firfante6e &l6er oobnes for
Snolepering og uoleoering al Eo1t=
tager.
Ser 1fal life forlpges npjere al
belfribe set Mfbref / 2%ol10boer1cS
Nrbei6e og Dispo1itioner> en- iao6a1:
Drbning naeofprer. Det flyer fig ielp;
og bet bliDer 10 life be6re> for0i ii
ollie rpfffer Gioen en- Slime frem.
&11n6e ser life, mt 6o hi er bc0
at pile be6 l1rbiierne, giprcs nogct
for at alle &ontorer, Ser bender us
moo Sc proftiife Grbperb, fit en- list
mere fornuftig &ontorti6?
5or % proftiife 2an6boer 1toor
Set FTuuIIebes, at @ommerti6ens Sn6,
f9rel1e allerlette1t fnn6e bore or6net
6erbe6, at 8Dbefolfningen bop0e BE-
{tent Jig til at itaa for op> og 0erOs0
at ollie Sorretninger og &ontorer be:
blebet oobnet en- Times Gi6 for. Set
fo1 life bore for ti6lig at begDnbc
Dogen 4-5 Simer efter Solopgong,
5elp ONT man Dor / en- &D.
Set er ct interes1ant @fsperiment,
Ser mi gigres; men u6en en- foftiif
SremrDfffen af Gi6en for Mrbei0ets
BegDn6elie / &Derne bill Ser neppc
fornme 1oget poittibt &e1ultot at
oct. 5omorbej6et mellem &D oe
2on6, mellem M0miniltration og Ct:
pberb, be6res life 6erbe6> at Si6e17
rDffffes ems frem for alle. Sen, Ser
1toor Tent op, eller begDn6er fin ST.
bei6s6ag ienere en6 andre, fomn1er i
monge Gilf9l6e til at .formi116ifc
Mrbgosuobpttet for fine Me0menr,=
Tier.
Sci er bel for 6brigt oglaa 6ettte
Torbol6, ser bar beret beltemmen61
for 2opens @jennemfprelie, i0et hi
bor billet in6rette % / Sberensl ITEM
meI}e me6 bore geabolan6es Srteres=
Ter. Men er Ser iaa life @run6 til.
at hi ir6retter % paa t~tllboren6y
Moa0e in6enfor bore egne @rGnfer,
1oo at Ser fremfommer ltgrl It muli9
3armoni mellem 8D og 2an0, mel
lem M6minii tratipn og @rbberb?
@re6 paa Sc sprte*
@n W}un6, Ser life oil bore III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

Der les al Ben @ulofeber, fom bor
grebf bisie Dele at &igbenbobns
&efolfning efter &rigenS u6brno.
Meenneifer, iom paa @runo al set
|it6lte Bar Mars eien6ommelige 6or=
bol6 poa @erien bar funbet ct MT
Mrbei0sfelt for &apitoler, bbis Op-
|rinoelfe / mango Gilfel6e er @ore-
8illor0er> 8affens &looe=@pil %
onore lignen6e folfelige Torlp1tel:
Ifer.
5or 6isie 411n6er bar @peno
Mage Mnoeri len paataget fig &jgb
log Solg al 86rspopirer, og ban
bar r%egelmesiigt tilitillet Dem $50
|toer Raoflebet Sc Iobbefale6e
(~Stempelmerfer), iom ifuloe bite, at
|Sroren bar u6f9rt / Oberensltem-
melie meo &11n6ens 3nife. M1lere=
Ioe lpnge bar ser imi6lertio berifet
WtlStanfe om, at M116erien life bar
|n6fert Or6rerne> at bon 6elbis bar
%forbrngt Sc til bam in0betalte &C.
Ipoftta> og at ban rimeligbis bar
foretoget Observation-Disclosures imo6
fine &un6er> Ser biitnof olIe bor
foretaget 6eres Mftiefigb me0 EN-
forpentet Stigning for gle. Suit
oerne bor iet Eapirerne 1tige fra
Sag til 9ug> me6ens Mn6erien far
flpnget fig til &aobet ON, at Sous
len bil6e blibe oflpit al en @ois14.>
Der brogtc Sor6elen ober poa banS
|@i6e.
timber 6iSie Omitenoigbe6er bar
ban p%oooroget fig en- folos1oI @jpl6
og bet er | allerb9je1te @ro6 oper=
%roifenoe> at fan bor funnel bol6e
tin Sorretning goaen6e / ioo. lang
Sto. Mcn @tdrite0elen af bans
&1111oer bor neppe bobt 11ogen bir=
|felig Soritaoelie al, bpo0 set egent~
Zig bar, 6e bab6e me0 at qigre, oq
Mnoerlen bor bobt let beo at ober=
tale oem til at o%nbringe Sen 6or=
tjere1t e> lom bans Notoer u6biite /
oereS Sober, til rp Sn6fjeb of Mf=
tier. 9erbe6 bar fan nn6gooet at
|nobetale &lienterne 6eres Eilqo6e=
baben6e> og Spifmpllen er = r6en
lat bon bar funnel itonole ben -
iblebet be0 me6 at male nD u@e~
Ibinit" til &11n0erne og ny @jel6 til
Mn0erien, in6til &rofets Sag.
9enne Sag CT MT oprnn6et.
gn al Mn6er1ens &n116er, Ser
lefter &c ltempe6for1Dne6e Motoer at
09mme boD6e $4,000 Ser. tilgo6e
BIOS bam> bab6e / Sem ienere Gi6
bpppigt u6tolt 9nifet ONT at ic I
bbert Sol6 noele al 6isie @en.!c
poa @or6et. Mn0er1en img6efom
bans Mnmo0ning - til Dels. Mea
ga bans l16betolinger bar fau og
imoa> tabte &11n6en tilii6it SQolmo=
|oigbe6en, iolgte iomtlige fine @opi=
rer og freDe6e bele lit SiIgooebo=
ben6e n6betalt. @oa set / Sen M11=
|1e6ning foitiatte Ei6spnnft erflnre=
|6e Mr6erien i%mi6lerti6, at bon bar
|116e al @ton6 til at betole. Sen
poagiel6en0e &11n0e> &eltourotpr
ISscor Beterien> Centrum &jpb=
mogergooe, benben6te fig 6erefter
It'll &olitiet og on1nel6te Mn6erlen
flor @e6rogeri.
San bleb onbol6t / fin @ommer=
Ibolig / &e6bef> og nogle Sinner fe=
mere u6tolte bon / Mrrei ten> at fans
|11n6erilGb i%anbipnligpis belpber IT,
It'll pber tire Mtllipner &roner.
Sorldg poo at foo Mn6erien milo
lerti0ig lpslo6t bar olle 1tra116e6e.
0a 0e 1cnel mo6togne @lo6e of1en6-
ties fra 9anmarf.
&pl6ene.
&i6be11bobnerne bor life, ii6er
Spulepor0banen op ilugte Sen 1i61 tie
I& ol0reit> funnel opfpl6e Tn6renes
I@fif: at gaa pua @ol6en ct. 8e6e=
l6ugS Mften. Sc er benbi1te til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
&nl6ene.

&j9benbopnerne far life, ii6e11
Spulepor0bane1 opi lugte Sen ii61ta
g ol0relt> funnel opfpl0e Te6renes
Gift: at gao puo @oI0en ct. 8eoe=
bags Mften. 9e er benbi1te til
2angelinie. Men / Mor blep Sen
.gamle 5fif gjenoptaget, i6et GEL
ifabet til 8ebarelie al Gbriltians=
bobnS @ol0 allere0e bor f%orifj9nnet
en ret flor 9el at 6enne og iifret
6ens 8eborel1 e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
@mllejcb=Tprfattere.

Sg1aa 9igterne er blebe11 grebc;
al Ben alminoelige 0ons ONT @11l0
fulben.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Why Republicans Feel Confident of
 Empire State
Special to The Republican,

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-New York state is republican this year oy at least fifty thousand. according to an analysis of the political situation here by Frederick C. Tanner chairman of the republican state committee. This means 45 sure electoral votes for Hughes.
 The total vote in .his state will in all probability exceed l600 000 as it has in each of the last three presi- dental years" said MT. Tanner No candidate running on the democratic ticket in this state has received 750.000 votes.
 No republican candidate for presi- dent or governor. in any of the last three presidential years has received
 in this state less than S00000 votes except in 1912. when the republican vote was divided between the repub- lican and progressive candidates. That vote IS not so divided this year Most of the voters who were progressives four years ago have returned to the republican party, and those who COZ tinue to maintain a separate parry have endorsed the republican candi- dates for president and governor. The democratic vote in the state has been falling off since 1908. In that year, the democratic vote for governor was 735.iS9: in 1910. 1t was 8S9.700. in 1912. 649.559. In 1914 the highest candidate on the democratic ticket received 646.401 and in 1915 the total democratic vote for members of assembly was 595.359.
 "Tn 1912 the republican vote for governor was 444105; in 1914, 1t was 1 6S6.701, and in 1915 the total repubIi-
 can vote for members of assembly
 was 700,236.
 | The republican enrolment thi: year increased nearly 100000, while
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Thiel Detectives Discover
 Arizona Registration Frauds

Illegal registration by the hundreds cincts in the state by the Thiel de- tectives, who have recently concluded investigations extending over some time It is said that numerous in stances have been uncovered where men and in some cases women. who have been residents of the state from three to eleven months have register ed. while others who have been gone from the precinct for two years are on the registration lists. IL has also been discovered that many who can not meet the educational qualifica- tions have registered
 The Irregularities were first dis covered when the publicity agent or one Of the republican candidates for state office mailed out literature to each precinct in the state. From many precincts he received notices that literature addressed to registered voters had been undelivered In one small precinct he found that one hundred and fifty pieces of literature remained undelivered. and that of those to whom il was addressed had not been heard of in that neighbor- hood for year or two.
 Have Complete List
 A complete list of these illegal reg istrations has been placed in the hands of the local republican commit teeman. il is learned on good au- thoritv. and on election day those illegally registered who attempt to vote will he immediately arrested Some may he allowed to go ahead and vote. when warrants for their arrest will be sworn out. Detailed 1 investigations are said to have beer l conducted in Clifton. Morenci. Globe | Miami I3ishee, Lowell. Ajo. Hayden Winkelman. Christmas. Jerome. Clark
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
Speaking T0ur is Concluded t Was c Trlumbhal Journey
 Through His Empire State

audience cheered this more than any other utterance.
 The third address of the evening was at kismet hall. On his way there, the nominee passed the house in which he was married. Here again he found all space in the hall crowded with an audience that had waited tNo hours to hear him and hundreds standing in the stIeet.
 It has been my good fortune dur ing the past few weeks to speak in many streets" Mir Hughes said. and everywhere there has been this mani festation of a deep patriotic feeling of an intense interest in our vital con- Cerns but there is something about the generosity of this welcome in my native state which | had the good fortune 10 serve four years, that makes it more gratifying to mo than any other welcome could possibly be.
 T hope and expect that next Tues day we shall have a triumphant vic tory Tn both nation and state
 In his day speeches MT. Hughes spoke chiefly on the tariff and the maintenance of American rights abroad. He also assailed the admin istration for broken promises wlth respect to the reduction of the cost or living observance of the merit system in making appointments. the main tenance of American rights abroad and economy in the expenses oi the government
 Conditions which industry in the United States win face at the close of the war were characterized as cause for serious consideration by every student of our affairs.
 We want to look out that We do not have a headache coming to US :n the near future the nominee told ar audience at Newburgh. because there are quite number of things that We must carefully consider.
 Among the chief of these MT. Hughes ranks commercial competition after the var with European nations. mot at all wasted by war. but dis ciDline organized as they have never heen before. The Underwood tariff. MT. Hughes said. would not meet the situation as measure of protection to American industr'--
 ! Our opponents told us four years ago Mir. Hughes said at Kingston. ui i the wonderful opportunities thcv were ' going to give to American business ' We know what actually followed. | to not mean that they were insincerc ! fitted American lifes does not work with it.
 ] Mir Hughes said he asked his op- ponents what they were going to dc about safeguarding American indus
 trr. and they replied that they had a tariff commission. A tariff commits zion he continued. did not pass laws. It was time. NIT Hughes declared for his political opponents 10 be sensi tive about criticism.
 We are taking account of stock.
 he said in his Newburgh speech. "Onr opponents seem to be littl. | sensitive about the stock taking. The,
 seem 70 have the idea that there
 ought not 10 be any criticism of tn,
 administration. Well. we would no
 do very well in American life unde | our institutions If We went ahead il 1 that way. We want fair criticism
 Continued on Page Six
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
THAT THE FIGHT IS WON
 MIR. HUGHES CONFIDENT
 ON RETURN TO NEW YORK
PRESIDENT TALKS
 TO JERSEY MEN TODAY

LONG BRANCH. N. J.. Nov g. President Wilson will close his campaign for reelection tomorrow with u speech at Shadow Lawn to people from his home state of New Jersey. For sentimental reasons. he wishes to make his last cam paign addresses to the people of the state in which he began his political career.
 Many in the presidents audi ence tomorrow will be political and personal friends Of long stand ing. For this reason he has prom ised to state his views more com pletely than before during the campaign. Democrats from diff ercnt parts of New Jersev have arranged to come on special trains.
 In his speech the president will express confidence in the outcome of the voting next Tuesday MT. Wilson has no engagements be- fore election. He feels that the issues are made up and that most of the people have determined how they will vote
Arizona republican., 1916-11-04
WILSON CALLED THE BUCHANAN
 OF THE PERIOD
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 NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Theodore Roosevelt. speaking at a mass meet ing in Cooper Union here tonight, de- nounced the policies of the Wilson ad- ministration and urged his audience to put in the presidential chair the clean and upright justice of the supreme court the fearless former governor of New York whose whole public record has been that of a man straightforward in his thought and courageous in his action who cannot be controlled to do what Is wrong and who will do what Is right no matter what influence may be brought against him"
 The former president broke away from his speech which he had prepared In advance to say what he thought of the so-called "hyphenates" He de- ciared that although Washington and Lincoln were of English blood. they were both Americans through and through
 No American can be a good Ameri- | can on a fiftyfifty basis said Col onel Roosevelt. There Is no room in this country for English Americans, German Americans French Americans. Irish Americans, or any other kind of 1 Americans but real Americans" ! Colonel Roosevelt. in referring 10 l Secretary of War Bakers recent al- | legged comparison of Washington's sol ! diers with the constitutionalist forces | in Mexico. said Mir. Baker was "an I amiable man who knits" Once during his speech. when the 1 former president quoted from the will 1 Of George Washington in which the [ first president bequeathed his swords to his nephews and cautioned them not to unsheath them except for self defense or for the defense of their country, some one in the audience shouted:
 l Sounds like Wilson,"
 1 Colonel Roosevelt paused for mo ment and the voice in the audience said: Il mean Roosevelt" Colonel Roosevelt smiled and continued his l speech.
 When he had concluded he was driv- en 10 theater in East Houston street where he made d brief address
 Roosevelt criticized President Wilson in emphatic words in hts address al Cooper Union. which he delivered al the request of q campaign organization of business men who oppose the re- election of Mir. Wilson Taking as hi, subject. Our Nations Crisis" CoIone Roosevelt said that a world cataclysu has overwhelmed civilization and that the times have needed a Washington or Lincoln. but unfortunately W, have been granted only another Bu. chanan."
 | T have been assailed." said tn, speaker. because 1 have criticized Mir Wilson | have not said one thing O him that was not absolutely accurat, and truthful. l have criticized him be cause l believe he has dragged in tn, dust what was most sacred in our pas and has jeopardlzed the most vita hopes Of our future. I criticize hin now because he has adroitly and cley erly and with sinister ability appealed to all that is weakest and most un. (Continued on Page Two)