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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
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gen 1T, ii4 pieber in einem tleinen
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pie folgt:
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an9riffs auf unIere pOiitionen peitlid)
bon SulIu4. @s fanDen tpdbrsnD bes
gan5en Sa9es 6eftige admpfe Itatt, nit
benz Reiultat, DaB mir ale uniere Bo-
iitionen bebolpteten nit Qusnabme an
egtrem linten 5liisel, ND Der Geinb unz
9efd6r $50 Darbs DON einem 9rabeu
na6m. Die feinbli6en @sgenangriffe
laHen jeBt an Sefttgteit na9.
PIN Na9mittag oes 20. lisB Der
5einb eine W&ine inter unIeren @rds
ben BEL SOose iprin9en, ND ourcb es
i6m gelang, ii4 in unierer Ooroeriten
Ginie feit3uieben. 9ur6 9egenan=
griffe, Die mir am 30. madter, gelanq
es uns, ben grOBten 36sil Oes aerloren
gegangenen @rabens pieOer5unsbmen,
DSeute bat bic Gage an unierer
5rOnt tsins 9lsnoerung erfahrsn.
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naren unIsre eSlieger Iebr attio. Ga
fanben II Sample in Der Suft ituti
unb nur in einem 5aa purbe cine bri-
fii6e WtaI6ins 5eritDrt. Sin oeutI6es
Slug3eug tpur0e innerbalb unIsrsr 81.
ME gum Rieoergeben ge3pungsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
9ie &fe in @elten ne6men jett
luieOer einen norm0len 9}erlauf&
Nno oir pritfn babfn bel Zoos 31ptitipnen at,
Dir pfntfbfn nfrlurfn.

offi3iellen &reiien uerii6ert Dtrb.
Sn gtben bate man niemals ptti
9ertrausn in bic 9srii4erungen Bull
guriens geba6t, bab bic Wlobi.iiirung
Der bulgariiden armee nur cine Iors
iihtsmabregsl lei. lle6er Dds spentueIls
8erboltsn Rumdnisns III tbutiG4ll9
ni6ts betannt, man but a6er imner
angenommen, Dab bic 5rsunbi3dft
Rumdniens fir Stutien unb 6roatrei4
bas 2anb oeranlaiien pirb, tie Sa4e
Der @ltsntemG6te gu untsrItiiBen.
Man bsf6dftist ii6 jebt nit Der
iruge. ipsl6s Silfs Die gntentes sgId6te
Gris9enlanb unb Ssrbien lsiiteu t0n=
nen. IS mirO porgsidlagen, oa5 cine
gsrsinborun9 nit 9rie6enlano getrofs
fen tperbsn iOlle, ber5ufOl9e. bag fir
ieben Solodtsn ben 0riehenlano Ger
bien gu pile l9Idt, bic Gntsntsmadie
einen Solbatsn in Sdloniti lanben
iOlIteu. CUR gsi8iiBuns bes grie6iIden
@ebietes i'm Siibn unb bar bisie
5ruppen, nenn bic 3sit tommt. geaen
9ulaarien marI9iren iOIlen. Wlan
halt bies aber nur fir einea Der
'S6ritts, bic gsgen gulsarien nnters
noumen perbentOnnsn, ipenn bieies
2anb F6 iernsrbin bsrausforbernb
narhrf fla,, fnlIfp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
Die 1ransoien tuaren nit
Ratinnen fur bis 10
1agen berfeben.
Sic battsn Offsnbar .rs
Dartet. o6ne @eiteres
Sard 8elsien unb2us
gemburg marriott.

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our4 8eIgien unb9us
Iemburg marriott.
rem tDnnen.
Jm 6ddg, /. DIT. - lleber Con.
bon. - Die .aDlHiids 3situug" .rs
Hart, bab bic sruppsn Der qllliirten
bic ben Seutfdsn an Der nSrbli6eu
9dlfte Der Gront seseniibsrs,ben, pier,
biz finfmaI 70 fart isien. aIa BIZ
SeutIhen.
.Oeutfde aanonen unb Rai6in,n.
ssi4iib.." fast bic 3.ituns. ~mahtsu
ben 5einb nisbsr, absr troB Der gerss
bon aei6sn riidtsn bic fran3SiiI9n
aplonnsn Dor. Gs i4eint, ras bi.
fsinbIidsn sruppsn NIT Rationsn fir
a6t Bis 5ebH Gage usrishsnparen. Dies
bsutst an. bab iis barauf sere6u,t bai'
ten, obns Weiisres burd aiir.mburs
unb gelgi.n mari4irsn gu tOnnsn. Die
SffeniiDs an bi.isr JrOnt BAT iotpsii
NIT elmer pollitGnbiaen Ni.b.rIase iiir
ben ifsinS sesnbst.
rarob bss SdidfaIs Der SauIsnb.,
bic 3ipii4en unisrsn Sta9eIbrabtss Gins
osrniiIn bon unisren Maidinenses
i6iiben niebsrssmGbt purbsn, icbidten
bic gritsn INNER usu. srupssn sum
ansriff por.'
9 4iffe in 8rans.
Sonbon. /. Ott. - Cine Uepe,
ide aus GbriitianIanb, gorlpessn,
iast:
.Das norlpesiide ai4teribiff .iylos
riba", nit StiibbaIisn fir 9erabsrte
an gorb lnb pon Gbrifiiunia na6
Dull uniertpess, i'm Ghlepptau bes
nortuegiidsn 1ampfers .Dbdnapria' |,
ipuros IN LETTER Rdht pon einsm beut.
fden lluitriesboOt am iiiblidsn enbe
Don Voripegen IN granb seItsdi.
.Gs ipurbsn 5ipti anbers DabrSsuss
btusrtt, bic In GlaHlmsn ittbsn..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
Wfit ber Cffemiibe ber
Uriten TT es su Gmbe.
Die Dtuti4sn riiden n0rbli6 pon Coos
iuieb'r Dor
llHo IN Der Champaign. iperb.n ar.
Ansriffe Der 5ransOIsn prompt
ubgdflassn.
@n Der oitli4sn 5ront ba6.n bic Dsuf.
fden i'm September $4,000 Wann
ssfdnssn senommen
unb 81 aanonen unb 29S WaI9insns
eef4iits sro6srt.

Wsrlin, i. Dit. - Qui brabts
lofem Wese mad 5udsrion, y. s. -
9as grobs 9auptqlarti,r tiinbist an,
oab bic griteH ibre 9lHsriffs sinseiteat
babM unb bic Teutfhen u5rblid DON
Zoos Deitere JOrtiaritte ssmaat tas
ben. Mud ale alnsriffe Der Jranso.
Ten 0itIi4 Don Sou4s3, n6rbii4 bon
RelIpille unb in Der Champagne iinb
abseihlagen tuorbsH. Gs piro fsrner
ansetiinbist, bab i'm September on Der
ruhifden Grout unssfdbr $1,000
WaHH sefansen ssnOmmsn unb 81
Ganonsn unb 298 Wai4inenseidiise
ereberi purben. Der 9eri4. lautst
ipis foIst:
.WeftIidsr ariessidauplas: .TsinOs
lide Wonitors baben 2oHl6asrt5poe
unb TibbsIteris, in gsIsisn, bomburs
biri, obns S1absn anauridten.
Die griten ma1ten am Donneiiag
teiHs tpeii.re ansriffs. Infer GsseHs
ansriff nSrblid uon Coos mahte tueis
isre Gortihritfs, tros bss beitisen sol.
bsrfianbes bes 8sinbss. mir madien
,iniss Gsfangsus unb erbsuteisn 5pei
Wafdiusnssihass unb eiusn Winsns
perfer.
sgtriua. Der Grau5Oisn. Ditli6 DON
Sou6s5 unb n0rbIid DON glsuDius
pprsuriidsn, fcblus.n fehl. Sn Der
Champaign. ,nadts Der Jsinb sinsn srs
foIsloisn ausriff nit itarten 5rup'
penmaFsn in Der gegenb bon aubsrs
bile. 2llle ansrifie Der Gran5oien in
Der norbpsitlid Don Maifiges gelese'
nsn gesenS. an bsnen 9ruPpsn bon ne
ben peridisbeu,n 0ipifionen tbsi!nabs
men. iparsn sleidfaIls srfolslos/ Die
3abl Der g.fans.nsH. bic iotpeit in Der
Champagne s.mudt ipurosn, 1T duf
1O4 Dffiisre uno 7o19 Wann a.Itiss
seu.
.erfolsrei4s MiHsnsIpIoiionen bas
ben bic frans0iiidxn poiitiOnsn BEL
9arquois fart bsfddbist.
.iJranSOiif4s aDiatitsr btltstsn 5es
nins9istdro, i'm Department. PAS be
Galuis. 16 M.iI.n fiib6itli4 BON BE.
tbuns sslsssn. NIT gOmbsH uub tObts'
ten adt fransUiif&e giirser. llns|
ipurbt isin S4absH 5ussfiist.
.CsitIidsr ari,ssfdauplaB: slrme.'
erupps bss lsIbmariadlls bon Sin.
bsnburs: MeitIi& bon DpiEst, bel
0rsnbfsn, TT absr abermals sine fsinb'
lid. ppIition BON uHisrsn Gruppen er'
iiiirnt iporbsn.
Wdbrsnb Der aampfe. bic 0iiIid
bon Minb3ilol unb an Der grcnt 3ipi.
fdsn SmOrstn unb Wiidnsp ftaitfuns
ben. bradsn ansrifis Der RuiIsu untsr
i6persn gerIuiim sufammsn. Die
gtrmessrupps bes 5sibmnridaas bon
niHbsnburg madts am DonnsrFtas
1850 Gsfanssns.
.armssrupps bee prin5en e.opOlb;
Ger GsiaS isbts feline srfolslOi.n On.
grIffs fort. sic tpurSsn alIs a6asitbIa' |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
Gtaatsoepartentent
Sat nunmebr aGe S6rtftitiide bic
an Sames s. S. 9lr9ibalo ss,
funDen puroen.
Die &bberufung beg 6auptmann's
BON Papen foG bemnGdit bsr>
langt tperoen.

gBafbington, .. g., l. Stt.
- 2lqs Qn3eifen beuten baraufbin,
bab tpenn bic beuti9e gfegierung
ni4t 6innen turaem ibren 6ieiigen
WlilitGratta&e 6auptmann pon papen
aug freien Stiideu a6beruft, bic 8uns
besresierung feline 2lbberufung pers
langen Iptro.
2lQe S6riftitiide, bic Der lamerttaa
niI6e aorreiponoent Sames s. 5.
arhi6alo bel ii6 bate, als er bon ben
engliI6en 8eb0rben angebalten murs
be, befinOen iih nun i'm 8eiiB bss
Stadtsbepdrtement unb Is Ipuroe am
9Srettaa in bem 0epartemeut anges
Oeutet, bag ron papen iid in genau
berIelben gBeiie geqen bic otplomatis
iden llfancen pergungen baben ioa,
lpie Der Olterreidiite gOtI6after Or.
0umbu, beRen Nbberufung betannts
lid I6on erfolgt lit.
Nm @r6ibalo tpurben bic fpl9ens
ben ShriftItiide gefunben;
Memoranbum oes beutf9en gots
idafters 9rdfen bon 8ernitorff bes
5iiglicb Der Wioerlsgung Der @nihuIs
bigungen, ipelhe gegen eepiiie Mtts
9lieber bes 8ptI6dftitabs pegeu ans
9e6liter unneutraler 9lttioitdt srbos
ben tporoen.
Wemcranbum eines uHgarii6eu
ReDatteurs obne llnteri6rift, in tpels
chem cine Ginmiidung in bic umeritas
niIae Snbuitrie porgei&lugen puroe.
5auptmann DON papen an bas
beuti5e ariegsmiuiiterium, NORM bic
Bridgeport 4rms 60. erfpdbut Diro.
Sieies S6riftitiid 1T bereits perDfs
fentIiht porben.
3uitrift 9auptmaHn's DON papen
an Das oeuti6e artsgsmiHiiieriIm
ii6er ben 9lntauf DON SuIol.
Brief bes Souptmann's Don papen
an feline Satin.
.3ui6riit bes Sauptmann's DON
papen an hus 2riegsminiIterium iiber
Observation-Disclosures.
Drei 6iffrirte Sdriftftiide, 3tpsi
on bic beutide uno ems an bic otter
reiaiite Regieruns.
3uI6rift bes 6iterreidtI6en Sots
itafters an ieine Regierung, porin
QrGiibent WilIpn tritiiirt unb bic
3pedlriigtett peiterer 9roteIte rpesen
bie Wunitiorsausfubr aus ben Der.
Staten betont pirb.
grief oes Diterreidiiden aoniuIs
S6pegel in ct. 2ouis, in tpeIten er
iiber einc llrterrebung nit Serrn
Mecter, bem gertreter Der Gbtooeoer
pDtler berihtet.
Brief bes @rafen BON 9eruitorff
an Sames ). s. arhibaIb.
Ginfiibrungsiareiben fir 9lrc9ihaIb
BON Snup.mann BON Ydpen.
Bier giuiiibrunesi9reibeu fir ars
tibolp bonn @rafen Dpn 9ernitorff.
Ra bpslappp Dtrb Berlin
einen 8e u9 q B itatten.
Dien, l. Sttober. - gtus Spfiu
pirb gemelbet, baS Der buIgariIcbe
premierminiIter RabosldpptD fi9
bemnhit mad Berlin beseben perbe,
ansebIib nm Ieinem Shpisgeriobn
einen geiu9 ab3uitatten.
5orpebo bot ber alIiirs
ten BON ben Sirten in
benSrunbsef9of fen.
Berlin, l. Ottober. (DrabtlOs
no1 Satertpn, ". 81 - Cine offis
sielle getunntma9ilpg bes ariegss
miniitsriums in &puitunttnopel uns
term Datum bonn 27. Septamber Idus
tet Die folgt:
.1iirtiihe &iitenbatterien baben
ein fsinblihes 9orpebobpot IN Der
Rdbe bon asrsDisesirs in ben Gsaas
gsiHnfsyl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02

gen uHb es purbsn feds Offi5i.r. nns
494 Wann ssfanssn seuommsn irne
feds Wai6ins,issfdiiBe erotstt.
.9,i Der 9rm.esruppe bes Gslomar.
fdaIIs bon Wadenfen III bic Gage IN.
perdnbert.
sarmsesruppe bss Generals Don
Siniinsn: llniere ansriffs MAIDEN
CUTE 5orii6rit!s:
Die 3abl Der GefaHssusn. bic i'm
Often i'm September ssmadt puroeu,
beIauft ii6 auf 421 Sifisirs uuh
95.464 Mann unb es ipuroen 81 aas
noH.n, 29s Waidinsus.iaiiss uHb Elm
GeroplaH erb.utst.
Die DffeniiDe Der 4lliirs
ten elm GebIf4las.
aSIn. 80. sspt., Dia aonbOu. 1.
Sitobsr. - Ser aorrsfponbsnt Der
aaOIniiaM Seiiung" teIssrapbirt ME
foIst:
vGs tpirb INNER tlarsr. caB bic DE
fsniips Der alaiirtsn, bic nit sinsr riss
iissn aruppsHma6t unterHommsn
tpurbe, bic an ben bstreffenben g}unttsn
su tou3sntrir.n mshrsr. Morat. in
anipru4 nabm, ii6 als Elm J.blidlas
srtpeiisn pirb. Die ansriffe !iao iest
on Der san5en GroHt gum Stillitanb
geiommen unb bic Ssutiden isben
ipeiteren ansrifien nit Sl.i4mutb
sntssssn. Die 5ruppen iinb pom be-
fen 0eifte beIssIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
5m Often erringen sic 9euf( (&en uno
@eferrei6er aeue Siege.
9as Gin9reiien 8ul9ariens in ben
&rieg ,pirb jebt Riimolt6 erlpartet.

rmAt ebpar 9rA bO4 nit Der Can
bafh aunaht
unS
SHn
nffsn bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
@etterberi6t.

baB i9on 9uiammenitDbe 3ipif4en
Serben unb 9ulaaren irdttsefunben
9aben. @ine bulgurii6e patrouille
iall 6ei 9rit4oufe ierbii6e S8ilbpds
den angergriffsn baben, bic fi8 au'
riitaOqen. Die 8ulgarsn ginaen auf
ierbtI6es @ebiet iiber, no Tie msbrers
S5tunhsn hfieheu
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04

stone is believed to be a veritable petrifaction of the original creature. It is brought to an insurance com pany for safety. and the president. Peter Amos Dunn, removes it to his own home for greater security. An electric wire gets into accidental con- tact with the figure. and vivifies it. The dignified insurance company president :s thus suddenly confronted by the live. and very animated, in deed, prototype of the previous statue, who. garbed in her ancient costume. proceeds to run wildly through the house. In despair. Dunn clothes the incarnate0 statue in the garb of his children's governess, in which guise it causes all the Iudicrous happenings which the film story unfolds.
 The comicality of the situations is abundant and consistent. The many humorous dilemmas in which the very respectable president finds himself and the screamingly funny climax at which he is discovered with Niobe by his startled wife. will create more laughter than has been caused by any film comedy of recent times.
 A splendid cast assists the attrac- tive qualities of the feature, while Miss Dawn is throughout her cntirs characterization completely fascinat- ing.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04

covered yesterday when Policeman IVi1kerson and Constable Morrell Nls- tied the room of the Vega woman ana found a guitar. some silk and other small articles under the floor Of the woman's room. There is still a large amount of the plunder that remains unaccounted for
 Chief of Police Brisbois yesterday exnressed himself as well pleased at fhe work of Policemen Wilkerson and Barnum in quickly apprehendlng the men who robbed the Churchill home and left it after setting it afire, inten- tionaIlv or otherwise. He believes that a bad gang has been taken in custody and that the petty thieving that has been going one for sometime Will pc broken up Policeman Wilkerson pe- lieves that before it is over he will To- cate practically all the goods stolen on Sunday night.
 The men and the two women now Hndcr arrest will probably be officially transfer ed to the county sometime to- day It is believed that in addition tC charge of burglary against the three men, that additional charges of arsor may be filed.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
Watch Us Step

Watch Us Step" is a funny show, the Coliseum audience like to laugh and they had the chance last night Watch US Step" pleased two capacity houses and Jimmy Lee the clever com edian was given a royal welcome at each performance The Lee Musical Comedy company is an organization of hard workers they have a company of artists that work from the first curtain until the last. The clever chorus of seven is good looking. wear a dozen different costumes and are right there on each song and dance. Jimmy Lee, Frank Vack, Tommy Burns, Lew Mathews. Marie Lee and Madeline Lee who sustain the principal parts, do high class work and greatly aid in the success of the roaring comedy Baby Angeles sings her French song well. Lovers of rich farce comedy can not afford to miss this bill. It will run tonight and tomorrow night. Chang ing Thursday they will offer The Funny Mir Dooley."
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS
GREAT METRO FEATURE
 FROM LAND OF SNOW

In "The Shooting of Dan McGrew
 a production from the studios of the Popular Plays and Players company, with the famous dramatic star, Ed mund Breese in the role of the man from the creeks the producers have established a number of novel prece- dents In order to secure the proper atmosphere. detail and local color, MT Breese and a company of eighty play CTS journcyed from New York to Ahi- tiba. Canada, during the height Of the big snow season. Exact duplicates or Alaskan settlements were built at tre- mendous cost A duplicate of the fam ous WaIamute Saloon. which existed in the pioneer days. was constructed and destroyed by fire. The picture re- quired two months of strenuous effort to complete. There are two hundred and eleven scenes in the five reels. It was produced at a total cost of over S5O.OO0. This is Edmund Breese'S first appearance in pictures since his pow erful production of The Master Mind a year ago. Also one reel comedy.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
MORE GOODS AND
 FIFTH ARREST
Woman Taken into Custody When Found in Posses sion of Articles Stolen from Churchill Home Late Sunday Night

With the arrest yesterday by Police man R. l.. WilkcrsOn and Constable Roy Morrell of Maria Vega, young Mexican woman, another step was talk en in unaveling the mystery of the robbery and fire at the home of Mrs. Virginia F. Churchill, Second and Mon roe streets, on Sunday evening or early Monday morning. Incidentally a par tial confession was secured from Ricar- do Cobo, one of the three Mexicans previously apprehended in which Cobo admitted he stood on guard outside the house while Miranda and Oneta ran sacked the interior. He explained the possession of some of the articles stol- en by saying they were given him as his reward for keeping watch.
 More of the stolen articles were re-
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
Hazel Dawn as "Niobe"

Hazel Dawn whO several months ago added the distinction of an in ternationaI screen triumph to her numerous stage laurels, through her characterization of "One of Our Girls.'' a Famous Player production, is again presented by that celebrated feature producing company in novel five-part comedy, "Niohe,'' from the play by Harry and Edward A. Paul ton, the chief attraction at the Ari- zona theater today and tomorrow on the Paramount program "Niobe" is a humorous blending of the ancient and the modern. a comedy that begins three thousand years ago and ends today.
 The story is of a statue of the tearful Queen, Niobe, a famous char acter of Grecian mythology. The
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04

erty in the propagation of these beliefs but before long having incurred the en- mitv of the prefect of police her hus band is arrested and condemned to eX- ile. He escapes and his friend starts the sentence for him. Then the girl tries to reach her husband and reach ing the colony finds the friend instead of the husband. The husband being reported dead she plights her troth to the friend and the two pledge them selves to each other only to find short ly afterwards that the husband lives. The three then escape from the camp are followed and in the fight which follows the husband is slain and the two live on their life together.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
Hearts In Exile

The World Film picture Hearts in Exile with Clara Kimball Young which was shown at the Lamara yesterday and will be there again today proved to be a splendid picture in every re- spect. It was acted with all the ability and emotion that Clara Kimball Young can put into a picture. The story is one of great heart interest. It tells of the trials and tribulations of a young girl in Russia who undertakes to con- tinue preaching the political doctrines of her father. She marries q rich man in order not to be hampered by pow
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
ADDITION OF:
 ARBITRARY |S
 BEING FOUGHT
The Corporation Commission Asks for Suspension While Chairman Jones Confers With the Railroad Or ficialS

The addition by the railroads of the arbitrary charge on shipments to Phoe-
 nix is being vigorously contested by the corporation commission. Request for suspension of the arbitrary
 charge and all items carrying advances
 has already been filed with the inter
 state commerce commission while at
 the same time the matter is being talk
 en ID directly with the carriers.
 As soon as the new intermOuntain
 tariffs were received and checked it
 was seen that the new rates would re-
 suit in the re- -establishmnt of the extra
 charge on shipments to Phoenix and that in a number of cases this would
 result in an increase over the former
 rate At the same time, the tariffs were checked by Chairman Jones' audi
 tor Sangster and Rate Expert Retts. who were at Chicago attending the passenger rate hearing
 Formal request for a suspension was at once forwarded to the interstate commerce commission, asking that the new advances be held up until a hear ing could be had.
 The matter of the abolition of the arbitrary charge to this city is being taken up at a conference this week at san Francisco between Chairman Jones. w. c. Barnwell, assistant freight traffic manager of the Santa Fe system and c. w Luce, freight traffic manager of the Southern Pacific coast lines. The conference with the rail-
 road officials was arranged by MT. Jones as soon as he learned of the eff feet of the new rates.
 | The commissions fight to secure and 1 retain main line rates for Phoenix will, l If successful, result in a saving of ap- proximately s350,000 annually to the | Salt River Valley in freight rates alone. ! It is based on the contentious that 1 Phoenix is not properly classed as a | branch line point, but is in reality a ] transfer point: and that the cost of the 1 short haul from Maricopa does not
 warrant an additional charge over the
 rate to Yuma or other points farther west. It was on the showing made on
 the latter contention that the arbitrary 1 was stricken off of a number of items
 some years ago.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
"The Diamond from the Sky"

The seventh chapter of tThe Dia- mond from the Sky" the feature of the program at the Lion theater today and tomorrow is the same portion of the great $10,000 story of Roy l.. McCardell that appeared in The Republican last Sunday morning. It is a most interest ing chapter because it takes up the story from the place where Arthur Stanley got away from the crowd at the fete by running his horse along the footway of the grandstand and out over the bars into the open. The posse gives chase immediately but Stanley gets away. While riding through lonely place he comes upon dead fox hunter and changes clothes with the body making a way to the home of Farmer Smith.
 Meanwhile Hagar's detectives discov- ersthat the finger prints upon the body of the slain Dr. Lee are not those of Arthur Stanley but those of Blair Stanley. Hagar rushes to Mrs. Stanley with the evidence and Blair strikes her down and senseless. Then he hides her handcuffed form in the Stanley secret chamber and runs away with the pho tographs discriminating him Not far away a small colored boy driving a pig spots an owls nest in a tree and clam boring aloft finds the 'gleaming dia- | mond rom the sky
 In addition to this feature the pro- | gram contains a splendid American two l reel drama featuring Vivian Rich, Tn i the Purple Hills. It is an exciting | story of lawlessness and revenge Sid | Chaplin appears in "GussIe Tied to | Trouble, while one reel Maiestic ! kid drama The Little Tin Soldier Man completes a six reel program of more
 than ordinary merit.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
Ideal Rathind

The bathing is just right at Riverside today, Wednesday being the day when most bathers think the temperature has reached just the right point for pleas ure and comfort Since the installa- tion of the heating plant the number of bathers has increased very mater tally, most Arizonians seemingly hay ing an aversion to anything even faint iy resembling a cold bath. The warmer evenings are making evening bathing more popular and numerous parties are being made up to enjoy the bathing after the picture show, there being one party of eighty people last night who all went in after their picnic supper and watching the movies. An unusual iy interesting program is on at the pie ture show tonight
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
TO LIVE BY FAITH

I am crucufied with Christ; never theIess I live; yet not l., but Christ liv- eth in me; and the life which l now live in the flesh I live hy the faith of the Son of God. Who loved me and gave himself for me.-Galations ?, 20.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
DERIVE NARCOTIC FROM HEMF

Marihuana, a narcotic derived from a Mexican hemp. is stronger th1u opium and corresponds to the h2shcy5h of the Far East. A hcrticuituIi-t re- .cently found the plants in large mum bers growing in a San Antonio cattle corral
Arizona republican., 1915-08-04
HAS "TwO-waYv MASONS

Members of the Chicago Craftsmen Chapter of Operative Masons are Mas ons in two senses of the word. They are bricklayers and stone masons and are members of the Masonic order