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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Relies On Poems Support
BY United Pressl

DOUGLAS, March 2l.-Carran-
zista agents have found incendiary
literature which the Vi'lstas are
American side of the line and in dis
tricts where Villa and Zapata control.
1t is believed that Villa will hide un-
til the poems are sufficiently aroused
to start general uprising.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
GERMANS MAY Be COMPELLED
To ABANDON VERDUN CAMPAIGN

Vienna admits an important Russian
victory at Galicia. This makes the
Austrian positions on the north bank
Of the Dniester precarious and fore
casts the beginning of new Rus
sian campaign i'll Bukowina. 1t may
compel the Germans to Withdraw
from the western front and abandon
the Verdun campaign.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Continuance Granted

In the District court this morning,
Judge Langan presiding, in the case
OF Smith versus Griffin, a motion
for continuance was granted and the
case set for March 10Th.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
by nited Pressl

PARIS. March 2l.-Vienna an
nounced that the Austrians have
evacuated Uscieczvo bridgehead and
the trenches in the northwest, Rus.
sian shells having demolished their
positions. Bridgehead is on the
Dniezter, thrty-eight miles north
west Of Czernowitz.
Destroyers Engage In Battle
BY United Pressl
LONDON, March 2l.-It is an
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
GERMANY SOON OPEN TO PEACE
PROPOSAL, SAYS NEW YORK PAPER

postponed his vacation at Won Holl
weg's request in order 10 be in Ber-
M if Americas services are needed
Hollweg recently gave Gerard an idea
of terms acceptable to Germany ii
an hours discussion of peace possibil-
tiles. Gerard has cancelled his vaca-
ton to rem ain at dis post Indefinitely.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Diamonds Price Will Increase
/ By United Pressl

-SAN FRANCISCO, March I'll
Diamonds will soon jump i'll price, as
the war has cut off the source Of sup
ply, according to John Beckett. gem
merchant They may increase 20 per
cent in value within a year, he de-
clares
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
. Waptss MoresaT roops
IBv United Pressl

SAN ANTONIO, March 21.-Gen-
eral Funston has announced he has
asked the war department for more
troops to adequately protect General
Pershing's dangerously thin COM
munieations. He refused to make
public the number asked for.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Parents and Teachers Meeting

There will be special meeting of
the Parents and Teachers associa-
ton Wednesday, March p, 1916, al
3: 30 p. m. in the high school auditor
ium, to consider having Baby
Week" in Carson City. All members
are urged to be present to discuss
the matter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Leisure Hour Tonight

At the regular weekly meeting OF
the Leisure Hour club this evening
Mrs. Frank Norcross will read a
paper on "Nevada's Notable Men,"
and Mrs. P A. McCarran one OIL
Art of Belgium" fs-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Hemmed In by Americans and Car
ranzistas Mexican General Says
He Will Soon Be Taken Either
Dead or Alive--Had Brush With
First Chiefs Troops Yesterday
and Compelled to Retreat to
Santa Clara Mountains

Thomas Bowen, an army aviator, was
seriously injured somewhere in
Mexico" oday. The aeroplane fell
while scouting
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
[Bv Unit d Press1

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The
Evening Posts Washington special
says that Germany is seeking peace
and has intimated Ito America that
proposals may be acceptable soon. 1t
is said that Ambassador Gerard has
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Didn't Select Temporary Chairman
IBv Urited Pressl

CHICAGO, March 2l-The sub
committee of arrangements OF the
Republican National committee ad-
journed today without selecting a
temporary chairman. -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Possesses Steel Stock
[BY United Pressl

by United PressI
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Dul
ing the debate OF Tillman's bill in the
senate today Senator Reed charged
that Senator Oliver, who is opposing
the Tillman bill, owns 1000 shares Of
stock in the Steel corporation, which
lis the head of the Armor Plate mo-
noDoly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Prohibition Will Be Necessary In
Mexico to Restore Universal Peace

bellion of soldiers against their Off
GERS during the past five years of rev
o.ution in Mexico has been actuateI
by strong drink. '-ie
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21

ARMY BILL Is IN FAIR WAY
Of GETTING THROUGH HOUSE
Amendment Gives President Power
to Call Out Reserves, Thereby
Increasing Regulars Strength by
6O,0OO-- TilIman's Armor Plate
Measure Before Senate Today

and cabinet have agreed that Carran-
za's procotol proposals will be ac-
ceptable.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Warshins Arrive
iRy TIp:ta.I D,accJ

ROME, March ,21.-Russian war
ships have arrived at and are besieg-
ing Trebizond which large force OF
Turks is defending.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
Defeat Kahn's Amendment
[By United Press1

by United Pressl
WASHINGTON, March 21-The
house today defeated Congressman
Kahns short term enlistment amend
ment BY a vote of 113 to 10S
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-21
But Claim They Resisted Their Ef-
forts to Debouch From the
Woods Northwest of Verdun--
English and German Destroyers
Meet Off Belgian Coast

nounced that four British destroyers
engaged three German destroyers off
Belgium yesterday Two OF the enc
my ships were hit and four British
sailors were wounded. The Germans
escaped The German admiralty
claims that the British. fled. 1t was
the first naval clash for weeks
Russians Enter
by United Press
PETROGRAD, March 2l.-Rus.
slams entered Ishpahan Sunday, &C
cording to Teheran advices.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
galget | Waine

/ Ufanoags blep en- fonlplet Seir
ior 8epublifanerne, asiiiteret al De
BrogresIioe. De banot oct belle,
ipnes oct. De Dalete @uberner
meo ca. 10000 Stemmers Mapo-
ritet, og iorlioen @uuerngr oal9te
De Statsreoiior, 2 Senntorer og
A aongresm9no c6 lifreoe Jig
8ontrol al Statens 9iepreientant.
bus, og REQ 9egislaturens Sules
foreneoe Stemner bill De opre i
Stano til at pplge ale Be Stats.
embeOsmeno, iom life opIges oi-
refte al Solicit. = Den republi-
fanife SER Itrafte iig oeiaa til
gal9et | Gountierne, ioo ct itsrre
s(ntal al oisie ualote Republican
ife Gonntp.9looofater o. Sberiffer.
Disie @mbe6smeno er Of Itor ge.
tponine, oa oet paabpiler oeres
at inofsre 5orbuoslo.
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
guFopa6rigenS 9ang.
5 SobrmSja, ipOpitre 0inmGnicm,
bar Spifere % 9nlsarer ia.
get to 5eitninser.
6ranifmGnocne % gritterne saar
frcmab paa Sommefrontem.

9e melt opiigtspeffenoe arigs-
npbeOer | Den ipunone llge bar oR.
ret Meloingerne ON Ipifernes %
gnIgarernes ioreneoe iSremltso /
0obriiOia, ipositre 9iumpnien. Oct
itprfe gngreb pna bette Bunft bar
eabenbart en- Operrnifelie Tor giit.
menerne. 7eres Stprfe Der iagoeS
at pRre fin | MOB 4, iaa De bar
mot til at treffe iig tiIbage ira
bna6e 9urtllfai oe Siliitria. Smio-
lertio bar Rumpnerne punoet6reni-
gang | Transiplnnnien og IGngere
'Snopeit ino | llngorn. Oct lore
fommer os, at gentrolmogternes
ailp Dobrlioin bar itsrit getpo-
ming fom noget til at gsre Heflame
meo for at boIoe 6eres Solfs Moo
oppe. = De 9lffiereSe er iremoeles
pan Offeniipen iao at iise ooer.
oIt. De bar aiort betpoeIie 6rem.
gang paa Sonnnefronten, og De
bar 6e ft6ite Dase beepnot at
rsre itrrft paa iig I @afebonien.
9nosoperfist fslger.
5orsoag. 9piferne er
bIeuen toun9et til at op9ine Den
nor0re Del al gernonoouilIers,
og 5ronifm9noene bar beint 10.
fanten al Sernbanebpen GbauInes
og itroft oeres trooper lanss
Sernbnnen meIlem Gbaulnes og
GbiIlp. 2Pngere Roro, meo BE.
rome iom oeres Mnal, bar De iran
lie Sropper ogiaa bait Selo meo
iie. De bar taget tnife Sfptte-
grape % mango 6anger Sposit
for llop-en.Santerre SSernbanen.
Berlin inorennuer 5abet al G1e.
rp, Der ligger fort 9lfitono gtoro.
peit for Beronne - 5 8nlicien
bar Rllsierne Orepet 5eutonerne
fra befPiteoe Stillinger og taaet
1900 5nnqer, al bpilfe ca. 1000
par 3pifere. Berlin tilitaor rus.
iif Seir paa 3lota 9ipa og 0nie-
iter Sronten, men flyer, at gfns-
Ierne Ieo itore Cab omfring 9r8.
e5anp Spbsit ior oenberg o9 sior.
De ineen 5remgang. - Der fpn-
pes irenioeles anrpatberne, bpor
Rusierne ponltaar, at De bar ta.
get Here Ssioer. - fpifere og
guIearer fnlnper moo 9hunGnere
Dobriioia. MeIoineer oeriro for.
tpller ON SER pna beage Sioer.
3 tnrfiif gfrmenien fortIptter
Husierne oeres 9fpnnce into0 Spr.
ferne nPr Ognott og tilfsier Dem
ifsIge 9etroerao itore Cab. = 8
gflbnnien er StalienerneS 5rem.
gang ifs1ee Berlin itonoiet, 90
Teutonerne bar generobret oIle
StilIineer, iom nplia toees fra
Dem npr Nplonn.
6reoog. 5 @aar tog De
Gramife Sfpttegrape ira Spferne
Dit for Geniecourt og bragte Der.
peo oeres 5ront Iiee 9inie meo
oeres npe 2inie gennem gelIoD.
Gn.Smiterre og gernpJen-Sauter.
re. 5ranife oe enseIife 5Ippere
par meget aftipe oe bombarbereoe
pigtige tpffe punfter bag ben tp.
ife 2inie. Sno for Somme oar
Den franHe artiIleriilo iaa polo.
iom, at Tpiferne life par ! Stano
til at foretage 6eres panlige Wsoo.
onereb. Tpiferne bar bombaroe.
ret f5ronffmanoenes StiIling mel.
lem Yaur Gapitre os gpen Chen.
bis nnr Deroim, iom ssranifmGn.
oene tog fra bem Onsoag Not. =
Z @aIicien presier Nusierne irem-
at imo6 0emberg. gpr grae3anp
bor be orepet Telitonerne ira be-
fpIteoe StilIinger og apanceret til
fsIooen Jaraiupfn, og paa Steoer
er be fat ooer 9looen. @isierne
bombaroerer Salic8 iterft men
ifsnt gpen er | grano, foriparer
Gfntralmasterne oen baaronoffet.
z Cnsoaes tog glusierne poerli.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
.|N-|>-l~-|>-~->>~-~~~-
9nrt eeet dunh.

8srneIammelien er M ioa Ilem
/ 9lppleton, isis, at gpitpret bar
beilirttet, at Sfolerne life ifal aab-
mes ipr oen Is. September.
amerifa neutral. 0nibin9ton,
.. g., 6. Sept. prseiioent Bil-
ion bar @aar unoertesnet Ell
proclamation, Ser proflamerer llni.
te0 States' 9felitralitet srisen
mellem 5piflano oe Stalien.
On 5el9e al Saloonernes 2uf.
ming / 0aoorbeao, Winn, % andre
9per paa @r9nien al oct tsrre
9tortb 0afota bar | g(ar p9ret, at
langt Here 6armarbeiOere forte til
% ira Seitmarfeoerne paa gas.
ia9ertngene emo nogen Sinoe fsr,
flyer Sernbanempn0iebe
Soma @rooe, SSa., bar to la.
miller, boor ser er Here 9ern eno
i nogen anOen 5antilie | nio ONT
freSs. 0lr. og @irs. Otto 5talep
bar IA 9srn o9 gtr. og Wrs. Sa.
mes @olie bar t6. s StaleD-6a-
milien er ser iefs Srillinser o9
iefs TpilIinger. DisIe to Samilier
uogsr n9iten belle 9anosbpen.
gr oct Mosqliitoen2 9eip gorf,
8. Sept. DReip Dorf Meoicol
Sournal" ofientlie9er en- slrtifel
|af Or. CHARLES 9. 9raooocf, IT,,
forbenoeren0e Sunobe6sinipefter /
Sapan, Der tiger, at Wosquitoen
bringer Observation-Disclosures ON.
firing.
3rancisco S. Wiaoero oso. geefu
Yorf, 5. Sept. sSrancisco s. Wta.
oero, Den mproeoe mericanife pr9.
iioents 5aoer, ianotes I @aar
Mor9es Ii9genoe oso al Sierteila9
/ fin 2eiliebeo | 302 Central parf
Deit. Wtaoero par / i'm Sio en-
al De itsrite eano. og Mineeiere
L Werico.
Wtiis Bilion nlilter Supeler.
gfeip Oorf, 5. Sept. Dliis Mar.
|garet @ilion, Yr9iioent WiIions
Dutter, miiteoe UNDER en- slutomo-
biltur til 9one Brand, q. s., ior
at operppre areiioent 0ilIons
gsotififntion en- Sdanotaife meo
Yenge oe Snpeler /. Wfiis Bilion
bar uolopet en- Pengebelsnning til
Den prliae 5inoer.
ct itort 6ono for Vrpiter. Vbi-
laoelpbia, ga, 7. Sept. 4resbp-
terianerfirfen bar inoiamlet ben.
peo Saluoelen al oct sSono paa
$10,000,000, iom oct er Wenin.
gen at tilbeiebringe til Toroel for
snmle os arbeiosuopstiae Grpiter.
Summen bar MI naaet $4,000.
900. lonoets @eneradiefrefpr
banber, at oe ii Wfillioner pil
|pnre raaet til Samfiinoets npite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

taeet iIere itrategiife 9untter, men
@ien erflerer, at ale glngreb er
blepen tiIbageilaaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
20. Nar9

81. OfaL eiter at % al 0ianoifa.
bet 6apoe mattet la0es tilbage paa
. @lefantsen Sbofleton giorOe
SUM lit ierlte 6oripg pna at REQ.
oe 0enL og oct anoet 5uli. Beg.
&c 5oripg misIpffeoes paa @ruuo
al SSbinoringer.
0ialget asbenbapn, 6. Sept.
5 5ilfGlae al at oe 6orieg, iom
geres paa at 0anne ct 9lnnoings.
miIilterilum, iful0e lpffes, er Der
en- 9IfuIigbeO ior, at oct life pil
ofIe Jig nsopen0ig at afboloe me
Salg, og SpsrgSmanlet ON at ipl-
ge oe oanif-peitinoiife Ger til ltni.
te0 States pil laa Eili9loe bliue
afgiort pe0 Solfeafitemning 8on.
mart og paa De tire onnif-peitinoiife
Ger. gn al Seires 5erere, @llin-
ger, oenter, at llnoerbnnolingerne
|oil lpffes. San antnger, at oen
nituerenoe 6inansminiIter G6ri.
|Itop6er Sage, iao Gilf9loe pil
blipe aonieilsprpiioent, og at IL
oenrigsminiiter Scapenilis oi( be.
boloe i'm Shaing.
aebenboon, s. Mug. 9e Son.
lleroatipes 6orIlag ON at uonppne
Ell parlamentariif aonlite paa 80
Ufano, Der ifal tage Spsresmac.
let ON Salget al Oanif geitinoien
til llniteo States UNDER Oper.
oeielie, bar faaet Silillltitins al
Heprpientanter for JigsOdqens
Earti9rupper Ser opnaoeoes oa.
iaa @nigbeo ON Solfeafitemning
unoer Ben npe @runAIou, naar
aonliteen bar afeioet I'm Snoitil-
ling.
llooan0rlngen afta9er. agben.
baon, 12. glug. ut @rigen bar
meofsrt en- gteogang / llooanorer.
mes slntal, er life iaa m9rfeligt,
og aaret 1915 uopanoreoe Ser
o9iaa fun 1902 Terioner ber ira
2onoet, 6pilfet er 1900 fprre ems
/ | 1914 og $500 i9rre emo 1918;
men Der bar BOG ogiaa oeo anOre
eeiligbe0er p9ret Tilf@loe, bpor
Der er betpoelig Spring lto.
oanorertallene. Sra 1907 til 1908
aftoe ltopan6rineen Iaaleoes neo
$500 Gerioner og ira 1898 til
1894 enooeiaa meo $500 Gerio.
ner. ltooaftorineen / 1916 oar
min6re enc noget foregdaenoe
glar iioen Slutninaen Of 1890.
erne.
S 8ior fore9if belle Sen oirefte
llopanoring ira 9anmarf oper as-
benbonn, og oen inoirefte ltopano-
ring oia tpif eller engelif Saon
onorog fun 312 Terioner. 6or.
ioen oe oanife llopanorere reiite
oner onnif Sabn % meo oanif
ltooanorerfontraft II Slespigere,
1881 'Soenifere, LOG Sinner, 48
IHusiere og 2373 Terioner ira set
ebriee uoGano, p9ientligit oanife
og ipenife s(merifanere, ser bapoe
bGret bien1me paa 9eisg. Ogiaa
Iglntallet al iaaoanne ltopanorere
bar minore 1916 eno g(aret
ISorpeien.
Nj oe oanife llopanorere par
1919 Meno og 1883 apinoer.
Igeogangen | llopanoringen ioloer
iirr pna MGnoene. 9e 1915
uopanoreoe 0frn0 nogioroe fun
Ell SreOieoel al 0e 1918 no.
ponoreoe, og meoens 1918 SO
Frocent al Sc ubpanoreoe Weno
bar mellem 90 oe 80 aar, eial0t
oct | Sior finn 40 Erocent al
Dem. Oct niier Sc milit9re Sno-
faloeliers getponins.
| slf iamtlige llouanorere orog
fun ca. 250 til andre 9onoe emo
IN. 3. y. / Noroamerifa, % al
oe pofsne man0lige llonanorere par
| 230 2an6brlieere, 54S slrbeios.
lmpno og 9pen6e, 394 Saanopnr.
fere, 2t5 Sanolenoe oe 80 Sd
iaren6e, meoens 176 bapoe onoen
|9ipsitilling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
loroHlI Illll0t.

~
Sillas Stprfe? 81 BaIo, 6
Sept. 5 6enbolo til prioate OfeO
oelelier 6ertil er oct lpffeoes 8il
la at naa frem til Santa Glare
Canon, boor ban Wanoag opbolOt
ii9 @gnen peo 5ebe6uanes, oq
at ban bar ira 700 til f,5OC
Ofano bos fig.
Stor lllDffe | Canada. Quebec,
Gan, II. Sept. Quebec grioges
Gentrnlbue, Ser bar 6en 6terIte
grobue lit Slags 9eroen falot
| Gag lammen og iDrteoe / ct.
Samrenee 5Go0en. Wtange Menne-
lfelip gif ta6t; bpor mango pioes
life enonu. 8ilifuere poa 2an0 for
teller at De iaa mango 9lrbeioere
ltprte neo ne0 8roen Wieloina al
II. 6s. flyer II.
9roen bp9geoes til ct 8oItenoe
al $t7000,000 for att forforte
SernbaneIien mellem Saliior og
oq geor0peIten me0 ca. 200 N9i[.
England og Sperrig. 9onoon,
II. Sept. Ger bar opret enonu
cen, o9 en- temmeIig ifarp, 9eote-
ltooefsling mellem Storbritannien
og Soerrige angaaenoe oe 8anite.
ligbeoer, iom er opitaaet peo oe
alliereoes 9lofaoe og Sperrigs
Gepreialiebei beitemmelier meo SenIpn
til @ennemgangspoiten mellem
@nglano. % 9fuslano. 9eogen 2ss.
ming al ErobIenet er life | Sig.
te.
Den BRITTLE ltoenrigsminiIter
faltboloer, at iom getingelie for at
benbile Sagen til 8ologiItsaige-
relie, maa Sperrig LOBE fife after
at bin0re ben engelife gaffepoit.
forienoelie oper Sperrig. Den ipen-
ife &egering bar aabenbart beilut-
tet life at billie gaa meo paa en-
ina0an OperensfomIt.
Sapan og 8ina. Yefing, 5.
Sept. Den berp9renoe iapanlfe
Otiniiter, Baron @oniufe Sapa-
i6i, bar iorelagt oct fineiiife lloen-
rigsoepartement ire 5orlangenoer,
iom ben iapanife 9fegering freezer
opfDlot ior at betraste 5amnlen.
iteoet Den 13. 9luguit mellem ia-
panlfe trooper og 8ineIere Gbeng
Glbia Sung oct sltlige Waongo.
liet, | boilfet II Sapanere blep
or9bt iom bilaet. 9rapene gaar
no paa glfifeoigelie al oe fineiilfe
Officerer, iom fommanoereoe Sine
ierne, Silba9etreffelie al ale fl.
neiiife Sropper ira oct Diltrift,
bpilfet Sammenitsoet fonot Ste0,
@rltatning til oe Orebte Sapane.
res 6amilier og Iilitaaelie al ia
panife golitirettigbe0er set inore
Vtongoliet."
Sra iapanif SIDE erfleres, at
arapene er imaa, mems oct fro fl.
neiiif SIDE erflpres, at 6e 9ir-
felig6eoen betpoer Opb9pelie al ai-
mas Serreoemme / set inore Wlon.
goliet.
tSpopolsfarerne reooet. Tlnta
glrenas, Gbile, 8. Sept. Sir er.
nett Scbacfleton er anfommet Der.
til ira glefontsen nleo oe %
0eano al bans Sp0polsefspeoition,
iom baboe maattet efterlaoes paa
9en. So5acfleton fom tilbage meo
y9eldo", iom ban orog al Ste0
meo berfra ben 26. glusuit. San
bopoe tioligere eiort to mislpffeoe
5orieg paa at reooe 5oIfene.
Spbpolsfarerne blep mootaget
meo geseiitrins peo slnfomiten
bertil. Ge paraoereoe gennem 9p-
ems @ooer | oeres Yolarora9ter.
De fort9ller, at De 6apSe opgipei
Saabet ON at blioe reooet.
Oct paatpnftes at dfboIoe itore
til sGre for Nolar-
forprup in0eu Neres 0(freiie t;I (Sun,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
Enifes.

Tnifes.
On paaIioelis oanif Pluto Wse.
cbanic" (beIit eift) fan iaa itaoist
EIaos en- oanff gp Sotpu.
glaoets aontor anpiier.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-13
RAIDS CHICAGO CITY HALL
Demand Papers Relating to
Gambling.

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Three raids were
made on the city hall by assistants of
States Attorney Hoyne and detectives
assigned to his office. The raids were
made for the purpose of obtaining evil
dence of police connivance in gam
bling, violations of the Sunday closing
law, operation of slot machines. and
law-breaking cabarets. cafes and dis
orderly houses.
One after another-in rapid success
sion-the mayors Office, the chiefs Of
flee and the second deputy's office
were entered and papers and CORE
spondence seized. This is the first
time in the history of Chicago that
the city hall has been entered on a
mission of this kind. The invaders
carried with them subpoenas duces
teeum for the mayor, the chief. the
second deputy, the mayors secretary
and officials in all three offices. All in.
formation obtained will be presented
to the grand jury.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-13
TO PREVENT WHITE scoupc
Pennsylvania State Exn.-;r
ton Outlines Some Suggestions ga
to Prevent Disease

White scollrs is a germ dis.
heuce its suppression lies in ~ t's'aSe
vention of infection. The pannsr pre-
MIA state experiment station ort1, va,
the following suggestions for tho ~, n"s
Vention of this disease: pre-
The COW should be permi++oa
drop her calf upon a clean bod :"
straw in thoroughly disinfoo+os
stall. Immediately after birth of ~
calf, the umbilical cord sbonld ~
soaked in 2 per cent solution ~
some standard dip. A wide-montboa
vessel will be the most conveniant
container for the solution, as If nor
be held close to the body and the cord
folded down into the solution.
To prevent contamination tba oo.d
should not be touched with tho e.
gers. After soaking, both the cord
ard an area three inches in dianator
surrounding it should be painted with
iodine, by means of a small piece ~
absorbent cotton. A drying powdar
of equal parts boric acid. powdaroa
alum and flowers of sulphur sbould
then be busted on the cord twice daily
until it has dried off. The powder
should be applied with busting can
Additional precautions include the
rinsing of the cows udder with din
solution to destroy germs on these
parts before the calf is sucked and
thorough cleaning of the stable. in.
GLIDING disinfection of the walls and
floors.
IL the calf is very valuable, dairy.
men are advised by the Pennsylvania
STATION to inject a serum prepared
from a number of organisms found in
calves with white scours, as a pre-.
ventive. This should be done as soon
as the calf is dropped.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-13
ROUT R0UMAN|ANS
FROM POSITIONS
Teutons Capture DefiIeS in Har-
gitta and CaroIe Mountains.
ENEMY is DRIVEN BACK
Berlin Says 1,175 Prisoners and IS
Cannon Were Captured After Bat
tie at kronstadt-Serbs Forced
Passage of Cerna.

Berlin, via London, Oct. 11.-Contin-
uing their advance in Pennsylvania,
the Austro-German forces under Gen
eral Won Falkenhayn have captured
the passes in the Hargitta and Carole
mountains, according to the official
statement issued by German army
headquarters. On both sodes of Kron-
stadt, the statement adds, the troops
of the central powers are pressing the
Roumanians.
West of Vulkan pass, on the ROuma-
MAN frontier, it is announced, Mount
Negrului was captured by the TeutOns.
In the three-day battle at Kron-
stadt, where the Roumanians were de-
feated, LIE prisoners were taken, as
well as % cannon, including 13 heavy
guns, numerous ammunition carts and
more than 800 wagons, most of them
loaded with provisions.
Serbs Make Gains.
Sofia admits that the Serbs have
forced the passage of the Cerna on
the Macedonian left, and that the CEN
trail powers positions from Kenali
which is protected by 16 huge German
trenches, to Skochivin, which the Serbs
carried on Monday, according to Ath-
ems, are under Ore.
Kenali is the main defense of Mon
astir and the entente forces are try
ing to flank it in order to enfilade the
trenches and cause the defenders to
fall back on Monastir, which, when
Kenali falls, military critics believe,
will prove easy to capture.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-13
DEADLOCK ON WEST FRONT
London and Paris Claim Success
full Raids, But No Ad-
vances.

London, Oct. 1.-THE battle of the
Somme remained at deadlock during
the day. At dawn German infantry
was caught in the open near Grande-
court by British artillery and heavy
losses inflicted. German trenches
southwest of Givenchy were raided.
The report from Paris says:
South of the Somme there was ar
tillery activity on both sides.
During the night the enemy bonn
barded the sectors of Deniecoupt and
Lihone with lacrimatory shells.
"Our aviators were particularly ac-
tive in the region OF Remicremont and
athe Somme. They engaged in six COM
bats and bombarded the st. Pierre, st.
WAIST Wood and carried out numerous
reconnaissance flights"
The Berlin report only says:
ION the Somme front all French and
British attacks were repulsed."