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Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
FIGHT
 |S 0N; JUDGES
 ARE SELECTED
Sawtelle, Ross and Wellborn Will Hear Vets Applica- tion for Injunction Against Prohibition; Officers to
 Guard Against Smuggling

Arizona's liquor fight will be con- ducted in Los Angeles before Judge William H. Sawtelle of Arizona, Judge Wellborn of the southern dis trict of California and Judge Ross of the ninth circuit court of ap- peals The date for the hearing of the liquor mems request for an in terlocutory injunction has been fixed for next week, beginning Monday
 United States Attorney Thomas A. Flynn was approached yesterday with the request for a decision as to whether an appeal from the federal court to the supreme court of the United States would act as a stay of execution on the prohibition amendment. He was unable to say what the result of that action would be. but will look the matter up and render an opinion. From this re- quest. it is deduced that, whichever side loses. the case will go up to the highest court.
 "Will an appeal by the wet inter ests stop the operation of the prohl- bition amendment on January r was asked Mir. Flynn yesterday. That is a question that is bothering several persons. I regard it as a neat little legal problem, whether an appeal of this sort can supersede a cOnstitu- tional amendment"
 Judge Sawtelle leaves Tucson to- night to go to Los Angeles for the hearing. He will be met there by Judges Ross and Wellborn, and the three will organize court Monday morning. It is not known who will preside, although Judge Ross is of a higher court. Judge Sawtelle is from the district in which the fight is be- ing made.
 Work for U. s. Officers
 If the prohibition amendment is sustained in court and becomes operative, the brunt of prosecuting liquor dealing in the south of the state will fall upon the United States authorities, according to L. s. At torney Flynn. There are three ways in which sellers of liquor may be prosecuted The first is for import ing it. MT Flynn anticipates an at tempt to start a brisk trade in wet goods across the Mexican border. In order to escape the state authorities, the importers will have to smuggle their stock, and that lays them open to federal charge.
 In the second place, the sale of I- Iquor without a federal license can be prosecuted by the United States authorities, and as the United States does not distribute licenses in dry territory, all traffic of this sort will have to be without the official sane (Cnntinnnd nn Pape Enurl
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
MASKED BANDITS HOLD
 UP ST. LOUIS JEWELER
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-Two masked bandits entered a jewelry store in the heart of the city tonight and seized $400O worth of diamonds and after exchanging d dozen shots with the proprietor, escaped. While one covered him with a revolver the other filled his pockets with dia- mOnds
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
NORWEGIANS RESCUED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPArcH1

GRIMSBY, England, Dec. Flour survivors of the Norwegian steamer Warren, which struck a mine in the North Sea on Wednesday night and sank in three minutes, were brought to Grimsby by trtwler which found them clinging to an upturned lifeboat Thir- teen other members of the crew of the Warren and her English pilot were either killed or drowned
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
Russian Official Report.

PETROGAD. Dec. 17-Official night report: Tn the direction of Mlaw our cavalry and the vanguard Of our troops are chasing energetically the beaten Germans. Several of their corps have already crossed the iron tier. During the chase we captured prisoners, guns and war material,
 On the left bank of the Vistula. in eastern Galicia, no important fighting took place. During the past week the garrison at Przemysl has attempted several sorties, all of which have been repulsed, our troops inflicting severe losses on the enc my. During one of these sorties we captured several hundred prisoners and machine gun.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
Russians Retiring.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Russians are retiring along the entire front in Galicia and Poland" says the official statement from Vienna. While there is no confirmation from other sour ces, such move is likely to better meet the onslaughts in new positions launched by Austro-G German forces from the Carpathians to the East Prussian border. Should the Austro- German armies follow the Russians in Poland another big battle will be soon in progress which may decide whether the Germans are to get to Warsaw or whether the Russians are again to threaten the invasion of Germany.
 The delay of the Russians in full filling expectations that they would prove a serious menace to German territory is a disappointment to the people of the allied countries, but
 Ennrl
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
VIENNA CLAIMS
 AUSTRIAN VICTORY
Berlin Aroused to Enthusi- asm Over Reports of Austro-German Victory in Poland. Claim Greatest Success of Entire War.
GERMAN FLEET WILL
 ASTONiSH WORlD-BUELOW

ROME, Dec. 17.-On arrival here of Prince Von Buelow, former i'm perial German chancellor, now am bassador, when informed of the bombardment of the English coast, expressed little surprise. He said this achievement was planned be- fore he left Berlin and remarked, This is simply prelude to what the German fleet is soon to under take which may astonish the world"
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
French Official Report.

PARIS, Dec. 17-Night official: In Belgium our troops gained ground in the north on the road from Ypres to Maninmand and also south and southeast of Bixschote. We de- bouched to the northeast of Arras' and reached the first houses in St. Laurent Blangy. Appreciable pro- gress was made near Ovillers La PeisselIe, Mammetz, Maricourt, in the region of Bapaums and Perenne' From the Somme to the Vosges there is nothing to report
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
CALIFORNIA STARTS
 PENSION INVESTIGATION
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcH1

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 1.-The first steps in connection with providing a system of pensions for California mothers was taken when the govern or appointed a committee to investi- gate the report of the legislature on these subjects.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-For Ari zona: Rain.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18

Buy a paper on Saturday morning for the charity fund.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29
CgrnnOItiifs. .lIe6ertrnannaen.

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s. Salabps s Coup.
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g1r. 602, SHo.@ono-Str.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

SIN @oebrc-GiHritt riideu unicrc
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glprimout uno ct. NibieI, pie aud
in Der 0aIoune bon Sc gSretre tDei,
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SSn @oli5ieu maheu Sic 9ulien
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in Dem engen 9oobut1bol uuiriug-
ten lie Sie SO. imgariitbe Suioren.
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ner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ei.
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geriiber.
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cin5clner Monn fam Die eeiamnlte
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Dfer 4ona( gduitig.
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nnbefonntei Grt. Die Geltiden
nebmeu 30 9Sro5ent Scr StroBen-
bo6n einfiinfte III geiHlao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

Vonoon, %. Gftober 9lei-
Ienoe, Sic ais 0iteuoe III 9lmiieroonl
eintreifen beridteit oaB ole adm-
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fiint Sn ser gldbe bon Gitenoc be.
iteben Ole oeuiI1en Gruppeu fait
onsidIieBIid aus Dlotroien. Pitt
ocn Sceoaihen BADEN sic Gcutiheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

s(uh Elm GompI Ii.ntent.
@ausfrou. ugIIio aeraoe ser @anie.
braten idnedt S1nen pieoer 10 gut.
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ter 5abereitetl4 @dlt. o@promi.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

(ttn WurHQtu.
QofQe8 @unQnlop; Hnb gdntrb, Berditoo;
nrteflf6er Nrunnen uno 1s Nder lano, Biuen
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8r1olibn, Wl6. 8. s. 3. Qbone: Curtis Hnp o.
(Eeptl7 1UlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29
ggclIcrn Olbo6ot6 gldinpcrcnl n

@eiicrn Olbo6ot6 Nhimpcrchi an
9ruiiees Der Congregation g'0oiDo-
COT, Sncu Rorooitieite Gbriihanitr.
uabe RaDiouitroBe, IL bel 77.9 Sub.
Catherine SiiieIberger II. a. an
Dleber Sisfiu II, a., Norotpeiteite
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9lpemic. 80 BEL so SUB.
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Siioieite SefierionitrnBe, nobe Dem
9rooOwoD, II bel 81 SUB.
SamueI Cooper an @oIf @loies,
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@rooomo1, 10 bel 81.
Sermon Z. ~. SeimiIler, Sruitee
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@batcoot-, nobc goote.StroBe, Ia
lei 72.t0A.
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Giioieite Der Noborgs nobe Eine.
Strobe, 1876 bel 60.
@olter 8. @eitpbol lnO 8rau an
Amelio ". 2iit, Gitieite Der 4ulosfi
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223.9 Bel 72.
g9m 6. glaen0orf on Wlorgorct
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bel 62.S.
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rebte. Oitleite ser GurIeo.. Ha6e
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2obn z. Donobue an Carrie Q.
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8oite.Str. 12 bel 67.6.
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lei 80.
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gg. gloler. glor0ieite ser 2erinston,
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9l. @aDl9 Chapman 3 C5ranoitiidc,
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Sug6 81 Gonnor un6 Srnit g9eit.
ieite ser &olbroof., nobe Gliper.
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GranfIiu.Str.
Sobu z. @lurpbn imo Srau an
Gbos. 8. @Iafe ETC., 9loroieite Der
gsreItoNa, nobe ct. @ouI- -StraBe, IS
lei 81.
Sobu 8. @bite 9ieoItp So auSobn
%ieners mo 8raL g9eitieite Der
Geder. nobe WlcGloerru Str, 1910
bel 62,1A.
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nno 5roll 9loroieite Scr 0lc@loerru.
Ctr. na6e 2inpooo. .9lbc., Is bel 6S.
Sobn y. @ronodn etc. an @li5o
beth 6. Mlpers. 5 o5riuoitiide,
&omoro &. Goais bon Charles s..
Colts, g1crocit@de bon @roa0mag
mo Garlule 9loce l6 bel S0
Charles $. Calls an 6lorence @l-
Gonobon. 9Iorooit ede BON Brood
nan ltno Gorlplc 9SIoce, i6 bel 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29
goltimOrs wlorFtbcridtt.

Weittm 0 d, %. Ottober i9i4.
@lebl. 8uiubr 1912 6dlier
cinidlieBlid 340s Safer 81 2ociHt
sSoiht imo 700 Safer 5u Canton.
Qie helItinen glotirunaen indren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29
&eutige SbliiBrate

Roggen. 8ufubr 22,647 8u.
iheI; @erianot 12S,576 gid6el
GIepotoren@ @orratb 1929 9uiheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

BdHe gnrs qImslanb beiptai G. 9nIns, 4in
pb.9alilmOte2tgae nahe 6uitsm couN I'VE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

gIopcmbcr 2 roi9cr. itlM
9e6ember 2 rotber. i13%-
@eois. 8ufubr 2375 @uidel;
@erianot Don Den GIepatoreu 2754
9uideI GIeuotoreu@ @orrotb i76,
467 9uidel.
Seutiee SdluBrotc;
Contract gemiidter 70
@eiirige ShluBrote
Contract gemiihter 76
SAFER. 3uiubr l12,292 8ir
ihcI; @erianot bon oeu GIepotoreu
$500 9uiheI; GleDatoreu @orraib
1,2S4,6S4 @mhel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-11

said that course of bullet might have
been either a little upward or down
ward, depending upon the position OF
Connelfs arm and shoulder ut the
time the bullet strucl, him
Automobile Driver
Herbert Ball called hy Dan Shoe
maker. drove 10 the Porter ranch Just
after the shooting Of Council. AM
other Young maa whom he did not
know also went IN the car Arriving
at the body. he went on over 10 the
porch of the house and spokS TO Tai
ley who was sitting on the porch
Saw a man pass one of the doors In
side of the house. man may have
been Porter. hut dues not know that
30 was Porter. Testified that when
the ear made the turn ln the road,
about 400 or 900 wards south of the
Porter home, lose Duran Ind Just
turned back after riding Ia the turn
of the road with eonnelis horse,
that he rode back a little In advance
Of the car and was sitting on his
horse. near the body. when tn ear
drove mp
John Hllbnrn testified 20 passing
the Porter ranch about o'clock on
the morning OF June T. lie saw por-
ter AZ work In the garden. TalleN ON
the ditch in the orchard and spoke
to both men. lie said that hts father.
Frank Hilhurn. Is now employed as
a guar on the Conneil ranch.
State RESTS.
The state announced that the case
rested ut y. m. Counsel for de-
fense announced that II desired 10 In
terpose a motion Co discharge the de-
PENDANTS. Porter and TahcN. m the
showing made 10y the state, The court
uverrulcd the motion. The defense
then moved Tor the discharge ~ the
defendant Talley. aud this also was
cVcrruled The defense then an
nounced that IL rested the ease and
short arguments followed befen-
dauts were then held 10 await the ace
lion ot the grand jury
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-11
ALL FACTIONS TO
UNITE ON LESTER
FOR LEGISLATURE
Believed Republicans, Progress
SiveS and Democrats Will
Endorse the Candidacy of
Prominent Good Roads Man.

Santa Fe, July i0.-Attorney l.ytton
Y. Taylor. who is chairman of the
progressives In Dona Ana county, is
authority for the statement that IL
the republicans nominate Francis H.
Lester for the legislature In Dona
Ana county. that the progressves will
endorse him and that the democrats
win probably also fall In line. Mr..
Taylor declares that Lester would run
like wild fire In his county and as To
his usefulness in the Legislature. Mr.
Taylor SAYS that all agree, that Mr.
Lester cannot be excelled.
Mr.. Taylor also believes that Col
George W. Prichard Of Santa Fee, will
be the nominee Of the progresslves
Tor congress
one of the surprising announce
ments made by progressives today IN
that Speaker Il. l.. Baca has returned
10 the progressive ranks. lie had
started the year as such but ran for
mayor on the democratic ticket and
a few weeks ago under his own sig
nature declared TO the world that he
Is a republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-11
LA LUZ WOMAN DIES:
OVER CENTURY OLD
I.sre..l eoaerssenn.ne. ro .ornlsa lou

lspre'at eoRRrssosnsscs TO soHniSa JOURNAL
la Luz. y NJ. July l0.--There died
recently IN La Luz an old Mexican
woman who claimed to be 10 years
old. Mrs. Manuela CiavaldOn hy
name. At the time of her death she
was a little. shrveled person, with
hair as white as SNOW Born In what
is now New Mexico, she said that she
continued TO live here until the close
of the Mexican war. when, with her
children and several grandchildren.
she moved to old Mexico. where they
lived until 1860 when they returned
TO New Mexico.
Recently she was speaking to an
American Of her life and said that as
a little girl, she remembered when
the news reached here that the Unit
ed States and England were at war
tthe war of 1922, and that the city
Of Washington had been burned this
was about two years after the act took
place. so slow did such news travel.
Road Being Repaired.
A large force of men are working
upon the auto road between Alamo
gordo and Tuarosa. The road has
been placed in "A first-class condition
between La Luz and 1ularosa The re-
cent floods washed the road badly
near Alamogordo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-11

These are the enervniing urs r,
when az somebody has said. men
drop by the sunstroke as II the pay
Of Fire had dnwned They are fraughi
with danger TO people whose systems
are poorly sustained and this leads
us to say. in the interest Of the less
effect Of Hoods Sarsaparilla Is such
as To suggest the proprlety Of calling
this medicine something besides a
blood purifier and tonic say, a sus-
tanning diet. II makes II much easier
To bear the heat. assures refreshing
sleep, and viii without any doubt
avert much sickness ii this time OF
year