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Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Safialaiiet piuat fptferia Gmalantia
fokn,m.


Sofa pGitpd iaaplru 2ontooieen tic
toia ddrimmdiippfiiin asti fobonnees-
ia iafialaisten fatferilubesta engIan-
tilaiiia fobtaan. aaiffiollo taistelu-
areenalla misid iafiaGaiiet ia eng
lantilaiiet oipat ioliilineet fosfetufliin,
on taistellt 1m1o0ostlinut tatpattonan
raiipoiiefii, raitpoiIammafli pleeni1
fltin ransfalaisten ia iafialaisten ipa-
linen taistelu.
Gorrtraiil labell9 ferrotaan rams
falai sts:a~ssti t6sssa~-iaS.
falaiiiile ioufoiIle, kttd tand1n on e.
perstirlne ipntDmap1itpG. slmptuf-
ieen fanotaau iafialaisten puoIeIto
Dastatun: GIMME tiiIe antpunaan
tdnddn pnlinn; antaa etperstin
nauttia iprtpm1p1i.p6st1Gn."
2utticbisio, Nanlurisia ia allttper-
penisiG iafialaiiet marustatpat Iinnoi-
tlifiia fll,ttoon. =
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
8perien fapina

@tel1 gfrifasia ON iaonut ulttta piri-
fetta niinte miifon 'aiqlla, fun mp0s
tpiimeiiesid boeriiobdsia fltAluiiot
jobtaiat 0e @et ia 9epers onat pb-
tpneet fapinalliiia inbIamaan.
&apinalliiet iailuat fpQG melfoiien
tappion fenraoli 9otban toimesta, io-
ia itie on rpbtpnpt iobtamaan fqpi-
nalliiia ipastustatpaa iotaip1fed. 81
lema on filitcnfin tpielG epdipornyd,
iiai fapinolliiiin on liittpnpt eneftpi
iafiolaiiia Sofiaae fltlilltipasia Qalii
joten @nglannin toifueet
fapinan fltfistamiiestdFs gteid glfri-
fasia eiipdt ole eil1Gn Min bplpdt
fllin ne alnsin olipat.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Safialaisten ilmapummi tapppi 10
naista.

9etbunen fnupunfiin, Hansfnsia,
puoottimat fafii ilmaiIiiaa pommia
mime torstaina. GniimGinen pommi
eli rdiGbtGnpt, mlitta toinen, iofa pu-
toll fauppatoriae, rajdbti ia tappoi 10
naista iefd loltffaii 40. Sofialaiiet
pnoottiipat iamana pGipdnd mpos
fafii pomrlia 9unfirfisia 5000 ial-
faa forfealta. Ofii nainen ia lapii
iainat iurmania ia afflnat l6biieli-
buQa idrfpinGt. aaupltngin naiiet o.
Dat fomasti idifGbtpneet.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Gnglannille tnlee 100000 miestG RI
iueibin tGmGn fmnn iiiGllG. H.

100000 miestd gngIannin iototpG-
fea on 10 ransfalaiiiaa apltna. ltliia
ionffoia pbi malmistetaan ioten iou-
lilfuun 1 pditpdGn gnglannilla on
100000 miestd rilpeisiG.
Ganaoosta, MustraIiasto ia nn6es-
ia Seelanoista, Maltasta ia 8ibral=
tarista t,llee liidfii iotamdfeG, iamoin
SSSn0iasta, ioten gnglannin armciia
talmen fuIllesIa fasipaa miliocnafii
miebefii. Maioen ioufosia OH 2OO,-
600 entiiid iotilaita.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Snrffi ei iuoi inostna Gnglannin, @e-
nGiGn ia Gansfan iuaatimnfiiin.

Surffi on mDontpnpt filtiumaon
loiipania pois Wfustalta mereltG ia
pDptGmddn allteefii @enGi1ItG, mutt
ia ie ei litpaa eroittaa iaflalaiiia UP
ieereia laipoistanIa, joten rostaus et
tDpbpttdnpt aolmiIopinllfieen filulu-
tpia tpaItoia ia min ne futilitpat lG-
bettildanid pois aonstantinopelista.
Snoian, ianomoleboet ia rnubanetti-
ldisten iobtatpot miebet Sion 9ritan.
nian alueela ianoipot tuon Curtin ie.
faantlttnilen guropan ioban lieffiin
n1ita iltltrinlmafii blllnuoefii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Safian imfeltaialaiua juutnnnt Gms.
lannin falastaiain merffuun.

2ontoosta ilmoitettiin ntuanantai-
na ettd miime periantaina iafialainen
lltfeltaialaima, fuuluiTa lt-9, tafer-
tui englantilaisten falastaioin merf-
foon ia labetti rafettia ilmaan bGtG-
merffeina. &alastaiaIoilpltri buuii
ilfeltaialaiipan niehiGe na,tta ei
iaanllt mastal1sta. gfpt falastaiolai-
mltri iatti merffonla, fosfa iaoIis oil
Min omitllista laatl1a ia fiirllbti ia-
tamaan, ilmoittamaan aiiasta. 81 ole
tietona ntiten illfeltaialaitpalle fGtpi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Safialaiiet laiipat titnfentnneet libel
le GnalangfIs ranniffDa.

Saflan, laitpasto-oiasto iparmaan
pritti ponthlittamam gnglannin ran-
niffoa tpiime -iistaina, fun ie oil tlllInt
HobiannereQd 10 mailin padbdn
gnglannin rannifoIta. Safialainen
risteiliiG upotti englantilaiien iufel-
taian O-5 iefG miinan batpittaidt
Sraternalin ia Gopiouiin. aaiffi
nuo alufiet uppoli1pat niebineen, io-
ten main nnllltaltia niebid pelastllt
Safea iatpu pelasti englantilaiien
risteiliian iol.tumasta iafialaisten
ubrifii mposfin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
500 miljopnaa liiaG iotaa iuarten.

gnglannin pGdninisteri ssqltitbin
ilmoitetoan eiittdp6l finn parIamer1tti
fofoontlu idaeen istltntoonia mar
rasf. II p:nd, ett6 pd6tettdiiiin taas
luoipl,ttaa $5OO0OO,OOO npfpiien
iperileifin iotfanista iparten. Ybtd
iuuri iumma llloiputettiin niime elo-
fllulla iotaa parten, miitta slsqlitbin
antamien tietpien nntfoan ie alfaa 10
plan oQa lopusia. Siitd on fiillltettll
tGbGn mennesid $350,O00,00O ia
loppu $t5O,OOO,OOO Ell festG endG
fauanfaan ia tiff on tebtGipd ultiia
ubraufiia iefd rabosia ettl niebisid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Smrffi pftaa Ganptin.

gtimelliiesti finiliru Geppti Smrfil-
lc, mltta gnglanti on len ottamlt
boitoonla ia pitdnpt pIiberrirlttta iiel-
Ia. 9spt iInloittaa Safia rpiralliicsti
ettd 9urffi on m,ooolliiesti illlista-
mt Ggpptin pboistetpfii Surfin mol
tafllntaon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Weritappeln NmstaQa merelld pGdt
fni iuenGlGisten fappiufii.

gerIinin foitta iimoitetaan ettd
meritopbcIm mendldisten ia tllrffi-
Iaisten laipoien mdlilla 0tustalla
merellii pi1ttpi onnettomasti nend-
lGiiillc. Si,rffilaiiet ipottirat nelid
mcnGI1istG torpcooloiipaa ia pboen
fnffiIoimun.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Safialla on aifumms bD6fatG
Gnalantiin.

Solltoosta ilmoitettiin maanantai<
no etta Saagon tietoien mllfaan on
ilieita iunanlastia tlllut Sofiasto
Belgian rcnnifolle tpffid ia iufeItaia=
laitpoia, ioita aiiotaan fapttGG bpof-
fdpfiesiG itie gnglantiin. SSsunat ouat
flllfeneet 2iegen OBI, m1tta on ppiGp=
tettp 9rugeiisfa toistaiiefii, iiaG np-
fpinen bpoff0psaifomus @ngIantiin
on lpfGttp iifii fun taistelu Nansfan
ia Belgian rannifoaa on p11ttpnpt.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Snrffilaiita tnnfentnm Gesptiin.

9airosta ilmoitetaon ettG Curtin
lotapafea OH illrret joufot gapptin
rajala ia etta engIantiIaiiet onat
palmiit niita mastltstamaon. Sol
mlloplmlfien polat opat Illnanneet
ldastaa mlbamettiIaisten ppbi6 paif=
fola arabiasiu, ioten niitd eli tor
pccttonasti bdlpitetG. Gietorista IL
ntoitetaan etti @en6i6n Idbetpsto
Seriiasla mafuuttaa, ettei 9erlia ole
mennpt liittoon Surfin fonsia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Snrffi alottanmt iuoun pariinaiIesti
WenGiGG mastaan.

Wasbingtonista iIn1oitettiin Ial,-
ontaina etta 3onstantinopeIisia on
Sllrffi miralliiesti iulistanut iooan
8enaiaa tpastaan, niioen tietoieu
mlifaan fllin YbbpspaItain uIfooIioiu
nirastoae on tullut.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Gnslanti ia @enGjG iuaatiwat iclifDs-
I'll Smrfilta

fen Iaipoien sipostd WiustaIla n,eredd
ia r1pos lpnatiipat etta iafialliiet ltp=
ieerit poistetaan tlirffilailista lai-
moista 8oebenista ia 8reslausta
iotfa Curtin ianotaan Safialta osta-
lieen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05

@endidn ianomaIcboet rieml'itle.
mat ien iobocsto ettii Snrffi rpbfpl
5ptoaa iini mt Curtin fpipnlps fer
ronfiu tuIcc ratfaishfii. @enalan
Icboct iauorpot ettd Gn9lannln ia
93onsfon iotaIailpat iuabtiirat Snrf-
fla icIdn iafaa. filu @endld fllr'ffaa
5itd maon puolclta. 9eoipole Wrcnlla
Souoo ctti Safian upieerit 5nrfin ar
mciiosIo omat 5iirfin rballtaantoi-
nittciia." :"
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Smliwmori &einluins raimpsiaan.

Neapelista ilnloitettiin mime mao
nantana ettd tllliipuori @eiumius on
taas raimosiaon ia peIGtG6n fen tefe-
nun ialnallaista bimitpstG fllin ie te-
fl ipllonna 1906, jolloin ie haiuitti
fplid, tappoi 500 ibnistG, tefi $4,000
ibmistd foOittonlifii ia b1pitti omoi-
illtta 20 miIioonan oouarin aripos-
to.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
YbbgsluaQuista tilattn 10000
beluuista.

Sri Wartin S. Softer, betposfallp-
pios SEEM Dorfisla, iai tilaufien 80
tllbanneae betpoielle gnglonnin balli-
tufieIta. SGn IGfii oitis banffimaon
tllota illurta maardd beiuoiia iota tam
tereelle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Guslantilaiiet risttilijat itpottaneet
freiffalaiicn laiiuan.

gerlinistd ilmoitetaon ett1 englon.
tilaiiet risteiliiat opat erbetpfiestd
anpnneet freiffalniien torpe6olaiipon
npofiiin lurtllen iitd tiirffilaiiefii lai-
tpafii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05

= SbeffieIbin tpeitiitebtaasia mall
mistinl $4,000 meisti p1iD1sil.
2ulitiffuia fdDtetddn maail-
ntasia 3 rniIioonaa tiffua minulltis-
ia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05
Safian micsbnffa

oil tpiime tpiifolla $4,000, ia SufIan
t1bGn astinen mieshllffa faotltneisiu
ia boaipoittllneisia tefee 100000.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-11-05

= @iinaliffeen barioittaiiGe gaeip
Yorfin naltiosia menee palffoia tpno.
oesia 1913 miljoonoa oolaria.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11

eles, GLASSWARE. even fluids, to cum
bersome sacks of grain or a saddle
each t!ckotcd with a specimen dis
tance and the postage dues clearly
malEcd And these same dues are
revelation to hundreds. Never un-
til seeing this exhibit, perhaps. had
people realized at what a trifling cost
might any class of merchandise be
shipped to any place.
The telling display is due to the
efforts of Z. w. Oakley. who is
finance clerk at the Phoenix postof-
flee. Mr.. Oakley has had full charge
Of the lining up of the postoffice ex-
hibit, and he has reason to be proud
OF the result Cooperating with the
postal department Il number of lead
ing stores Of Phoenix generously
came forward with the loan of the
various articles used to illustrate
points of the parcel post system. And
in these loans the expert knowledge
Of the shipping clerk has been used
in exemplary packing one of the
difficulties the postoffice has to con-
tend with is the bad packing of the
articles left in its charge, and these
models of scientific packing are ex-
pected to have their effect on those
who employ the parcel post Post
master G. B. Wood looks to this ex-
hibit to give an impetus to this new
branch of the department.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
LOS ANGELES PHOENIX
RACERS FINISH TODAY

In spite of mud, rain, slush and all
the rest of the results of yesterdays
copious rains, the Los Angeles
Phoenix Republican cup race VIII
finish here today. George Purdy Bull
lard, AAA representative and poss
of the race. informs the pubic that
the race will finish straight down
Grand avenue from Peoria. The OFF,
cial checking station will be estab-
lished at the fair grounds gate. and
the circling of the half mile track,
which has been made the feature
Of the finishes ever since the race
became an A.A.A. affair, will this
year be overlooked.
To finisF Republican cup race
before empty stands would be the
most unkindest cut of a great many
such administered to the faithful
drivers in this greatest and hardest
of all road races. The weather has
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
Eight Hundred
Horses Burned
On Rembrandt
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl


NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 10.-Practi-
cally all the 500 horses on board
the British steamship Rembrandt
were burned to death when she took
fire off the Virginia capes yester-
day, accohring to information tonight.
The horses are said to have been in
tended for the armies of the allies.
1t is reported here tonight that
Captain Edlin of the Rembrandt nOti-
fled the officials of the company own
ing the vessel that he had reason to
believe the ship was fired by German
spies who We're members of the crew.
The captain is said to have claimed
that threats We're made against the
ship before she steamed from Balti-
more on Saturday for St. NaZaire,
France. No confirmation of these
reports is available.
Tonight the Rembrandt was ten
miles off Cape Henry, disposing of
the carcasses of the horses. She will
proceed to Newport News for repairs.
The forward compartments of the
ship are badly damaged. When the
fire was discovered the ship was 200
miles off the capes. The horses STAN
peded
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
CHARLES LODY
SHOT AS SPY IN
LONDON TOWER
Found Guilty of Espionage
After Trial by Court-mar-
tails First Prisoner. EX-
ecuted in the Tower in
Two Hundred Years

LONDON, Nov 1o-It was officially
announced today that Charles Hans
Lody, alias Charles IngIes, had been
found guilty by court-martial of
espionage on November >, and shot
as a spy When arrested. Lody
claimed to he an American. ana later
confessed he was "a German. He
lived in New York and Omaha In
the latter city he married the daugh-
ter of Gottlieb Storz 81 brewer. who
later divorced him
Lody met his death in the Tower
of London after being found guilty
of communication with the enemy.
The statement concerning the execu-
ton merely saws. And sentence was
duly confirmed"
1t is understood that I.ody died
gamelY, refusing to reveal the name
of the officer who ordered him to spy
on the English navy This was the first
execution in the Tower of London
since 100. The scene Of the execu-
ton was the Tower barracks. near
the spot wher' Anne Boleyn ami
other persons famous in English his
tory We're put to death. Lodv was
about Is years old.
Carl Hans Lody was the first man
in generations to be shot as spy
in England He was arrested late in
September in London and charged
with espionage. At his trial he testi-
fled he was a former lieutenant in
the German navy, but transferred t.
the reserves. In the capacity of q
| reserve officer Lody was ordered to
so to England to keep track of the
movements of the British fleet. but
was warned not to do any spying
He was told to travel as an American
citizen, and consequently received
American passports Last year he
served on Emperor Williams racing
yacht, the Meteor
/ Counsel for the defense admitted
| that Lody was German lieutenant
but said he had taken the risks be-
cause he believed it his highest duty
! to do so. He asked for a sentence
/ less severe than death. but said if
/
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
ISAAC STODDARD
DIES SUDDENLY
FROM AP0PLEXY
Former Territorial Secre-
tary and Founder Of Stod-
dard incorporating Com
pany Passes Away at AGE
of Sixty-threc

Isaac Taft Stoddard former tarrito.
rial secretary founder and nrosfdent
of the Stoddard Incorporating com
pany. and one of the prominent brsi-
ness men of the southwest dropped
dead last night at the family resi-
dence sos North Central avenue
News of his death. which was due 10
apopleXv. came as a shock to hundreds
of his friends many Of whom bad
seen him during the dav. anuarentl.
in the best Of health
Isaac T. Stoddard WAS horn in Tri
angle. Boone county. New YORK Ian
uary 10. 1851. ana received his educa
tion in the schools of that state. En-
terng the employ of the Hartford In
surance company at Binghamton. he
carly distinguished himself for his
executive and business ability ana
was recognized as one of the leading
men in his line.
Coming to Arizona some thirty wears
ago. Mr. Stoddard settled in Yavapai
county. where he and his assocjates
of q number of mining claims which
proved very successful Always a
staunch republican. and active in the
political life Of his native state. he
took Il keen interest in public affairs
in Arizona, and in 1907 was appointed
secretary of the territory bv President
Mckinley. under Governor y. O. Muir
phv. and served in this capacitv for
four years.
AT the close Of his term as score
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
AR|Z0NAS RESOURCE EXPOSITION Will Be OPEN AGAIN today
'OLDF7ELD NOW PURSUED
BY HIS OWN OLD RACER

a total of 17:O4:4 40. with Davis next
in, l7:42.
Rain poured on the already moist
clay roads early in the day Fifty
miles away Oldfield sighted a young
cloudburst that delaeed the road just
as he numbered on his way safely
from under it,
Starting from Needles this morning
second, Oldfield overcame Durant's
two minute lead He put a differ
.ence Of nineteen minutes between
himself and Davis, driving the mud
holes in the road springing his rear
axle, and roaring into the finish on
flat rear tires.
The finish al the Phoenix Fair
grounds tomorrow will give the win
ner in addition to his purse medal
and the title Master Driver Of the
World
At Topock the three leaders were
within two minutes of each other:
three minutes at Oatman. five min
utes at Goldroads. eight minutes ut
Kinsman. seven minutes at Crozier,
fifty seconds at Peach Springs anG
two minutes at Nelson
Ohn Davis. driving powerful Sim
pleX racer, flashed into the lead for
time when he was first to arrive
at Kingman at S:o2 today This
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
MARINE INSURANCE
CUT IN HALF
Vast Armies Are Still at
Each Others Threats, the
Belgians Particularly
Striving to Hold German
Advance III Check
!AssoclArED PRESS D1spArcH1


LONDON, Nov. 10-The claims OF
the contending armies in the eastern
Iand western theaters of war. espec
lally as concerns the situation in
West Flanders. are dovetailed in so
few respects tonight as to leave but
one big fact on land or sea undis-
puted. that OF the destruction of the
German raider Emden and the trap
ping of the German cruiser Koenigs-
berg, the latter in a palm-lined East
African river under circumstances
which read as though taken from Ste
venson.
British marine insurance was almost
instantly cut in half. for never since
the days of the Alabama has there
been such "A successful commerce de-
stroyer as the Emden. Cheers broke
forth at Lloyds on the announcement
and for the moment the struggles of
the armies Of France. Belgium and
| Russia We're forgotten
Vast armies are al each others
throats. the Germans and Russians
clashing in cavalry engagements along
! the German frontiers. The Russians
are still harassing the Austrians in
Galicia. The French, British and
Belgians are waiting TO hold back
what still appears to be a tremendous
German attempt to break through the
allied lines in the vicinity of Ypres.
Many dispatches speak of the
movement of German troops eastward
from Belgium as forecasting necessity
for reinfOrcements along the eastern
frontier but neither French nor Ger
man official statements this after
noon indicated any slackening in vio-
lence Of the German attacks in West
Flanders. In fact, the French state
ment says that between the sea and
! Armentieres the opposing forces are
both acting on the offensive As to
the outcome of this double offensive
, rival contentious are absolutely con-
+ Trajectory. the Germans claiming
slow progress near Ypres and the
French asserting the German attack
was beaten back.
In view of what seems to be the
sustained and concerted German eff
fort in this region. reports of German
retirement are hardly borne out, al
! lnOuSn II Is SdiO tneN nave moved
their headquarters still further east,
this time from Ghent to Alost.
The situation along the battle line
in France proper. from the stand
point of the allies. is summed up in
a dispatch from IAN observer with
1.-THE Indian corps" who says there is
no marked change anywhere, though
he processes to see gradual weaken
ing of the German attacks. Aside
from the military aspects of the war,
what stood out bOldest was Ger
manys threat to cut off the food sup
ply from the United States if the Bel
gianS did not return to their cities
and make an effort to resume normal
occupation The Belgians' answer it
has been impossible to resume Il
isemblance of normal activities be-
cause the German soldiers have COM
mandeered all implements and mate
rials necessary to industrial revival
The British government issued to-
night another so-caled white paper
reviewing incidents which preceded
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
Olin Davis Takes Place of
Dllant as Chief Nemesis.
A Blowout Today May
Give Simplex Driver His
Second Victory

PRESCOTT. NOV. 1O-Barney Old
field, winner Of the first leg yesterday.
plunged through the mud beat out a
cloudburst, and won the second lap
OF the seventh annual Los Angeles
to-PhoeniX road race. He is forty
seven minutes and tWenty-one see
onds to the good. He viii start from
here at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
10 battle his way against time and
the clements, l34 miles down to
Phoenix, the finish line.
Olin Davis. fourth into Needles YES
terday, and winner of last years race,
checked here second at 2:o9:01, noun
tain time, followed by Louis Nikrent,
third. nj 2:1':&5. Oldlield came in
like a moving adobe house at l:50: -.
Allowing for the difference between
Pacific and Mountain time, his elapsed
time was >:1S:45, fourteen minutes
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11

been severe enough on the poor fell
lows who viii come plowing down the
mountains this morning from Pres
colt, without this added blow.
SO it will probably be arranged TO
check the speedsters at the gate and
permit them TO exhibit their cars to
the admiring public along the down
town streets.
Barney Oldfield, whose Stutz was
checked first into Prescott yesterday,
will be sent away this morning at 3
o'clock. Giving him about five hours
to negotiate the road. he should be
showing up through the sea of gumbo
along Grand avenue about . o'clock.
This finishing time is d mere guess
with the roads in their present condi-
ton, but there is some small COM
parison with that of Ellie Wilson in
the Phoenix Prescott road race of
July 3. He won in 4:29, with the
roads clear and no mud.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
Daniels Orders IyQCeYS Out
For Two Missing Cruisers

Turkey was slow, they We're in touch
with Constantinople and Beirut, from
which points any accidents would
have been promptly reported.
Similarly British ships near Tur-
key would report to the British ad-
miralty. The navy department last
heard directly from the North Caro-
lima and Tennessee on November ,.
when the former was at Beirut, Sy-
ria, and the latter at Mitylene, off
the coast of Greece. On November 7.
inquiries We're sent by the department
by cable to the two vessels to learn
the basis of the reports that one Of
the American cruisers had landed
marines, but no answer came. 1t de-
veloped no effort was made to learn
whether the cable companies had
been able to transmit messages. Dan
iels at once ordered the message
traced.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Secretary
Daniels has ordered the divis-
ion of operation Of the navy de-
partment to get in communication as
quickly as possible with the cruisers
North Carolina ana Tennessee to
learn if one of them met a mishap,
as was rumored during the day. Ru-
mors were current that the North
Carolina had been blown up by a
mine at Beirut, but SO far as discov-
cred all the reports originated in
the United States
Secretary Daniels and other navy
officials said they did not feel the
slightest apprehension for the safety
of either vessel. but thought it ad-
visable to allay any alarm by getting
definite advices. The officers pointed
out that while communication will
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
KING COMPLIMENTS
SIR JOHN FRENCH

LONDON. Nov 1o-Ning George
sent dispatch to Sir John
French, commander Of the Brit
ish eNpeditionary forces on the
continent, saying The splendid
pluck and spirit of endurance
shown by my troops in the des-
perate fighting which has con
tinued 50. many days against
vastly superior forces, fills me
with admiration, and I am con
lident Of the final result Of their
noble efforts under your able
command"
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
GERMANS LEAVE LYS VALLEY
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

LONDON, NOV. ia Central News
dispatch says:
"Trainload after trainload Of German
artillery are leaving the Lys valley In
the direction of Ghent. The German
army headquarters have been trans
ferred to Alost Alost is fifteen miles
west of Brussels and forty miles east
of the fighting area around DiXmude." >"
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
Fourteen States
NOW QuarQntined,;
Kentucky On List

WASHINGTON. Nov Fourteen
states are now under federal quaran-
tine because of the foot and mouth
disease among live stock. Kentucky
WAS added to the list today The
spread of the disease in some of the
quarantined states was also report
ed and was somewhat discouraging TO
the department of agriculture officials
who hoped the disease had been
checked Mississippi is the only fur
ther state under suspicion.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
To Study Disease

CHICAGO. Nov 10. DR. simon
Flexner. head of the Rockefeller In
stitute. is on his way here to study
the foot and mouth disease, intend
ing to isolate the germ and develop
an anti-toXin. It was Dr. FleXner
who isolated previously the elusive
germ of infantile paralysis.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-11
Reopen CHICAGO Yards

CHICAGO. NOV. 1o.-AfteI thorough
disinfection and cleaning. the Chicago
Union stock Yards viii reopen for
business next Sunday at midnight
when shipments of live stock from
all non-infected districts will be re-
ceived and slaughter resumed.