Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-28
FOREIGN

Diplomatic relations between Peru
and Chile resumed
British parliament reassembles af
ter two months recess.
Germany has extended military ser
vice 10 men AZ years of age.
Canadian railroad employees have
drawn up higher wage schedule.
Chile is gratified with course of Peru
in breaking off relations with Ger
many.
Samuel Skinner, Harvard graduate
was killed while flying on French bat
tie front.
Reports received that British steam,
ships Memphian and the Bostonian
have been sunk
England undertakes to reduce wheat
consumption there to less than halt
Of pre-war consumption.
Oct. cath has been set aside as a
special subscription day for Liberty
Loan bonds in Havana.
A demonstration in favor of neutral.
ity was held at Buenos Aires. Germans
and Spaniards participating.
American minister TO Ruaania
makes many visits TO Russian IRON,
exhorting Russians 10 tight.
Canadian milk dealers decide to pc
tition government to stop expectation
of milk and cream TO the United
States
British airmen in their recent at,
tack on the Belgian town OF Rouler.
caused the destruction of an arsenal
in which was Quartered newly ar.
rived German regiment
Two German torpedoboats were
sunk and two damaged, and one Rus.
sian torpedoboat sunk in an engage
ment Sunday in Soela sound, north Of
Oesel island
The commander and sixteen sailers
OF German submarine U B-23. who
were interned with German refugees
from the Kamerun near Alcala de
Henares, northeast OF Madrid, have
escaped
The London Board OF Trade figures
for September show an increase OF
Es.S59,000 in imports and decrease
OF c23.00O in exports Imports o.
grain increased e2.500.0G0 but meat
and drink decreased G5.000.0Oo.
The Russian provisional government
has postponed the opening OF the pre-
liminary parliament fro2i Oct 18th 10
10th. Premier kerensky, ~ro has re-
covered sufficiently from his recent in
Petrograd and will open the parlia
neut.
The Swedish foreign office has re-
ceived the German reply to its in
quiry regarding the action OF Count
Karl Won Luxburg while he was Ger
man minister TO Argentine. in sending
messages through the Swedish lega
ton regarding the sinking withou,
trace" OF Argentin!an vessels.
SPORTING NEWS
William Ridley of Watcher. Iowl
won the main event OF the Western
opening shooting tournament at ST
Joseph. Mo, breaking 1i6 OF $50 tar
gets.
Paul Kuentzli, backfield man on the
Ohio State football squad, was out OF
the game for the season as a result
OF broken leg suffered in scrimmaSe
at Columbus.
In two of the fastest heats of the
season on the grand circuit Miss Har-
ris NJ. driven by A. Mcdonald, won
the free-for-all pace for a purse of
$1,000 on the Lakewood track at At
lanta, Ga. Her time in the first heat
was 2:00h.
Members of the world champion
White SoX team received checks for
their share of the receipts from the
world series amounting to s9l.733I5.
Each of the twenty-five players eli
gible to share in the money received
a check for s3,GCG.
GENERAL
The State of Connecticut purchased
$3.50 900 Liberty bonds.
Bryan talked loyalty at meeting OF
advertising men OF New York
Northern Pacific railroad invests in
$5.000.00 worth of Liberty bonds.
Official count will be necessary to
decide Iowa election on prohibition.
Two arrests made in connection
with stock yards fire in Kansas City.
Jackson Barnet, a Creek Indian,
possesses $4,000 worth of Liberty
bonds
Robert E. Pretlow of Seattle, elected
clerk of the five-year meeting OF the
Friends.
National campaign to raise $4,000
900 for soldiers recreation started
Oct 18th.
United States Steel Corporation took
an additional Sl5,000,0o0 worth of Lib
erty bonds.
Mrs. Blanca de Saulles, indicted in
New York for murder OF husband,
pleads not guilty
Standard Oil Company announces
advance of 10 points in refined petro-
leum for export.
The war is costing the belligerent
nations OF the world at the rate OF
$IC0, 90 900 a dav-s6.500.O coo an hour
and the United States is paying at
least one-quarter OF this sum.