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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
CANADA'S YPREs LOSS 5000.
Two Generals Among 200 Officers
Missing After Two Days Fisht.

OTTAWA. June 6~.--Canadian casualties
In Sundays and Mondays fighting IN
the Ypres salient will total at least 1000
according to advices received by Gen.
Hughes to-day.
Gen, Mercer, commander Of the Third
Canadian Division. missing since Sa,ur-
day, Is tonight reported as killed
Brig ,-Gen, Victor Williams. In
OF the Fourth Brigade OF the Third hi
vision, Is believed to have been wounded
and captured by the Germans.
The casualties include 200 officers
some of the oldest n wealthiest Cana .
dian families suffering severely. Majo,
Hamilton Gault. who raised the famovs
Princess Pat regiment. is among the
killed.
Gen, Hughes received n cable mig,
stating that the Canadian lines are 81, al
being heavily shelled by the Germans.
The ground which they were forced to
|relinquish has been turned into a sham.
bles and IL now included in mo Mans
Land"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
BELLBOY HAS A So, 1000 PIN.
Lads A%ctiOns In Front Of rawn-
chop Attract Detecti>c..

Barney Deltsch and Patrick Regain.
detectives OF the Second Branch bureau.
discovered yesterday a bellboy who had
a woman's pin. valued at $4,000. The
hoy, Alfred Hayes OF 22S East Fifty-sixth
street, formerly employed al the Wander
h!lt Hotel and the Hotel Devon. was
locked up, as he gave a faltering oxpla-
nation of how he came into possession
OF the jewelry.
When at Forty-second street and
Third avenue the detectives saw Hayes
In front of a pawnshop lingering a
piece Of chanois containing "A pin set
with diamonds. they began TO question
Hayes. who among other things said that
lie had found tho ~valuahles. When
searched a ticke, for a watch pawned
for s. was found on the boy.
A description OF the jewelry was given
to Tinany's, where II Is said tina II had
been sold In 1910 for $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
DEMOCRATS NAME HUDSPETH.
Reelected as jersey Member of M
tiOnaI Committee.

TRENTON, n. j.. June 6.-Prosecutor
Robert 3. Hudspeth Of Hudson county
was unanimously reelected to-day TO
succeed himself at a member OF the
Democratic National Committee.
Plans were completed for the trip OF
the New Jersey delegates to st, Louis.
special train will leave New York at
9 o'clock next Sunday, stopping at New
ark, Trenton and Philadelphia to pick
up delegates n others from various
sections OF the State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
T. R. PHONE STORY DENIED,
Say Colonel Didn't Tell OdeII He'd
Support Hughes.

CHICAGO, June s.-Ex-Gov. B. r. Odeli
OF New York was quoted by an inter
viewer as having been In telephone com
munication with Col. Roosevelt and hav-
ing been Informed that the Colonel would
support Justice Hughes II the nomination
went that way.
An authorized Roosevelt representa-.
tive here said the story could not be
true.
There are Just four men In Chicago
TO whom the Colonel will say anythins
over the telephone this spokesma q
said, They are his secretary, John w,
McC;rath George W. Perkins. William
Loeb, Jr.. and George Won l.. Meyer. II
vas arranged before the men left Oyster
Bay that he would not answcr tho phone
for any one else, no matter who called
or on what business"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
MCCALL WEEKS FEUD
SPLITS DELEGATION
Governor Would Support Root
or Hughes. but Not
the Senator.
NEW ENGLAND'S SLATE

CHICAGO, June s.-Thc bitter feeling
between Gov. John ". McCa,, and John
W. Weeks. which started when Weeks
got the United States S~enatorship which
Mccall wanted. has not abated In the
least. Because of this feud Massachu-
setts Is going into the convention with a
divided delegation.
There are six out and out Mccall men
anon the delegates who say they will
not vote for Weeks under any conditions.
There are enough others friendly TO
Mccall. 80 hat he has been elected
chairman Of the delegation. He will
arrive here tomorrow. having been de-
AYE by a stop cf At Columbia Uni
Versity TO receive the degree Of LID.
The Weeks managers and the Senator
himself made Irodigious efforts to-day
TO win over the Mccall group. II only
for appearances, on the first ballot. To-
night they asserted tina. they had won
their point. but TIE SUN reporter was
Informed by a leader OF the Weeks dele
gates that they had not bidged. They
Will so 10 Hughes or Roo, or almos.
anybody before Weeks.
There Is anguish in TIE Wecls head
quarters ,over the actions OF Murray
Crane. He il reported To have told Sen
ator Weeks that there IL no chance 81
his nomination II that the best thing
the Massachusetts men can do IL to
tie N to Hughes. Mr.. Crane is not sun.
posed to be especially infatuated win
Justice Hughes himself, but he figured
some time ago that Hughes was the man
for the party TO nominate.
Meanwhile the Weeks h~eadquarter. Is
one Of the lively spots h~ereabou.s, Ma
campaign has been better ~orCanlzed.
Senator Weeks Is meeting all visitors
personally In a room with open doors.
and the suite Is always crowded.
The o Massachusetts men who were
instructed for Roosevelt are faithful 10
their trust. hut the Hughes MANAGERS
expect 10 get two OF them II the Roose-
Welt wagon breaks an axle.
Senator Lodge has been elected tenn
porary chairman OF the Bay Stat. doe.
cation IN the absence Of Gov. Mccall
One of the Roosevelt delegates, col. Kin
caide. is secretary. col Butler Ames
represents the state on the conventions
rules committee. j. T.. Johnson on the
credentials committee and Senator Lodge
on the resolutions committee. The ma.
tional committee membership is left
open. Ex-senator Crane may take (,
again II the nominee for President suits
him.
New England delegations have re-
elected these members Of the national
committee: Maine. Frederick Hale
New Hampshire, Fred w. Esterbrook
Rhode Island, william =. Sheffield Yer
mont, Earl 6. kinsley Connecticut,
william +. Henney.
one Of the old guard. not the Barnes
Penrose combination. but the old guard
that fought Names battles for James G.
Blaine thirty years ago. Is chairman Of
the Maine delegation. lie Is Col. Fred
n. Dow OF Portland. 70 years old. He
Is the sole survivor OF his ancient group.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
WEST VA. VOTE IN DOUBT.
Early Returns show Robinson and
COrnwell Leading.

WHEELING. ". Va. June AT a lat
hour tonight returns from few pre-.
cincts were available in West Nirginias
first vote under the direct primary law.
Heavy rains all day In the larger part of
the State kept the vote down.
Early returns show Ire @. Robinson
leading for the Republican nomination
for Governor. and John @, Cornwell At
the head OF the Democratic ticket. Al
most no opposition To Woodrow Wilson
appeared. Gov Hatfield was forced to
order the militia out to quell a disturb.
ance at Maybury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
SUFFS WIN IN JOHN DIS TOWN
Women Gain Double Victory ~
East Cleveland Election,

CLEVELAND, June s--East Cleveland,
the nome OF John D.. Rockefeller, voted
to-day in favor OF woman suffrage and
the establishment OF a city managed form
Of village government. THIS IL the frst
victory the suffragists have won In Ohio.
The vote was two 10 one. the figures
being a36 for. Sos against.
TIE home rule charter carried by 1854
to .91, The adoption of the charter and
the suffrage amendment means that
women can vote at all municipal cleo
tions and can hold municipal offices. The
s~uffragists celebrated their victory with
a tea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

Under present arrangements. which are
temporary. the non-commissioned officers
have been selected from the veterans OF
last years camp and those first year
men who have had other military ex-
perience. Within "A few days the COM
pany officers will have selected the best
men in their ranks. either on general
performances or by competitive drills.
Tor permanent appointments to these
honors.
There is a scarcity of regular army
officers owing to the fact that the NJ. XII
can expedition has drawn practically
every available man with a commission
from the Eastern Department. which will
result in many cadet commissions for the
students.
Magistrate Corr,san has not yet ar
rived. but II Is understood that he will
he on hand in a day or so. The camp
administration has not yet made out
the roster OF the companies, so that 1t IL
possible there may be many more from
Who's Who ~incogn!,o.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-01
Campo,

Mrs. Ira Moore and children
visited Sunday with Mrs. B. B.
Lowell.
Linn Davis has returned from
New Mexico.
Daniel Busby had the misfor-
tune to get his foot broken
while telling tree at the cedars
recently.
Will Weeks was helping Robt.
Lowell butcher hogs Wednesday,
We see by the Campo Enter
prise that Campo has established
a new trade day which is to be
Dec. End. Trade days are a
good thing for any town, and the
farmer especially should take in
terest as it is much for their ben.
eft as well as the merchant.
Jno. Macarthur, the sheep man
of Estelene, was in town Tues
day.
w. S. Mothias of Stonington
a year ago bought half section
of land, and this year paid for it
out of his crop of broomcorn.
Verify, opportunity is just now
knocking at the door of Baca
county farmer
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-01

L. Knox was in Spring gtieId
T. day.
Judge Telral returned from
Lamar Monday.
L. w. jackson of North Fork,
was in Springfield Satu rday.
G. Grimm, the Rawleigh man,
was in town the first part of the
week.
A. A. Davis of near Villas was
in town the first of the week.
Tneo. Bangerter and G. H.
Wheeler were up from Campo
Monday.
George Poyner and Harry Nc
Clintock we're county seat visit
ors Tuesday.
Judge Doughty of Lamar was
in Springfield the 28th ult on
lasd business.
Fred HolliSter and wife OF
Villas were county seat visitors
on the 9th ult.
ORE Stigers and Chas. Medley
of Pretty Prairie were in the
county seat Saturday.
Sam Konkel and family of
Pratt. Kans., returned home last
week after a visit in Baca county.
Contractor Huston is building
residence building for young
Gid Thompson on his homestead.
Mrs. Lena Clauson left Mon
day for Denver, where she will
spend the winter with her daugh-
ter.
Doe Emerson has been partly
out tf commission for the last
week with rheumatism. and still
walks with limp.
Miss Wanda McAdam. treas
urer elect, and Gertrude John
ston, who will act as Miss Wand
as deputy in the Office, have
leased the Mrs. Clauson house
for the winter.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-01
Raca County Rain
BY ElvA Mny Elder


I've reached the land of
maize and beans,
The land of realistic dreams,
! got a prize from Uncle Sam
a piece of Baca county land.
Cho.
O Baca land, Dear Baca land,
With soil Of muck and clay and
sand,
Il look away across the plains,
and wonder why it never rains,
And view the fields of Milo
maize
And wonder what they next will
raize.
The cattle many years did
roam,
Where now stands many a hap
py home.
The grass kept them so fat
and round,
None better anywhere were
found.
There sure was strength in
Baca's grass,
And Uncle Sam got wise at last
And opened up the prairies
To settlers now the county's
Pride.
mo rains for years, no
grass will grow,
"No use to plant" they said,
you know,
Yet grass and grains have
grown for years,
Just grown the while by Angels
tears.
Away back east rains a
rain, q
And here in Baca it's the same,
When someone cries no
rains for years."
Just say our rains are angels
tears.
No rain" is here among the
jokes,
Indulged in by some grouchy
folks,
But people here are getting
wise,
Know there's success for him
who tries.
90 charge OF butchering cat
tie belonging to Arthur Dodge,
(. Soeriff Long Monday placed un-
q arrest Clay Mason, Chas.
Gonoway, Aaran McAdams, Or
vile McAdams, of Oklarado.
Trial set Tor the 4th inst,
Mrs. AIDA konkel, son Will
fora and daughter Lena, and
Mrs. Betty Konkel were guests
OF the ditor's family Tuesday.
DR.. Regnier of Regnier was in
the metropolis the first of the
week.
Ills rumored that Springfield
is to have another grocery store.
r. L. Hitchcock has purchased
the movie of Fred Spires.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-01
Pleasant Viewcs;#a..,s;,sp ss

Norris Lyman is helping Irl
Curry head maize.
Virgil Suttin finished his maize
heading last week.
M. M, Akers and family were
visiting A. A. Chambers and
family Sunday.
This week will just about see
all of the maize finished heading
in this section.
Dean Richards, at present, is
with his fatherof Richards, Colo.
who is dangerously ill.
Pleasant Valley school is pro-
crossing fine with an enrolment
of 81.
j. w. Lea and wife were pre-
sented with a fine baby boy last
Saturday.
VIM. Dawson has just return
ed from Missouri with wife and
family.
Archie Littig and family start
for their new home lin Missouri
on the 22nd.
Bessie Lines of Springfield,
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-01

he Great County Builder 81. 25
With Trice. a. Week World 20
With Capper's Weekly, or K. G.
Star, or K. C. Journal lao
With four magazines-Woman's
World, Home Life. Better Farm.
ing, To-Day.s MAGAZINE, land one
dress pattern, LIS
With Appeal to Reason 1.5O
With Bryan's Commoner 200
With Mail and Breeze 2.l5
With Mack's Magazine-only
Democratic Magazine LIS
With Campaign Almanac-al
about presidential elections since
the foundation of the govern
ment 1.25
If you don't see what you want,
ask for it. We can save von
money.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-27
Die eriulsluiex Opfer unierer
6esner.
Bon MaiOra. a. y. Mprabt.
(Strliner Sae:blatt, 20, Dit. 1o16.)

Der sse6lidIag Der Soffesftsn sattii.
= Sin 5pbtenFeIb Der 5!aIiener am
Sspn5p. - Generalization In ben
g,eiben Der 2lQiiert.a. - Die Grs
itur,uns Der artillsriIttiden arefi
tsr Gentralmdybte. - Die ruiIilh;
Serbfioffeniios ab.rmaIs Elm 5ebl'
itIas. - @'rorppslun3 ter &raft
Der Gentralmdate an Der Oitfrpnt.
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Was Der Srieoen brinsen iuirO.

W.nn Der 5risben tomm. = unb sl
1T ni6t mebr fern - ipir6 ii9 bi,
GoIge zines ieben groBen arieess
eine neue uno beiiere DrItoronilng
pffenbaren. 9pr 159 Sabrsn lpuros
auf bem Rprbumeritariiden Sentiment
cine S9la9t gei6Iasen, pel9e bi;
45eIt in neus gobnen lsrtte, unb bus
mar bic S3laft bon Nuebec, na4
Der bic Sran5oien gtmerita rdumel
unb es an GngIanb iibertcFen mubs
ten. Bon biefem Quesnblid on BE.
sann Die engliiae WsIt9ertIdaft, be
auf bem 9runofas baiirte, bab bic
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iiberieeiIhe SdHoeI ibm cqein 5ns
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bere gatiou iid rrG8tig ous5ubebs
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runsspoIittt awf benz 2anopsgs, neil
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auh ben Rufen bic Qnll zen gu elmer
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gboniitan, bereit, in Snbien .in5ubrss
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Rubldnb cine SheiIurg bet Welt az
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Niebriser bdnsrn!

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moriitiide WOnatsf6rift Zeppelin
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tein amsrifuuif6er Dur6fdnittsleier
mebr, bab bas 9fuifen iparen.
SdIiebIi4 Iiebs fi9 bie 3tpeibeutis..
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Gu. Irut. gbiIippus.@enleinse
(Paiior 3. 9. DORM

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befinben. Die einndbmen ,inb ausa1.
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teit init ber Gntfdulbisuns psrblii-
men. bab beim S4nprren iuebr ais
anberstpO Der 3ped bic Wittel beis
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5re9beit unb @emeinbeit aber an ben
Modid6bsn Der Serren Safi unb
1anberItp baften."
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unfsre Reei.runss b.b5rs

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ben beten Morgan &c 90. ni1t mshr
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ter aniirten tn pdris bat
tn Wafbtngton rniffide Bebenfsn ers
lsgt 1san sIaubt irst euS!tA, mas !
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Wuntas, ben q. 9tppember 1916.
Sebt 1T fir uni.r San b

Sebt 1T fir uni.r Cant
Der 3eitpuntt eetommen, iid in oen
Sienit Der Meni9li6teit bur4 cir
@erbot Der 9lusfubr bon 2ebensmit,
teln unb Munition gu Itelien. Bis
lane tonnte man bic Gnti9ulbtgurs
opri6iiBen, bab es ben Der. Staatpn
ni6t SuItebe, Iih in bas srobe @Olters
rinssn einsumiiden, neil cs ungepib
fei, ipelhe Seite ben Sieg banontrus
gen psrbe. Oiefe Gnti4uIoieuns, bic
an uno fir iih Iehr drmlit5 par uno
als eine I6lebte Qlusreoe be5ei6ne,
tperben tpnnte. 1T iest ni4t mehr ans
penobar, ba beutlih gu aieben 1T.
bab jest nur nod Elm nublofes ge<
metel Dor fid sebt, bas fprtSuiesen
cine unpernunft unb benz Gtrbalt gu
sebisten, elm 9sbot Der Tenf9li9teit
lit. Die GinaiseH, bic bamit ni6t eins
perftunbeu pdreu, limb Mprean &:
60. unb bic Waffsnlieferarten. gs
1T aber aud bic bD6ite 3eit, hab man
bieien bic Serriaaft iiber bic Ser.
Staaten ent5iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-27
@om prditbenten tpirb Be-
rt6tet, bab er bem @ebanten zines

Wom Bra toenten ruirb Be-
ri4tet, bab er benz 9ebanten etnea
Gerbptes gesen bic glusfubr BON 2es
bensmitteln niht mebr 10 Ihrpfi
seseniiberitebt, ipie bis9er, ionbern Be,
qonnen bat, ibn in Grpdeung gu sisz
ben. Sas serinsite Ha6benten mub
ihn gu Der uebsr5sugune brinsen, bab
er nit bisier RabrsgeI nidt msbr
lange s0gern bari, oa ionit cine .rnits
ltae 9efdbroune oes innsrsn isries
bens niat ausbleiben tDnnts. Die
Gprrdtbe entlssren iih NIT unbeimlis
her 9ei6ptnbigtsit, neil bic 4uitrz
ten jeoen preis bieten. Wsnn bann
ni6t genus iibrig bleibt, Inn bic 9es
oiirfnii1e beg 2anbes gu bedsn, 10 1T
gar ni6t gu fasen, Bis gu ipel6er
6obc gBeiSen uno ale anbereu Ra6s
rungsmittel iteigeu perben unb es TT
oann ieIbitperftdnoIid, baB bas 9oIt
ieiner 9erspeiflune ii6er bic unm0gs
lifteit ieinen 6unger gu itiGen, in
1endltldMsr Weiie Sutt Mdtt. Die
sinsige qbbilfe, bic bann nod m0ali4
1Gre, beItGHOs burin, nu6 europdis
iden Whuitern gu perfnbrer, uber
ale 2ebensmittel Elm Snpentar auF3us
nehmen uHo einen 6D6itprsis feitsus
fCtsn. @s 1T nt6t bsntbor, baR Der
BrGFoent es su elmer iplden Sa6s
laae tommen laiIen mo6ts unb es
tdnr ibm aud nibt perboroen icin,
taf Tpldes 9erfabren ebenfaIIs ben
sFriebeu beorobenoe 'yrIasn boben
tCrnte. Sumit errpsift iih BAG 9ug=
Fi'truerbot als bic einfuffte unb aud
fpirtIamfe WaBreusI sum Shube bes |
grItss. gs lit midi i'm mirbeiten su
befiirhten, oub bic geFbsr Der 2ee
1ensmitteI oo6urf @erlufte erleioen
rerosn, bsnn Der 8orratb III iebt
ffon 10 qerino, bag bobe 9rsifen ipeis
ter 6e'teheu bleiben perben. Sc buus
belt 'i6 bIos barum, unsrf6ninqlite
QreiIs su Oerhiiten, bic bds Bolt 3ur
Rsr5peifIune tretbsn tpirben.