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Arizona republican., 1916-07-27

VISITS HoME-Mr. Lindensmith left Wednesday on a short visit to his old home in Ann Harbor, Michigan.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was granted yesterday to Samuel John Haldiman and Julia Katherine Sabra
 NORVEIL HEREBY. S NorveiI. formerly of Phoenix, now clerk of the superior court of Pinal county, is in Phoenix for a few days on his way 10 the coast.
 GRANHAM IS HERE-Ralph Gran ham is passing a few days with his parents Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Granham He is enroute for his home in Miami from Los Angeles where he passed his vacation
 kEDDlNGToN oUT-After passing two days in the county jail, Cyril KeddiRgton, convicted of contributing to the dependency of a minor, was re- leased on $2O00 bail pending an ap- peal to the supreme court.
 ZANETTI TRlAL-John Zanetti charged with violating the prohibi- ton amendment will be given a trial by jury tOdty. The case is set for [ 30 o'clock this afternoon ! DEPORT HINESE-Grant Van Hoose. immigration inspector of the ! United States, leaves here this morn ing deporting a Chinaman called Wee ! Chee Shim. They will go to Tucson | from where another immigration of | fical will continue with the Chinese
 LEE IS HELD-Judge Stanford re- l fused to discharge the case against 1 J. T. Lee. charged with criminal as sault The court handed down the | decision in the matter yesterday hav- 1 ing had it under advisement since Monday when he sat in a hearing on a writ of habeas corpus directed l against the sheriff who was charged with holding Lee illegally
 RUDOLPH FUNERAL = Funeral services of Otto Rudolph who passed away Tuesday evening will be held at ten o'clock this. rJrning at the chapel of Mohn and Driscou. and will be conducted by Rev. c. Bromley OK nam. The remains will be shipped to Middleton Mass. for burial. The de- ceased leaves widow and six chil- dren. Ed Rudolph of this city is a brother.
 EVANS IN AGAIN-The Jack Fv. ans are Tn court again. The marita' nllss that was interrupted a short 'lme ago by court proceedings anG resumed again after a friendly settle inent' Is once more disturbed Mrs
 itVans has sworn to complain charging her husband with disturbin.
 her peace and alleges that he strIcl and threatened her. Evans furnishe, me $500 bond placed by Judge Parker
 lhe preliminary bearing was not SC put VIII pe early in the week.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27
SOAKING SHOWERS
 NEEDED IN ARIZONA
SUMMARY OF WEATHER AND
 CROP CONDITIONS
For the Week Ending July 25th

Local showers occurred in the east ern and northern counties over greater areas than in the preceding week. but drought continues in many localities. especially in the northern part of the state. and good soaking rains are needed
 Where showers have occurred the cattle ranges are much improved and dry farms Cr1pS such as field beans, corn and other forage are growing fine
 In the irrigation projects of the southwest, tte dry weather has been favorable for alfalfa cutting and harvesting of Watermelons and canta- loupes.
 R. e. GRANT,
 Meteorological.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27
Phoenix Auto Top Co.
 407 N. Ist St.

Auto tops and cushions made and repaired. Only exclusive auto up- hoIstery shop in state. Seat covers for all makes of cars
 Mart. J. Mayer, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27

I hereby announce myself as candi- date for sheriff of Maricopa county subject to the Republican primaries of Sept. F, 1916. (adv)
 OSCAR ROBERTS. If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27

WANTED Laying and market hens. Phone 12SR2 (Adv.) gs
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27
BETTs IS oUALIFIED-(Adv.) If

WANTED Laying and market hens. Phone 128R2. lAdV) gs
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
WILSON PARENT TEACHERS

There will be a meeting of the Will son Parent Teachers association at the Wilson school auditorium Friday even ing at 7:30
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
U. s. Department of Agriculture
 Weather Bureau, Federal Bldg.

Mean relative humidity .......... 6i Deficiency in temperature yester- day, : degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. 27 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1 2J6 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1st to date. }.S2 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1st to date, 3.29 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since JanlarY 1, 0.54 inch
 ROBERT .. GRANT.
 Meteorlogist.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27

1ETTs IS oUALIFIED.-Adv., if
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27

ON VlSlT-C. G. Caldwell and Mrs. Caldwell left yesterday on a visit to Chicago and other places in the east ON EASTERN TRIP = Dr. R. B. Brownfied left last evening for the east. He will visit Chicago and New York.
 
 RETTS IS QuAIIEIEQ-(Adv fl
Arizona republican., 1916-07-27

BETTs IS QUALIFlED-(Adv.) If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Ser6ifdje BrutoCitGt.

Die aus FERTILIZER &riegsseIan9ens
Ihaft in glil6 enttDmmenen Diterreis
biIc3suH9arif6en SoI0aten Iopie 81
pilintcrntertcn er3dblen furhtborc Sim
aeIGeiten iiber oie gebonOIuno, bic
i6nen 3uteil uurOe. u9l3 Gf" perDfs
fcntlid)t cine cinssfenoc SHilceritn1
iiber Die entIcblichen Sualsn, bcncn
bic Gefaneenen ousgelebt iparen. Die
@efdngenen ipur0en aller !0abc be-
roubt, pbpFlD uu6 mordliIh gepcis
ri9t unO crbislten lebr geringe mo 0ie
Oentbar fblcbteFc globrung. 0ie
3eit Der GDpbusepioemic ipor Die
furdtbarlte. @pn Den i'm @cfongc=
nenldger befin0liHen, ctipa $4,000
Solbotsn unb 600 Sffi3ieren iino
ctiro 200 Sffi;isre unS iibcr 10000
Wlann ais SpTsr Der Iur9tbaren
Geu9e gefalIen. Die aronten looen
bu11tdDIicb nufeironher, oft 1000 in
eineHl Stale. Giner fiibItc Oen So=
Oesatem oes onoern. Die Soften Ia
men in MolIensrGber. Die MGIbe
Der perltorbenen Gppbustronfen ipnrz
De ben 2ebenoen gegcben. @ie ro6elte
@ebonbfng erfuEren Die Offi5ierc, bic
bIutigcr @crIpDttimg ousgelebt ipas
ren; oIs 4raenpsl FieI, trurOcn I'M Sc
fonoenenloger JlamtS bic 6pmncn Der
entente seipieIt mo Die Wtonnrtbsn
perb0bnt GelesentIid9 Der Sluht aus
g1iTb I9Ieppten Die Gsrben Sic tronsz
portdbIen Gjcfongenen nit lif, Iie lpie
@ieb Dor iib bertreiseuo. geer &Iooc
Eiibrte ooer ni1t ipeiter tonnie, nurce
erT1oKen. llniere porriidenoen TrHps
pen finben iiberaL ouf Den Megen bic
2ei4en unIerer 9rieger, unb 5iirit
Minoiih9rdb, Ger 3ur llnterHiibuno
unIerer @efongenen in gliI9 eingetrpfs
fen 1T, ourfte Isioer reht bebdltcn, bah
iuir taum eiren ser llnieren Iebcno
ipieosrIeben tpiiroen, Der oielen Riids
aug Der Serbcn mitgema9t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Dem S&0rtcr bei Ger Siittcrllng Die
5leiibitiide aus Sen SGnoen nimmt.
Ghte Geier fins olrH ben 4ltter-
ooer @lontSgeier, SobIgeier uno
@dnicaeicr pertrctcu. sSbncu idIic.
ben ii1 swei prddti9c 9anlmcrgeicr
oil. Plus Dem 0eidbIecbtc scr 9lDIcr
beiiBt Der @ortcu Die baupti1mlich.
item &ertreter Stciuaoler, Sdrci.
aoIer, SecdOler. Sd)reiieoSlcr limo IN
idouen Grempldren porbanocn. BE.
ion0ere Grtp6bnllne abcr per0ieuen
Die SdopuOler rub &oIupiuOler, 3pet
berrIihe Rulbp6gel, bon oeueu Der
lcbtere nit 8orliebe am oberen Rau-
Sc groBen 6hlgfdiigs ibt mo icbue
iiihtie ms @eitc ihaut. @rahipoae
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her @nrte aus lImihou baItei. ghiS
Ser groBcn Scboor Der flcincreu Bal
fcnboael ser SammImg ieicu @alI-
fler glu9itrblHiur0, G6inaugo, Ga.
rafarn uno Sdmarotermilau er.
pdbnt. Sbnei ihlicBt iid cine RciDr
bon @ulenorten all, bon 0eueu ll6it,
6ledeutbL @oloobrelIe mo Sob
leneulc bcrnoraebobcu ieieu. Ger aui.
mcrfiamc gemAcr erbolt Olrb oaS
StuOiiuu Der i'm @jarten pcrtretenen
&ouboogelarteu cinc ousgc5eihnetc
lleberidbt iiber ocu @citaltcureih-
tbum oicicr itoncn mo itol5cn 30.
aeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

~ Y y y NlFVTNTI --VVfN~-I ~
ideI. Scrianot bon Sen glcoatorcu
260,24l @uiheI, @Ieontorcn.&or.
rnth 2O5 $50 Nnihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
0ambnra's 8uuIuniidcr Csartcn.

gllS Sonbnrg miro nus 9clbrIc'
ben.
llutcr oei 5oblrei6en beiieoerten
,Sniaiien oes Samburger 3oolo0i
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on 3obl mo Seltenbeit scr 9lrtcu
cincn bcrporroqcuoen Nang ciu.
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iigtcn &oubooecl Icbt bcreits felt ci.
ner Acibc pon Sobren in Der g(nltalt,
10 OaB iie ais @etcranen 5u be5cid,-
ucn Iino. Ter id)0nc minnlihc Son.
Dor mo cin Seeaolcr lc6cit tcreitS
felt 1904 I'M @artcn, Gin 2Gmmcrs
9cier milroe in Sabre 1900 t1niIidl
crlrorbcn mo crirelt iih nod bcluc
better Gcimobcit, ino Gin G6imaugo
Itomnlt ioaor idon aus Dem Sabre
1895. 9(uBer oem aon0or Iino bon
ocii 9ielnueltSgcicrn aOnigsqeier.
Grutbabnaeier lmO 9lobcngeicr III
Ser SannIune pcrtrcten. @rionoerc
gluImertiamfeit peroient obcr ser
SefretGr ooer &ranidgeier, bon Oent
ein ieDr itboneS Greuplar ieit 1911
I'M 0orten Iebt, ST bot lid ieltia.
ncripciie III Dem 9roBen 6uptdfi1
oeS StrauBenboticS nit Sbiiien,
&ei0crn &aIlea ino nnoereu %ogeln
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10 idcuc Gogcl, ser in ieiuer edr3cn
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nert, iii 10 5abm geluorocn, 0nb er
NElrsG@r @ctar@I~r1
MACH FtErCHER'S
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
@aItImOrc gllartEbcrIdtc.

Somita9 5. 5cbruar 1916.
~ cll. 3uitbr 1881 60iicr,
cinidlicBrb 3t79 Safer iu 2oclit.
Eoint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Sctlwerer ]sunOe.

glod elmer Meloung Der gSidmpa'
aus Iurin geb0rt Der itdIitniIc1t glbi
georonete glttilio 9tebo gu Osn @iu6e.
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Gront. lin 0as Geipiht Ieinsr Ser.
iOnIiAteit in oie Mosl1aIe Der Greia.
riIic 81 perfenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
2ic $,anSdsIapc.

Vtluullt ptllel uls llpTlHUl IIOB Oep
inbeit0uOigcu @ctters. Ser
&leinbonoel utmmt gIufidppitng.
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pobnIid IN SanOel lmo SSnouItrie
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rno ollf oem 9(rbettsnlarttc moht
iib oagemcine lln5ufrieOen1eit gel
tcno. Gic 9lnt6rocitfobIcn glo9na.
ten bobcu sic 6orocruuaeu ser Berg
lcute nad elmer 9Iufbefieritng bon
20 4ro5ent 5uor 5uriid1ctpieielL ober
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5rii6iobriuctter I'M Siten ma6rcnO
eiucS IbcileS ser Mode mirfte bin.
OernO, pdbreno im fcrneu g}oroDc-
iten Die ihmeren Ghnceitiirmc ooS
@eiddit fait unmoglid mod)tcn mo
ben 8obnpcrtchr parolpiirtcn ui6
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iden 8elteIlingen fir sic nddltet 3
@lonoteu ueroen ouf 100000 Con.
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iid nod @raOitreetS ouf t0,567676
9uibeIs aegen S,700,272 in Der per.
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betrigen nod Oericlbeu lSlclle SAL.
7645470O0, Gin W9c6r pon 7.6 @ro.
sent ii6er oie porbergegangenc @ohe
inO bon 44.3 @ro5ert ii6er bic emf.
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Sobres.
Tic 9liBabI Scr Goufurie iit inn
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gougencn @ohc iuO 4St III Ger
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Vt $. SlllllDr l0O,oZS ylls
ihel. &erianot Don Den GIeuotoren
305,085 @uiheI; Giepotorcuuorratb
925,236 9uIdeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Gnart MeI6l

SarsaiH-Scrfanf in @rnuSeiaentGnnt
9iueiIt4dlac unO breiftSdise @ububauier nit
gsranoa.Brp1t 81 1argalns4reiieu.
pariemeni erluuqt iperocn
tlHiten States 0loelitD e. 0jnarauth So.
Lclepbon: St 9aul $50.
Morehc; Naluerts nnb Wcrmnns Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
SErOIrr S@iIlea.
Gaa wadcres Stad6cn aus Dem
Sabre 1866.

llsber bic SDroIer Grandchildren
serlautete, OaB ii9 inter i6uen Mdus
Rer BON iiber ieb5i5 Sabren befdns
ben. Wtan&er mag oarob ben 2Opf
sefdiittelt baben, meiueno, bab Iolhe
2eute bod unmSsli3 neunensperte
&risgsbienite gu leiIten DermD6tsu.
9lber bic Stoliener perben baI0 anz
Oers 0enteu. Denn Die Enroler Stanos
icbiiBsu iino Disqualification, Sic gee
tpobnt itnO, tns S@par3e au treffen,
unb ba Die Seele zines @erraters
fbnar3 5u ieiu pfIegt, perOen Iie pobl
aud Die Stolierer gut 3u treffen pers
mDgcn. Ri6t umlonii bciBt es in
ibrer Spmne:
mir IinO 9DroIer S6uBcu,
gluf Bergen bod unb frei,
limb piRen gut 5u niben
9as Yulber unb oas 8Iei.
Mir iino SDroler S@lbeu!
Sbr NeII6eu bIeibt unS fern
g4enn uniere Gtuben bliBen,
90 it's Elm 8Hb oes Serru!
9(Is cine qrobe, mas oieIe SdiiBen
5u IeiIten Derm0gen, lei fol9enoer @or=
fal aus Dem &rieg BON 1866 erSGblt.
@iuer Der beIter SbroIer S6iiben,
Der gepobnt mar, Bel preisIbieBen
Itets ben eriten A3reis 3u erbaItsn tnO
bem nodeeriibmt purOe, er babe nod
ME einen SeblI6uB geton, befonb Ii6
ouf gorpoiten am llfer oes @droas
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eiuen itdlienii9en &riegsoompIer (es
ipor Der n8enocp," Der IpGter i'm See
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itrib), Der Elm nit 3ipon5is Wionn be-
feBtes Boot ans llfer ianote. 2eiht
bate er ourd Elm paar quite G9iiile
bic Sdn0ung Derbinoeru f0nnen, ober
bamit lpdr cr ni6t sufrieoen. Sm
9efiibl Ieiner SbieBmeiIteridaIt lpors
tete er, Bis oos Boot ans 0au0 Qes
fobren ipdg. Damn beeann er Die
Nus9efle9eneiI na6elnGn0er ub3ulcbie~
zen. 8ie SStnliener Iaben einen ocr
Sbrigen nan Dem unOercn fallen, obne
oaB es ibneu mO9Ii1 ipor, bic Sdiit'
5en (oeun iie gloubteu pobl an nebs
rere) 5u entbeden. Gnolih depobrten
iie bic Der 9oumtrone entIteiecnbe
puIpcrnanpfpolte unb ri9teteu bobin
ibre Sdiife glber ia iie oeu G@ii!s
5en nibt ousnebmen fonnten, uao
mabri@einIid aud ni9t beIpnDere
S63iiBen paren, trofen ibrc &ugeln
mr QleFe uuD @lGtter, 70 OoB ser
Gproler ioltbliitig Iein Q(bIGie6en
fortfebeu tonnte. glun ronaten Sic
StaIieuer gum 8oct Suriid; ober nur
ibrer Bier erreiGten es lebenb, unb
audi lie ipuroeu np9 I'm 8opts obges
lboien, iporauf Der SDrolsr 5ll bies
fem binl9lpanm lub cs ongeIi1ts 6es
&riegs6unpfcrs oIs 9eute ans llfsr
fiibrte Sober Der sipun5ia Stalienes
tror uuf einen GChub tot oebliebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

~ sMsbele Sab uBcm Cunt ..... b5
80 glHibcIe 9op Gbem com.. ..,... e5E
10 anibeiIc WS GaiuaIit ........, 9s
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10 sIutbeIc ecnua eater aow .. 74M
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60 slntbetc ga Aaisr 9opsr ...~ rs
40 autbciIc Ra Slater % % 2ol 7a%
90 aHsbcsc 4o @asey @opsr 74A
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100 anibeIe GepuIsa Sd eom.....,.. il
50 slntbele Gopupa 8ei c0m,...., III
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

glbunnentCn, bic ben ,@cutIdDen Gprre.
ipDnDeutrn" nidlt piinftIidD ubeS nnrcaeIs
iGfiB crbaIten, ilnb 9cbctcn, Der Office
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LOSS OF APPETITE,
 LOSS OF WEIGHT,
 SLEEPLESSNES, ETC.

are all overcome by Recupertabs, they are made after the formula of Dr. AL bert Robin. the famous French physt- clan, and are being used very largely in Paris and other European capitalA When taken for a short while they will give positive relief in all cases of nervous exhaustion. mental depression. lack of vitality, general debility. ane- mia, etc.
 The Glycerophosphates of which Recupertabs are composed. contain the element necessary to overcome these conditions. They are now being prescribed and recommended by many physicians in this and foreign coun- tries as the best, quickest and surest nerve and blood tonic that they know of.
 Recupertabs are for sale at all drug stores at soc and $1.00 per package or will be sent direct upon receipt Of price.
 Curts Chemical Co.,, No. 414 West 23rd St.. New York. Distributed In Bridgeport and vicinity by J. D. Harti- gan. No. S1 Fairfield Avenue.-Adv.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-30
COLLINS DANCING GLASSES.

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 The regular Thursday evening danc- ing class of Charles Collins. which en- joyed such remarkable successes last year, Will reorganize this Thursday evening. November 2, at the Masonic temple, Broad street. MT. Collins. who>is q graduate of the Castle School of Dancing. New York; employs g. system of teaching which allows the pupils to. quickly take up the steps. Through his system, the present day there are many excellent dancers in this city who a1ave been taught the rudimentary and more difficult steps at Mr. Collins' school.
 Dancing is the craze of this nation. Many have held aloof of this pleas. ure because they believed that danc- ing would be difficult to. learn, but MT. Collins has had such marked suc- cess that he Is recognized as one of the leading teachers of the state. Care ful and individual attention is given each pupil thus assuring them that they will be well cared for. False steps are, removed and difficult ones are taught with comparative ease. MT. Collins is receiving applicants to thia Thursday evening class at his home, 57 Washington terrace or an appoint ment will be gladly made over the telephone.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-30
INDEPENDENTS0F
 IOWA ORGANIZE W|LSoN|AN CLUBS
Sentiment in Favor of Pres ident is Sweeping Vest
 ern Commonwealth.

Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 3o.-Many Iowa Progressives, Independents and Republicans are openly supporting President Wilson. Among them are O. J. Moore, Progressive leader in Iowa; E. N. Corbett, President of the Sioux City Commercial club; c. w. H1nsey, Past-President of the Sioux City Typographical Union and a life long Republican; Henry Osborne, a Republican ward leader; Edward Crane. of Odeboldt, who recently withdrew as Progressive candidate for Congress. and John Mcdonald, banker and former Republican sheriff of Sioux City.
 Wilson clubs have been organized throughout the state, officered and managed by Independent voters. Iowa farmers are particularly active in their support of the President. At Cushing, a lifelong Republican is President of the local Wilson club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-30
PROF. ANDERSON
 TAFT SUPPORTER
 OUT FOR WILSON
Editor of" "Amerika" Vigor- ously Denounces Religion
 in Political Life.

Madison, Wis, Oct. 30.-Professor Rasmus B. AndersonJ noted author, publisher of "Amerika," lifelong Re- publican and staunch supporter of Taft four years ago, the man who nominated Governor Philipp, Repub- lican, two years ago, has\ come out in Amerika in a vigorous editorial for President Wilson.
 This declaration caused a sensation in Badger state politics second only to the recent announcement of Gen. eral F. c. Winkler, lifelong Repub- lican, of German descent, in favor of the President. Professor Anderson is a former Minister to Denmark. He is the author of several Scandinavian works of note, and for IT years was Professor of Scandinavian Languages. in the University of Wisconsin.
 We regard the reelection of Wif- son this year equally as important if not more important than Lncoln's re- election in 1884," his editorial reads: "Mr. Hughes campaign has been bitter disappointment. even to his closest friends" Professor Anderson also denounces the activities of the German-American Alliance and the T0CcHl dCIINluGS Ol lu0 <AUucTlCAu III. dependence Conference" in Wiscon- sin.
 Throughout the whole history of our country" he says, ''the principle has been maintained the church and state should be entiSely separate. Every pastor is requested 70 take off his coat and go out and do all he can to secure votes in his congrega- ton for Hughes. In all the bitter att tacks which few misguided Germans in this country have made on Presi- dent Wilson in behalf of their Father erland, we know of nothing so de- prayed as this.j or which is so utterly opposed to the ideals end principles of American institutions.
 For a Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States~to become a can- didate for the Presidency" says the editorial, .is a dangerous. precedent. Such thing should be nipped in the. bud as a warning to other Judges. { We have heard from many sources that a large number of Republican voters iof Norwegian birth or descent throughout the Northwest have an- nounced their intention to vote for Wilson," N