Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-11-04
FOREIGN

Robert Hanford OF Brooklyn, n. 4,
an American aviator with the French
army, was killed while landing at an
aviation school on Oct. Is.
The newspapers state that Premier
post of commandments of tn Rus
sian armies 10 General Boukhonin
Sixty persons were killed and nine
ty seriously wounded. as the result OF
an explosion which occurred in the
principal barracks at San Jose, Costa
Rica.
The purchase board and transporta-
ton of about l22.000. zoo bushels Of
wheat and other cereals is one OF the
problems Of France for the campaign
| of 1918.
The Russian preliminary parlia
ment. according to the newspapers.
| shortly will discuss the fate of the
Romanoff family. now imprisoned
near Tobolsk. Siberia
DR.. Won kuehlmann in Berlin still
| is the most talked OF candidate for
the .chancellorship OF that country
but Amsterdam reports say Kaiser
will keep Michaelis in power
President Carranza sent 20 Congress
a bill extending the suspension OF con.
| stitutional guarantees to apply TO
| plotters in general and to foes OF the
| government
| The Amsterdam Vossische Zeitung
/ says that in well-informed circles IL
/ is understood that the German en-
| peror has refused to accept Vice Ad-
nliral Won Capelle's resignation as
| minister of marine.
In the course of a speech in the
| House OF Commons. Premier Lloyd
| George declared the government was
( aware that arrangements were again
I being made, partly by Count Bern
/ storff, 10 land arms In ireland.
Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter OF
| the President OF the United States. re
ceived official civic recognition on the
occasion of her visit to Montreal to
/ sing in aid of the Red Gro fund.
/ and was presented with a silver low
/ ing cup and a bouquet OF flowers.
The Painleve French ministry is to
| retain office IN its entirety. accord
ing to announcement by the Hayas
/ News agency. except that Alexandra
| Ribot. minister of foreign affairs re-
tires. being replaced by Louis Bar.
/ thou. minister of state and member
| of the war council
Details have reached London of a
| German plan TO obtain ascendancy
| after the war in Denmark BY ceding
| 10 Denmark a small strip OF former
| Danish territory in North Schleswig.
in return for "a large sum OF money
and presumably also. certain eco
| nomic and commercial concess .ons.
| Make II very clear TO the Ameri-
can public said Jules Cambon, gen.
eral secretary OF the ministry of for
| eign affairs in Paris, referring to the
| recognition given by David Lloyd
George, the British premier. TO the
| economic, military and naval effort
O.: the United States in the war, how
highly public opinion in France appre-
ciates all that the United States has
accomplished and how grateful it is
for IT,"
SPORTING NEWS
The Utah Aggies won an easy game
| from the University of Wyoming at
| Logan, Utah. 81 10 0.
a genuine six-day bike race will
| Garden. New York. the week OF Dec.
, 10 s.
President johnson OF the American
Baseball League announced at st.
Louis that next season the league
schedule would be cut from l5i TO 40
games. He said the season wouid be-
gin about April q or May and end
the middle of September
Robert Fitzsirhmons, who died in
Chicago after a weeks Illness OF
lobar pneumonia. was buried al
Graceland cemetery. Funeral services
for the former champion heavyweight,
pugilist were held in the Moody
| Tabernacle, conducted by the Rev
Paul RAIDER, himself an athlete in his
college days on the Pacific coast
More than 1000 persons from all
walks OF life attended the services.
GENERAL
Canadian wheat soon to be moving
toward eastern mills.
President Harrington of Illinois
miners organization will prosecute
strikers who have melted stoppage Of
work. Claims strike is broken
Two human skeletons. believed "a
have been buried half a century ago
have been unearthed en- a ranch neal
Billings, Mont.
To ayenge the death of his cousin
Edith Cayell, who was executed By
the Germans, Lawrence Theodore
Roosevelt Cayell entered the United
States service. He left Chicago fol
Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga.
The Women's Western Golf Asso
citation completed fund TO send fouI
ambulances to France The various
clubs in the association contributed
$3.50 and the association made vi
the remainder from its treasury
All Chicagoans who rely upon the
city's bakeries. hotels and restau
rants for their days Tations OF pas