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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
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Soa llnteriudjiulg ii6er 0as
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onitcQcu. i5rou crbdIt Sen 800
item eines Siilfs-Diitriftsamualts
in Gan 6rancisco.
@oi6ington, %. Sept Set
@unOesienot na6m geitcrn cine 9elo'
luton oes SenatorS @ore an pelhe
Die neu gegriinoete 0onOels-Gounll-
ion onmeiit, cine llnteriudung il6er
Oas @cr6oltcn ser STANDARD SIl
So. gegen MISUNDERSTANDING
unO ii6er lire 0ipiOenoen Dor irlo
nab Der 9lufloiung an5uiteaen 9lud)
sic Heiolution Oes Senators Gbilton
be3iiglicb elmer llnteriuhung iiber ole
Gage Oes Selgeiddftes in @ennlplpa.
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ln0 Oklahoma mur0e nit Ser 9lenoe'
rung onqenommen, 0aB Die SrnoeS'
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5uitellen bat
g8 et6li6er 9un0es-S MIS-
Giitriftsanpolt
6rau 9lunette gl6bott 9lOams II
San ,Srancisco murOe geitern Oaielblt
5um9lmt ocs 9umOes-6iilfs-0iitrifts-
amuolts eruount. Cies lit sic erite
Srou, melbe i'm 9mOesOienit eine
iol9e Stealmg einninrmt, unO Der
QlbgeorOnete &afer, Goly erfldrte, er
6ctra6te oie @rneunng ais ein Gom'
plimeut fir 0ie 6rauenrebtlerinneu.
(5Srau 9(bbott lit Oie perpittlpete
Eo1ter BON Siram 4 9lb6ott, einenI
coliforniiGen @ionier pom Sabre
1919. Sic bat Oie llnioeriitdt BON
California i'm Sabre 1904 abiolpirt
inO i'm Sabre 1912 Oie dfaoeniiHe
g8iiroe cines Ooftors Der Hebte err
mor6eu. Sn 0eniel6en Sabre wurOe
lie aud 5il ser 9lnpaltspraris III Ga'
liiornia 5ugelaiien. Sie bat nod
niemals Gin 9(ntt inne ge6abt unO iid
au9 ME Inn ein iolhes bcpor6elI.
g8d6ren0 Ser g9iliou-Gompogne mar
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foruia)
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9cgim oeS eiropGiibeu GriegeS Die
ginii6r ser ser 2au0mirt6ifait als
0iiugitoff oienenoen soliial5e poll-
it1noig oitfgc66rt bat, meit Oa5
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lung ooraui bin ooB mir i'm Snlanoe
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0ie cine lit sic @asia6rifdtion itn0
Der 9etrieb ser Gofe0fen, bel pelGen
ais g2ebenproOuft omnoniaf6altige
6liiiiigfeiten, 9lnnoniaf imo ihas-
feliores glmmouiaf geWonncu miro,
welde Stofie i'm Sabre 1912 einen
/. @ert6 BON $95t926S 6atten. Die
auoere 0uene lit Sic @elpiming BON
Stifitoff ouf eleftrii6cm @ege ans
Der 9ltmoip6dre lin Oieie mlb6or
5u noAcn, 1T a6er cine 6illigc bporo-
eleftriiHe Gntpidlmg n0tbig
9[ut tomObil Steuer.
Ios ts-6iuau3-Gomite bofft,
sic ariegsiteuer-9ia Dem Senat Elm.
6erid6teu 5u fomlen, iomie bic GlaD-
ton-9lntitruit-9iQ aus Dem @ege lit.
Inter Sen por9eiAlogcnen 9leuoe-
rrngen 5ielt cine onrauf bin, al
Ste((e Ser @aiolin-Steier bon 2 Gts.
pro @ollone cine Steuer oaf glilto-
mobile 81 ieeen @ine 9hltomobiI-
steuer finoet ou6 inter oen Demo-
froten I'M Snitie itdrfen 9lnfIang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
Der lDQbre Grun0?
Stir 9altullg der @ru'
benbciiBcr.
cSm Colorado SDbicm=
Gtrifc.

g9as aus ciner So6u 9. 9todcicller,
JIM, iebr nabeite5cnoen Aueue
beri6tct miro. - 9}odefeller mill
angebli6 omerifouiihe $nterDen-
tion in W1erifo er6mingen, Inn
wertbDolle W}inen uno Selperfe
alt cridlieBen. II %rdiioent SSil-
IONS Gernittlungsbenlil9lngeu
0enber, Col, 30. Septem6er-
@inem bier ciriiren0en @erilbte 5lt-
folge Iino 0ie ilternotionalen 6inon-
8en, rationale %olitif llno Dor allent
ser feIte @nti6luB Der &odefeIler-Sn-
tereIIem omerifoniihc SnterDention
in W3erifo 5it er8mingeL Inn 10
fpertbDolle W}inen Shmel5merfe
un0 OelfelOer 8u cridlieBen, ipelde
0urd oie GeboIten geihloiien pur-
Sen, sic wobren @riinOe fir oie un-
nahgiebige Soltlng ser @ruben6e-
iiber i'm &oblengrdber- Strife in Go
lproOO.
Scr 9eric6t foil bon elmer So6n @.
Rodefeller, jiin., iebr nobeite6enoen
Sueqe ousge6en. Sbmobl cine @eri-
fi5irung foum gIailbIid it, mare eS
cine Ie6r logiibe GrfIdrung fir Oie
trobige Soltlng Der Goblen6oronc
oegeniiber oen @ernlittlungsOori3ld
gen oes @rGiioenten.
0ie meitere 9ln9obe, Dob 9fodefel-
ler's llnterne6men Ole Colorado
6uel on6 Syron 60, Die Gonflrren5-
@elelli6often in Colorado foit gan5
III ieine @emolt befomnen Bat, Mir
Sc sic @inniiitbigfeit ser @ru6enbe-
liber in ser 8uriidweiiung Der 6or-
6erungen oes @rGiioenten erflGren.
@ieIe ser 3ecben lino Our6 oen
Strife, 0ie boben Soften, sic er i6nen
oiiicrlegte, iopie oiir6 0en @roOuf+
tionsousfoll faIt an oen &onO oeS
9onferottS eetrieben morOen 9ieic
@eielli6aften iollen ge8prngen gene
fen lein, &odefeller's finan5ielle Sill
fc in 9lnipru6 81 nebuen unO iollen
sen 9lodefeller'i1en SSntereiien 10 tiei
perpfli6tct ieirl DAB Oieie Die tbot.
id6li6 sic Gigentbiimer ser eroBeu
@}e6r5obl ser 3ec6en I'M Stuot iino
0os foil iogar BEL ser @ictor 9lme.
ricon Sucl SO. uno Scr 9fodp Wloun.
tain 6uel Co., oen bisbcrigen itdrf.
iten Gonfllrrenten ser Colorado 6uel
ano Sron Co., Ger Sail iein. @enr
Gle Oieic glnqa6en po6r linO, un0 ii(
finOen bielfo6 @lauben, Damn milr0l
Rofefeller nod 9eenoieung oes
Strifes Die &oblenproouftion IN
Staote Colorado monopoliiiren.
0ic @ertreter Stockholders lno 0el
! 9roBeren 8eben 6eltreiten Die gSubr
belt Ser glngoben o6er 9eamte oel
llniteo Wline @orfers Of 9lmerica
sic ollc Eronsoftionen ocr 8ecber
pcrfoIgen erfldrcll alle llriode 81
lo6en, sen 9lnga6en @lauben 81
ihcnfen.
Ger Strife 6ot Sen 3eHenbeiieern
ocm State uno ser &oblengrd6er
Union bereits $150OO,000 gefoitet
@iIion GGBt nidt loder
S8oibin9ton, 80. September
- ErGiioent S8ilion miro fortfob
rcn, olf 0ie Slnnobmc Der bon oer
SdieOsridtern borgei6Iagenen Sc
Oingungen 81 oringen. @r bdlt Oit
Srage nod niHt fir geihloiicn Uni
miro weiter ouf cine ginigung binor
beitcn. @r 8iebt Die Soltime Scr So
lorooo 8uel 50. uno Die Der ii6riger
! 3ehen Qetrennt in Yetrudlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
gLIbonien,s neuer @err.


2onoon 20. September Cine
0epeide an sic Central ytepS"
Gus &om meI6et, OoB einers@1eloung
Gus 0ura88o 8ufoIoe 9lbanien's
Senat Sen 9Srin5en @ur6on@ooin
einen Sobn 0es friiberen SuItons
giboul Sanlio, ais 9ta6folger oes
6iiriten @ilbelm 81 @ieo 8um Sir
item bon 9(l6onien ser Dor einieen
Eugen ieinem Tbron entiogte lnO
nad ser Sdwei6 reilte, gepdbIt bot
GiioO 8aiho, fiiat sic Depeihe bin.
alt mill nit 10000 Wlonn ouf Oh.
ro55o moribiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
9Oiegifnmiides.

Gos Stoots 0eportemeut rii6m&
Oas ger6alten Ser 9e0oIferung
bon @era Gru5 ais mntiter6oft.-
Gas Sellager in Eonpico onge6-
lid in 6lommen.
g8oi6ingtom 80 Sept. IT. SSn
elmer geitern Deroffentlit6ten offi3iel-
len @rfldrlng rii6mt oas Staots-
Gepartement Oos Ger6ulten Der @e-
D6lfertng bon Gera Gru5 pd6renO
ser onerifaniiGen Sccupdtion ais
niiter6aft. Srob Der Spro6oer-
i6ieoen6eit unO Der @rflGrung Oes
observation-disclosures fam es 5u fei-
nerlei &ei6ungen oOer gar 3uom-
menit0Ben. 9lttentote famen ii6er-
baiipt nidt Dor uno Die 81 oer5ei6s
nenoen &erbrehen maren ni6t gegen
Oie umerifoniiden Sruppen gericb-
tet. 9lac glnoronungen Der N}ilitdr-
9e6orOen DurOen o6ne &eigerltng
alsoefii6rt un0 Die 9eoolferltng mar
inn 9lugemeinen benlii6t, bel Ser 9luf-
redter6oltltng Ser Oronung 9eiitono
81 leiiten. Sffi5iere imO Nlannidof-
ten fonuten iib frei 6epegen lmO
brau6ten feline Moffen bel iiA 5ll
fii6ren.
Ger g am in Sonora.
9&oco Sonora, Mer., 80. Sept
General Benjamin SiQs 9orpoiten
meloeten geiteru, ooB @ouoerneur
Nloptorenos Souptmo6t iib nod
auf Der @efe6tscene bonn 1Sreitog
6efinoe. SeOod lei Elm 0etaAemeut
BON 300 Wiann no9 Siioen geianOt
morOcu wabri1einlih, Inn 81 entOe.
deu, no General SSturii0o, Ser Sino.
lou Gommauoeur, itedt Der mil
10000 Garran3a Sruppen 0em @e.
neral Sia SIT Siilfe fonmen iolte
Sberit g. GIios Goaes, frii6erer
Gonnonoeur in Sonora Oeiier
Streit init N}aptoreno Oos @oripicl
SIR gegenmdrfigen 9leOolte bil0ete
truf geitern bier Elm. q. GorreIo
frii6erer merifaniifer 3olleinnebmel
in 9togoles, brodJte Sem Sen. S5il
$4,000 in @olO.
61iGerei Gon5eiiioneu
BON @illa oufgeboben.
SOS 9lngeleS Gol, 80. Sept
9lOoIfo Gorillo, ser bieiige merifoni
ibc 9lgcnt, crfldrte geiteri er bo6C
BON General 9alto3ar glpiles, oen
Gonmanoonten oes merifoniider
0iitrifts 9tieoer California, Die 9l6
! i9rift elmer Sr0re General giaa's
enpfangen, ponah Gorporotionen
wel6e 6iiHerei Gon5eiiionen al Oel
merifanii6en &iiite beiibeu ge6altet
iino, Dem merifnniiden |olf Oerer
freien @e6rauh 81 geItotten. Gi'
GrOre trGet iolgenoe ltnteridrift
5roncisco @iQo, Sber6efe6ls6obel
Der norOlibeu Gipiiion.
! jGompico Scllagerin6 | q NJ
men.
9}ew Yorf, 80. Sept. - 9lod
Mitt6eilungeu ser Sffi5iere 0es &c
! Iteru bier BON Nierifo ongelangtcr
Iampfcrs n@iperon5o" itebt oi
gr6Bte 9etroleumqueae ser @elt
81 g(guilo I'M Gonipico-Giitrift, il
| 6lonmen ino ser @lutbihein Sc.
If 9(der umioiienoen 9ronOberOe4
lit Simocrtc BON @leilen melt iidt
bar
Sci ser Ginro6ne bon Sonpicl
our6 oie Gonititutionoliiten ipuro
Die 2ueQe geicbloiien aber Ser I'M
tcrir0iihc Grud 6at Oos Fetroleun
rings Inn iie berunl iiberall aus Den
9ooen eetrie6en ino OurA einen 81
faQ, 9libiHlag o0er oergleicben Il
0os Sel ent5iinOet moroen. 5elOar
tiaerie oerindte Dor einigen @oden
Oie ii6er Der Gueae erricbteie &oppI
a68uiAieBen, Inn 10 2uft 5ii id6affel
un0 BEN 9rano6erO ein5liiHrdnfell
bis6er bat man inoeB 6iernit feinel
Grfolg ge6a6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

9eim 9ronoe ibrer 6ornt bci
Gbompoign SSII., fomen sic 30 Sab
re oltc Jrmi SSoiep6 Stonc uno i6re
pier @in0er UNI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

an Der DetBen No e.
Syl 0en 9ldttern miro Elm 9totb.
idrei Der fot6oIiiden @liiiioneu an
bic driitlihen Nidhte oeroffentlidt,
Scr BON Ben 2eitern Der in 9lfrifa ar
beitenoen oeittihen irno olterreidi.
iHcn fotbolii6en Diiiiions @elel'
idoften unter5eiHnet lit ino in Sen
es II. gl beibt:
0Wlitten 6inein in Die Nirren Die
Ies europdiihen arieges fouint Die
aunDe, DAB Gnglono Sen arieg ou@
in unierc afrifoniicben aolonic'n bhI-
eiugetragen bat. Gin pa6res ent.
iebcn nuuB oue 6reunoe oes driltli-
den MiiiionsuertS uno ieoer chill.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
SPANISH PLAY AT THE
 HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT

Altogether Spanish, and withal full
 of delightful situations, the play, Los
 Pantalones," to be given by the Spanish
 students of the high school this even-
 ing promises to be one of the most
 enjoyable amateur events of the season.
 The performance will follow a pro-
 gram of Spanish songs and dances.
 A feature of the first part of the program will be the numbers by the saxaphone quartet, and the presenta = ton of the restaurant scene" by five of the students. The scene of the lay is laid in q modern Spanish home, and abounds in humorous incidents which center around a reception and dance to be given by prominent family Mem bers of the class have been drilling hard in preparation for the perform ance, and those Wha have seen the re- hearsals are loud in their praise of | the production. The Coyote band will l boost the affair. parading in Mexican costume this afternoon and evening l The performance will begin at l o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
BACK FROM DoUGLAs-Captain

BACK FROM DOUGLAS-Captain o. r. Temple, quartermaster, N. G. A, returned yesterday from a trip to Dou- glas on business for the militia. BACK TO NEW ENGLAND-Miss Agnes Hawley, of the office of the live stock sanitary board. leaves Saturday evening for Bridgeport, Conn. where she will spend the holidays.
 TO ATTEND TRIAL-State Game Warden Willard left last evening for Prescott to attend the trial of Jim Malone, an Indian policeman from Seligman who was arrested on a charge of deer-killing.
 IN SUPREME cOURT-The ac- ton brought by Joseph Lambeye against Ramon Garcia, involving the right to waste water from certain lands on the south side was filed in supreme court yesterday on appeal from the superior court of Maricopa county
 SPRAYED HoRSE-Sheriff Ad- ans has been notified that a bay saddle horse, about years old equipped with a saddle made in Los Angeles, has come to a ranch near Chandler. Owner may secure his property by communicating with the sheriff's office.
 APPROACHING 300 MARK-Whe& Judge Parker finished marrying An jtonio Vrsalovich and Minnie Ser 1 rano yesterday morning. he had con- pleted his two hundred and seventy third marriage ceremony, since be- coming a justice of the peace six years ago.
 ATTENTION MASONS-All mem bers of Arizona lodge No. 2, F. & A. M. l and visiting brothers, are requested tc l meet at the lodge room at 1:15 o'clock | this afternoon to attend the funeral oi 1 Brother William Carson. Clay Leon
 ard, Worshipful Master. F. A. Shaw
 Secretary.
 l DOKEY ELECTION-Following tn, | regular meeting tonight of Phoeni1 | lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, ther, will be a business session of the dra-
 matic order, Knights of the Khorassan
 at which officers will be elected ant
 such other business transacted as ma, come before the session. A full attend ance of the members of the theatrica
 branch of Pythianism is urged. | RELATIVES IN lODZ-William F Besser, the artist who painted the DOT
 traits of the former governors for tn
 state house, is much concerned abou
 the safety of his family now in Lod5
 Poland, especially since the recen
 capture of that city by the Germa
 forces. Besser was en route to Der lin from South Africa when the wa
 broke out, and decided to return t
 this country instead of going to Flu
 rope.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
BEREAN MONTHLY soclAL-Tl

Rerean class of the Christian church held their monthly social at the home of Mrs Limbarger, 316 West Roosevelt street, Thursday afternoon. This class has forty members enrolled with new ones constantly being added. It is the desire of the teacher, Mrs. M. B. Jones, that this class grow to be the largest women's class in Phoenix. After the reading of an original story by Mrs. Bacon the following program was given by Miss Eleanor Lewis and MT. George F. Allen from the Arizona School of Music:
 Reading-"Advertising for a Wife,
 Joseph Lincoln.
 Cutting from the book, Captain Erie), Geo. F. Allen, (pupil of Mary Edna Styles)
 Piano, Nocturne, TschaikowslSy. The Two Larks, LeschetiZky, Miss Eleanor Lewis (pupil of Claude Gotthelf) Dorothy Dix. George F. Allen.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
HATS REMOVED
 F0R MIR. WILSON
The Latest Song in Honor of the President Received in Phoenix and is Being Sung at the Columbia Theater

Through the courtesy of Hon. Reese M Ling, democratic national commit teeman of Arizona, the song of the hour, dedicated to the man of the hour, is being sung in Phoenix.
 We Take Off Our Hats to You, MT. Wilson" was sent MT Ling by the pub fisher, Leo F'eist, and as q farewell compliment to the Lewis and Wolf players it was immediately turned over to the Columbia theater manage ment Drena Mack and the chorus never scored a greater triumph than in Blanche Merrilrs song. There was a storm of applause as the fame of the president was sung and his picture thrown on the screen. 1t will be re- peated tonight and during the remain der of the company's engagement, in- cluding Saturday and Sunday. It is the hit number of "SnoWbound," and the type of song that will be immense ly popular It is sung in "Zeigfield F'ollies" and in Sam Bernard's "The Bell of Bond Street, and many of the leading vaudeville artists, Nora Bayes Nat Wills, Fannig Brice, Sophie Tuck CT and thers have taken it up.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
CARD SEASON OPENS
 AT THE COUNTRY CLUB

The card season will be ushered in at the Country club tonight. Auction and hearts will begin promptly at s o'clock and there will be dancing at thirty o'clock.
 The entertainment committee. Mrs. William NJ. Seabury, chairman. has planned an innovation that will mn doubtedly prove popular. In addition to the prizes awarded at the conclu sion of the games, yearly prizes will he given. The scores will be posted in the club from time to time.
 This will be effective in keeping up the interest in cards and will be a true test of skill The card even-
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

The maglc word. "Spalding,. on bats, balls and all athletic goods, means that it will be absolutely satisfactory. Sure to please the boy. See the Spalding advertisement on page twelve of Berry hills catalog section. Many good ideas for the boys Christmas. It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Never Say Dye

without saying "Putnam's, for that is the name of the genuine fadeless dyes. All colors and shades for all kinds of fabrics. The kind you should use is "Put- nam's." Sold by the
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Of Local Interest

Water service report for December 7. Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet 117.74 Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 186, ,55O Gain preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet .. ............... SS2 Elevation Of water i year ago.. III. .91 Contents of reservoir years ago157, ,794 Normal flow of Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. I. ................... 25,2OO Normal flow water for lands up
 to year .....'...... ......' 1oof Amount of water used for irrl-
 gation, north side, M. 1. ...... 11,676 Amount of wat 1T used for irri-
 gation, south side, M. I. ..... LOCO
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Highest temperature, 62.
 Lowest temperature, 43.
 Mean relative humidity, 46. Total rainfall, 0.
 Deficiency in temperature yester- day, l degree.
 Deficiency in temperature first of month. A degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 572 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .O9 inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month, 23 inch.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, 1.16 inches.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

Are you a book lover? You'll be in-
 terested in the book announcements in Berryhlrs catalog section in today's Republican. See pages three, four and five. 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
CUB ATHLETES ID HOLD
 BOOSTER MEETING SOON
BY LEWIS IRVINE

The Cubs will hold a booster meet ing next Friday afternoon at 4:SO o'clock.
 All members are requested to be present, as several matters of busi- ness will be discussed which will con cern every true Cub
 Anyone wishing to become a Cub" may come to this meeting and put his name in for vote.
 Basketball practice is going along nicely and the team is expected to do some good work when they play the "Y'' night class.
 Cap" Pickerell has announced that he wants candidates for a volley ball team. with which he wants to clean up the state.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

The perfect gift for her, Gleabeas' wonderful flowers. The rage in New
 York. See page nine of Berryhlls cataloS section. It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

For the boys Xmas, q warranted pocketknifc. See advertisement of Case Cutlery on page nine of Berry hills catalog section. It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

SOCIAL REGISTERS on sale at BerryhilPs and the Miller-Sterling Company. Price s1.00.-(Advertise- ment.) tf
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

Toys. toys, toys. See page eleven of Berryhilr scatalog section. It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

STATE FAIR pictures at Lion the ater today.-Adv. bd
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

Have you bought any Red Cross Seals? E.,
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

Get the boy an airship. Read about Berryhills catalog section of todays Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

Put a Red Cross Seal on all your Christmas packages.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

GUNS for rent. Pinney & Robin son.-Adyertisemt sfz,.s
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

All about the European war. See list of war books on page three of Berryhills catalog section, today's Republican. II
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11

TENNIS GOODS. Pinney & Robin on.-Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday, 60 Rainfall yesterday, O.
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-12
European War Will Solve. Problem of How Best to Utilize Flying
 Machines
Bp GLENN H. CURTlSs. Aviator
Main floor, rear.

E read frequently shall ii the w plane is worth Mhl We aready kn9T Faae @ LIKE ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS, which is apPToE by European governments for military aviation. . NECESSARY TELL ANY ONE THAT ARE WORTH WHILE ASKED WHICH Bo%ERs oTH ENTERED RING RLlN r DECIDE ONE HAND TIED BEHIND HlM THOSE OF THE WHAT 0oINaa present conflict nothing like this situation @ STDEs HAVE THESE Just how wwideo open their will tell their publish aviation has been
  the to havea any good idea of their WHAT SIDES EQUIPPED. SAME TIME THIS coMPLeA TON POSSIBLE GREAT FROM THE CON A BE MILITARY EYES SPEAK, WEz4AVE NOT ACCUSTOMED TO LGF4TF{AVER'F LEARNED TO BEST ADVANTAGE AERIAL HOW UTILIZE FLYING BEST ADVAN 
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-12
BRYANS ORA TON
 ON THE FLAC'
tcontinued from Page 1.1

tAOntlnueds rom Hage l..
 death throes of niIitarism
 We are entering upon a new age, in which free dom will be given new interpretations and bravery find new forms Of expression. The doctrine Of the divine right of kings has been dis carded to no purpose if the divine right of man does not lead to mans s a3ava ton, He, has become his own master. to as p5re to all the haights that the Heavenly Father has put within his reach.
 himself with the belief that man will have no Reed of government when he becomes a law unto himself The CO., ercive part of government will dinin- ish ae civilization advances-even now a large proportion of the people have no need of the Thou Shalt Nots' of the criminal law But while the re- straints of the statutes may be ex- pected to fall into disuse because un- necessary. the cooperative part of government is ever increasing.
 a-sThe freedom Of the future will bring the substantial satisfaction that comes from voluntary acts of helpful ness-the joy that is to be found in the willing hearing of the joint bur dens.
 K Let no one think that the texture of our manhood will be of lower quality when its strength is no longer tested by the stress of war. We could not worship God as we do if we were convinced that each generation must be exercised in bIood-lettin in order to prevent stagnation. There is as much inspiration in a noble life as in heroic death. With peaceful prog ress, the avenues of usefulness are being multiplied instead of seeking to extend our territory by the sword, we are enlarging it by intelligent cultiva- ton of the soil.
 Tt is now three thousand years since solomon declared that He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that ruleth his spirit, than he that taketh a. city, and yet l the world Is just now coming to un- derstand the truth. In this day that ! is dawning tie bravery of self-re- straint will take the place of that rights of othere-man will dare to for give and leave vengeance to the Lord.
 f.Llet us address ourselves, then, to the unfinished work which preceding generations have beaueathed to us. determined to be worthy of the inner itance which we enjoy
 Hall, Flag of the Free and the lBrave-.priceless legacy of the fathers baptized in their precious blood, be our country's ensign stil1-and more i As the world is drawn closer together in the bond of an universal brother hood may thy colors stimulate the struggling hoping hosts Of man to the 1 impulses that are noblest, to the ser vice that is largest and to the achieve
 ments that are most enduring