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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
Gin beutliaer @iuf fir @iliom.

Die erite Gelesenheit, bic ii6 psnl
9olts bot, benz prGiibsnten Elm UliB.
trduenspotrm gu ertbeilen, III ergrii.
fen Dorben uno mas san5 beionb:rs
bebeutunssUoll 1T IN einem ioldb bs.
mptratiIhsn Staate ipie 5sras. 4us
benotratiihen aongrebmitslieber oa.
ielbit, tpelde DilioHs politit unter.
itiBt babeH, iinb BET ben Rominationss
tpablsn sef4lagen pOrben unb bic no,
minirtsn aanbibatsn finb enti6iepens
@egner Der Milfoni6en politit ipe.
5ietl fotpeit ss bic 2situug Der auspdr>
tigen 4ngelegenbeiteH bstrifft, bic gan;
befonpers bic priu5ipisle S4eibuna
apiiaen ben JattiOnsn bilbete. Die
9egner Wilfons erildrtsn, bag er
feline unfdbigteit burd isins ges
banbluns Der meritaniidsn Qnselsaens
belt ertpisfen babe. Disie Iei bo6fI nj,
berIpruhspon uno idpan.enb aepsIen
unb baraus babe iih Der @reu5friea
erssben, tpie aud bic 8senbisuna Der
Wirren in Merifo perbinbert fp0rben
fei, bic nnferen Saubel bafelbit 10
f9per sefdabigt baben. Wdbrenb er
srtIart babe. Sab @srit0 Id IeI5t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
prdHbent @ilfon
SOa jett ernitiid an SrieSeHsper.
mittlnns benfen.
Sas 3miammenbred)en Der Cffenibt
Der Aaiirten idbeiHt ieiue SnDer.
id)t ami einen Sies Der
aIliirteu eridittrrt
3n babru.

| @aibington, 25. Suli.
Grobes Sntereiie tpirb bier bent ba!.
Oieen geiud)e bes nnrerifaniifDen
gotidaiiers in 2onbon, Walter 81.
mes Yase, entgegensebradr. Nan
glaubt, a,rdiibent Milicn babe benz
9ondaiter nabegeIegt, bierEer Sr rel.
fen, nm nlit i6m iiber bic mogiide
Seriielliing bes 6rieoells in EUROPA
,u beratben.
Die Ieeicn Observation-Disclosures
nit Gnalnno baben pie man tier
elanbf, bic gsIdue oes gr1iiocnten be-
3iislid, Der GinIeitrlns Der Jricbens.
uerntittIrllg einigcrnlaBen eridrpert.
Dtan fonlmt bicr 5iir eiiriidt, bub
miIit1riife Gpcrationen aIlein rid;t
gum 5rieocn fiihren fDnnen; pia,i
miiiic aud Der Diplomatic 0elelcn.
belt S,im giuidreiten gebeu. Ges
Erdiioerten 9eratber babeu ibnl Dor.
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| iiir feline YerIuite i'm ,Selbe In Der
@eiie ihablos op balten, haB es icI.
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me, Sanoels 6u beral,beu, peroerblid
III. sie tonne Hi,r oa5u iiibrei, ba5
anoere 0ldd,te iid 3Ieifialls IN ben
stries jtiir5en iltiiBien, ipoIten lie Id.
nidt 1eige euglanoS eiGemnaftigcn,
eeietlcien 8erfii9ungen iinteuperisii.
GS ;uiro IN sireiien Der @erral.
iung weiter fiar crfanl,t, buB 0roB.
briianrien 6as gr6Bte Sinberiiis iiir
ben i5rieoen biIoet. Seinc werbiinoe.
ten lnod)ieu mir 3u gerne Jricoeils.
beoingtingen, bic aud, Ieittihlano
pailer, annebneti, tpiiroc gnalanb
bic Ginleihmg berartiser gerbano.
lunaen iiit)t uerhieieti. ysnh Der Nm.
|iidt Der ,SahIeute bes S}rices.G .Gepar.
tentettts lit bic Siferiipe Der alliirisn
an aaen Srcaiten 5iiammeugebrodtn
anb bamit au1 ibre &6fimsns al,f
lbeitcre GrioIgc.
2enlcfratiid)e sSiibrer Srdnaen Sar.
aui, Ger Hrdiibcnt moae 70 rait) lDie
ntosIid irsenb cine slfticn fir Sen
syricben einleitens ba cine iold)e SnnD.
lung iiir bic gscUernberlpnbIen srobsn
ginitiib baben tpiirbe.
Ortsmarf4aII bem 3u4ts
baus iiberpieitn.
W bin a Obio, %. SuIi. - Ger
Drtsmarf&au Stnrb 8. glotesiee.
tptIftr in Derbinbung nit bem lobe
bes NahiipGdters Jobn 8. Gates, am
18, Mpru, bss 9obtf&laeS fGiibie Sc,
funben iporbtn mar. lriirbe bon Hi&ter
w. 3. Mhern BON atron benz 3udi,
haus lbtripielsn Der Ni@ter FMS
stall st eas slasssIse illsd 5a4ss pss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

ghrnbiuert beiise, INNER nod ri6ti5.
90 ii96err poineare aqeiu du bitien
SsntenSen befennt obtr ben .parlsur
nit 8rianb tbsilen pilI2 Gtesnsny Eau
aber antportet ibm auf ieint 3u Ranep
sebaliene Rebe. in btr Der prdiiosnt
ausfiibrie. bab yrantrtih uno bic
eluiirttn ben Willen gum Siest tsfds
Gen unb einsn fiesreihsn irieben srs
tdmpfsn tuiirben, fpottiIf: .Wenn IS
nur auf ben sutsn WilIen anl6me.
bann mare isber aiidemunee Elm gu.
illus Gdiar."
Sn bisie pariisr atmoipbdrs i9ldei
nun bic iissreide Siierreihif9 ! unsaa
rifde Offeniips in Siibtirol. Sn Rorn
unb Wailanb fam man nift beiiiirJs
ter ilnb nerpSfer iein als an Der S.int.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

sur Wutuns babsn. paB Das bdpiid,s
parlauent ben @ertauf, ben es bisber
betampft bat, billiaen tpirb. Nm
elmer 3ultimmuns i'm aonsreb ut nidi
al stpeifeln, benn bel dller probritIAen
Geiinnuns@ @ilfons unb ieiner Greunpe
i'm &onsreb, lit bod unDertenn6ar,
bab lie Is fir ansebradt balten, ben
panamaz&anal seseu gnslanbs ans
mabsnbs 4nidauuns gu idiiben, bab
ibm ale Meeresensen, natiir 'i4er oper
tiinItti9er glrt, 3utnmmen, beul;i es
feline Serridaft CUR see uniibermiub@
lid MAIDEN tonne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

Sas bemotrdtifhe Rdtip'
naItommittes piro ie6s Uttuioaer
@remplare Der Rsbs uertbsilen, pelh'
Ser Yraiibent in RepDort sebaltsn ld'
uno bic in ben srdRhioisu Geodnter
qusflinst: Gepalt bat nna nienais
etpas pollbra6t, mas fi6 Don GaueI
ernisfen bat. Damn lit es am Gnos
qarniht pahr. oub WaIbington nit
a.atteHgeipaIt Die umerltannhe Notion
aei4aFfen unb oaB Wabifon nit Waf'
fen gefpalt bic anmabuns Der enslans
Ger gebro6enbat. Gann it es ain
gnos au9 nidt lpabr. bab Die Union
nit @affsnselpalt Dor BEN 3srfaa be-
tpa6rt rporOen lit. Die Rtbe ii psiter
nihts, als cine Der hoblsn Hebens@
arten, NIT beHen Der prdfoent pds
ameritaniide @plt tduihen uno Ittns
Weiseruns, bic Rs4.e oes ameritanis
i6en @oltes aesen England gu pere
ibeieigsn, rs9tfertiseu nil. Iber pas
Bolt fGnst an, ben prdiioenten su
bur6Iaduen unb tpiro feline Seu6elsi
niht lGneer ouloen, als bis gum a.
Mdrs nG9iten Sabres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
Gs 1T piinfdensperth

Sab bic Ri4ter an unIerem oberi.su
eeriHtsbOfs nit srobitdetii4en Der
hdltniifeu pertraut liuo. Cincinnati,
ME ale anberen @rpbfdbts Obios Ens
oaourh bera1tbsilist pOrbsn, BAT u
piele Wsitslieber picies Geridts &liin>
itdoter iinp 9tus bieiem 0runoe en-
pfeblen mir bic llnteritiisnng bes
Rihters 8iderp aus gleoeIanb, ber Iid)
be; ben printdrtbublen I'm bic Enmis
nation als Ridtsr bss SupremesOes
rihts 6etpirbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

Die bdniidsn Snietn i'm
&aribii6en Wleere i6einen enblid in
ben 8eiit Der Ser. Staaten asldngen
su ppQsn. Ger erite 9eriu6, iia ju
erfperbeH, tsgdnn in Grants 3ipeiicr
Abminiiiration, fdeiterie aber ar BEN
WioeritdRe Don @rants @egnerH i'm
Senat uno 3Dar aus rein peri6nliGen
Griinben. Grant, afs Wifitdr, bate
ihon oamafs ertuunt, bag bic Sidsrs
freit Der Ser. Staat.n ourd bic frems
ben geiiBungsn in jsnsm Weere grs
fdbroet lei, nobel er ipe3ieli GngldNp
DOR augen bate, oas bic 8ereini9isn
Stauten NIT einem Hestpert Don
Seefeitmgen umf6uttt bate. IN.
fofsebefien mar fsih pfan, bds erss
IiIhe NeB an bieier Stells au our9tre,
den, aber, pis eripd6nt, bate Grant
Dieie Ssinoe in ieinsr siaenen partei,
bic isben gorI4Iaa, ben er maAie,
ridt nad ieinsm Wertb. fonoern naf
ibrer Yoreingenommenbeit beurtbelIten.
9ur5 Dor 2lus6ru6 bss arieqes
iprengteA bi. probritsn, Die bamlls
ihcH cine nnfiHnige Deafdsnbsse be.
trifben, ipieoerbolt bas @sriiht aus,
bab Osutihlanc einen 9rud auf Tds
nsrnnrt ausiibs, lin bic Jnisln an ii6
gu brinssn, mas natiirlih aus Der Cuff
efgriffrn fpar. Sept f6eint Der aauf
obsefhlohsn su iein, mas fpobl banpts
fdhfid ben @elbperlsoenbeiten 5u bans
Ten, 1T, In benen iid TGnemarl in
Golse bss ariegss befiubst. Das pirb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
ga banque.
CUR gnsnidluns Der stimmuns in
Jrantreth. 9u bic Wiensr Greie
preHe f@reibt Elm neutraler aeH.
ner bes Bolts.

Genf i'm SUM-.
slls jid bic resierenben politifdsn
Rreije Jrontreihs nad bem Sale Der
Woriteaungen Don 8rabant unb Q5aas
nes bis gum 2oilpemont unb Der srs
oberung bss Sorts Duuaumoni GaIs
fungslofer 0erDtpeifluns bingabsn
uHb pahreub "a SMuhsa in @aris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

getreffs bss III ert
fanii9en 9anbeIs mahte Elm
s1unbler DOR bem bieiieen ausf6ub
Der Sanbelstammer fir ausmGrtissn
Sanoel Wittbeilunsen, bic niht genus
hebersigt perDsn t0nnen. 9ieis siNs
qen oabin, pab man na9 Siioumcritd
ridt nit aatulogen unb Sirtuloren
pertaufen tam, ionoern oab Die Si!Ds
ameritansr bic Baaren iebsn pDIlen.
Samitiit geiast. Dab 3peissei4dfts in
ben characterization 9Gnbern .roife
net perben miiTen. gbsniO ri6tia 1T
bie 4ustunft, oab man in Siibamerltd
nur pertdufen lam, ipenn man laHs
Gen areoit gspdbrt. 0isies tpiebrr
n0tbigt, ameritaniids 3peigbansen in
Sioomeritd su srDffRen, no bic Weds
iel Der characterization adufer biss
tpntirt peroen tounen.. Inter foi6en
.5eoiRgungen 1T bic W0slidteit ssboe
ten, einen isbr uusgebebntsn Sarbel
haIelbit aufsubauen, aber ss lit isgt
nod Elm Weitsrss notbpenbis setoors
hen, ndmlich eine sner0iids 9bminis
itrd;ior, bic ii6 ni6t Gnglanb gu Jis
pen rpirft. pis bic ississ, ionosrn bic
bsiieR Qbfidtsn, bic Ser. staaten pom
WeItbanbel aus8uidlieben, enteegsns
tritt. B.nn bas uidt s.idiebt, ptrb
Siioansritd Elm Gnslaub ausidlisbs
lid sugsb0riass abiaseebist fsin unb
bic Wonrosz9o.trin cine tperttioie
Jbeorie perben.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
STANDARD OIL
STEAMER SUNK

tBy Associated Press.)
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 1.-THE sink
ing of the American built steamship
Antwerpen is announced.
The Antwerpen was vessel Of
1890 tons and was built at Newport
News. She belonged to the Standard
Oil company and left Newport News
in ballast on her maiden voyage for
New York on August "a and sailed
August 81 from Bayonne. N. j.. for
London on her first trip across the
Atlantic.
The Antwerpen was the first for.
eign ship ever built at Newport News.
She was in command OF Capt. Her.
man Segbarth, who formerly com
manded the oil tanker America. She
was 400 feet long. so feet beam and
30 feet in depth. The steamer was
an oil burner and carried wireless.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14

(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept H.--Argu-
ment favoring the admissability of
evidence concerning the dynamite
conspiracy three years ago between
Billings. the alleged bomb planter;
Mooney, confederate, and others,
was begun today in the Billings
murder trial. Unless we can prove
conspiracy existed our case has
failed" said Asst. Dist. Atty. Brennan.
Remarks by Judge Dunno were in.
terpreted to Indicate that he would
bar testimony concerning Billings
actions in 1918.
Brennan said he hoped to show that
Billings. Mooney and others con
spired against all the people "who
had not coincIded with their peculiar
ideas on social conditions"
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
WILSON TAKES UP
WESTERN CAMPAIGN

1 tBy Associated PrcssD
LONG BRANCH. Sept 1.-THE
president for the first time gave de.
tailed consideration today to the cam
paign for reelection, He went over
the reports of political managers and
began mapping out plans for the next
two months. The result OF the con
ferences indicated that greater at
tantion viii be paid TO the campaign
in Oregon. Washington. Utah and
California because Of reports received
which cause the belief that Demo
crate prospects are excellent.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
TOLEDO BUILDING
FALLS IN RUINS

TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept, i4-seyeral
pedestrians may have lost their lives
In the collapse of the Johnson Furnl-
ture company's four story building
here last night The brick structure,
which had been undergoing repairs.
collapsed without warning and tum-
bied into summit street. the city's
main thoroughtare workmen are
searching for bodies.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
ELks RECEPTION FRIDAY
NIGHT OF THIS WEEK

The regular Elks dance will be held
tomorrow night at Elks hall. A spe.
clal orchestra has been engaged and
the guests are assured OF the best
music and the latest dances This Il
one Of the regular series and not IN
the shlrtwalst calendar. Invitations
may be had from members.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
MYSTERIOUSLOOTING
OF BANK SHOWN Up
After Five Years Alleged CuIprit
Arrested When Confederate
Tries to Recover pIunder
tBy Associated Press.)


CHICAGO, Sept 14Martin Flanagan, saloonkeeper,
today connection with the mysterious robbery Of the
branch Bank Montreal New Westmipter g. five years
A loot of $271 900 obtained by the robbers.
The Of Flanagan made result Of the in
Toronto Of Michael Shora who attempted pry open safety
deposit in vault bank The box rented
Flanagan four years ago. stuffed with Canadian banknos
shora told the police he employed Flanagan make the
Toronto trip.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
,By Associated Press.D

tBy Associated Press.D
NEW YORK. Sept. 14--A sympa-
thetic strike of 10000 trade unionists
allied with the street car employees
is called for Saturday unless Mayor
Mitchell and the public service com.
mission succeed in causing an ami
cable settlement
Mayor Mitchell said late yesterday
that something would have to be done
and that he hoped to devise some
means by which all cars could be
run again. The mayors plan to
have the board of estimate grant a
franchise TO the New York Motor
Bus company. permitting omnibus
traffic throughout the city. did not
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
MAY COMMUTE
DEATH PENALTY

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 1.-THE
American State department has asked
that the death sentence imposed some
time ago upon Harold Il. ELTON be
commuted to 20 years Imprisonment.
ELTON is an American mining en-
gineer. who was tried in Oaxaca on
charge of aiding the reaetionaries.
A month ago. at the request OF the
United States. Gen. Carranza post
poned the execution.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
RESIGNS TO GO
INTO TRENCHES

tBy Associated Press.)
DENVER. Sept. 14.--Rev John Nc
Neill announced his resignation as
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church of Denver, last night, and said
he will leave soon for London, where
he will be connected with Young
Mems Christian association work He
also hopes to preach to the troops in
the trenches in Flanders, he said.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
YEAR
FOR Steel


PITTSBURG, Sept Thames A.
Farrell, president of the United
States Steel corporation, speaking at
banquet last night, predicted a
prosperous year for the steel industry.
Nineteen sixteen will probably go
down in history as one of the most
remarkable years that the iron and
steel industry ever has known" he
declared. Without the necessity OF
resorting to prophesy we can assume
that the year 1917 will see the blast
furnace and steel works Of tn's coun
try operating at capacity
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
JAPAN AND RUSSIA PROTEST
THAT CH|NkS DOOR is OPEN
tBy Associated Pres..)

WASHINGTON, Sept 14Japans formal note TO Ambassador
Guthrie transmitted the State department. assures the United
States treaty does not
repeal former and that the imperial government
has not entertained depart from the
policy of respecting the integrity Of China the open door
The resulted from inquiries by Ambassador Guthrie
at Toxic by direction of the department regarding the effect OF
the treaty.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14

10000 Allied TradeSmen
Cease Work to Help the
Traction Line Employees

give much hope. as il takes 30 days
for the franchise to be granted and
to put busses in operation.
William b. Fitzgerald, organizer
of the Carmens union, accused Theo-
dore P. Shonts, president of the In
terborough Rapid Transit company,
of fearing defeat by his refusal to
arbitrate the strike. He declared
arbitration would be the ''surest way
to prevent both misunderstanding and
public deception"
Five trolley cars collided in
series of rear end collisions in the
Bronx and ten passengers were in
jured, one seriously. The trouble
occurred at the foot OF steep
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
STUDENTS AND JA|LB|ROS FIGHT
SIDE BY SIDE AGAINST BIG FIRE

ers fought side by side last night In
a desperate hattie with the flames.
Forty Stanford students under Prof.
the Santa Clara Jail came forty pris-
oners under deputy sheriffs. Besides
these there were Ave truck loads OF
employees of the Pacific Gas and Elec'
trie company. In all, several hundred
waged successful all night battle
with the destroying element Places
where the fire is still burning ap
peared to be virtually under control
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
$S7S FOR BETHLfHfM
$IO61 FOR U.S.STEfL
Greatest Stock Excitement Known
in the History of Wall St.
Breaks Loose Today

NEW YORK Sept 14The extraordinary Of the stock
market during the last fortnight which has been equaed
last years Of brides attained wider and
impressive proportions today when in the trading
half million shares traded attended by gains
three points nduras equipments oils and shares
of almost every other description eliminating twenty point
advance in Bethlehem Steel SIS United States
chief feature 1862 the the hour exceeding
the best previous record by three-quarters Of point
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
MEN DIE
IN PISTOL DUEL

WORTHWHILE, KY, Sept. Al.
E. Robertson, sheriff Of Carroll coun-
ty, and Lucian Rice, whom he was
attempting to arrest, were killed
simultaneously in pistol duel late
yesterday at Rice's home at Sanders,
near here. Sheriff Robertson found
Rice sitting on his front porch
armed. Both opened fire at once
Each was killed instantly. Rice was
wanted on disorderly conduct
charge.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14

Highest temperature yesterday, sii
lowest this morning, "a,
Highest temperature year ago
S.: lowest. "a
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14

my NHSDcIHtcd PreNs.D
Los ALTOS. Cal, Sept. 14.-Big
Basin Is safe from the forest fire
which was menacine, according to
reports from the army of frefghters,
unless the wind again fans the EN-.
bers into renewed activity. The fire
was prevented from getting into the
Black mountains. where it might have
swept down into the big timber. The
belief is expressed that the danger
to Chas. J. Deering's Hidden villa
is past.
University students and Jail prison
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
FIVE KILLED BY
TANK EXPLOSION

thy Associated rreas.p
NEWARK, Sept i4.--Five men. In.
Guiding Samuel Botkin president of
the Interstate MIR and Cream com.
pany, were killed by the explosion OF
an ammonia tank In plant which
was 10 be opened next Monday.
Three we're injured.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14

~
tBy Associated Press.b
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--Despite the
maintenance of regular schedules by
the subway and elevated lines and a
genral restoration of service on the
surface lines, union leaders declare
they are far from discouraged. They
limited that the danger OF "sympa-
thetic strike" is not yet over The
question will be discussed at meet.
ing OF the Central Federated unions.
Strike leaders predict the sympathy
strike resolution will be adopted.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
DIAMOND STAR
IN BANKRUPTCY

CHICAGO, Sept, a. - Geo. D.
(Buck) Weaver. third baseman of the
Chicago American league baseball
team filed petition in bankruptcy
today in the federal court, seeking
relief from creditors of billiard hall
enterprise which he started two years
ago on the south side, and which he
recently closed His liabilities were
scheduled at $1o02,s6 and his assets
as nothing.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
ALLEGED BANK l0OTER
RELEASED BY POLICE
. my Associated Pr@ss.)

. tBy Associated Press.) .
= CHICAGO, Sept. 14-Flanni- =
= gan was released after the police Z
= questioned him. They said they =
. had no evidence on which they
. could hold him. He was arrested Z
. by request of the Canadian au- =
= thorities. .
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
FRENCH HAVE GAINED SIX MILES
IN A DRIVE LASTING Is DAYS

campaign show the opposing armies
are In contact virtually on the entire
front. Apparently general engage
ment Is impending
(By Associated Press.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 1.-THE
Turks have checked the Russian Of
fensive in the Ognett sector of Turk
ish Armenia.
(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN. Sept. 14.--Repeated vi0-
lent assaults against the Germans on
the Somme we're repulsed with san
culinary allied losses.
tBy Associated Press.)
PETROGRAD, Sept. 1.-THE Ru-
manians have repulsed a series Of
attacks by Germans and Bulgarians
in Dobrudja, on the right bank OF
the Danube. where fighting proceeds.
(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The British
made further progress on the Somms
front north Of Ginchy. Otherwise the
general situation remains unchanged.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
Of BOMB PLOT
At A CRITICAL stage

The Judge told Brennan to be more
specific, to show the conspiracy was
against a certain corporation or
groups of individuals.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14
DANISH MAIL SEIZED
by BRITISH PIRATES
. ,By Associated rre.so

= tBy Associated PressD .
- BERLIN. Sept. a. ~ Danish =
= mail abroad the Norwegian =
= steamer Kristianiafjord, from =
= New York to Bergan. was con- =
. fiscated by the British authori- =
= ties at Kirkwall .
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1916-09-14

tBy Associated Press.)
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE French
paused today in their advance north
Of Peronne, where they had driven a
total distance Of six miles into the
German lines since July l, when the
Somme offensive began. notwithstand-
ing a series of German counter at
tacks. Assaults delivered on the new
French position both north and south
we're fruitless, according to official
reports.
In the Macedonian campaign the
entente appaxsnfly hsE not pressed
the right SaIoniki position, as the
British. who advanced across the
Struma, are reported to have with
drawn to the west bank. Serbians
are continuing their pressure against
the Bulgarians along the western end
OF the line.
Official accounts of the engage
ment at Lake Ostrovo state 1t is
turning in favor of the allies, with
Bulgarian trenches and heights cap
tured by Serbians.
Latest reports from the Rumanian
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VENICE ATTACKED
BY AERIAL FORGE

ROME. Sept IA group Of en-,
emy seaplanes attacked Venice be
TWEEN Lac and 2:aV O'Clock Tuesday
morning, dropping ineendiary and
explosive bombs. The church OF san
Giovanni Paolo. the home for the
aged and several private buildings
we're slightly damaa ed.
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OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN
ORDERED IN BALKANS
ny Associated Pre.-.)


LONDON Sept IA Rome wireless At the general
the headquarters of the German
emperor the Balkans mapped out by
Germany sending Austria 100000 for the purpose
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incline, where the crews of strike
creased.
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THE WEATHER

Fair Tonight and Friday
Continued Warmth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
! in our midst this spring, but that's

in our midst this spring, but that's
nothing-there is every spring.
Rufe Atkins says he'll be glad when
warmer wether comes so as he can risk
getting hair cut without ketching a
cold being as he amt had haircut sinst
early last fall and it's most long enuff
to braid.
Walt Perkins & wife had their old
dominecker rooster for dinner last Sum-
day. This is turrible welcome news to
the nabers being as that rooster al1us
crowd & walked everybody up sharp at
2 a. m. every morning.
Mrs. Hen Jordan is very bizzy at
present with her homework, sowing, Is
hens to look after, milking II COWS
and three munths old baby
These is all the news we can think of
at the present time and if they appear
praps we will send some more at some
period in the fuchure. LUCIFER.