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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
@e6amOe Rarat Gin.

9aein Eoote, 6mei GerntiBte, etwa
5pan8ig SdwerDerIebte.
g[fron, Ohio, Der Ort Der Sofa.
itropbe. Spreneunsen in
eiuem oneren5enoen @rllnOltiit
Deritriodteu oeu @initur3 oes
8eitourant @eb6uoes. Die
ioentifi5irten Spier.
glfron Ohio, Is. N2oi. @lin'
oeitens neum 9erionen wuroen ee.
t0otet 5pei meroeu oermiBt m0
etwo 5muu3ig onoere erlitteu mebr
ooer minoer ibwere @erIesungen
ais beute 9l6eno 0as olte Beacon
Sournol" -@ebGuoe, oas 0ur Belt oes
Griital.9 l.9eitotrant be6erbergt elm
ltiir5te, ais ons &elultot BON Spren.
gungen nit 9Dnunit Die ouf einem
Der benodborten @unolhide poree.
nommen puroeu.
Sieben i0entifi3irte ltno 3Dei I'M.
ioentiii3irte &eiden iino bisber ee
bergen Wor6eu, uno man elallbt Dob
ole 6eiOeu oernIiBten @erioneu IN.
ter oen Eriinmern begrabeu liegen.
9otterie o8~ Der Selo.glrtiuerie
ser Sbio giationalearoe nuroe bon
Dem @ouoerneiu nacb Ser llnfaas.
itdtte beoroert lnl DER &olioei bel
Den Rettungsorbeiten lmo bel Der
MISUNDERSTANDING DER Sroning CUR
Seite 81 iteben
g}obitebeno ole Nomen ser ioen-
tiii3irten Spier:
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9iep 9. g. Sbomas, Gumber.
lano, Weo.
9laude aline, W8ansiieIo, Ohio
s. ". Gonlpfins, gir. 1869, SO.
oatban. glpenue. Cincinnati Dbio.
@lorD 2omion ylr. 4S6, @ooo.
lano.gloenue, glfrou.
Grou so. @olmp, Cambridge, ..
Gas gemaltige @etoic, nit Dem oos
@e6du0e 5tammenitiir5te, mo oie
S6reie Der inaliidliden 0pfer Der
antaitropbe botten balo cine nah
Sauien0en 3GbIenoe W1enibeumenge
na6 Der llngliidsitdtte eebradt, ole
i'm Ser5en oes @eidditsoiitrifts Der
StaOt gelegen 1T.
Gin rieiiaer Eriimmerbaliien be.
grub oie Gpier, mel6e nod einen 9li.
genblid borber in Dem &eitaurant ge.
ipeiit batten.
&ir5 nod Dem llnial piiroen adt
2ei6en BON Der 5euerme6r aus oen
Triimmern berborge5oaen, lmO Dem
cifrigeu Aettmgsperf, an Dem iicb
Eoli5ei un0 5reipiaige betbeilieten,
gelong es BALD oorauf nod neltn3ebn
anoere ans i6rer fr6tboren Sage 81
6eireien. Die meiiten Oieier Waren
i6per perlebt lmO lDur0en nab Dem
Staot. uno Oem 8eoples.SoipitaI ge.
6raht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
8uei gLr6eiter uerLeht.

Gurd 9laben zines 9nitro6res,
Del6es iie 81 repariren i'm 9egriiie
itanoen, wuroe geitern 9ormittag IN
Den @erfen ser Baltimore GrDood
so. 8wei @eriouen oerleet. Sobn
3eller aus Der OIt-9ombaro,StraBe,
erlitt einen Sddoelbrub uno So6n
&rauie aus Der 6. StroBe, eineu
9rud oes linten 9lrms lmo anoere
@erlebumgen. 9eioe puroen in Ser
9lmbulau8 oes iiioliden Oiiirifts
nah Dem WlercD Soipital gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
@eriet6 inter bic 9sferOe.

9ln ser @de BON @ap. rmo goen.
StraBe collioirte geitern 91o1mittag
Der 90 Sabre oIte g9illiam S6bn
BON 9lr. 46, 9ocif-9lpenue, @opans-
tomn nit einem 9ierwasen nobel
er inter ole Gieroe gemorfen umO
beoenflide 8erletungen am Gopf
inO i'm @eiiht OoDoutrue. Sn Ser
glmbulan5 oes oItliden QiItrifts
ipuroe Der Ierlebte na1 Dem ct. SO.
iep6s-Soipital gebra6t. Ger 2eufer
oes 9ierpagens mar Sobn Maile bon
glr. 1913, 0MII.StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
edliffsnadlridltcn.
aerOd&tiGer aronf6eitsfoa an gOrO

8eroG6tieer aronfbeitsfoa an 9orO
Der oStrotbneB~. Qompfer
liet in Staot. .Guorantdne. -
3oafutter nglpade" ouf Getru.
tirungsfobrt. @2it $4,000
6diicrn Ocl aus a1crifo anec.
fommen.
Sin OcroGdtiger arontbeitSfoa
an 9oro oeS britii6en 0ompferS
nStrotbneB" bat gum 5eitbolteu oeS
S6iffes an Der StaOt.Guoront1ne-
Station 5u &nlpfins &oint gefiibrt.
@ie es beiBt, bonoelt es ii6 I'M ei.
nen SOIL BON 9Iattern. Cine INN.
falienoe llnteriudung befinoet ii6
I'M @ouee. Gie DStrotbneB" fam
eeIteru @loreen bon Oron, g(Igier,
bier al.
Der &utter D9lpade" bon ser
8moes'aiiiteumo9e miro iid inn
9oufe oieier g8o6e oilf cine sSobrt
nad @ambrioee, GriSfieIo, Srforo
rno onoereu @ldben on Der Gbelo-
peofe,9oi 6eeeben Inn gefruten oen
@intritt in ole M1orine obne oie ionft
notbWenoige 8obrt nod Baltimore
6u ermogIiden. Sin 9(r3t miro iid
our gornobme Der notbigen Inter
iudpng Der 9lpplifonten an 8oro
befinOen.
Der britilbe SeItonf-Dompfer
D o@eoroian 93rincc" fam geIteru
@orgen nit $4,000 6dIIeru Gob.
Sel bon Eompico, Nlerifo, bier an.
Gopitdn g8aters beridtet, ooB in
Eampico NIT glusnobme Ginger 9[r.
beiter.llnruben 9laes ieinen qemobn.
liAen @ane gebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
HurOernnaen 6cluiIIiat.

llugeidbr 100 9lrbeiter ser ai-
iteniabrif BON S. 2. Greper & Co.,
an ser 9lliceanna.Str., oie am Der.
qangeneu Sauitag sic 9Gr6eit uieOer-
geIeet batteu neil i6nen eiu boIber
sSeiertag am Samitag niht bepilligt
woroen mar, ba6en geiiern Morgen
oie 9(rbeit wieoer mligenommeu oa
i6nen ole 5oroerlng belpilliat NOR
Oen mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
Coroner nmtsrImdJt.

Snr lluiperiitGtS.Soipital Oeritar6
Der 81 Sabre alte gilbert gdel, Der
ieine 9lorene ais 9lr. Alb 8elt-
5ranflinsStroBe angegeben botte-
uno bat ser Coroner Griscoll cine
llnterildumg angeoronet. @del be-
CAB lid am %. 9lpril in Oas Soipi-
tai imo Duroe feiteeiieIt, ooB er an
einem llnterfieierbrub leioet. Spa.
ter entiUidelte lib cine 9ron6itis II.
Sungenent5iinoimg, Der ser @fann
erlaa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
GdlOrnIteinbranS.

Sn Dem Souie bon $o6u Giar,
glr. 1927, 93oro .Geutral.gloe., brad
geiteru Wlbrgen inioIee zines oefef.
ten &amins ein Seuer aus, oas oie
9epo6ner anf sic StroBe trieb lmS
groBe gLufregimg III ser glaGbor-
idait peruriaAte Ger angerihtete
5euerlhaoen mar nibt beoeuteno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
$40 III g1arie WiuiIaf?

Ger @ibil.Griegsgefangene Sobann
@loiiaf in @eIifi-llitiug, 9iuBlano,
iuAt ieine Scbmeiter @larie Nloiiof
onaebIi6 in Baltimore, @2O., pobu.
BAIT. 9erlonen, mel6e g(usfunft ii6er
oen gegenpdrtigen glufentbalt ser
@eiu6ten ert6eileu f0nnen, peroen
eriubt, Oem aaiierlid Deutihen
Goniulat in Baltimore. 91r. . Dit
@ermons5traBe, @1ittbeihmg 81 ma
heu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16

@egerehtes iiber sic Bride ouBeror.
oentIi6 aeriug lit uno faum Die ge-
pobnIiden Steuerabgaben aif elmer
StroBe ser Stoot ii6erIteigt.
3um 9eiipiel iei angefiibrt, OoB
ole 33. StraBe, Elm 120 SUB 6reiter
9ouleOarO, $4,000 per @eile 3u er.
oiincn, pilaitern imo initono8ubalten
foItet, mG6ren0 onoertbaIb 01eilen
pom Sub ser SanoperSStraBen.
Bride nah 8rooflDu $4,000 acfo.
itet baben."
Ger 9rief lit bon Serrn Sobn Su-
bert, Dem Yrdiioenten ser Budget
9eboroe unter5eidnet, lmo muroe &c.
itern 9Ibeno Ser 9ereiuigten 5traBen-
bobu.@eieaidaft iiberianOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
gu @rabs setrasem.

SIN 9eiiein elmer groBeu Srauer.
geneinoe fono geitern g}aAmittag
Inn 2 llbr oie geerOigung ser an
eergongenen Samitag aus Dem Sc,
ben seidieoenen 6rou 9lnua 2ouiIa
&einef ltatt. Cine ergreiienoe
Trouerfeier in ser Aobnltng Ser glb.
6erufenen 9}r. 147i, Hepnolos.Stry
gina Der geiiebung borous. 9raht.
uolle ardn5e mo ionitige 9lumen.
ipenoen poren On 0ob ino 6ern in
iiberans eroBer 9In5a6l eingeeongen
uno i6niidten oen Sarg. Die 9eis
ieblin9 erfolgte auf oem oGeoar Sill.
6rieo6ofe~ unO oiele @erpanote uuo
6reunOe Der Go6ingeidieoenen ga.
ben i6r idmer56elUegten Ser5ens OaS
@eleit sur lebten elpigen 9lu6eitdtte
5rau Heinef, cine eeborene Seloer,
ipor oie @ottiu bon Serru SenrD
&eiuef uno Die Gohter BON Serrn
@iliam uno Srau G6riitina SelOer
sic mar 80 Sabre alt ols iie bon
ser merbittlihen Sono oeS EoOcS
aus Dem areiie i6rer 5amilie m0
oielen 6relmoe ms SenieitS abberil.
fen pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
GOuiul 9iiOerit reiit mOrseu nud
9lem YOrf.


Ger bieiige oeutiHe Goniul, Sr
Gorl gl. 9iioeris, Scr fiir5lid megen
nngebliber 9etbeiligung an ioge-
nannteu n@aB-Gomplotten" in Gew
9orf BON 0eu 9unoeSgeidworeuen in
glnflage5iliiano oerlebt moroen war,
miro morgen nad 9}elp gorf reiien
nm BORT I'M 9(ep g)orfer @unoesges
ridt mis5uiagen. Serr CHARLES @.
5ielO, ser 6ieiige @edtsoertreter oes
Goniuls, ipra9 eeltern in Dem 9u.
reou oes 9iitriftSanpaltS 9ennis
Dor lmo conferirte nit Serrn Dennis
cine tur5e 8eit iiber oen Sail. glm
Wlittuod miro SerrSiioerib nit iei-
mem 9le6tsoertreter borausii1tlib in
9Sep gorf g9d6eres ii6er oie geqeu
i6n erbobene glntloge erfo6ren oa
ole 9altimorer 9e6oroen ii6er Oen
Sail feinerlei S5uiormationen erbiel.
ten ilnO olb teinen geribtliben
Suft6eiebl gegeu Gonnll 2iioeriB 3it.
geianot erbielten. Serr 9iioeriB
bate ii6 ielbit ua6 Der 8eroifentIi.
dung niger3eihnesno6ri6ten oie
ole auuOe bon Ser g(nfIageerbebitng
bra6ten nit Oen 9lap Dorfer @ebor-
Den in @erbinolmg seiett ino oie aui
morgen Oereinbarte @onferen5 nit
Dem g1ew Yorfer GiiiriftsanmaIt al.
rangirt.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
FORT VAUX IS IN
HANDS Of FRENCH
CLAIM THAT RING OF DEFENSIVE
FoRTIFIcATIoNs ABOUT YER
DUN is ESTABLISHED.
Violent Fighting Marks Austro-Ger-
man Attempts to Penetrate the
Plain of Observation-Disclosures
Make Additional Gains.

London.-There have been no heavy
actions on the Somme front the past
few days The French have made
slight gains at Sally and the British
have taken a German trench east OF
Gueudecourt.
Berlin admits the loss Of portions OF
the village of Sailly-Saillisel, but an,
nounces the repulse of British attacks
east of Gueudecourt and of French
advances upon the northern part OF
ST. Pierre-Vaast wood.
Fort Vaux, in the Verdun region,
has been occupied by the French, fol-
lowing its evacuation by the Germans,
and with Duoaumont already regalned
the ring of defensive Notifications
about Verdun has been re-established-
On the eastern front fighting has
taken place east of Kovel, in Volhy-
MIA and southeast of Lemberg, in Ga
Icia. Berlin announces the repulse OF
seven Russian attacks against the
Austro-German positions on the left
bank of the Narayuvka river, near
Halicz in Galieia, while Petrograd says
the Russians have reoccupied part OF
their trenches on the west bank of
the Stokhod in the region of Kiselin,
in Volhynia Near Lipnicadolna, in
Galicia, the Russians have pushed
back the Austro-Germans in some
places.
Violent fighting continues to mark
the Austro-German attempts to pene-
trate the plain of Rumania, south of
Kronstadt and Hermanstadt and to-
ward Bucharest.
The stiff defense of the Rumanians
is yielding slowly to the blows Of
Austro-German artillery and infantry
about Predeal, and Berlin announces
further progress south of the border
for them.
A dispatch from Rome says: In the
zone from Gorilla to the Adriatic sea
the Italians have captured additional
points of vantage from the Austrians
and taken 9,94S more prisoners and
guns and quantities of arms and am
munition, according to the official
communication issued Friday.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
clty pireetory divorce &C.,

The name Of the wife in parenthe-
ses opposite the name Of the husband
in the city directory may be a feature
Of the next Toledo directory, as a
means Of reducing the matrimonial
litigation in this country. In small
cities names are run In that man
ner.
Having the wife's name in the d.
rectory with her husbands makes II
bad for the married man thar tells
a chance acquaintance he is single.
Il think the idea Of putting the
wife's name with the husbands II tbs
directory is good" said Probate Juaze
o'Donneil, who sees the sac side Of
many matches. II should be IN favo,
Of such a plan. Toledo News-Bee.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
Car Shortage Inquiry.

Louisville, Ky.-As result Of de-
velopments in the informal hearing be-
ing held here on the alleged car short
age on the railroads of the country,
z. G. McChord. member of the inter.
state commerce commission, who is
presiding, announced that he had tele.
graphed to the commission at Wash.
lngton recommending that an order
Lor formal hearing be entered imme.
diately.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
|. v. v. MEMBERS
ATTACK OFFICERS
FIVE KILLED IN PITCHED BATTLE
WHEN WORKERS ATTEMPT
TO MAKE LANDING
Fad Taken Boat at Seattle With Ia
tsntian Of Landing at Everest,
Eut Citizens obieetsd ard Fu-
rtcus Fight FolloNed

Everett Wash.-At least Eye uez
were killed ana twenty or thirty Oh
ers we're wounded Sunday in pitcnes
ka1tle At the Everett city wharf be-
tween $50 members OF the Industrial
Workers cf the World. who came hers
from Seattle en- the steamer vernaa
and . posse Of $50 citizens hsads4
by Sherin Daa McRae Sheriff Mc2as
was amcng the seriously wounded
The number ct casualties aboard tbs
Verona Is not known After the shoot
ng. n which about 1908 shots were
exchanged. the Verona turned arpana
and started hack 70 Seattle Many
men were seen ~ fail on the deck o.
the stsAEer. and Others. panlc-strick
ca, jumped overheard Some were
taken kruIa the water but others dis
appeared ard it Is believed they were
drSw1ed
The Nergnz rsached Everett shortly
before : O'Clock. The c0minK Of the
parry Of invaders Ind been announced
IN messages sent 60 Everett from
Seattle hea1quartsrs A call TO Indus
AkAA~ steEAEE@ w @4AE WITH A-@EAAActs
frDm all over the state had been is
sued earlier in the week and the ctti-
zens og Everett ii a meetfng held sat
uraay night Planned to meet the IN
vadsrs and deny them privilege "
landing
The trcuhIe between the Industrial
workers 81 ths World and tie author
tiles az Everett has been o. for sew
er3E monshs and was rhe outgFowtA
eg a strike Of shtngle Weavers here.
Af1er several minor outbreaks OF vio-
lsnce daring the strike, sheriff McRae
organised the c1ttzens' committee ana
expelled all members Of the Indus
trial Workers o. the World from Ev.
e-ptr
O. several occasions small parties
Ct men have attempted 10 enter ET
erats, bal have been turned back by
the sheriff
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10

MsW Tork-The eomp ion Of Heg0
tistiaas w1th tAe Russian govern.
rzent for a s5a.ae8 8e8 hveyear 51a
per cent loan hy a banking syndicate
keades By the National City com
pany. which Is controlled 81 the Ma
thonal City hank. brings the total boz
1owngs here OF foreign countries
wtfh the excepsion OF South America
to more than s. 908 8Q8 .630
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
Guarding the Border.

Nogales.-As the result Of renewed
activity OF the Villistas the situation
along the border has assumed a condi.
rlon q serious importance, every off
Ger and available soldier being en-
gagged IN border patrol duty. The sec
ond squadron of Utah cavalry alone is
covering 107 miles of international
line. 20.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
Puts Ban on Eoas

New fork.-The executive commit.
zee , o. me National Housewives leagua
haS decided to urge its membersb =
tntoughout the country, said to num,
Der 100000. TO stop buying cold stor.
age eggs. ' s''r'
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10

Wasnfrgson.-JTnaer the new law
the war department has set Navem.
Der 90 as the Lass day On which na
tiouaI gnsrGsmen shall take the so
called dual oath. and has notified the
units thar those which fan 10 con
ply cannet share IN the federal
funds.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
soIdier Accidentallr kiIIed.

Brownsville, Texas-Priyate 3. x
Kruser, q years old, Of Company G
Second Iowa infantry. shot and killed
himself in camp near here Saturday
An army SUI geon announced that the
shooting was accidental
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
80 sandlta -

Fl Psso. Texas.-CoIoneI Rosario
Garcia. villa commander from Sonora
and two Of his men we're exeeuGed IN
Juarez early Saturday after being con
vieted by a military court On charges
Of treason
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10

Beard raising among the soldiers
went so far that the French general
stan recently sent out an edict that
in all cases the razor should be WELD
ed freely. AS a result several tons Of
precious whiskers came to grief. and
this in spite OF the fact that luxuriant
growths Of whiskers are supposed to
denote courage. But whiskers still
grow untrammeled on the faces of
the Serbians and the courage that
they have recently shown In trying to
regain their lost country seems to
prove the old theory about the effec-
tveness Of whisiEers. The photograph
shows a particularly luxuriant growth
upon Serbian on the Saloniki front.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
Women to Bake for ey,rd.,,..

san Antonio, Texas.-The women Of
San Antonio are to be asked 10 hale
suihclent cakes, pies and cookies for
the Thanksgiving dinner Of the * ooo
troops stationed at Camp Wilson
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
Llquor TraIns Prouid.a

Charleston, W. va.-orders issued
ny the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad
announce the creation Of two special
trains on which persons carrying II.
galiy labeled liquor will be nermittsd
to travel.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10

Aberdeen, S. DIR. F. L. Picker
ing. banker Of Mansfield. was found
dead in slough near Langford, S. D.
early Saturday He had been stricken
with heart trouble while hunting.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
FEARFUL COST OF WAR.
Germans Estimate Each Square Mile
Of Territory Cost Allies 5000 Men.

Of Territory Cost Allies 5000 Men.
Berlin.-Estimates of the Franco
British losses during the four months
offensive on the Somme front, ema-
mating from German general head
quarters in the west, give the losses
in round numbers as 100000. The
survey places the British losses al
100000 and those of the French at
10000.
The estimates, the survey says, are
regarded as moderate in view of the
fact that the British casualty lists
admit losses of $4,000 to the end OF
September. The writer claims that
each square mile Of territory recovered
cost the allies more than 5000.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
go ro &c poLAND.
Germany ard Austria Agree to Estae
Elsn Incerenaent STATE.

Amsterdam. According TO a Der
lin dispatch received here. Genera
Brea{ers governor general o. WarsaR
has iss4ed a proclamation sayin&
thaf the German and Austrian enPeF
ogz hare agreed Ca establish an iuee
pendent state Of Poland vita an here
aftary unaarcAv and consfitution. 4
precise 1eazttlan concerning the fron
ti@rs o. Poland Is reserved
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
Relief for syrians and Armenizns.

WasllingtOn.-Red Cross headquart
ers estimates that nearly $3.50, 900 has
been raised Sc far for relief Of Syrian
and Armenian war sufferers. The sup
ply ship viii sail from New York De
cember 10
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
THOUSANDS OF SHIPS SUNK.
Fearful Loss as Result of Submarine
War.

New York.-One thousand eight
hundred and twenty merchant ships
with an aggregate gross tonnage of
approximately 3,328,5S4 have been
sunk by belligerent nations during
tWenty-seven months Of war ending
November l, according to figures com
piled from cable dispatches and mail
advices published here by the Journal
of Commerce.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10
STEAMERS sunk u lRlsH SEA
Einsty-t~o Dr1wnss when Two Yes
seis Cofiiee-

Lon6sa.-In one o. the worst gales
ever knowa in tie Irish sea, the Brit.
ISM steamship C0nnenara. with pas
sengers and q cargo OF cattle from
Greenore. Ireland. for Holyheaa,
Wales. eoInded Saturday night fgs
outside the CarIfngtora bar with this
BRITISH steamship Retriever. laden
with coal
Both vessels sank Immediately with
Al estimated loss CT life Of ninety -twc.
The weather was 80 roush that d
wuwld have been impossible to launch
any boats. even had time psruitts
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
BRINGS HOME
CHAMPIONSHIP
Twin Falls Defeats ShOShOne
In Exciting Game
TENTH INNING RALLY OVERCOMES
THREE RUN LEAD.
ShOshOne, After Cinching Game, Grows
Confident and Throws Game Away
by Walking Three Men.

The Twin Falls baseball team re-
turned from Jerome last night, cham
pions of the Southern Idaho league,
by defeating Shoshone in the second
game of the three game post-season
series by a score of seven to six.
Hart, Christian and DeLong COM
posed the battery for Twin Falls, and
all did stellar work. Both Hart and
Christian delivered A-No. ball, Hart
pitching eight and one-half innings,
and Christian twirling the remainder
of the game Hartman and Peisker
was the battery for Shoshone.
The game was tied in the sixth in
ming and remained so. until the tenth
when In this frame, Shoshone jumped
into the lead by bringing in three
runs. Perhaps feeling that the game
was safely tucked away, Shoshone
eased up and Twin Falls was not slow
in taking the advantage. Anderson
first up for Twin Falls, was given
free passage to first. ID. Graves fol
lowed with a three Dagger to left
scoring Anderson. G. Graves singled
scoring d. Graves, while Doran bea
out a bunt to first. Whitzel strucl
out, and Watson hit through frs
base, leaving the sacks full.
Hartman was unable to pull him
self from the hole and he walked thu
next two men, DeLongy and Christian
forcing in the two runs which gav'
the game to Twin Falls without fur
ther effort.
The game as a whole was well play
ed and exciting throughout. The fea
ture of the game was the consisten
hitting of the local players, nearl.
everyone landing on Hartman for on
or more hits. During the ten inning
Twin Falls annexed 13 hits, Shoshon
only being able to gather six fror
Hart and Christian.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
DEMOCRATS OPEN
CAMPAIGN OCT. 3
Governor Alexander Will Visit
County Two Days
NHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN NEXT
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Hansen, Kimberly, Twin Falls, Filer'
HOlIister and Bull on lntinerary-
Other Candidates Along.

Starting at Hansen at l o'clock
Tuesday, October 3, state and county
candidates of the Democratic party
will make a whirlwind campaign Oh
the county for two days, visiting Han
sen, Kimberly and Twin Falls on
Tuesday. and Filler, Hollister and BUM
on Wednesday. Governor Alexander
will be the principal speaker Ine
meeting at Hansen will begin at Nv
o'clock, that at Kimberly at 4;OO
o'clock, while the first day will be
brought to a close by a meeting IN
this city at 500 o'clock Tuesday even
ing. oo
On Wednesday morning, at lO:Ou
O'Clock speaking will be held at Filler
from which place the party viii go tc
Hollister, where they will hold meet
! ing at 200 o'clock in the afternoon
They will then double back to Bun
and address the people there at S;O'
O'Clock in the evening.
This will constitute the formal op
ening of the Democratic campaign II
! this county George l.. West OF BOISE
and S. p. Worthington of Oakley, can
didate for state treasurer, were IN th'
city yesterday advertising the meet
ing. The governor and Mr.. Worthing
ton will represent the state ticket.
The Republican county commltte
met Tuesday evening but transacted
no business of a public nature. Chair
man w. j. Young said yesterday tha
they were not prepared to announc
the time of opening their campaign a
they had not heard frcm speaker
from the outside.