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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10
LOCAL MENTION

Phone 4104 for rates by the day
week or month on steam-heated mod
ern rooms. Hotel Thorne, very con-
veniently located for travelling public
and Santa Fe men.-Adv.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
T. B. Pitcher, 1909 West street, will
be celebrated tomorrow afternoon
with L reception for friends from to
5 o'clock.
T. F. 3. Dance, Moose Hall Wednes-
day evening, Oct. IL. Saunders or
chestra- Admission 20 cents.-Adv.
The Womens Hughes alliance will
hold a meeting Friday morning at 10
o'clock in the assembly room of the
National hotel, for the purpose of
completing it's organization.
F. A. Rooster. D. D. S., ITO Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
rhea and oral prophylaxis.-Adv.
Economy Auto Baggage Co. Phone
l060.-Adv.
Safety razor blades sharpened better than
new 25c-3oc doz Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
D. L. Cole. manager of the Harvey
house here, who was reported to have
been married, denies it. He says the
report is erroneous.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10
FORMS GREEK CABINET
VenizeIos Now at Head of Provisional
Government at Saloniki.

Athens, Oct ION. Lambros has
finally succeeded in forming a new
cabinet, it was announced today and
it's composition will be made known
shortly.
Saloniki dispatches today said that
ex-Premier VenizeloS and other lead
crs of the provisional government ar
rived there and received a great dem
OnStration.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

Captain BoeIke, best of the kaiser's
flyers, has just achieved the honor OF
bringing down his .werty-second
aerSplane During his battles in the
air. the captain has had five ma
chimes smashed under him. One fea-
t,lre of his flights is that he always
gees up alone, acting as pilot of the
machine and also operating the
mounted guns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

the company and that the huge profits
shown in the meat business were
largely earned from 1901 to 1912 and
therefore had no bearing on the pres
ent high prices of meat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

can lumber to Europe. This makes a
new demand and a new tax on Amer
ica's forestry resources-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

IC1osing prices for the leading stocks on
The New York Stock Exchange as re-
ported by Thos. J. Myers. Broker. Colum-
bi8n Bldg.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

F. A Rooster, D. D. s., ITO Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
rhea and oral prophylaxis.-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

T. F. 3. Dance, Moose Hall Wednes
day evening, Oct. IL. Saunders or
chestra. Admission % cents.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

Economy Auto Baggage Co. Phon
l060.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10

Safety razor blades sharpened better than
25c-35c doz Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

osltsrrsid,ilss srisser T"s fs5r srforsrsidD.
2seridt Oes OeMt[leM eleMeraraa6s.

@crlin, t6 gngnt (ia SpuOUn). 9ende Srnppen babeu
GrlUa Snrpab 9caOn O5cr Scrh
bcaet Scnen Wencraab ueOcnid mnroc Die SGc
Snrnipipo5Dua n0rOidJ INN G0pal Muroc eeuommcm.
36rd Der Sncir in Oa5cn ercicn bic SmIm MIR dwad
nuS unrOcu 5nrHdseuOrH Der Oi5ieae Scridt Ianct;
GcFlt6e TrDnt.
SOu Sec bis Ocn 9suucu nOrbid Sucicr rcourtcu
mudtcu tnn sredcn yoroh in Der 9nus 0nlc
pid Gnc Nbi6rnnacm scrprcngn rnRc @urpucn
Inus 6iG Sn braen ais Wausene nu C5icr mno 63
Nanu 3nrHf
9UrOld Der 0nicl nnCrnabmcn sic 9n6n nad r blntigeu
NieOerlaae A. Nnenl O Nusrif nit uadcu Nbtblnu
gen. jcOOd Obne &nta.
Su Sorpn6n sriu nuicrc Sruppu Sct Der Suraui
poVnn.S66e nGrbld Gnpn
@eflide Trpnt
Die Sda6 bel %uercS lrb uueiam ad uod6m sic grtcu
Ncbe gngrf bnten bic mie Wcuaab erid
ost Ocnc6eu niS engad Gat Die bih Sufautcric Obcb
wG9rnS S seirgcn SagS in Brn WrGbu Sin Hadmugri nab
SbiuCrS ldDln9 icbl.
0cr pfielc gerit OcS 0cndu Uencraabcs fat oanOeR n
halt: vi60Fh gmncrs Wegcn0 gruS &C.
lern Gin bbaitcs Secdt I'M Onngc.
cSn Der 9cgiuu %oercS ebtcn bic gtcu lire ndUen gn
srffc bis scc 9Orgu m S8G6rcn Sascs nnnabm n
fancric uadcr Nnariff n6rOd EplerS dlne b
y WuuIin Suuant i'm Nsne Srit unr6 grtcrie
SOmbomnt 5euei au bCocn Soften asenUmmCn &erbuOnHe
nit nOen rau56fdru Gas usrien. Ced bcms unrOeu
iarfc nDlAe GrfunDnugSpatrunIlCn 5nridgedlasn.
NHIfans SrDnt.
o9 SetfrGftc Der Nrten an Der g0lfanrpn cbn bic
GtGc her gegncrcn Ginicn paIn nOem Annric enen
MaHen modcn. Sin nu0cres Weht Ocr 9cgiou
HOrOmcli1 GaOn, mrO Ourd ben 0ncralab ecmcloet
uSGoih 0Uirau Sees, Der Serdt beogt %cnd
cinecr ran5O6dr Saaon pOua ee6en nrd 8cner
radscwiccu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Siedungcn mar bell geblie6eu Sscnn
moglid, pie 5. .. Del 9uognop per.
oulaBten Oie Gcutihen bic Gimpob.
ncr, Oic @egcno 5u perloiicu Eie 9c.
po6ner Oieier Sto0t mllrocn INN ?
llbr WlorgenS fortgeihidt lno Oic9e'
irbieBlmg aing Inn 5 ll6r los. Gos
eon5c Gorf lpm am @litto0 iuic pe9s
roiirt GoS gorf &oncollrt crlitt
oalielbc Shiciol. Ger Gorrelpoas
bent io6 eiiicn E6eil ser 9eO0ltcrln9
flie6en IS 0i6t feline Sidcrbelt rt
ser 3onc 6inter scr 8ront. gSabreno
Der GorrciponOent iib in SnguD onI.
belt, fab cr, mic aht GiUiliiten ee'
toOtct im0 IS anOere Derlpluoet tunrs
Sen; bon 0icica itorben ipdter pier.
SSu @onbroi mir0en IN elmer Dsat5t
bier @crioncn aet00tet un0 5iuei per'
mumOct. Gin frou5Siiitber GiDililt
ocutete oarauf bin, 0oB pie Geutitben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

bombcuiiybcre llnteri@Iiipic, oaecgcu
sic Gi0iIiiicn mr. aelpo6nlihe Seller
bdttcn er rriucbte, OoB OicieS sur
acnntliB Der britiibcn 9eborOcn ge.
bruht perOeu noae.
Gn8Iii1c &crInFc emit.
fcslicb.
Ser &crbrand Scr 9lrtil(eric.Nht.
milton ieitenS ser glairtcn All Oieler
6ront ging IN ooS 9lielen6aite, oil
ipitrOM in ser Slate bon 80 @rono.
ten in elmer Setimoc wa6rcno ocs
IrommelicuerS ocridolIen. sSn
Slilacmeinen unrOen an scr dan5cr
Sonmc-6ront na6c3u 10000 Sc
lboilc in Der StunOc uericuert, nab
reno BON conierpatiDcr 5eitc bcrch
net miro, ooB Ourhihnittlib inner.
6al6 "a Shmoen iiber 100000
G'rouatcn Oeridoiicn murOeu.
Wlit 0ieier 9lote Sos Nlunitionsper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

braitbeS iinO Die iinan5iclcn Soften
Der Oliellioe natnrgemdB bod. AaS
Der Mertb an @erliut oes @lcuihen.
materiols beOeltet, lit ielbiioerlidno-
lid ldbmer 5i iagcn NaB oic &crr
litIte Der @ritcn an ncrlhicoeneu
Eunlten einioh cnticelh marcn,
miro BON oeutihcn 0fiBieren anae.
iii6rt, mcldbc 5iigabcu. 0aB ouM lore
&erluitc feine leidten a0ucieu iino,
ober longe nidt 10 idlpcr. ais oie 0cr
9ritcn.
Der ocutihe NlnnitionSpcrbrnh
mar be0cuteno leid)tcr ais DER Der
8riten ga sic ocitihe 9Irtiaeric ibr
6encr oui bciiiinpte Qlntte riAteic.
loIhc mic 0rdben 1ranspori. lw0
9lcierpe. Golitioncn, wabrcn0 Die @ri'
ten oft eineu aan5en @eimoB6aael
itber 9lbihnittc eraebcn IicBen lmo
bouptiodlih Gorfcr imo Ghauiieen
binter Scr ocutidcn 6r0it tinerholb
ser Sraopeite ibrer Seihiibc unter
6cuer labmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
1rra9ilos naa aa00lac)


8erliu t6 guan @eiicre Spcrniuun 6icrrediihr 6Iie
10 om6arbrnna StelungCn bHtcr aendn SOut Der
Sou3u caipa, On crreiddbmgaridcn gmratGtSSe
ridDt mcldcr bemtc per6cnidt uurSc, bCrpUrgebubcn
Der gcridt bat foIacnocn Submit:
cn 13 IA. Nngn bclcstc Wiarn 6lger
Nbt6elng b6l cruIarcd bic Ginban SaUa 6c 9pnd miGri
%uuf SnngcH bel Gbetc Scrmcaano @ nnO San Gan5an
fcnoIid @ote Der Nanomg SpnIo NIT @Ombu
%ie nusgcuc Srcfr unrSen bObadt Aa nnierc 8co br-
ten truU Der Beiscn ScidJicHnus nnOccbr 5nrid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
S2.00--@Gilnociphla uno 5urild.
St,15-Nbci;cr nuo 6urkd.
Z 81 ll-Na,Il IlnlI Ilinlnn nm lIlriln.

QlsJV" lNtANNNNthu NNu ONiNNt
SDuntn1c, 20. gllgnit 3 rllo ~.
Gcpicnlbcr. Gpc6lnl5n9 bcrldBt Som
ben 1iQipn nu q llbr Nlof0cllo, NN.
NoOnlsStaiipu S05 UiorQcs 9iid-
iabri poa %bilaoelpDia 1880 sIbenos
St2OO ganoara salts nm 5urRa,
6er nnS 8. Siio6cr, Niaetc ofl
ii0 10 Tagc, eininlieBli0 I1g pcs
Ncrfdtis. Spc8inl 3na bon eo0De9
lllo 4lllnan &arlor SSaaao4g
DctldBt 0um0cn Sidii0n nm $40
Niorgcns. Wd. 9io0nl Siaiion nla
S45 MiorQcnS, ourh ons bcriDnte
tiia".
eccnIcr GrlnrTuncu.
$5.75- gttlnriic Gin G0pg Winn, sea
Sole Sin nnn Cgnn 6lln, Y. 81 mno
5nriin. Scocn Nrct0n uno SNnitng
bis sum o. Gcpimbcr. suite int
bic 0itdtobrt bis 9tentua tnlllaoc.
Observation-Disclosures.
$5.00-Ircy $nrE Wipuntnin Sotc Rnft
INN Cnilnno ulio 5uriid 8Iuele gum
Wcrfanl lir 3ua lir. 3 lllr Golncrlloq,
ole 3iiae bon 5reiina, @amlog lllio
Selnlee; qiiliie 6nr 9tndiapil pl5
Si0O- 8erielen eprinos uno 3nriid. Nil.
lcle suln &erlnui iiir &lQe 80 nno
am iSrciuQ mo nhe 3ilQe am SUMS
iua uno Gpnnia9; Qnlltg 5uc Jtlld'
iobri biz iclQcnocn QioninN.
$3.50 eSrcocrid uno 6urild, pio Slo
MAIN pine. Nilirtc pultie nlil auen
3iipcn Gnmiido mo GolniiaQ' Qlllli8
iir Die yhIdia0ri am loloenoen W'ons
iag.
$i.29~ ~8scbcrid nnb 5nrrd Niqeic gill
tiq nur SonnioQ, 8erdbt Samoelp
GiniiQn Q30 Wioraen5.
(sh0iIi9fb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
@ei3oiic in As sctunocn.
lNrnhlLos nnh snhhinc.l

@ei1oiic in As Scfunoen.
(GraDhos nab eabpiuc)
@crlin 16 gluglIlt. glls oen
Ociitic6cnSbiib an oerSonl.
me.6roit, acocuiibcr Ocn britiit9cu
Stcalngen miro 9emcloct: Cine bal
be @liaion 9ritcu poreu om Gcr-
Iu1, Oie Oeutidcn Sinicn on Scr
Sonlncr 81 our6brc1en, 6et6ciligt.
Gic @ritcn morcn oft 6 5u gcgen
oie Gcutic6cn; sum 9eiipiel 6ci ocn
&Gmpien 5pilhen @onuccoiut INN
&cbltornc. Gie Orougcn ouf einer
Is W}eilcnfront bon 3 bis 5 Nieilcli
Dor, ober c8 gclang i6nen nirgcnOs,
Sic Ocuti6c Srout 5l 0urb6rcben.
@lc6r ais icmols 1T Scr So0 et-
mas 9lQQcmobnliNcS in Oicier bluti9'
tcn Shlodlt aacr 3citcu gclporOeu.
Sic in Der crlten 2uie Iicbcuoen
0cntiGen lpiiien ooB iie uo6rideini
li@ gctootct iuer0cn i'm Safe i6rc
SteQlmgcn oneegrifien pcrOcn. Gic
SdiibcngrG6cn iu0 bcina6c unniib
gclporOen, ga Oie irbmcren britil6en
@ronoten 0icIcl6en IN 6reite &anGlc
bcrlpauoclt 6o6eiL 0ic feinen S6us
gelpo6rcn; Ocs6olb fonlmt Oic critic
0irip ocnnhnlich nm
Gen Dorriiden0en britiitbcn SUB
truppen qe6t cs meiitenS nidt 6cller,
oo Die Gcuticben ocn SpicB unore.
ben menu i6rc Ste0lin9en tbeilweiic
gcnonmcn lino. 9ladoem Oic britt
bc 9lrtiQerie sic 0eutiden @rdbcn
3nqelbiittct BAT, riidt bic britiiGc
SSnianterie Dor, nciitcnS, lpeil oic
britiibe 9lrtiacric oas 6eueru peoert
Der g}16e ser gegueriiden 2inien cin'
iieQen muB, 9hti oleie 9lrt ii Oic
5MloAt idjon felt @ocbcn inn @on-
&c, 0ie 9(nercifer perlieren unO &c.
minnen obpeAIcln6 uuter im9ebeuc.
ren 9pfern.
Q cbredlihes 6cner
Gos ocutide 6euer lit ihredli@;
auf peri6ieoene britiidc 9ruppen
mcrien sic Gcuticbcn oft 100 @rono.
ten in eincr @2intc nu0 45 Sefuns
ben cine fiirbtcrlidc SMlddtcrci
oeriirloAeuo.
Der briiiidc 9mariii bort oft ouf
eiumol Dor Oct 5wciten ocutihcn
Stcllng oui mcil Mioi6teugcipc6-
re cinen Soecl bon @cihoiien ollf Die
glngrciicr losloiicll imO bic 9lngrcifcr
III Stiidc 5crreibt
Ter Correspondent mar al eineut
| Nobe nur 500 9drOS bon Ocn britt.
iheu Stelhn8cn 6ci'm 0cIpiQe-@c.
b6l5. Gic 0clticbcn 6ottcn gerooc
1896 Qriten m0brcn0 cincr &ompics.
pouIc becroiot ln0 800 Qciungcnc
/ 9ritcn, bon ocr 6cuerIinie Ocltt-
lih Iidtbor. iporeu nod bctanbt bon
0cm Shrcdcn.
Ger GorrcipouOent 6elud)tc Oil
gau8c Grout Der ae9cnmdrtigcn 0f
icniibc mo 6efom sic llcbcrSeueirng
| aus @cpr1dcu nit 0cn GcutIc6en
ooB iic bis 6um 9lcuBcrItcn Stonl
bolteu wiirOen. Dic 2clitc bcinocr
| iih f0rpcrliH ltnO gciliia wo6l ob
olcid lie 6cm Goo ms 9luae ie6en
Gin Gffi5ier 6cmcrftc OoB bellt5lp
| toge ieoer Nlouu ouf iih iel6it ongc
Ipicicn III, So es uuter gcgemp0rtidci1
5hladtOer66lt7inen oil mm09lid
| 1T 9eieble ST iibermiticlu aaim
elm ein5iecs SouS i'm Sercid Scr 6ri
ltilAcn Qei1iibe Dinter 0en oelltihel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
Dielc beiBen SOmuler=Tage

momcu funncn. GlcHc cni5itdcuoc Abci.
be, msnn bcr Smt ociaiicu III, nu6 oaS
mociGrcIaiiMc HnrIim non 5cIo nnc
6tHr Ia ocr .nit lir1i eoMrup, piol-
bcrno nuo aAilcbcno, innucn sic iircr hic
2anolrn;lci uocr onrd bic Giaaiitrcfrn
in S0rcr eiguru clclclvHouIcit inDrrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
den lueitcrc G5ortidrittc.

YoriS, i6. glugllit. Gin beiti.
geS gomboOenent fou0 IN Scr les.
ten 9iad]t an scr @eronu Irout bel
Gbiounout. 6Icurp. @mtr mo Gba.
pitre. oitIid scr Wloos. ltott g8ie
Der offi5icac beutige 9eridt bciagt
pcrame Die 9loht oui Dem 0roBten
Gbeil Ger Sront jiemlih rnbil
@d6rcu0 sic Gcuiidcn ooroui be.
Itcbcn, OoB Sic Gfieniuc Scr 9IaiirtcH
porbei 1T crfloren bier Wlilitor.ari.
titer, sob 0erSscg fit eiucu upd aro'
Beren SMIag oiien 1T. 0as Gr00c.
bcn, fir ueldeS scr ocutide Seis.
mograpb nidt eeniiaeno aclparnt
6otte, pie bic 6ran5oien e. bcihrci.
ben, bait nod an.
Der offi3ieae 9cridbt laiitet
Sic gtodt Oerliei rubin auf Dem
gr6Bteil G6cil Der 6ront
n,Sn Der Champagne, III ser pc.
giou bon Gobnre mo in 0cn 9r8on.
men ii Ser Rihhmg noh Naro3ec,
nertricben mir 0cltide @otroni0eu
n9In ser @croun Sront iauo ein
siemlicb bcitiees Nonbarocmcnt IN
Oem 0biounont., 6curB. imo @auy.
Gbopitre Giiirift Iiait
.Sn ser Iebien 9tadbt bplcatcn
feiuOlibc 6Iieger 9eIiort nit Bonn.
ben. Gs ipuroen feline Gpicr 6cflaat
ggic Der 6eiite 9lbeuO peroiicntlid.
te oifBiclc 9eridt beiogt bnbcn Sic
9taiirten uah einem beiBen Sample
berte Oeutithc @rdbct oni eincr1ront
bon 1900 Nleter nor0fih bon @loure.
pas IN oer Sonune &eaiou aenom
men.
Ger 8eriht iiigt biu5u, oaB 0ie
fran5oiiheu Euppen oue oeuiihcu
Ste1in0eu 0itIih ser 12ourcpas.
Glerp gbaiiiee beiebi boben. uno
5ui6elid oieier oeutihen Grdbcn aui
elmer 2Gnse bon 1900 @leter iiioIih
bon 9eaop en- Santerre genom
men mir0cn.
Gngliihe 6rontrnbig.
Spn0on i6. 9lugllt. uNdt
Der glusnabnic BON tleinereu &lilan-
terie @eicrbtcn III Ser llmgebnig
BON Eo5ieres, 100 imiere 2iltien jll.
ionmenae5oaen imo, bot iia Ieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
Drnt(Nt 0elorn.
&impftem gcgcm lc9s-
fa6c llcbcrmaOt.
Set Seaimm Scr Sffcmiiue
an Der $Dntime.

Gnaliidc @eihiibc 8erit0rtcn Die cr-
itcn 2inicn. 0cuti@c Snion-
tcric mari 0cn 8einO foit rcael-
maBia wicOcr 5nriid. 9os
8cucr ser Gcptidcn 1T idrcdIi@.
0ic britiidcn 9(ngriffc critur-
ben oft oor ser 5lucitcu Oclltibcn
2inic. 9cutic6c fcucrtcn 100
@ci4oiic in As ScflnOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

2SeIDmScrS i'm SlbIdjnitt
0Itlidl Der Msaas.

6ron8oicn 9ebcu 5u, Dab iid IN Der
Ebioumont., 6Ictrps @our- unO
Gbopitrc Rceion elm duBerit
idmcres @omborOcmrnt ent.
midcIt bot. 9Iuf onocrcn
EbeiIen Der 5ront por cs rubia
0ie eualdnOcr murocn 81.
riidsclAIogeu. Stoliencr ma
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
U. S. WAR ORDER OF MEATS
 IN MILLIONS OF POUNDS

CHICAGO. June 27.-Orders for ap- proximately 15.50O.O0O pounds of meat for army consumption have been placed with Chicago packing concerns by the local quartermaster's depart ment, it was announced today. The meat is to be shipped as soon as pos sible to Fort Sam Houston and Fl Paso. Texas. Orders were received by. Swift and Company. Armour and Company. Sulzberger and Sons. Nor ris and Company. the Cudahy Pack ing Company Bids were submitted to the government today on 130,000,000 pounds for use in the navy.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
IS U. s. REFUGEES
REACH MORALES

MORALES. Ariz.. June 27.-Fifteen American refugees, including three women and several children, arrived today from Magdalena. Hermosillo and Empalme by train. receiving civil treatment from MeNicans en- route in spite of preparations for war.
 Yaaui Indians to the number of 5000 are said to have passed through Hermosillo during the past week The impression among the refugees, how ever, was that the YaQuis would roE
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
500 cANTU TROOPS
 CAMP AT TIAJlJANA

SAN DIEGO, June 27.-Nearly 800 Mexican soldiers and battery of field guns were stationed tonight at Tia juana near here. the garrison under Col. Cantu. military governor of Low CT California, having been reinforced by the arrival yesterday ofa large number of men from Mexicali.
 Conditions at Tiajuana continue normal
 About 800 American regulars are on patrol duty along the border here Two companies of Coast artillery, national guard of California. were sent today ,o guard the Morena reservoir and upper Otay dam, parts of the city w ger system.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28

low their usual procedure and re- turn to their own country as soon as they had been issued arms and ann munition They had neither as they came north.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St. Paul, $; Milwaukee 3. At Minneapolis, 4; Kansas City, 1 At Louisville. I; Toledo. 4. At Indianapolis,0 Columbus, 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28

k H. F. Philadelphia -. 200 600 000-z Boston ........ 100 312 00x-7 II l Batteries Johnson. Wyckoff and Carroll; Ruth and Thomas. Empires Hildebrand and O'Lough Iiu
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
KANSAS GUARDS ARE
FIRST TO MuSTEF fpy Review 1 ezss1 yf-an

fpY ReView Leased Wi-e.l
 CHICAGO. June 27-it was stated at General Barry's office late tonight that the only state in the central de- partment in which musteriRg ia was ror,nlata1 was kansas
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
NEVADA GOVERNOR TO
 RECRUIT CAVALRY
By Review Leased Wire ]

RENO, Nev-. June 27.-Gov Boyle has issued call for two troops of cavalry for service on the Mexican border The troops are expected to be recruited and en route south with in a week
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NATIONAL RESULTS
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PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Bogton punched four singles with a pars -in Magee in the fourth inning today s- . scored all the runs of the game and 3 to victory.
 R. H. l.. Poston .. .OOO 300 O00-3 6 1 Philadelnhia =. 900 900 OO0-0 , o Batteries - Barnes and Gowdy: Alexander, Bender and Killifer, Burns Umpires-O'Day and Eason.
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Thompson and Marshall; Baker, Musser and Spahr
 At Wichita R. 1T. F. Denver .. 000 000 O00-0 ? Wichita ..... 2l0 O22 01X-S II 0
 Cookingham. Mauser and Stevens; Davis and Griffith.
 At Lincoln R. H E. Sioux City ... 2O1 '010 100 , 12 , Lincoln ...... 232 POP 02x-13 13 O
 Chaardt Gaspar, Pfeister and Liv- insston; Gardner, Gregory and Rohr- CT.
 At Topeka R. H. D. St. Joseph ..... 010 900 000-l ' 0 Topeka ... 900 900 O0G-0
 Hovlik and Fusner; Hail and Allen.
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At Los Angeles Salt Lake-vernon, postponed.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At Memphis, 4 Birmingham 2 At Chattanooga. ,; New Orleans, 3. At Nashville. :; Mobile 1.
 At Little Rock, 3; Atlanta. A.
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TIGERS s-5. BROWNS s.2.

ST. LOUIS. June 27-Detroit and St. Louis divided a double-header here today.
 First game R. H. F.. Detroit .000 001 002-3 9 l St. Louis .010 100 03x--5 0
 Batteries and Baker: Veil r1an and Severeid
 Umpires-Chill and Dineen.
 Second game K. H. E. St. Louis .OOO O2O O0O-2
 Batteries James and Baker; Kotb. Davenport and Severeid, Chap man.
 At Omaha k. II. E Omaha ........ 900 200 22x-5 lO I Des Moines .-.. O2O O0O O30-o lO l
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UTAH SQUADRON
 TO START FRIDAY

SALT LAKE. June PA squadron of Utah cavalry is expected to leave for the border Thursday or Friday.
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GIANTS i. SUFFERERS C.

BROOKLYN, June 27.-New York and Brooklyn broke even in their series of six games when Tesreau of New York won a pitching duel today from Dell. to O.
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WHITE sOx 4. Maps 2.

CLEVELAND. June 27-Chicago defeated Cleveland today. to ?. in pitchers battle in which Williams had the better of Bagby.
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AMERICAN RESULTS
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(6y Review Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, June 27.-New York made it five out of six from Washing ton today.
 R. H. F.. Washington .. 100 001 O00-2 6 2 New York .... .001 002 60x-3 ' 1 Batteries - Boehling, Dumont and Henry; Caldwell and Nunamaker Connolly and Owens
 RED SOx 7, ATHLETICS 2. BOSTON, June 27.-Johnson, a for mer Ursinus College pitcher, was given a tryout by Philadelphia and the Athletics were defeated, to 2.
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CARDS. 8. REDS 2.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-St Louis punched hits in the first and last inn ings and won from Cincinnati here to- day, to ?.
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COAST LEAGUE.

At Portland-Los Angeles. postponed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-23

T We had last year the largest wheat crop in our history,
and we have sold more to England than ever before. Our
sale of wheat to Europe during the first year of the war
compared with the first year Of the present tariff law in
time of peace increased from S1O3. $4,000 worth to $780,
$4,000 worth. a gain of POS per cent. Our wheat is used
to feed the armies of Europe. But what was wheat worth
in this country at the beginning of the war? To show the
effect that the war has had upon our prosperity, let us take
for comparison the year from September, 1913, to Septem-
Der, 1914, the year of peace and the first year of the I'm
derwood law, and compare it with September, 1914, the
year of war, to September, 1915. and the second year of
the Underwood law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-23

Before this war in Europe broke out we had experienced
nine months of the present freetrade tariff law and during
that time there was a greater falling off of revenues, more
mills and factories closed, more men were thrown out of en-
ployment, more beggars and paupers were made, more idle
ness and want brought upon us, more demands were made
upon charity to care for the cold and hungry than during
any other nine months in our nations history not excepting
the days of starvation and rags under Grover Cleveland.
The war in Europe has been a calamity to the race beyond
human conception, but it has been the industrial salvation
of this country. Our prosperity has been entirely created
by that 4indescribable tragedy. But for the war this nation
would be today suffering industriously beyond imagination
and description. We would be in the midst of panic and
poverty that would make the days of SO and 81 look like
greatest prosperity by comparison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-23

Every prosperous mill and mine, field and factory, and
workshop in the country today is directly connected by the
sordid threads of gain with the blood-red battefields of
Europe. Cut these connections, and our prosperity would
wlther as does the blossoming harvest before the hot winds
OF the desert. When the last echo of the last cannon shot
DIES In Europe, then dies our present prosperity. Just so
sure as the sun will rise tomorrow, just so sure when the
war ends, will low prices and hard times come to the Amer
lean farmer. The only thing that can prevent it is a pro-
tective tariff. The republican party is for a protective
tariff. Every farmer for his own salvation should vote the
republican ticket this fall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-23

DURING THE YEAR OF PEACE we sold to Europe
meats and dairy products to the value of S138, 736, 900.
During the year of war we sold them meats and dairy
products to the value of S243, O98, 600, a gain of rs per cent.
DURING THE YEAR OF PEACE we sold to Europe
sugar to the value of s4,34l 900. During the year of war
we sold to Europe sugar to the value of S36,Sl6,OOO, a gain
of TAB per cent.