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KNOUFF.

hINUUFF.
Mrs. susanna Marcellis Knouff, widow
of the late John Knouff, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Krise,
near Rocky Ridge, Wednesday morning,
April 10Th, aged 70 years and "a days,
The deceased was daughter of the late
Jacob and Mary Biggs.
Funeral services will be held at Apples
church Friday at II o'clock. M. l..
Creager funeral director.
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ECONOMY 6 COMFORT
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DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.

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Dental Announcement!
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New Advertisements.

Public Sale.
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Dental Announcement.
Notice Wisotzkey Bros.
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Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

will be of this opinion. and that both houses will adopt this exceedingly important bill.
 The great subject of rural credits still remains to be dealt with, and it is a matter of deep regret that the difficulties of the subject have seem ed to render it impossible to com plete bill for passage at this ses- sion. But it can not be perfected yet, and therefore there are no other constructive measures the necessity for which l will at this time call your attention to; but I would be negligent of very manifest duty were I not to call the attention of the senate to the fact that the pro- posed convention for safety at sea awaits it's confirmation and that the limit fixed in the convention itself for its acceptance is the last day of the present month. The conference in which this convention originated
Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

may seem a very small thing. It
 affects only a single item of ap- propriation. But many human lives and many great enterprises hang upon it. It is the natter of making adequate provisions for the survey and charting of our coasts. It is immediately pressing and eXigent in connection with the immense coast line of Alaska, a coast line greater than that of the United States them
 selves; though it is also very inn portant indeed with regard to the older coasts of the continent. We can not use our great Alaskan do- main, ships will not ply thither. if those coasts and their many hidden dangers are not thoroughly surveyed and charted. The work is ineom-
 plete at almost every point Ships and lives have been lost in threading what were supposed to be well known main channels. We have not
Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

was called by the United States; the representatives of the United States played a very influential part indeed in framing the provisions of the proposed convention and those provisions are in themselves for the most part admirable. It would hard ly be consistent with the part we have played in the whole matter to let it drop and go by the board as if forgotten and neglected It was ratified in May last by the German government and in August by the parliament of Great Britain. It marks a most hopeful and decided advance in international civilization. We should show our earnest good faith in a great matter by adding our own acceptance of it.
 There is another matter of which l must make special mention, if l am to discharge my conscience, lest it should escape your attention, It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

provided adequate vessels or adequate machinery for the survey and chart ing. We have used old vessels that were not big enough or strong enough and which were so nearly unsea- worthy that our inspectors would not have allowed private owners to send them to sea. This is a matter which, as I have said, seems small, but is in reality very great Its inn portance has only to be looked into to be appreciated.
 Before l close, may I say a few words upon two topics, much dis cussed out of doors, upon which it is highly important that our judg- ments should be clear, definite and steadfast?
 One of these is economy in gov ernment expenditures. The duty Of economy is not debatable. It is man. fest and imperative In the appro- priations we pass we are spending
Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

the money of the great people whose servants we are-not our own. We are trustees and responsible stewards in the spending The only thing debatable and upon which we should be careful to make our thought and purpose clear is the kind of economy demanded of us. I assert with the greatest confidence that the people of the United States are not jealous of the amount their government costs if they are sure that they get what they need and desire for the outlay. that their money is being spent for objects of which they approve, and that it is being applied with good business sense and management.
 Governments grow, piecemeal, both in their tasks and in the means by which those tasks are to be per formed and very few governments are organized, I venture to say. as wise
Arizona republican., 1914-12-09
PRESIDENT READS
Continued From Page One)

memorable in the history of the world, is that we face new tasks, have been facing them these six months, must face them in the months to come-follow them without partisan feeling, like men who have forgotten everything but a common duty and the fact that we are rep resentatives of a great people whose thought is not of us but of what America owes to herself and tc all mankind in such circumstances as these upon which we looked amazed and anxious.
 War has interrupted the means Of trade not only but also the process of production In Europe it is des- troying men and resources wholesale and upon a scale unprecedented and appalling There is reason to fear that the time is near, if it be not already at hand, when several of the countries of Europe will find 1t difficult to do for their people what they have hitherto been always easily able to do-many essential and fun damental things. At any rate, they will need our help and our manifold services as they have never needed them before: and we should be ready more fit and ready than we have ever been.
 It is of equal consequence that the nations whom Europe has usually supplied with innumerable articles of manufacture and commerce of which they are in constant need and with out which their economic develop ment hats and stands still can now get only small part of what they formerly imported and eagerly look to us to supply theirs all but empty markets. This is particularly true of our own neighbors. the states, great and small of Central and South America. Their lines of trade have hitherto run chiefly athwart the seas, not to our ports, but to the ports or Great Britain and of the older con- tinent of Europe. I do net stop. to inquire why or to make any com ment on probable causes. What in- terests us just now is not the eXpla- nation but the fact. and our duty and opportunity in the presence Of it. Here are markets which we must supply and which we must find the means of action. The United States. this great people for whom we speak and act. should be ready, as never before to serve itself and serve man. kind: ready with it's resources, its of 1orndnptinn and it's means of distribution.
 It is a very practical matter, a matter of ways and means. We have the resources, but are we fully ready to use them? And II we can make ready what we have, have we the means at hand to distribute il? We are never fully ready: neither have we the means of distribution We are willing, but we are not fully able We have the wish to serve and to serve greatly, generously; but we are not prepared as we should be- We are not ready to mobilize our re- sources at once. We are not prepar ed to use them immediately and at their best, without delay and without waste
 To speak plainly, we have grossly erred in the way in which we have stunted and hindered the develop ment of our merchant marine. And now. when we need ships, we have not got them. We have year after year debated, without end or conclu- sion, the best policy to pursue with regard to the use of the ores and forests and water powers CT our na-
Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Neners6riini4e.

Y1ontpe1Iier 81. t6. 5cbr.
Sicr muroeu gcitern @}or9cn
ourh cine SeuerSbrlnit orei Der be-
oertenoiten @ebauoe. Der lluiou Ser
gailep imo Der Bolton 9lod, in 9li9e
gelegt Gie 96i1ar6eiten puroen
ourd cine Gemperotur uon 6 @rao
inter 9lua iebr crihmert. Ger Scr.
mogensihoOeu belduit iid oui chuo
$4,000.
0niucp, Niaii. 16 5cbriar-
Der 9loams 8lod, cines Der Sapt
ae6duoe Der Staot ging aeiteru IN
6lommen out luo es eiititano elm
&ermo0eusihaOen bon $4,000. &cr.
ibieOene 9ewo6ner ser obcrcu Stod
uerfe entfamen init fnapper 9iot6.
g9ilmington Gel, i6. 6ebr.
Die bieiiee Ylaroffoleoer 8o6rit
BON Barr & 0ougbertp plroe acitcrl
ourd einen @rauo 5erit0rt melAer
einen S6oOen BON 100000 anrids
tete. 9ei itarfem 6roit lpirOcl sic
6euerpebrlcute bel Dem oieritiin0igcn
aompf pollitauoia IN cine Gisfruiic
ge6iill..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
SSicOcr ROtt.
Ter seitranOcte 0ampfcr n9loma~
anf ocm @cgc uad %rupiocucc.

9Scw Yorf 16. 6ebruar
Ger Gompicr n&oma," melt6er nit
mebr ais 500 @eriouen an 9oro bei
geo @ons oanO seiirauoet mar lit
pieocr fIott uuO beiiuoet iib auf ser
5abrt ua6 Grooioeuce. Tieic aumoe
bra9tc eue beute 9lbeno BON Dem
9lgenten Ser u6abre.9inie~ empion.
gene ora6tloic 9oti6ait 0ie 9oi.
i6ait mar 10 ll6r 20 9I6cnos oatirt
imo fam BON beh'ngapitdu ser
oGomo.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Nas g8aiier luar ~ falt.


go' niS li9 geitcrn g}uhmittog Eeter
S$ SO Sabre alt, bon 9tr. 51S,
ioIH', t1-St Stelnpooo-9luemuc, angebliD IN
so,'llloroerii6er @eiie om 6uBe Der
9,'s ,'ssO.ooo-Slpenue bel Dem 5peOOen's
gaos, S ms @oiier itiir5te, mar ibm Oas
trSleer ter oo@ 81 falt, I'M iib 81 er-
%"ten. @r periu6te oes6olb 70
a, 1'''u e 'ple mogliH wieoer ans Sono
Iors s'0ll'men was ibm ie6ob ni6t ge-
foms, y Nos lSeuerboot nGotaroct~
,[o,a ' 'Vlll 81 Siilic. uuo Der Sei5er
SriiSlV SHINY Mellon mari ocm SebcnSiibcr-
i6~ul@,9e Elm Seil 81, oas @oli 10
Ocn, O'u ais mo9li6 er6oi6te. gloA-
bpio,cr q ll9 wieOer ouf feitem goOell
~ "'lu' bro6 er beiuo6e 5uiammen.
itrifto M oer Nmbulan5 oeS oitliden 0i-
e. lpuroe er olsoann nod Dem
: 0olep6s-Soipital gc6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
llnter idlucrer gInidlnIbianna.

Soiep6 SiHtnan BON lEbilooelp6ia,
elm 26 Sabre alter 9orbier, uno Ole
27 Sabre olte Wlarp 9arfius, BON
ocrielbcn Staot. purocn geiteru
9(bcno i'm Sauie 9}r. t05, 9IorO.
Sig6itraBe. no iic ieit elmer g9o6e
ais Nioun uno Srou wo6ntcn, Der
6oftet lno in Die mittlere @oli5ciito.
tion cingelieiert. 2iHtnan lit BE-
ihuloigt angebli4 bic 2arfinS al
imnloroliiden 3meden na6 9alti.
more gelodt 5u baben. Seine Oiut.
ter i6rieb an i'm ciuc @oitfnrtc, oui
wclHer iic mitt6ciltc, OoB feline ain-
Der in 'EbilaOclp6ia nab i6m ihrcien.
Ger glrreitout CAB 3il per6eirotbei
5u iein mo Die 9arfins inforniirtc
Bic Goli3ei Bob ibr 2ihtmon per.
iproc6cn babe, lie in Siir5e 81 beirn.
t6en. Seit geitern Wlor9en mar
9idbtmon IN Dem gorbiergeicb1it 9tr.
5i5, @eit 6ranflin StroBe, t60ti9,
Serr @regureiuib bonn SSiliti5oepor.
teneut miro belitc ben Soil uuteriu.
cben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

idmenOung Oos i6m bon ieinsm
@roBDotcr perna6tc Germogen r-
uer6o(6 cines SobrcS ousgibt. 9relu.
tier occeptirt uuo perubt, 10 idnea
mie m0gli6 nit Dem @eloe Ourd5u.
fonnen. 9lQes, mas cr ieOoh in sic
ier Sinii6t luternimmt, ergi6t 0ero-
Oe ooS @egent6eil, Seine llnterncD-
men, onitott 81 iebleu iinO eriolg-
reid, lporouf er iib nod Nlontc Gor-
10 begi6t, Inn sic W}ilion Collars
los SIT lpcrOen. 9l6er ouh BORT &c.
mntnt er, onitott 81 perlieren PM
GnOc lit cr o6er oeunoM 10 erfolg-
reid, iein @elo los 5ii werOen Oos
@ernogen icines GnfclS 5u er6olten
mo 5ugleid1 ole Sono icinerSugenO.
frelmOiu, M}orgorct @raD.
,,Goloniul.~
.16e g96ite Slope, Elm SdouipicI
ans Der 6eoer 0es 9ii6neni6riititel-
lerS 9ortleD Campbell ging aeltern
9l6enO inn nGolonial-Ebcate ii6er
Sic 9rcttcr. Gas Stiid lit 10 in-
tereiiout gci6rie6en ole G5araftcre
10 lebensop6r mieocrgege6cn mo oie
Sceuerie'n 10 noturgetreu lmO Oen
Sn6olt oeS Stiides entiprct6eno oar
geiteQt, Dab SSeOcrmann Elm paor
genllBreicbe ShmOen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
glon Sc ms Nafen.


9lni Ocm 9IorOo. SloDO 9onipier
u@rili5 Srieorid @il6eln," Der 6eu.
tc BON 9lelu g)orf nod 9remerbopen
o6f06rt, beiinOet iih Serr @enrp g.
Gi6ongc N}olonc BON Baltimore.
Ger Ganpier oWiatiloo @eemS, "
Der out Souuto9 8meimal in Ser SD,
be BON ScDen SPOT &nou iniolqc 0cs
itorfen @iies oliilief febrte geiteru in
0en 0aien 3uriid imo miro iih IN
Elm GrodenOod bege6en Oomit ieitge.
iteqt perOen fam, ob er irgen0lpie
beihdoigt muroe.
Gie beioen Gis6reher6oote iino
5ur 3eit i'm Soien beidGitigt inn oos
Sobrluoiier flor 81 bolten
@lorris 9romu BON G6eitertopt
wuroe pom 3olleinne6mer Stone 81
einer @eloihoie Don $i0O oeulrtbeiIt.
neil er ieinem Wlotorboot fein 9lebels
born bate,
@eil Ser 9fomen oes gooteS pom
Solter @e6er pon 8oir6anfs, ni6t
porihriftsmdBie on 6eioen Seiten
0es 9uges ange6raht mar. puroe
Der Sn6ober 81 $40 Stroic perur.
t6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
gserOcn murocn setraat.

Or @iQium &. @iegonO mo @at-
tin ianoten geitern Ginlaoungeu 81
Der morgen 9lbenO Inn vi ll6r IN
Der biibofli6-proteitantiidcu @rocc.
un0 ct. 9Seters-airAe Itattiin0enoen
Iroulug i6rer Eo1tcr, Sri. SaSel
@iegono, nit Serrn @lorencc Sc
&oD @inn aus. 9lad Der Eraluug
finoet eii @mpiong i'm Souie Der 81
tern Ser @raln, 9tr. 1911, @laoiiou-
gLuenne. itntf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Sitiius Scr SIltitaOter.

0csV VSlltc S117 Slbcno iinoct in Der Soae
Ocs Sown MISUNDERSTANDING
i. @oro. G'e ylonatsueriammhlng Oes
fonto,' ,'iS Der aollfleute uno 6a6ri-
WcrSaa Wa Der sIltitaot~ ifott. SSn Oieier
hps '''''l'llln9 miro oas Gonlitc. wels
Ser ~ n'lt oem Stuoilm Oes YlancS
5lr % oS}ennlglponio 9a6ngeieaI6oit
SiitoS,.sSr S,.sSr9roBerung Der Colbert. Ctr
ncn nyar,Oa9n9Ofe !, bcoiiitroat piroc, ici-
" Scribt o6lcocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
@crnnma fiir glnOerc.

80 Saftbeie6le wurOeu aeitern
Our1 9iidter 0ean IN Der uorooitli-
cbeil goA3eiiiation ausgeiteat iiIr
@erionen, Die oeii gefrorencn Sdnee
auf Dem Grottoir Dor Oeren Sduicr
nidt entfcrnt botten Gopt. Nlor.
6iicr CAB ieinen 2euteu ben 9efebl,
itrift oarouf 81 icbcn oaB Die Srot-
toirS rein gebalten ueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
snInaar 6efiirdltct WlurSnnidlnn.

gl @oio, 1G. 6ebr, General
Sola5ar, Der iriibere Gpmnouoont
Osr 6reimilliaenuSaS 9unoes6eereS,
ser iib jebt i'm @eiangenenlager ami
6ort9liB befiuoet, beiiir6tet Dab sic
Hebaaeu oen Geriud mohen per0en
ieine @ahe 5u iibeuudltigen nm Oen
Ginorud ber0or5urilien ais o6 ie
i6m BEL einem Shidtoeriudl bebililih
ieiu mollen. sic be5peden nod ei-
ner llnidt Oanit Dob Die ameritoui.
ihen Gulppen i'm eridieBet ialls cr
no6 i6rer Nleiniiug uermden iollie.
81 entfonmeu Solajor bat @cie.
raj Scott nm Sdus in eincm iolAcn
Sale criudt umo Ser @eneral 6ot
i6m Oen Sd)ub oeS @obt6auies Inn
Sort nnge6oten.
Girh ieinen 9lmpolt in 9ll6ur
querquc. g. @}.. bat Solo5or oen Ve.
neral Scott bcuahridtist ooB iMu
ieOer 6lu6tOeriud fern liegc neil er
gau5 genou miiic. oaB Elm iolcber ei-
nen ltnmittel6oren ZOO 5ur 6olge 6o.
gcn miiiie Gr fiirdtet aber einen
SGeinongriif Ser RebeIlen sic ion
onf oieie @eiie Germ ans Dem @c0e
eerdumt id6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
@litt uilf Dem Giic nus,

Ger 50 Sabre altc eugene Smith
BON gtr. 1926, @eit.9om6oroitroBc,
3og iib cine Gerrenfimg Der SduIter
5lt ais er al Der @arf-9lpenue, na1e
Scr Serinatou.StraBe, aeitern @lor-
gen ouf Dem glatten 9oOen ans
rutidte uno 81 9ooen iiel, Gr COB
ieood an feline dr5tli6e Siilie 81 be-
not6igcn, ino ieetc ieiucn gSeg tort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
sdaOcn 0nrdl ggaHcrr81rcn6rndl.

Cie @rOgeiAoiie Oreier groBer @e-
iAditsgc6Glloc i6erirbwemmt.
@roBer Stooen ougeri1tet Fl
6euer6ei Gmrih uuO anOerc
itdotiidc 9eonite sur steIIe oe-
ruieu
Su 6olge eines @oiierro6reu6riI-
DIES lpurOen geitcrn 9lbeuO sic Gro-
Qcidoiie Oes gl6ell@e66uoes on Der
Gde BON South. umO Baltimore
StroBc, OcS Sale Gepoiit-@e6du-
OeS" mo oeS ullniteo SrretD @e.
6Guoes" ii6eridtpenimt. Sn fur5cr
Belt itieg OaS goiier Orei SUB bod
Glcftriide &urpen miBten in ben
@e66uOen ongeponOt peroen nm 81
Der6iiten, OoB 0os @aiier in @epols
be lnO @elOid)rdnfe eiuOringen
fonnte, 6euerdef Gmrid unO ol-
Oerc Geonlte purOen 6erbeigerlifen
oa 9lniangs ongenommen wurOe,
OoB cine 9eitlng Oes SOdorud-
96ihiDitems eeplabt iei, Ole eIeftri.
i6e So6ritiible IN Dem ollniteo
Suretp @ebGuOc" wur0en in 6olge
Ser lle6eridwemnlng auBer 9etrieb
QeieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
(srLitt @cin6rndl.

@eim S6littenin9ren an Ger
9onoitraBe uno 6airmouut-9loemle
fu6r Ger fl Sabre alte Souis Softer
bon g}r. 2i5, 9loro-9roabmao, gegen
einen 9Sfoiteu uno bro9 oas redte
9eiu. gr wnrOc in ole @Blinaerihe
glpot6cfc gcbrud5t lmo bon bort our6
einiae 6relrn0e nod Nollie aei@ofit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Niidlenhrnnn.

9ur6 eiuen iibcrbci5ten Ofeu ent.
itanO in Dem Sauie 9tr. 1902, Or
leonssStroBc, oas BON 6rmn Sarab
3osboif 6cwo6nt miro, in Der Slide
ein 6cuer, Oas our6 Die 6er6eigeril-
fene 6euerme6r erltidt iuuroe. Der
S1ooen lit rm6eoellten0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Gm 5utcl bcr6aftet.

G6orlcS g8. @cbitcr bon 9tr. AL
observation-disclosures, miro bcutc inter
Ocr 9lui6ulOimmg angcblid i'm 500
tel 9ialei96 iiG unge6iibrli6 bctrogen
81 6o6cn, Dem @oli5eiricbtcr Supplee
poraefiihrt perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Nhrnna lIprtlnlsl.

gtem j Dorf, t6. Sebrnar
Cine alf oiciem Continent nod ourh
aus cigenQrtige Geremomc piro sic
Carnegie Soa am a. aRdr5 crlebcn
PIN 9lbeno oieieS Cages miro oos
nmeritaniihe 9olf. pom o@ipic 50.
rum" Dertreten. bort Oen Grbauer
oes @onama-aaualS. Cberit 0oc.
t6als v5lr 9lncrfennIna ouSae5cicb
meter oficutlicber 0ienite" NIT Der iiir
iolhe 3mefe reugeitiitctcu G6rcn.
Nieooiae oetoriren.
Die groBarti9e Seiitma mooerncr
Sngenicur.Sunit, Die Ger Cbcrlt nit
Der 0urbitehuug oes Sii6mus DOH
Nauamu poll6raht 6at, leaitiniirt i6n
o6ne @eitcres 5l Dem glniprb. ais
criter Gnpi0nger Der pom 0iuic SO.
rum geibofieneil glus5eihuuhg erlo-
rem 5u meroeu 0ltiA tii @eaenlob
5u oen fir Sciihtiioen ucrlic6cuci
@6ren-Doftortiteli H. /. p. cine
Gbrrlg bcoriitcn0er &croienlte Inn
ooS @emeimpo6l 0es Goltcs oiS.
oriid:. 9n9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

nannt 81 6a6eu, ais er NIT Dem go
I3eimari6aQ telep6ouiih iprad ino
oeniel6en lun eiueu Eo0 llrlaub err
iubte. Die @oli3ei.Gommiiidre be-
itroiten i'm Inn $40 lmO 5ogen ibn
iimf Gage bon ieinem 9lrlailb ab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

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