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New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
Sixteen BattaliOnS Estimated Stren of Invading Ar Caught in Trap
ENTENTE TROOPS ]
 BALKANS REPULS
Despatch From Bucharest Says of Germans and Bulgarians ol brudja Battlefield is Enorm Russians Suddenly Sweep Al Turks West of Trebizond an fict Heavy Damage.

J
 The bold invasion of Bulgar| Rumanian troops who crossed Danube near Rahovo, in the rd the main battle line or DobrudJt ended most disastrously for t4 vaders, according to Sofia, theirI being scattered and virtually out.
 To combat the Rumanians, apparently were from 12,O00 to strong but declared to be withoI tillery, the Bulgarians sent from Rustchuk and Turtukai on side of the point of crossing. C1 between the two forces, the Ru ans are said to have made forI pontoon bridge, which they fouf stroyed by Austrian monitors. fia's official announcement assera yesterday the Bulgarians werd| gagged in completing it's destrut
 Regarding the operations alo1 Dobrudja front south of the Tel voda-Constanza railway, the cI Sofia bulletin reports the repul all the Russian and Rumania1 tempts to advance. BucharesI claimed substantial progress these attacks near the center a1 wards the Black Sea coast anl terday reported the capture of than 1000 prisoners and seveI from Field Marshal Von Mackd forces.
 On the Somme front Paris further progress in the vicin the Peronne-B -Bapaume roadI French advance being effected vicinity of Morval, to the west : road. The capture of nine German guns is also reported, don's official statement speak of artillery activity and raiding tions in the Somme region.
 On the western end of the M
 nian front the Serbians are pI northward towards Monastir, { on Serbian soil to the southea close to the border further wed Tn this latter region they have r the town of Buff, 12 miles below astir, according to Paris today around the bend of the Cern apparently are still nearer tn | jective. The current Bulgarian officia ment deals with the situation Monastir district only in a
 way, but declares the Serbians l the line to the east were foiled4 , tempts to advance in the Mo 1 Valley, near Strupino. A repu the British beyond the Strur the eastern flank of the battld 1 also is reported.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
Daniels Gets Hurry Call

Bloomington, Ill.,, Oct. 5.-Josephus ban1els, secretary of the navy, who edoressed meeting of democrats last light, received a message from Chair man Vance Mccormick of the demo- cratlc national committee, summon Ing nlm to New York for a conference fr1day. This made it necessary to cancel his engagement to speak be- lore the Illinois Bankers association in Danville today.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
Rumanians Defeated.

Sofia, Wednesday, Oct. 4, vi don, Oct. 5, 10:30 a. m.-Bu troops from the Actresses of chuk and Turtukai attacked 2 feated he Rumanian force o sixteen battalions which I crossed the Danube into Bulgar- ritory near Rahovo, the war of nounced today.
 On the main battle line in | ja attempts by the Russians al manians to advance have bee trated by the artillery and cessful counter attacks.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
SENATOR WALSH OFFERS
 PROOF OF HIS STRENGTH
Republican Candidate Leaves MOn- day for Third Swing Around COun- try Which Will Last Until October 20-Secretary Daniels Summoned to New York for COnference-Prohi-
 bitionists Have Big Meeting.

Jefferson, Ia., Oct. 5.-Greatly pleased with his receptions in the middle west, President Wilson reached here early today on the last lap of his journey to Omaha, where he is to make two speeches and review a pa rade. He planned during the morn ing to adhere to his policy of refusing to make campaign speeches en route, but to appear at every stop and shake hands with the people.
 On his trip yesterday and last night the president stopped at several places visited recently by MT. Hughes. Democratic leaders gave him infor- nation that apparently greatly .cheered him.
 Encouraging political data was also supplied the president last night when he stopped for an hour in Chicago and talked with Senator Thomas J. Walsh, in charge of the democratic western headquarters.
 The president plans to leave Omaha tonight for Long Branch, where he will arrive Saturday in time to ad- dress independent voters in the aft ernoon.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
GOETHALS AND CLARK
Selected by President Wilson As Two Members of Board to Investigate Eight-H Law.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 5.-Major Gen. eral Goethals, governor general of the Panama Canal, and Commissioner Clark of the interstate commerce commission have been selected by President Wilson as two of the three members of the board created by con- gress to investigate the eight hour law. Formal announcement of the selection of all three members will be made tonight.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
BuIgars Halt Entente Fora

Sofia, Wednesday, Oct. 4, Vi don, Oct. 5, 10:30 a. m.-Bu troops have been successful 1 ing attempted advances of forces on the several sectors Macedonian front, the war ofI nounced today.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
Prohibitionists Will Receive

sioux Falls, s. D., Oct. 5.-Recep- tons by South Dakota crowds yester- day sent the national prohibition cam- paigners into their work in this state today with renewed vigor. The meet 1ng here last night was one of the lar gest of the entire tour.
 Three South Dakota cities and five Iowa cities are on today's schedule
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
DIR. SItIFIN NOMINATED.

Canaan, oct. 5.-Dr Francis Sltiff of Falls Village was nominated for the state senate by the thirtY-tirSt sena- torial district democratic convention hero today.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-Sugar was selling at $7.20 hundred pounds wholesale and $7-70 retail here today after making a second advance in price within a week.
 An increase of twenty cents a bar rel for California flour at wholesale to $7.60 and a boost to fOrty-twO and one-half cents a dozen wholesale for first quality eggs also added to the in creased cost of living.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
THREE CARLOADS OF
 DYNAMITE BLOW UP
Three Killed, Several Hurt, in Illinois EXpIOSion-New Haven Pow
 CT Mixer Killed.

Graton, Ills, Oct. 5.-Superintend- ent Peterson and two workmen were killed and several persons were se- riously injured by the explosion of three cars of dynamite at the mills of the Illinois Powder company here to- day. The mill was wrecked.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
SKY IS THE LIMIT
High Grade Family Flour Increases Twenty Gents BarreI-Sugar and Eggs Nearing Llx,1ry Class.

Chicago, Oct 1.-The price of stand ard Minnesota patents-the high grade family four-Was advanced twenty cents barrel to $9.3O today, the second advance within ten days. The same grade of flour sold for $5.90 a barrel year ago.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
Allies Press on to MonasI

Paris, Oct. 5, noon.-The troops on the western end Macedonian front continue ti back the Bulgarian forces Monastir. The war office tod nounced that further ground h
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05
ESSAD PASHA A TRAITOR
Turkish General Condemned to Death for Aiding Enemies and Declaring War on His Own Country.

London, Oct. 5, 10:45 a. m.-A re- port on the death sentence passed by a court-martial in Constantinople on Essad Pasha, former provisional president of Albania, has been re- ceived in Amsterdam, according to a despatch to Reuters. The com manding general at Constantinople says in the report that Essad Pasha was proved at his trial to have con- spired with bands against the Turk ish empire and to have declared war on Turkey. By doing so, the report says, and by his hostile attitude he rendered service to Turkeys enemies. The sentence of death was confirmed by the Sultan
 Essad Pasha was deprived of hs rank in the Turkish army after he joined the Italians in Albania Jan- uary, 1916. He later went to Rome and in March left Italy for Paris, where he was received by Premier Briand. He was sentenced to death at Constantinople in June and in Au- gust was reported to be commanding an Albanian contingent which land ed at Saloniki.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05

Continued On Eleventh F.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-05

Continued on Tenth PagC.)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

first fifty feet. after which the Loist- ing machinery purchased will be used. This shaft will undoubtedly give ae- cess to the ore body lying beneath the surface Of the claim.
 Since placing the stock of the cor poration on the New York Curb. How ard A. Riley & Company. New York brokers for the local Company. have met with phenomenal success in it's sale During the week endi Move l- ber 4, something over One hcudred al.d thirjy-eight thousand shares of the company's stock were dealt in on the curb; while during the week ending November II, well over two hundred and ffty-One thousand shares wer sold and transferred. It's appearance on the curb caused a sharp rise in the price. and sales at a dollar and a quarter were made. One and three eishts and one and one-eishth are the respective high and low quotations on the curb since its advent there.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
PROF. W|CKERN TAKES
 OVER MUSIC STUDIO

The music studio established by Miss Smith in the Maze Block has been taken over by Prof. Wickern, who will assume immediate charge and continue to build up and develop a school of music identified with the higher standards of the art. Special attention will be given to piano, voice. violin and theoretical work.
 This school of music has proved a success from the time of its inception. the public appreciating the advantages of such an institution centrally located and conducted along proper lines.
 Prof Wickern has been doing priv ate teaching in the Warren district the past year and recognizes the necessity of such a school
 Public recitals will be given from time to time. to give pupils the in- dependence and individuality so necessary to success.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

the general highway. A concrete bridge was built across the sulch tc facilitate access to the property over the new road. The diamond drill has reached a depth of three hundred feet. and will be sunk deeper in the course of the exploration of the ground. It is the intention of the of ficers of the company to continue the sinking of diamond drill holes to thoroughly test out the ore body. Pre- paratory to the. expected arrival Of machinery. excavations have been made and concrete foundations for the machinery are well under way.
 The company has purchased the most modern type of equipment with which to sink a shaft The shaft pur- posed to be sunk on the Pauline claim will be a three-cOmpartment shaft; and the work on this will be com menced the early part Of the coming week. The work of sinking the shaft will be carried on by windlass for the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
MINING AND FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Dealings in stocks today were characterized by a riot of speculation in cOppers. the principle issues gaining two to si, points and in several instances con siderable more.
 New high levels were reached by Anaconda. Utah. Kennecott. Inspira tion. Chino, Green Cananea, Miami and Nevada Copper as well as Chile, which rose more than six points with almost eleven for the seven percent bonds. The session was noteworthy for new miximums registered by Bethlehem Steel at zoo and U. g. Steel at l253s. Rails and similar stocks were ob. scured by the inquiry for speculative issues.
 A moderate contraction of loans was shown in the actual condition of clearing house banks and reserves de creased by almost s19,O00,000 reduc. ing excess reserves to about SSO, ,000,- 900, a contraction of more than S44,- 100000 in the last fortnight.
 Bonds were strong but much of the trading was confined to convertible issues. Total sales. par value. s3.540, 900. |. s. bonds were unchanged on call during the week
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

NOTE:-It is impossible to sell ] package of 10 cigarettes oi aN Turkish tobacco for sc Not that this Turkish tobacco costs more than Virginia, bu, tscau;c 3.Ir, ocsGz f1sighf ma,7nF in5z-anr and t1pfn'fze Handling ohArgrs must be added to the cost Of all Turkish tobaccos But Picdmonts, made of highest-grade Virginia tobacco have none cf these vaueless expenses AR Meir value IS in each cigarette.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

9:45 Sunday School, F. M. Howard, Supt. 11:00 a. m., preaching. Subj. Receiving Divine Blessings"
 6:45 D. m. B. Y. P U.. leader, James Lee. 7:45 preaching. Subj, Christ Seeking the Lost"
 Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing. Choir practice Thursday even ing. Junior B. Y. F. U. organized in church Sunday evening 6:45. All members and friends of the church requested 10 be present at morning service. Important question before the church. Come friends and enjoy the service with us.
 F. NJ. PITMAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
NEW LOCAL COMPANY PREPARES TO SINK
 THREE-ROOM SHAFT
Bisbee Development To Con- tinue Diamond Drilling to Thoroughly Test Out Ore Body in Pauline Claim.

Work preliminary to the sinking of a shaft and the further exploration of the ore body on the property of the Bisbee Copper Mining and Develop ment company has been progressing by great strides during the few weeks just past. A permanent road of a very substantial character has been built from the center of the Pauline claim, connecting the property with
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
BISBEE SUBURBS

WARREN-Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Organization at church 11:00. a. m. yn
 DON I,giS,- Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Preaching 800 D. m.
 so. BIsBEE- E-Sunday School 3:OO D. m. Rseaching 7:S0 p. m. C. E. Tuesday EsS0 p. m.
 LOWNL-Sunday School 10:00 a. m. c. E Thursday 7:30 p. m. For the sake 6f the boys and girls and all
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
SPANISH SERVICES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
 Young peoples meeting at 6:S0 p. m. Topic. Christianity the Hope of Our Nation'l@Psalm, s:l20. A Home Mission meeting.
 Public worship at 11:00 I'm. and at 7:sO p. m, with sermons by the pastor. ..
 Choir practice Thursday evening. Sacrament of the Lords Supper and reception of members into the church on the first Sunday morning of De cember.
 JOHN E. FRY, Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
CHICAGO GRAINS

i CHICAGO. Nov. IS. = Prices in wheat closed heavy 2l4 to Dc lower with December IFS and May 1.S32s to &. Corn finished IFS to 7s down, oats off as at F to 7 and provisions of by 12h to 50 cents.
 | Apparently no export sales of wheat were made. barring 250.000 bushels at Baltimore. The absence of foreign demand gave the bears an advantage which was emphasized by assertions that India would have exportable sur plus of 100.000.00O bushels. Renewed discussion of possible embargo tend ed to handicap the bulls.
 December delivery of wheat was es- pecially weak, going at one time to about six cents discount under the May option. There was word from the seaboard that in some cases ex- porters had been re-selling.
 Rains in Argentine tended to put corn prices on the down grade. Fall ing off in arrivals gave relative strength to oats. Export call for oats continued
 Provisions were bearishly affected by the course of grains. Some note was also taken of a decline in Liver pool quotations on lard.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday School 9:45. Public ser vice 11:0os Story sermon. Gods Call" Bpworth League 6:S0. Sub' ject, Way Join the Church." Evening" service 7:30. Making Earth Like Heaven"
 C. w. HARSHMAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

things sacred attend the house of God on His day.
 J. RHYS EVANS, Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
The Churches
r, JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH


 Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning service 11:00 a. m. Evening service 7:45 D. m.
 At the evening service Mir. Thomas Muat will give an address on "The Religion of Burns Poems." with ap- propriate selections in the Scottosh dialect.
 Thursday choir practice 7:30 p. m.
 H. s. BREWSTER, Rector.
 SPANISH SERVICES Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Naco Road. Preaching 400 p. m. at Pres byterian church. Christian Endeavor Tuesday zoo p. m. Topic Why Christianity is the Hope of Our Coun- try" Ps. 9:1-20. Friday zoo p. m. choir practice. A cordial welcome to all.
 R. AVILA
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

SHhiS IAN SSiGNSG oOSiEif
 Christian Science Society of Bisbee holds services in Odd Fellows Hall at 11:00 a. m. The public is welcome and invited to attend. Subject for Sunday, November 18th, Soul and Body"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

The Ladies Aid of Warren will give candy and food sale on Saturday, November 18th, in the office of Mrs. Byrns. Cole Ryan Building.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
An inside investment in the
 shares of the Standard
 Metals Co.
President, A. A. MacPherson
Former Banker of Prescott and Jerome, Arizona

PRIOR TO LISTING the company New York Curb and other opportunity being % offered early production wide pub market planned for them and HOLDINGS of Company embody distinct and well the Fourth has produced large shipments Lead mines can be put shipping of these groups have been Bonanas by who CONDITIONS permit low operation and early profits
 snso soR -four rR S p a sTo DENVER OLD PALMETTO MINE which named the NOgales shipping Southern Pacific R. ORE VALUES run from s2Oo to ssOO per producers of hgh-grade
 HGSDREDs OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS siverLead and Tnre to have pro- Mowery %e and have records of heavy production antedang the Civil warabout forty ACTIVE OPERATIONS will begin November employed for eleven @ years wih the aMERcAN hs Also employed as manager for year by CONSOLE DATER COPPER O. under MT DOUGLAS general these properties ppooxs nsn, mining rn,tnssr well known port company the m0s @ ns a ns possible making of very large producer , you on merits following guarantee better than will refund surrender of shares
 CAPITALIZATION 100000OPar value s100 The unsold O 100000 shares offered at 20 cents share
 
 dollar 
 TELEGRAPHIC o STANDARD METALS SHARES will be filed order their 
 negotiations pending which should make this 0O share announced.
 STANDARD METALS believe exceptional speculation possibilities
 THERON WALKER
 721 GRANT BLDG LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
ILLINOIS CONvICTS DO
GOOD WORK ON HIGHWAYS
Finy Prisoners VIII Engage Ia Kond
Work NJ New EpiIeptlr Colony
This Summer.

fifty prisoners arc TO work in and
around tn" new cpileptic colony in
Illinois this summer in grading and
road building.
Warden thinner. of the state pcui-
,T&i'nry. in u recent letter to the Ma
.'"nal Committee on Prisons. reports
Grcat success in convict road work in
Illinois. The laws OF that State re-
Iu'rc that townships desiring Ia secure
the services of ConVictS FOR road work
must make application aud enter into
a contract with the institution. No
work can l." done until such request has
ocru made and contract entered into
I'll" success of the work. Warden
thinner states. depends upon the Sc
.c"ti"n OF the men Tor the work. Five
amps have already been worked in
illinois and all carried out without
friction or trouble of amy sort. The
warden also emphasizes the Importance
Of selecting officers for the camp who
are capable Of SupcrNisiuc such Il camp
aud having charge 81 the prisoners
IN III" camp
The National COMMITTEE" on Prisons
tgrres with Warden thinner that too
much stress cannot be laid both upon
The selection az the men and the choice
Of officers. The COMMITTEE" has brought
before the society for Highway En-
ciu"criuc The "pportunity f"r tn" road
nciuccr in convict road work and tho
uccd that cuCiurers he specially ira in
cd for this work Upon the man in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
NEW MATERIAL ARRIVES
AT THE KLINE CAR PLANT

TN" Kiln" kar Corporation. a, it's
factory ON North boulevard. reports
in'T"astnc business. and the recent ar-
rival OF several carloads ~ material
The demands Tor its ropuiar.priccd new
siN-Cyiiu,i.r ear.
This car IS being mad. from standard
parts. such rs Continental motor. unit
power plant transmission. Iio,chl>iss
drive. pr"sSed-steel. full floating roll.
er-hearinr rear axle. with Erown-l ipe
d'ncrcntial. Westinghouse starting
lighting and ignition system With
full equipment aud the exclusive
yacht-lin. TYP" body the car has met
with instant favor wherever shown.
III" Kim Company has. in design
ing TINS car. kept in mind tho upkccn
expense Each and every unit is sop-~
arat" and distinct. and no ono unit
needs 10 bo removed in order To set
a., another. This is especially worked
Ing. starting ana ignition systems.
which heretofore has not been given
much consideration by tho manufac-
turcr IN the motor the pstons can
be removed from the top by removing
tho cylinder head. or from tho bottom
i.y removing the oil pan. Ey remov-
ing the top of til" CNli1dcr head. TN"
valves arc exposed and grinding is
mad" easy.
Tho star;ins motor is supported ~
thrc. hOiis IN easy roach. and can he
removed III loss than ~" minutes
time
The generator is surportci I'm
bracket and held by strir ~ steel.
with :, forged connection on The "ui
OF which ono nut holds tho cutjrc cou-
orator in place. and car lac removed
10y SIMPLY lcosenins this nut The ig-
u;tion outfit can ne removed hy tn"
looscuiuc ~ one bolt, and cleaned
without Tho aid ar tools
Simplci,l has he"n "a" k"vno'" ~
,hi> u.w cav md tn" gasoline mileage
has been mskinc sixteen miles Oh test
which Is Ncry rcmarkabl" perform
;,,f." for <tN-vNliud"r car With 20
iuch vhc~l has" and tnir'y-four- Inch
y, heels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
GENERAL PERSHlNG IN
DODGE BROTHERS CAR

N,'"'dtns I" detailed adviccs now
ARRIVING from the border. Dodge
BROTHERS motor cars have played a
prominent part in the invasion IL Mex
iv" IN pursuit OF Villa.
When General PcrShiur led his
tr""rS across til" border he travelled
IN Dodge brothers motor car. aud
-four other touring cars were used in
the transportation Of supplies ThcS"
cars have. Of course. been since sup
planted in this work by ;hc big TRUCKS
Shirp"d 10 MEXICO. but the touring
cars az" stu in use lay the army
according TO the transportation do
p"tin"nt they HAY. made wonderful
records ~ tn" dcser, travel after the
"'i'i: Mexican bandit
H"portins on the pcrfornonc. 81
tn" hodc" brothers car that carried
General i'"; Shinr ON the first advance
an army officer said
We had practically Ia ma,. our
own r"ahS aud from what the pod-c
ff"th"rS car showed on that trim |
h"ll"N" II could climb a wall rh. car
went tnroush mountain passes au,i
over places where II was necessary
'"r IN" engineering corps IN blast on,
= trail h"i"r" tn" trucks coming after
could got through y, all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

charge of convict camps there ia heavy
responsibility but Ia the RICH, men
success is assured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
"BAlANCED" TIRE EXHIBIT
THIS WEEKS FEATURE
tnnrrrn. selling nited states Tires
viii Explain " hat "Rni-
anrcd" Mems.

puriu@ III. week beginning '"-nnr-
ROW. every one interested IN automobile"
tires MI, haN" Al opportuni'y I" stud:
az first hand the comp.et" line Of
United states balance" Tires
y movement has been set On foot
10y tn. dealers who sci! th"S" tires
to hold simultaneous shows, IN order
'h:i the motoring public mas he given
DEFINITE opportGuii: to ind out cA-
actly what s mean; ny balanced
All this week Tho concerns selling
United states tires viii have spccla!
exhibitions ard - crrps ~ experts 10
and huW N" perfect balance between
fabric. carcass ana Rubber tread adds
10 the life Of Tho tire
This uatj"u-widc movement to hold
tire shows IS pretty good proof Of
how dealers f""l toward United States
tires