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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

.sSolfebjem,@ i0m er 0annet ueO
|iripillige @auer, er Centrum ior
Den Oaniftalenoe geiolhIirps Or.
ganiiation til ge0areIien al 1T
.Sproa % I'm giatioualitet iant til
0pretbolOelien al oaabet ON Sen.
ioreninq nleo 9iooerlanoet
Zen fulturelle aiOeling, iom
ioreitaas Al annotoat Jtif. 4noer
len, beitnar al ct gIbliotef meo ior.
ifelli8e 6ormaal % inoe1oIoenoe
naDnlig 0anif S%itteratur. Ger ianO.
les oesuoen 0plaesrrm ior De 9Gi.
ter. 9eger oiO., JON uooeltes irit
til oen oanite 9eiolfning.
Zen sfonomiite aiOeling, betaa.
enoe al @aiteOareIer % Spiieinte,
foreitaas ngrnteit al 6ru Anoer.
len. 9p9nin1en RUNNER o8iaa eft
lnuf Nfeoeial. 5rn 4noerien bao
nnoifploe, at alt Der lna / en- bis
lloroen % al @uipet par InaDiet.
Oct TOM al, iagoe DUN, at dolte.
Diem - JON eHeite priDote 5nititu.
ton ! gpen bapOe nRret paa.
tDunget en- Snofparterine. gaaiene,
lloimDfningerne pna ErapJe0psdn
gen, acknowledgements og Sampet'
terne ! Snmlingsialen bar beilag'
lagte al MpnOig1e0erue ior at gaa
til Observation-Disclosures ct
adbent Spergsm1al BAR Oct enonu,
b0or0iOt en- oO~eroroeutlid imnfDles'
iingfrone Eden ifiiloe betrngtes
JON ct aumitDprf % iaaleoes nno-
|gna at gna iamme 8ei.
gpens onnife gIa6 beoOer o6eim.
|oal~. lets ae0aftsr, Jbomien, rar
/ arigen. Sans 8oit beflgoteS MI
al aonoi0nt an0erieL Iom bncoe
ct meget nerpeopili0enoe arbeioe
Il ben for bam uu1nte Stilling,
iiRr meo Geniuren.
) aobenraa par Der goeliesplaos
Tor npc Trooper. Oct bar nnge
|0nnifere / 1920 Mars aloeren,
Iom ffiiloe no % ORE oeres Gin
for bet iaafalote 5rorelano. De
speoes / 8 Tiger. On afOeling oroa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Dc bjemlsie. oSeimoal" ~ifrfuer
bl. Der er. iom ri ~gentagenoe
&ai.. bar irembGpet Der / 9laOet,
ct Antnl biemleie I RoroilesDig
Der bar aitient Oeres 9prnepligt
/ ben oonIfe Scr. Ger err blanot
Dem Mnno. Der bar melot iig til
Rpasrnllm efter oirefte Opfororing
al be preusitife Wnn0igbeOer, %
ANDRE, ion en0nn unoer 4rigen bar
ffanet ! attn odnff Militprtieneite
Cqio1 oisIe bjemlsie er M uOtaget
iii preusliff @iilitrrtjeneite. De
fIeiie bar iaaet gasnotitien: brig.
Oar til ariostieneite.
Get preiisFiife Snoenrigsminfite-
riilm bar, Iom ui Iigeleoes aentag-
ne @anse FAR frenbbapet Der
RIa0et. aabeut i~norenrmet, at bette
er ct Misforbol0. 5n6enrigsmi.
niIteren b. 2oebeII bar | en- Der
HIaoet offentliegiort 5%fripelie til
RiasoaasmanS 8. g. Sansien err
Huret, at ban bill onbefaIe 4rigs.
rriniiferen at fritage bienrISie, iom
DIR oftient oeres garnepIiet | ben
1anlfe Hrr, ira preisiiff Militrr'
feneite, bpis DC anisaer ON at Bill
n noturoIifereoe | Danmarf og
1du forcIreee ct @epis for at Der
= llHidf iii, at oeres anfssnilie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
TWO
FOR ALL LUTHERANS
BY Rev.J.R.E.H Hunt.

By Rev.J.R.E. Hunt.
Interesting Information sbout
the Lutheran church.
The Efficient Congregation. A
Working Church.
Each booklet is Of % pages.
Prices:
5 cents each.
IL Copies for so Cts.
80 Copies for 800
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

ban FHriOlertiO e9IoenOe iom i'm
perionlige 0piatteIie, at man lit.
fert par tunngen til at 9ribe til
Strengbeo oDerior iremmeoe 9ta.
tionaliteter. iom life gooUilli0 utlOe
lace Jig asiimilere.
Seq ior nrin Gel unoeritre8eOe
oite. naar Der %antDoeOes Ct eaer
anoet ON 5oenifernes uenliaeSiu.
Oelaa moo 3piflano, at 9elen til
Sfanoinduernes 6slelier for bet tp-
ife StatsianliunO Tor en- life uUG-
ientlIg Del MAD gaa oper 9toro.
ilesUig.
aeiien ipoira op til &oroilesUi8
gap ct it9rft Sn0trot al ari8en %
.Oens Civilization. Ioaeue irapam.
borg par ooeriplote al QlllitGr,
iom biemienotes pda &etreation.
lfange oar mere eaer minore Sn.
1aIioer.
Sfumringen falot paa,
men egnen oplpites BOG al Ell bleg
Aiiauit@taane. Sauie % ipslelie.
ogti9e CLEO iorbi @aar0 eiter@adro,
beboeoe al Ell ifanoin1Di6f 9efolt.
ming uotn politiit 5ribeo. j man
&c Qa1noer un0ertrDft AZ iremneo
9protrati % 02ilitprpUl0e. Seq
islte mig after biemme, biemme
paa en- ejenoommelig al0orIi5 9laa'
De / nit tore ifanoinaoiife 6G.
orelano. 81 5porelmo - life Tor.
81 oets StnreIie er iom Ell 5dOer
Tor fine Born. men ior0i BET er et
or1auiif @ele. bpor bOer lille Del
if. arbeiosoelingens 9oU haooe I'll
CalaOe, meo &ettens gioat At ar.
5eioe Tor beore aoar ior ale.
6erit ieni ON Aftelen naaeoes
Den lille iopliife ~ 4abeuraa, be-
liggenOe oeo en- innit 6ioro ira
Eiterieen. 9u giaIot Oct ON al
finoe Naalet. &c iaa g~iaitepanore.
re foritoo itrafs mine i0eniteS psrgs
maaI og ioureoe paa goot CAN'T,
% mart too ie9 PED en- 9aoe, IN.
Dc / bpilten man mellem 1rperne
|ifimieoe en- boiO maleriif 9BnIHg.
lon eleftrlif Sdmpe lutte 0intenoe
ooer en- imfft uoitaaren Bort, %
Il oct flare 9Ds lGites tpoeIi9t ben
itrmningsfnloe 5noifriit: i olfe
I9iem.
Ia ieg oar traaot mo / Den
originate 9eitibule, gif en- SiOe'
DOR op, % en- penlig Onne, JON
|~ienere 0iite iis at oGre 9nsbeim.
rerinoen, ipurgte ON NIT 9erinOe.
IA bette oar. No9i % 9iao, bIeU
leg itrdfs isrt mo i Ell o0erorOent.
Zig bReeli9 % 5iemlig Spiielrle.
Ter iao / 6oroeien ire enmle ser.
rer al ct agte Oanlf uOieenoe %
ipilleoe aort, mems De O9mpet tall
ie ianmen paa Dauif. On ing vi.
&c, liaeleoes onHiftalenOe, 0GfteOe
M ct uomrrfet iDeuit AiteHboro.
On itor aauoe 100 NGlt oertIl,
anufbrso / 9reo6affen ali odr
Jon Dos os. % oa ie8 iua bagei.
ter gif til Ho ! ct lille. itinnenOe
rent anmmer oppe pda Soiiet, ia
oa par 1Diflano %ilntet neo bag
5oriiouten. seq oar rigti8 9iem.
me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Nangel paa Smeoe. ariqen 6ar
nie0fsrt en- b~etDoelia Nangel pao
9nan0DGrfere pna 9anOet, oa 81
fleite Dn9re MPno er inOfalot iii
6Gren. Ra0nlig iaones iii. gSeimt
huI@ Smeoe % 5iltlmagere, Der
Del not er Dem. 9anobrlget miuOii
Hon unooPre. uaunlig M / 5oraars
OF Sommertioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

80" f8AiHH 49, - &AtiAA I
SpiOien moo lin Danuittiae Sfnb.
ne. Spffeli9Uis ounner Q~ienneIfene
ia til at. og De nnge 0trno Iprer
At taae oeres 600 meO 9eiignation
fom Hoaet mutoaaaeliat. ia, III
bar ieg leoet nit 9ip iaa Iangt, DIT
CT blepet mig tilmdalt.e u0talte
pao @aoen en- 9efrrt I'll m Siam.
merat. gSaa - tror OH oirteliaf
I'D Den on0en ltilqe 0fanos lnfoni.
ife SOar. Mer 5oao flyer Nlsorene?
7erpna tpnfer 8eroene iortrtnlile
deaerinaer flet life.
Nou moreoe iis ooer. At Der
I'll Oisie egne iom 9iptlembeos.
mpnO i9opanIigois ienoe 6olf
lanat borte ira - 5olt. iom life
bnr nogen eriaring euer 6Oritanol
paa @gnens iGrlige 6orbolo. Ger
berettes paa Ste0et ON a0ifillige
tulenOe etsempler pan Nfpuoi9be.
oernes 5aabeligbeo % 8iltnarlia.
beo. glanot Oiiieererne baoOe man.
faratteriitiif uof, ilmOet, al Reier
peoffieererne uomprfeOe IN minoit,
buoo H~etsieIeIie augit. let er o..
ian aonife forflarligt. L fommer
oirefte o. i~peeielt ira oisie 0elt.
idlano. iiber allies s0iem meo oeres
Britt paa iociaI 0pIpsnin9 % mi.
oerieI 8etsbeoioifbeo.
Ter er noget gribenoe / oenne
enionme Stamp oerneOe / Den lille
difrog a. 8eroen - iaaleoes lint.
Ter Garl 9inobagen 3ortHlinaen
ON iii 9eie8 / SsnOeripllano d
Gan lofaler / oenne SammehbgnB
i'm OoerbeUisnin1 ON. at Re9len
til Ssnoeripoernes 8%ortrGtuin1
~iiffert lil5er i De ooeniorauisrie
0rO - oisie 0ro, iom bar 8iort
et iaa itrrft Snotrpf paa Den ioen.
ife @pit. at Dan prpoet i'm eoas
5itelblao meo bette Motto,
Sino5agens 9o1. Ger tun foiter
Ell 9agaiel - man fan fsbe Den /
5olfeuogaoe Tor % Gre ber
iinOe 5no8ang mange. man9e
oamfe oiem; Den er nOtomaen
paa ~9loens 6orlaa i Stof5olm.
Ill Der uooraB, ieg ouenior bar
giOet al ben, oil ieg enonu ieie ct
Bar Sinier; De er, iom par De flip.
peoe no al So9annes Ssrgeniens
oaloffe Rolano~ - De lD0er mem.
lia iaaleoes;
On inf 3igsoogsmauo i%ortalte
mig Oin0bogen). bDoo MoOeren til
en- init SolOat perionlig bnpOe be.
refid Ddlil ON IN Ddtre iiiige Seii.
Get par i gelgiei.
On iuttPnadri8 beIgiif 9ige par
bleoen truiiet meO Ell Aeoolper Dos
hB. On BUN baDoe brllgt Den eller
tantte paa al BRYCE Den. a life
befenOt, men bare oct, al bun bao
De Den, par nof. Zen 1i~liteOeorren.
De Officer beinIeoe Soloaten at itif.
te Den unge 9i9e libel meO 9aio
nerten.
SolOaten tiageoe % bno om Del
minoite AZ iaa Soo til al ifpOe ben.
oe.
OfTceren tilloo imiolertiO life
0efte Sol0aten maatte noIDoe
g%eialinaen, OF Risens 5frbne bar
beieglet.
Den nnge Dinno miiteoe oereiter
3oritmoen % lager mn pna ct
inf Soipital. 6. ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
noianermisfisneu
Nnhremisfiontn

fSsr fuitteret, ie abl. Pr. t6 .a....
Nercer, u. Oaf., Sans !. bile -.
6almoutb. Naine, enois Neui9beo .
9%1ebraifa areOs, nco g. @eoiteo .......
Rortb glatte, Gebr., VI. ,. SilIaien
erirn. Sa., Z. u. Senien ...........
Qorma. u. 0of.. Ibeo. ~syenien -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
airfcn o. arieslaanet.

3irfcn % 9rlgslaanet. 8on.
~ititorict / aiel 6ar til 5%oanefor.
biln6, Menig6eOer % an6re firfe.
lige a%orporationer liant De UNDER
firfeligt 5iliDn itaaeir0e Stiitelier.
auitalter % 6oreninger ienot Op.
fororing ON at taae Del i 1egnin.
gen al oet fieroe arigslaan. Del
bemPrfes. opluier aSeiffoal". at
Der inaen getpnfelnbeoer ioreIig
ger moo at bebproe firfelige Glen
BONNIE I ben Seuiigt Tor Be rehte
sam at te1ne a~riasIaan.
8esuoen anmooes @reiterne ON
At pirfe ben til 0%peraIt. 6oor Der
fife fan tegnes itsrre 9aau, at g.
ae t~iloeiebragt min0re 9i0raa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

3iiammen Slt5sOO
blair, 3ebr, Sen 90. april 1916.
gaeb fnf %mobtogetl Otto 9anfeu,
aosf. for II. fore. !. c / airte ame
M~etteIfe
: apitteringer Tor Snoionermisiionen Sol. 1r. Q or en-
9ine peo en- 3eiltageHe uoeIaOt nemIs: off Sorn, Sn, Snob
Senien $500. Q. 6. I. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
abGaet ira 9oro.

aOGsct fra 9Orb. o5lensborl
A0i5~ meo0eler: Store aDpetrms
porter er iiOen BEN %. 6e5rnar
igen blenne ~befororet ira Stats
banegaaroen no til Ssfarantpneu
peo 5lensborg, iom paa @runo al
5orboIOene / lang 5io bar maut
let ligge title. aDpget, DER fom.
mer BERTH norOfra. ienoes efter 10.
get Sp6olo Dioere til 6ronten;
bpert 2og leoinges al en- ltnOerof.
ficer o. 90 Nan0. aIene I iioite
tltge er Der fommen beuDe0 5000
.Stpffer abGg gennem 6lensborg.
'9fonOt De 6oroele, 9pen bar al
oisie 9ppatrahsporter er ben, at
Der ongIig bIioer beupeo 1000 81.
Ter NRlf | gnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
ara eanOsretten ! 6lens6Ora

ara eanOsretten | 5lensborg
.5or OpertrrbeIie al geleiringsIo.
pen bar aonen MagonIene @reger.
Jon. fs0t 0isien, al SsgelfelOt peo
grecflnm anfloget. Sen0es Wano
bar f1I6en | fpril 1915. 5un bau-
Be ilet ingen Siplp paa @aaroen,
Der ligacr eniomt, og tit iaa en-
beIgiif a~rissfange til 5iplp. Naeo
Dam baooe bum leUet iamnen. Sun
bpooeoe, al ban baDoe loDet at gif-
te fla meo benoe. 0onen er 20,
.fsaHgen % Inr.
Statsaopofaten nnorog paa 3
MnaneOers 6rngiel. Hetten tilfeno.
te iii. yRflensborg Apis~ BEN an.
flngeOe formiGOenoe Om~itgn0ig6e.
Der % iosmte benoe en- 9engebeoe
pao 100 Warf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

NsSen | Saoerslep. gMooers-
m1nlet" Ifriper: Smsr % 4artof'
fer er to rnre 5soeOnrer, Tom for
|Ii6en er mere pan Gale | 6noers-
len emo bet fare 0ogliae grso,
lfsrit ontrent alfe % enbUer fIager
bsit % fpot oper, at be fife fan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26
Ardmore Athletic Club.

The patrons Of the Ardmore Ath-
letic club are invited to come to the
rooms this afternoon and witness
the work out of those who are to
participate in the Thanksgiving
events
Minor arrived from Memphis Satur-
day morning and is full of confidence
of beating Dwight when they meet.
He is in the very best of condition
and says that no matter what the
outcome is he will have no excuses
to offer. Matchmaker Wheeler had
"a communication from Dwight who is
90 meet Liehtfoot West at FL Reno
and he says that Dwight will be here
I'm the best of shape for his go with
Minor All patrons of the club are
invited to attend the club every af-
tcrnoon and witness the boys work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26
u {, q Il u u u q y . . . = !
II STREET STORIES :
II n Il y . {. .. 8: y :, u Il Il :

Mrs. 10y Childress, who has been
very i'll the past week at the home ot
DR.. and Mrs. T.. C. Harlow was re-
ported somewhat better yesterday af-
ternOOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26

Work on the new Princess theatre
is progressing rapidly, the electrical
work Is now being installed and there
Is every indication that the house
will be ready for the formal open
ing on Christmas day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26

Up t. Friday night 9,7GO bales Of
cotton had been sold from wagons
here Yesterday was Il busy day with
the buyers and the total last night
would bring the total to approximate
" $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26
q u u :; :; :, u !; - u - u y u ..
q PERSONALS -
% n u !. 8; y u u u q y y y n Y =

George Harrison of Bryan county.
Ia here ON business connected with
his Wholesale agency of Pablo.
Josephine. the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs j. W Ham who sus-
tanned "a severe injury in the eye
recently is improving rapidly, her in
Jury for a time was thought to be
such as to impair her eyesight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26
Attention Knights of Pythias.

All members of the order are re
quested to assemble at the castle
hall this afternoon promptly at one
o'clock to attend the funeral OF
Brother Sam Moritz.
j. II. EDWARDS. c. c.
PRICE SOUTH, x OF r. & c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26

The department had three runs to
make yesterday before nightfall that
kcpN them pretty busy. A grass fire
ON G street. n. W and another on
9th avenue, \. w, gave them two
or the hard runs while fire that partly
destroyed the residence and furniture
OF Rob Wymore on south Mill street
was the third
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26

Division No. of broadway Baptist
church meets Tuesday afternoon at
g o'clock with Mrs David IT,. Cooper.
Mrs. l.. G. Lem, leader
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26

still taking orders, $l.00 sale first
week in December, Miss Pugh's stu
dio, High school 26-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26
Street Tax Oelinquent.

Street tax has been delinquent
since Sept. l, 1916 Pay up and save
xtra cost W. S. FORREST
16-1Ot City Collector
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26

Cotton was selling on the streets
Of the city yesterday from 10 to 20
cents with quite lot coming in.
There seems to be more cotton left
in the county than was thought to be
several days ago and the grades as
shown by the above prices continue
good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26
High School operetta Tuesday
night, November %.
BORN

Dr. Goodwin reports the birth nt
an eight pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin c. Bomar, of 4lj c street, n. W..
Both mother and baby are doing
nicely
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
HARVARD ELEVEN DOWNED BY TUFTS
Little School Downs Great Varsity, 7 to 3 in Bewilder-
 ing Exhibition.
By Review Leased Wire ]

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. Tufts, with team of veterans playing their first game of the season, defeated liar yard at the stadium today. 2 to 3. using a bewildering assortment of open pla yformations. After the first half, the crimson was on the defensive most of the time trying to break up the spectacular game of the visitors. The early part of the contest was marked by frequent fumbles and pan alties on both sides.
 In the first period Harvard worked the ball toan advantageious position from which Robinson scored Harvard's s only points with a goal from tn efield. In the last two periods Tufts used open plays altogether. Once the Medford players touched from their own five yard line. Here the crimson line held like a rock and Tufts was unable to force over their score. Once more the same open tactics gave Tufts the ball on Harvard's one foot line in the final period This time the visit ors would be denied and Doan carried the ball over for a touch down. Nor rison kicked the goal.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
TWO J. ]. SHIPS ARE REPORTED
 SUNK
Brief Message from Norway Tells of Fate of Harvita and Columbia Following Attack,
 in Arctic Waters.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

LONDON, Oct. S.-Q:39 a. m.)- Two American ships, the IIarvita and the Columbia have been sunk, accord ing to a dispatch received by the Norwegian minister in Petrograd from H. A. Edison, the Norwegian consul general at Archangel, Russia. The dispatch says that great difficulty has been experienced in obtaining accur- ate information.
 The dispatch from Consul Ganetai Falsen said that besides Norwegian ships the American ships were sunk. A French steamer also was attacked. but escaped undamaged.
 Maritime records contain the names of five American steamers named Col umbia. Three are owned in Baltimore. one in San Francisco and one in New
 York. Maritime records do not dis close the presence of any of the American steamers in the Arctic or bound in that direction. No steamer Harvita is mentioned in maritime records.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Baseball Results
 By ReUieW Attract
 Fans ByHundreds
Manner in Which Detailed De- scription of First Worlds Series Game Is Handled
 Commended by Enthusiasts

When cheers rent the Main St. air yesterday afternoon shortly after ? o'clock, the natives-those who were not especially interested in things baseball-took notice. They emerged from their homes and places of busi- ness to see a large crowd of excited fans hooting and yelling-some for and some against Brooklyn's charces of taking the game away from Boston.
 When arrangements were perfected by the Review, in conjunction with the Associated Press. to secure a de- tailed description of the games in the worlds series. play by play. it was announced that the most elaborate handling of the news. of such a char acter, in the history of the Warren District, would be had. The interest taken in the game proves the assump- ton.
 The Associated Press leases operate all over the country and the largest news gathering association in Stho world had several operators at the press box in Boston. The very second a play was made, the instant a ball or a strike was pitched. the editor in charge signaled it to the operators. The wires from the grounds ran to every part of the country. To dis close the speed with which the news is handled it can be said that. in all probability. less than ten seconds elapse between the actual play and the receiving of it in Bisbee. several thousands of miles away from the game. It is sent direct from Boston to Denver and there the receiving op- orator sends it as fast as it comes in. The service is. practically speaking. instantaneous. the only delay being at the relay office in Denver.
 Rival agencies covering the game yesterday furnished the inning re- suits. They were. in every case. from ten to fifteen minus slower than that had by the Review from the Associat- ed Press.
 Watch for Mondays report of the game in front of the Review,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
(. 0.P. OF ARIZONA
 TO COLLECT FUNDS
Michael E. Cassidy, Appointed Chairman, Selects Assist
 ants in Work.

Notification of his appointment as chairman of the Finance Committee for Arizona was received yesterday by Michael E. Cassidy from the Re publican National Committee. In re- sponse to a request for appointments to serve in various parts of the state. he named the following to serve in their respective localities:
 w. H. Brophy, Bisbee; C. O. Ellis. Douglas; Charles F. Solomon. Tucson; Bracey Curtis, Nosales: Charles E. Arnold. Phoenix; F. o. Smith. Pres colt.
 Subscriptions to the Republican campaign fund will be received by the above appointees, and receipts for in dividual amounts will be acknowledg- ed directly by the Republican Nation al Committee.
 MT. Cassidy requests that Republi- cans prove their loyalty to the cause by contributing generously. Arizona is expected to make a good showing this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
They Criticize Aplenty, but Offer no Solution," Declares President Before Thousands at Shadow Lawn.
TAKES YELLED SLAP
 AT T. R. AND HUGHES
Speech Is Directed Chiefly to Independent Voters, From Whom He Wishes Aid College Men Cheer Him.
(By Review Leased Wire)

LONG BRANCH. Oct. 7-Returning from middlewest, President Wilson today appealed to Independent voters to support the Democratic party in November on the ground that it pre- sents a united front for the purpose of progressive legislation.
 One For T. R. Too.
 Criticizing the Old Guard of the Republican party. the President by inference attacked Charles E. Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt and declared that while every line of his national policy has been criticized mo diagram has been drawn of any other"
 Old Guard in Saddle.
 Mir Wilson charged that the "Old Guard" was in control of the Republi- can convention.
 He Kept the Peace.
 The President spoke to a delegation of Progressives, Independents and col lege men who marched to Shadow Lawn with band playing while they sang a song with the refrain:
 Hes kept us out of war"
 MT. Wilson was introduced by Prof Irving Fisher of Yale. member of the government conservation commits sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
TO SEA IN BOATS.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Oct. At 10:50 o'clock another message from the Antilla stated that the passengers and most of the crew already had talk en r5 the small boats and that the wireless operator expected to be forced to leave at any minute. He urged boats coming to the aid of the steamer to hurry.
 The message telling of the plight of the Antilla was picked up by the wireless operator at S:34 o'clock. It was directed to the coast guard sta tion at Cape Henry and asked that cutters be sent at once to the steam CTS aid, saying 'all on board are talk ing to the boats"
 Shortly after the first message was picked up the operator said two war ships had taken up the call and were spreading it broadcast, offering to go to the aid of the burning ship and directing those believed to be closer to the Antilla to proceed there One ship whose name was missed by the iahu Statioh III thS COhluSlou' SeCuleu an answer from the Antifla shortly after. when she inquired whether there were passengers aboard The reply was affirmative but gave no number
 The Somerset which is said to be the closest to the Antilla. wirelessed at 9:30 that she was proceeding up- der full steam to the location given in the first message from the Ward liner
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
MINNESOTA HUMBlES
 SOUTH DAKOTA 47 TO 5
fBv Review Ieasen Wirel

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 7.-The Uni versity of Minnesota opened its foot ball season today with victory over the South Dakota State College by the score of AT to ,. The Gophers smash ed through the South Dakota lineal- most at will and also gained ground consistently by skirting the ends.
 South Dakota was unable to break through Minnesota's defense except in the third period when. after a series of line plays. Skinner shot around the right end and raced 25 yards for a touch down.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Villa Terorzes Whole State of Chihuahua
 Frightening Hundreds Panic Stricken Into U. S..

FIELD HEADQUARTERS AMERI- CAN PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. Mex. Oct z CBy radio to Columbus. N MD Pear of Villa throughout southern Chihuahua according to reports re- caused wagon loads Of refugees to stream into Fl Valle and San Buena Ventura from the south. The reports also say that residents are deserting the towns along the railroad. Fl Valle near which is the southern most camp of the punitive expedition, is said to be overcrowded