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Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
Nation WiU Pay Tribute
 To Mrs. Wilson's MemOyy

the president and his family. sleeper for few relatives and intimate friends dining and barrage car, will take the party to Georgia.
 Both houses of congress made an ar engagement to purchase magnificent floral pieces for the funeral. Flowers arrived from individuals and organi cations from all parts of the country. The body Of Mrs. Wilson was placed in a mahogany casket, lined with copper. covered with silver gray broadcloath and with silver handles. On the cas- ket a silver plate is engraved simply Ellen Axson Wilson. May fifteen, eighteen sixty-August sixth, nineteen fourteen"
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
French Take Village

PARIS, via London, Sun day, Aug. 9.-An official re- port of the capture by the French of the village of Alt kirch says the French ad- vance guard arrived before the place before nightfall on Friday. The town was de- tended by strong earth works and occupied by a German brigade. The French in about an equal number carried the breastworks in a fierce bayonet charge The Germans broke, aband- (Continued on Page Five)
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
POLE DROPS-BABE DEAD
Balloon Ascension Is Attended by
 Fatality
tAssoCrkTFn DRESS DIsPArcH1

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, Aug. B. A forty-foot flagpole dropped to the ground in the midst of large crowd gathered for a balloon ascension at the North End Boat Club today. killing an 11-months- old baby in his carriage and seriously injuring his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Pray. and William B. Squires
 The balloon was anchored between two tall poles, one of which gave way when the bag swayed against it in a strong gust of wind and fell against the flagstaff, breaking it off three feet from the ground.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
{ Associated Press Dispatch)

AMSTERDAM, Via Lon don, Aug. s. - In Berlin there has been great rejoic- ing over the report that Liege has fallen.
 A dispatch received from the German capital says: "News of the fall of Liege spread with lightning rapid ity throughout Berlin and created boundless enthu- siasm. The emperor sent an aide-de-camp to an nounce the capture of the city to the crowds that as sembled outside the pal ace"
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
WAR NEWS IN
 BRIEF FOR DAY

The French cavalry is said to have arrived at Liege, where masses of German troops are reported moving forward to support the strong advance guard which was checked by Belgians and, according to reports from Belgian sources. lost 25,OOO men ill killed, wound ed and prisoners. The Ger man war office declares the German check is not a de- feat, but the result of the heroic attempt of the small German force to advance in the face of difficulties.
 The French and German troops are said to have come in contact at LuXemburg, where several German army corps are supposed to have concentrated.
 Numbers of Germans were arrested in England on sus- picion of spying.
 Portugal decided to act as the ally of Great Britain under the terms of the old treaty by which it must sup ply 10000 men. A French newspaper dispatch reports the sinking of the German cruiser Augsburg in the Bal tie by a Russian torpedo boat.
 No hint is yet given as to the position of the bulk of the tWenty-fOur Germ a Il army corps or the twenty one French army corps. It is known that several Ger man corps are near the Rus sian frontier. The organi- zation of other corps from an immense body of re- serves must have occurred since the mobilization. These probably have taken the places in the interior fortl- fled cities of soldiers of the active army who, it is as- sumed, are now prepared to make their first dash at the enemy.
 It is pointed out by the military men that any de- cisive movement by the Ger man or French army will involve several hun dre d l thousands of men on each side whose contact will throw into a shadow the fight at Liege.
 1 Reports from many quar- ters record the further cap lures of merchant vessels sailing under the German flag, while the presence O1 contact mines even in neu- tral waters was shown in to- days wreck of a Norwegian steamer in the Zuyder Zee in the Netherlands.
 British traWlers arc Isearching British waters fol
 mines.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPATcH1

WASHINGTON, Aug. S-The nation, represented in Washington by congress and government departments, will pay tribute on Monday afternoon to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. The funeral will be in the East Room of the White House. Indications come from many parts of the country that the people quite gen. erally will show their respect in vari- ous ways while the services are held. The senate adjourned until Tuesday and government departments will be closed on Monday and Tuesday after moons during the services here and in Rome. Georgia A special train, con- sisting of a private car for the casket,
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. & For Arizona-F'air in south portion.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
OCEANIC AT SOUTHAMPTON
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

TASSUCIAIE ED PFESS DISPATCHl
 SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. S.-The New York on August 1. arrived in Southampton this afternoon after a fast trip. The steamer proceeded north on the usual lane of travel with all her lights extinguished at night No German Wa-'ship was sighted. The German reservists aboard the oceanic were detained, but other passengers were not mo- 1pctp1
Arizona republican., 1914-08-09
RECORD IS LOWERED
.1AssoCrATEn PRESS pISl

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1
 ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-Louis Disbrow lowered the worlds automobile record for mile on a circular dirt track, time forty-si and one fifth seconds, one fifth of a second below previous record.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24
CLUBS OR SLAP STlCkSi

Vera Cruz has fallen The important fact however that
eighteen American bueaeket and dead and FIFTY wounded
The killed.
ed Of little the Why
aerhce when Vera could destroyed by the
warsl without Jeoparing the uniform Of the
United SIatesi When actually invading foreign territory
would aside and Warlke
Perhaps the administration uncouyineed that Mxce and the United
Huera and Villa however think differently
The humbng
raiser long drawn and bloody tragedy the OF which
oe with degree certainty That Huerta bust
Indicated the recall Of Nelson
charge dafares Mexico City and that the COnstutna
friendly the violation by Of Mexican
clearly forth by the CarranEa President Wilson
would from the facts available which, by the
available long that with all Mexico the the historical
don't shoot unless shot at policy,
eeded the old policy of waehu waiting Of the last administrations
Whatever military there hitting and hitting hard
should by the United
possible number Of American lives be sacrificed in this the
less Of all the the history OF the Further ienpg
the blow bleeding Mexico there
military student the country who does the Of
aggressive well executed crushing the which has
aroused every quarter of the unfortunate republic
War with all its attending horrors, is upon
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24
ADVERTISING RATES:
YOU MUST FARM

How long from the so II has shown that
number of those who lead the activities of life born
urban enterprises generations removed from the
the Were the continual influx f brains and
from the the cities would the urban
aions fail perpeu the growing
the social just how is safe
depends individual somewhat that
remember eating dinner with grandmother
grandfather the old homestead time the plan which has
always been mental and the
Of independence renew lease OF living.
Contrary general belief the natural farm by irrigation
The Lord had this mind when he commanded Adam the garden
With swamp with
sitting vegetable and animal life which held disease and death the
tropics and the favored the gloomy skies drip
boughs muddy track. floods drought and le Irrigation
sad:
shall bloom like places
shall made green there shall be lion there
beast, but and signing shall flee away"
The garden intensive agriculture In fact gardening the
of farming method which
irrigation countries probably for this that the
Lord Adam and Eve amid the veue garden which
unmosened perfumes lighted uneouid
the occasional feey drift Adam sned and he
forth his living by the his brow where he had
control Of his supply
In
land the traditional the Garden Of
Eden where the of originated There for have lain the
during Babylon disappear completely these
half filed with the drifting sands the they
be cleaned extended and used half million
the scheme includes both
Tiers Euphraes viii rehabiiaie old ia
which, days, the Of the through Babylon but
which of late has almost ceased water.
Beginning words
Leonardo vne John Wesley Py Elder
lights Of literature and how highly
regards garden They the
intimate relation and the help which extends those who seek
live according her laws They felt the need Of the touch Of the ooih
hand which all tired humanity seek To disregard
the call o the land speedy oblivion.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24
REMARKABLE TREATY

There be free tolls after ALL for be but
Cosmbans BY
Colombia. but which, fortunately has passed the this
taking
Colombia the following words aud the
people Of the United States regret for anything that
altered the relations of cordial friendship long
nations In addition the United States
1000 cash for the Canal Zone.
Of the ordinary for nation thus sit "aekeosa
wrong another the certainly Uncle SAM
could spend natural lifetime apoogiIng for
wrongs o other and weaker nations.
of fact has been done to the dignity Of
half filed with greed that reasonable
could with them Now tropical changed TO
which Of world has been
Of the American How the indemnity apology
justified those who foot the bills
hard to
The Senate conflict with the President fear
ed because the right treaties nnd
f.ut With Departments Colombian settlement cant do
hing else
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

l. sa-g s.sssars tir.Si-A ,krozsA Gesrss
{. ci-c;st-s sipla=i;ie representative q TIE
A5s-;:,- EIs< 3era-t=t-i &c Presiir.i
wilSs- Gs-srh vs-zs;;.-s CAr-a-.a lag
sisHi sAls4 1pa. lie Cases Silie, ssvsr,.
zsti . IL ote< wisatFas tie Astriea- forces
rsS ese-Pyi.s Vera CrsI n. oec-yaiso, 10
1sas1.e~1 y GsasrAl Cairari. A. in rross
'aiiisa- Z he ssver.a g-i;y q. Ns1soo. and
s.- s-iy rssch he z@SsAs- 5-.,arrs. in
4rierrs N,Hico iaia a. an-SzN Ear viii
The Chii,i s;asA
R>t,.ring 10 h insi8sui = The iasal, u
IL tz-Tiea- Tag AZ TAzpieo G-n.ral Car.
farsa p.sizis cui iAai the te; = Il. C.urpsr
Husria "a N no ~-ss :. eansi1--s,l the act
q Nsrico. sr4 iAai Hz-rtA Is .reapah,< q
reprcss-i.ns - xsIi,A. I-OJ-. ,ven 20 n.
give 4 d-=sn3 - rrfarliia- frua tie Uni,ea
STATE. ~ has h ihe "a, o. srari ,aeA
sAit,ias'sar Z !; o. dss
Il eorslusioa - his rezArkat. a-..ar-
Gsr-ra CArrariA iavi;el Il. Uriie1 stst-s
- 81 ouo- esaeuaic IL g.as.i.aus la by its
tosesI II Vera CruI susp--4 kas,i!iiiss and
formula. t.tort tie eoHs;iiu.ion Ais; royxrn.
a~Et vAleA he F-prr.-ni. iks as=Ana on the
part u tA- Uniee states Tor r-pAra,ion for
he ATS 81 Tanpiso Which uer- r-.pon,itl<
Or the orisinsl deaAna uyos Hasr.a General
CArTanIA promises TIA; ih<s- dezAna. sAaIl
l. f.uen careful e0nsiderliian
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

Nels1u - SeAze.res,y, the Asa-rieAn eAaTr
I stairc, a; N-NssO CITY. has b-~a hAzde1 h
passport. b. Geaeral HusF;a ard Is prsparin
= have Ne1ieo CITY.
CAlrs. o'>AAzsAn~ssy sshrT.rAe4 The stat.
4-Parta-hi ands' date = wednesAAy nisA
a fd@i5us
Have ,s~a siyrH ~ passI-Sris A. ~
- isa.orro~ =; % FRIDAY nisAi
n z-ssa.s "a sivrn "a; q; ? 20 q =
Ha-r;a's Aia1.rs o, ptspsrts 70 Oars'
. >A4a sAressy Sas r-sar1sA a. q 49,; s.zsa
ilsa.l 4sv-,oF7er; IN The si'za;ioz- aEs u "a,
l.l@V.G - fe,-sAs; a 5~Slsrs;on o, xar o.
- ~; : Ha-r-a ~ sivirr q psssy.rr,
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-t~-s iAezrA - iEvAriilly las pr-S-4-i .
4..,i1rlisa- . usr
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u-ssy -, ~ gwen eat zrii - - Il =
s-ueralg h-lsv-4 1 las t--a n pcs-xxss.r q.
A. o-siiis - Al hss tAre- hosrs ard ;AA,
"a. rs sn- . tie szA.rc;s tisezE.s4 uksr
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s~As.a-4 lr1 il,ssA ever ~ ;-bpAar- ~
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

Consai C2a44a's lA.es; dispatch AID a,
here Al II = u says;
FGins eoaDenecd q, daybrvak The shiDs
are ao~ sheliiss The souihern par, u Ii. ei,y.
larse toree hnded iroaa Aauiral Badger,
fissi hefore DAY ligA;- Copi-s q ps,--Isma,,on
issued ~ Rear Aa=.rai Fletcher rrlu.,tine a,
ores the 80 operation o! the mayor And mvni.
eipA ofie~rs in rrs;oring order kAy. hen
distributed, IN, ! have teen unAble a, vet 70
rst In eOznanieattiOn with iAsse os,eial,
Ma. Buffers force Of marine. from Tsup-
leo are nov asAorr. Expect the city viii h>
Suisi later IN the noTnins
kSimA'~s % Mexieans kil.i and wound
"a up u date last nisAi are approximately $50.
The eaiisships herr Ars the Florida. Utah.
Arkansas Vermont New HAnpshire. New
JsrSy aud south Carolina The transport,
PrAir'- aud the collier Orion. The transport
HAnoses with marines Is reported due. Tie
American forces advsnccd =, IN under
guns q var vessels 10 take siiv
To Join IN the .dVNno- q L :. marines 10
capture al q the city q Vera Cruz thu. nern.
ING. rsihfercemrHis from Rear Admiral
Badser's Atlaniis ssuadron ~sre landed this
morning When the hoais approached IN,
sAore they ~-re greeted with eeneral srinr
iron "sniptrs on the roofs
L. 5. consul canadA reported O. the state
aePariusni at wasAineion Wednesday marn.
ing tia; $50 Mexicans were kfl.A or wound.
"a in Tuesdays sshiins
Gen. Gustsvo Mass eonand-r Of the gar.
rissu al Vera cruL IN II. city in a car
fiaer Weires2av 40 AZ =. - - -
Art bsa'sSad q Aaeriean Earines ianaea
,-ua IN. vsrsAips
hs vas stated ocieiaIly Wednesday ani
Il vas also DECLARED hat he had hOs h-sn se<a
aer hard frSl sines HAT hear. ne con
aanders family followed hil in another ear
risss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

Win a ~verr rprimana administered b.
Colonel \ NJ Guerrcra, Csnsiitationslisi can
msnd-r along the Sonora b0rder. o. ih'
captain 81 the Slusd which deprived feul
Arizona militia officers 81 their side arm,
wednesday. and the rrinrn 81 the sword,
yesterday. the incident ~as eksea
When Governors Han, Of Arizona and Nc
Donald Of New NrSisa crossed the harder
"Wednesday 10 visit Aqua Prie,A the rrt.l'
took the side aras u The aids>- II had t-~r
n. eusiSa her o. lAy aside wrAPsns IN eres,
ing N. border
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

Colonel Grorsr Gosthals has tS-n summons'
lefcre the s-naie canals committee Is tesiifl
on the economic feature 81 the Panama te'i
exemption for eoaSwise vessels. lie l. expsc,
ed TO favor repeal
AZ the hearing Friday. Welding Ring Of ih'
executive board Of the New York Chanls
Of Comercs. favored repeal Of the exenp,io'
claus IS q subsidy and violation Of treat
obligations and said ths; his organization Ia.
voted for r~tsal by SSa 10 :.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

In an sii.mP 10 take the life u Nsyo
jchn Purr,y NiisA~a Friday Msshs~l ?. Ma
Aon-v. a. apparently irrrspsnsihl eldsrl
mat vho later AID he ~.s a hAeksni,h Ga
= ~ork arrI ipto srOap q thru NJ
Sssisi q iAs mayors asisEsbiie. Which ,is--
4; The eas; sd % CITY Hal park
The ball; fro= his revolver entered ~
is~ .. CorToFai.os Counsel rrank |. Pei.
rho 49, si;ius neu 10 the mayor in n.
isSnsau u Ii. saiSuOtli< wrh Mod spari
nc iroa h., nosiA. Mr.. PoIk Vas taken in
10 the city hall sna Afterwards 10 New Yof.
hospital -Asrr i sas said TIA, the wcuz.
~SuA at prove fatal
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-04-24

Thrc~ xomen and q numhrr 81 children
possibly ten. we've sme,h-rrd 10 death IN III.
arr that swept the l.udaw tent e.iony Tues
day night following an aiiday lAiils l-iSr~n
the m,li'ia aud strikers. acceriing To- STATE
urui gwen oui At unien headquarters al n...n.
The part, had iak-n r-fuec IA cave whsn
thu nihiismen Ged the i-nis The sia'emshi
Is e"n6rnsd at the military camp at i.udl'~
bat the b--iies have not l-su recovered
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16


ward. AS he arose low whistle sound
ed In the manigua behind him, and as
though by magic two lines Of Cuban
soldiers appeared, the ofilcers quite
smartly attired. but the men ragged
and unkempt
All stood rigid as the white long
boat, with Admiral Sampson in his
spotless duck uniform and Shafter
with his garb OF blue and gold, ap-
preached the shore.
AS soon as the landing was made
the officers were placed on animals
brought to carry them, and the trip
through the manigua jungle, and
thence up the mountain trail to Gar
cia's camp began. :. It was hot. la.
borious climb, and the uniforms Of
some of the officers were not immacu-
late when they finally reached the
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16

Seguranca to meet General Shafter.
From there We shall land at Aserra-
deros to meet General Garcia and dis
cuss several matters, including land
ing-placo for the army. You will ac-
company me and meet the Cubans." He
paused.
Very good, sir" replied Holton.
When We return you will not return
with us. You will remain with the
Cubans. You will be introduced, not
a. . naval onicer, but as the CORE
spondent of an English newspaper. OF
course you must change your uniform"
"Yes. sir"
While you are with the Cubans 1t Is
particularly desirable that you further
the investigations you have made al
ready along the lines of Cuban plots
against our troops, but, above all.
should consider your service most val
liable II you could work your way into
Santiago and determine by whatever
means the plans Of the Spanish feet.
II any Information comes to you
and you are unable to reach the flag
ship, shall expect you to signal from
any height within sight of my vessel.
shall have man detailed, beginning
tomorrow. to watch for any signals of
the sort from you. Do you quite un-
derstand everything I have said?"
yes, SIR"
Very we'll. II you have time to
change your clothing aboard the Gnat
and Join our landing party at the
Seguranca, we'll take you ashore with
us. Otherwise you can go ashore in
your dingey and meet US there"
Holton saluted. paused a moment
as the admiral seemed about to speak,
and then as the commander. with his
half-weary air, turned to a sheaf Of
correspondence, Holton left the cabin
and was soon on his way to the Gnat.
Here he changed his white uniform
coat for canvas shooting Jacket. his
white trousers for a pair Of khaki
breeches and leggins, and, throwing
his cap into corner, took in Its place
a felt campaign hat of the Marine
Corps. Around his waist he strapped
a Colt, filled the belt with bullets, and
then went up on deck.
He saw the admiral's gig bounding
toward the headquarters transport,
and was on the point of proceeding to
her himself when upon second thought
he ordered the seaman at the oars to
take him ashore. The tide was low,
and the landing was made without DIFF
fculty in beautiful bay.
Holton took pipe from his pocket
and dismissing the dingey, sat down to
wait. The time was not long, for with
In half an hour the officer saw several
four-oarded gigs rounding the stern
of the transport and making shore
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
Egg sreakaae.

In order to reduce the enormous
breakage Of eggs in transit, which
causes an annual loss of several mil.
lion dollars to producers and raises
the price Of eggs to consumers, ex.
tensive experiments are being con.
Quoted by the bureau of chemistry Of
the United States department of az.
riculture for determining the safest
manner of packing eggs for long and
short shipments by rail. The egg
production In the United States
amounts to about half billion dol.
lars annually, and the necessity OF
better methods Of packing is shown
IN the fact that over nine per cent.
eSf all the eggs received in New York
city are cracked. and that large per.
centage of these are unfit for food.
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
SYNOPSIS.

lieutenant Holton Is detached from his
command In the navy at the outset Of the
Spanish h-American war and assigned to
Important secret service duty. While din
ing at a Washington hotel he detects a
wsiter In the act OF robbing . beautiful
young lady. She thanks him for his serv-
"a Cuban patriot. Later he meets her at
9 ball. secret service man warns Hol-
Ton that the girl Is n spy. Senior La
70 secure important information from
Hoiton, She leaves for her home In
Cuba. HoltOn is ordered to follow her.
La Tossa tells HoIton she Is a Cuban
spy and expresses doubt regarding the
sincerity OF the United States. Holton II
troop transports. He receives orders TO
land Miss La Tossa. who is considered a
dangerous spy. on Cuban soil. At sea
he ts overtaken by another warship.
which takes Miss La Tossa aboard and
Holton is ordered to return to Tampa.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
Philosophical.

Yes, sir. old skinflint, across the
street there. has done more to boom
this here two than any other man
In IT,"
He has? Why he acts like a sur
ly, quarrelsome fellow who wants to
get the best of everybody"
Il know 1t. but that man has been
the making of eleven of our lawyers.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
CHAPTER VII.
In tho Nloht Hours.

In the Night Hours.
Holton smiled gamely. Il am ready.
sir"
The admiral nodded and paced
thoughtfully up down his cabin for .
moment.
"In few moments" he said at
length, II am going over to the