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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
JuIa,to.

Die 9ealnten Ser Dat 9sont id)en
Enloerfabrifen MAIDEN befonnt, odb
! iie Die lorgfdltigite ltnteriudlina an
gelte[lt, aber nid)ts gefl1l0ell Dnbel!,
Dos auf Die llrfahe Der grploiiol
idlieBel laIle @lei15eitig MAIDEN
tie befarrlt, ooB fein slnbalt irgeno
pelder 9lrt fir Die slnnabrne critic
re, baB bier ein 0erbrehen borlieae.
Groboem miro BON anoerer Seite
ihon eifrig gegen Die yreilnoe ser
oeutihen Gerbiihoeten gebest. gine
ieiler logenannten Spe5ialoepeiben,
Die gelpobnlib llntpnbres berihtcn
ooer Ses8iuefen oiereil 8dbIt olle
6euer iin0 grploiionen auf Die trfib-
reno Der lebten Motlate in Mlllii-
tionsfabrifen porgefonmen iiilo lnto
ieBt oamt bil,5lt, oieie gorfomml,ii's
ieien bod etipas bodft nlerfipiiroiges,
ilrlionel)r, oa lie friiber biel Ieltenerl
seipeien Ieieil, tpontit natiirli1 arge7
oeiitet lperoea ion, oaB oobinter @er.i
breden Der bolen DelitIAef ffeden..
SSit @irflidfeit iii Die Safe gar'
nidts Wierfipiiroiges. gritens linoI
grploiionen iin0 Seller ftets in Wsu-..
nitiousfabrifeit borgefommen, sipei-
tens lit Die 3abl oieler ssabrifenI
tpabreno oes lebten sabres in einer
nabe5n nnglaublihen 8eiie berero-
hert iDoroen iill6 orittens miro man
IN oieleu l6nea aelhaffenen 0fllni-
tionsfobrifen mol inar1e 8oriidts.
tnosregel mtBer sldt gelaiien irno
nnalienbaft 2eute bei61ftigt baben,
Die III foIder s(rbeit adnslid) ilner-
fabren iuoren. Gieie sabIreiden
llfigliidsfdlle iin6 aIio oltrhaus tidt
10 etipas SeItianes into ltnbeereif-
lihes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

@ie ans Gonbpn semeloet Mrs,
betrltgen bic @eiammtperlmite oes
cnglilden 8eeres mnb Ser cnaIiideu
TlDtte ppn 8e8inn bes Grieaes Biz
snm 8. Nouember 51O,23O Wiann,
Non bielen fainen 12,160 amf bic
JIDtfe; BON Dem .6eere ainaeu nm
Soten, @eriuitnSetem nno Weruisteu
perlorem; in Jranfreid) 379,95S: an,
geitteImeer 106,610 nnb anf anSeru
SriegsidamplaAcn 11,502.
NG9reno bes Wapuafs g@obem6rf
Bat Gnglano So SdJiffe perlorsn Bun
oieiem iunrOen, 70 lueit man Bis ietf
lneifl, 5e1il 6ard) Minen 1tnb smdn.
sig onrdl oemtidJe ltnterieebopte sef-
it5rt. Der Netto.S .SonnemaefaIt ser
rerIoremem SdJiffe mar 81, ,O72. GAG
Herionen fattlen INNS 2ebem.
Gie stnsriiie Der sstoIiener nm
Sionsu iin6 idwGdtr eeiuOrben. Sir
sStaliemer ielbit iasen, iie bGtten ei-
men Nnbetag, iim lire Stel(nnaen IN
befeifisen. Die Ceiterreid)er beitati.
gen oies, ieken aber bin5n, oaf, ,neil
rere An8riffe auf ben Wriidenfopf uu,,
SoImein sniammemsebrod;en ieien.
Gbemio iumrSen Ansrifie anf ben San
Waidele Berg bei WOers smriidseldlla-
gen.
eon6uner gepeidjen brinsen ben
Beimdj bes oentiden aailers in Wien
in 3miammenbang nit oem 4nstritt
rreier Wainiiter nns oein 6iterreidli-
idjen Winiiterimm nn6 6e6anpfen,
9entidJIanS iuolle CeiterreidJ in einen
3oluerbano binein5iuingen. slmker.
Dem iuieberbolei lie bas affe Nardjcu
Raiier Jrans Solepb poIe eipen
Separatfrie6en MAIDEN nn6 Der Eapit
loIe i6n bermitteIu, iuofiir Der ye-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
Surge lleberiid)t.

Goro Qams6oiune erflart I'M
Eberbanie 6es Harlaments,
baf bic 9Onopner 9eflaratiDm
feline binOenbe Strait fir Gns-
lamb babe.
Der So5ial6emofrat SdJei-
beinann mil I'M 9leidstag ben
MeidjSfansler iiber ettuaige
5rieoensb sbeoingnnsen Interpret
lieren.
Gneliid)e OepeidJen iuirmen
afte Qiigem iiber 6ie bemtldlcn
Terbiinbeten ipieber amf rnS
erfin6en neite 6asm.
0riedenlam6 ipeiit Sic itis.
berid)Ginten aor6eritmgem Der
GntentenSdjte smriif.
Die Ceiterreider riidem III
NontenesrD inter ldjiueren
aGnlpfeu bpr.
Srntidpff erflart, IS eriitierc
feline Grf6Gpfitns In Ientids
Ian1.
Die engliIdtn WerInite 6etra-
ae1t 510,230 W20nn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
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ans ggerito.

Sel1pe VI @uroa, Der Yra1t0ef1t
bon HeDnola bat ei1le Gurales-
9ruppe, oie aus neull8ig Wiann lino
adt5ebn Sffiaierer1 beitebt organi-
iiert. 6erner bot ct Die @eaeno Inn
Nepnoia in aht5ebn giftriften &C.
teilt mnb na6 ieopm Di1trift einea
Sffi5ier ltr1o flint Nuroles geldidi.
SSn orei sagen iiilo and) ihon flint
5ebn 8nnoiter eingebraft. Son bic
ien murben aipei erlholien, iieben nadJ
Matomoros 5ur 9ro5eIIierllng ge=
lhidt nno Der Melt III 9fepnola 5li=
riidgebalten.
Garran5a's 9lgettt in 2os sln=
geles lon bon General Sbregon Die
gsa6riht ernpfangen baben, bob oic
garran5iltas 5ipei @ener1le @ilIa's
|1no fiittf5ig ailbere Sffi5iere bottell
erihieBen iaiien.
Die garratailfas meloer, 6aB
ibr Selo5ua IN gbibuabua erfoIg.
reihet Jortgang nebme.
slns 0eogales miro gemeloet
oaB General ltrbaleio, Ser 8efebIs-
bober Ser ssstrnianer in gil1a's Seer.
Iid BEL Gorbo. 209 Wfeilen iiiolid
bon Nogales, NIT alien leinert Manll-
| idaften, uttgefabr 400 sSn0ianerlt
ISffisieret garran5a's ergeben bnf.
General sSnfritort lit tpieber ii
Douglas, Der nnerifonifden @rehs
itd6t, Sic oen1 ille1ifdliihen gfgEl
Erietn gegetiiberIiegt, eingetroffei.
S1t Mgua Yrieta ertpartet man ei
ilen Mngriff 0es @il[a-@ -@eneraI &oori
gue5, Ser init beoentenoer lleber
lnadt gegen Die Gtaot beransiebt
5000 Garra1aiftns iperoer BON $50
gales Der gtaot ail @iiIfe fonnnel
lllt1o utriere Meeier,ing geitattet, bai
| iie auf Dem Wege rah Mgnd Briett
Iomerifaniihe @abneit beluten oiir
fen.
Ger @onpernellr 0es 5tdnte,
Queretnro meloet, oaB iein iGfaa
Iiett o0Ilig BON ganoiten frei 1T.
- garrnn5a bat Die iltilitdriid
geriualtlnig Ser inerifntlifcben 9ab
tten alfeeboben li,to iie ale lii1terS6i
Gotltrolle bon 9aberto 9sni,i, ben
Brdiioenten Der 9t1tiondIbabnen
teeitelIt. Der Haiiagierperfebr bel
Hid, Der ssradtoerfeIr lift ie0od nod
limmer uitgeriigeito itlro bielfadJ iii
ter6rohefi.
- General gilla Ioa cine aonben
tion nad Sunres einbernfett baben
nm leine Megierung 8u reorganiiierer
uno einen aielien uTr1ii6enten" 81
tuGbfets. gs beiff, oie 3npatiIfos
ipiiroen an Ser aonpention teilneb
| men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

Ser 9same lit b6dit tuabrideiniidJ
falId mno beikt uWialindJe". Die ge=
iaknmg iunr6e getettet.
9lrtilleriefanpfe, 8eldaOismngcn
Ger Stellnngen oes Negners, gdeber=
fdieken bpn Neroplanen nm6 a9mlid)e
tsreieniiie, bic fiir Sic Gage int slli-
8emeinen feline geoentnne babeu,
,ueroem ans syranfreid nnb 8elgieil
5ppn ben 9entiden nn6 ben ssramss=
len gemelbet. Sci Ga gailce melDen
bic 9entidJen, baf iie SEN ensliide,l
Stellnmgen SnrdJ Wfimem Gperatio-
nen Sd)aben snsefiist battcn. gtad)
III Stnflano lit mid)ts bon geoentmmg
Durgefpmmen.
Der italieniidje Miniiter Spnninu
fat Oem italieniiden 9arlament nit
eeteilt, Stalien babe iidJ Dem lte6er-
einfpmmen angeiddpi1en, fcinen Se-
paratfrie6en absnidliefen.
Sine italienild engIiid rllliilbt
Gepeide meloet, Die giullen batter
95ernotpib in ser gnfoipina genonl-
men. Die 9aa6riht lit llatiiriid
Eni6t tpabr..
Ger bemtidle SpsialiItemfii1re1
ssiebfaedt fat sebn Snterpcaatiusel'
i'm 9teidstas einsereidt, bun 6eneu
hrei abseiuieien iunrOea. Gr mil
nnter anoerm luiiien, pb Die Gesle-
rmns bereit lei, iofprt 1T JrieSens'
perbanOlnmgen einsntreten ino Of
bic &egiernns Der Natiom cine &c
nane Sd)ilbernns ibres GinmarId
lin 0as iientrale 0rukberspgtun
enreinbnre geben Dolle, bessleid)er
in 8esms anf ben Ginmarid. in Bel
gien. 3iebfnedt fueiis gan5 srnam
caf bic Gesiernns anf Sieic TraBer
aar 3eit nidJt eingeben iuiro nn6 {.
amdJ ni6t fanu.
Set leinem ltnfall IN Tranfreid
mo er befonntlidJ nit ben. 9sferl
itiit5te, bat Der a6nis pon Gmslan,
am Mittippd gum eriten Wtal Del
yndiasbain Eafait perlaiien. 6,
gefdnb, nm leine Mntter sn bfinde,
itmo ibr snm 9ebnrtstase sit sratit
Iieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

@elueis iein ioa, ntb id)lieflidJ Da-
ben lie nod cine &Gnbergeld)id;te
erfnnOem, namlidJ bic, baf Elm etreit
siuilden yulgarien ,tnb Eeiterreid)
iiber Die slmiteilung Scrbiems i'm
Giange lei. 8as oie 3ollnereinsgc-
| fdadte anbetrifft, 10 fann man bar-
iiber nidts yeitimnttes iagen; iuabr=
ideinlidJ iuirb bie Nadjrid)t audi lppl
Ebautaiie ieim; bic amOern beiben
Seididten aber, Die ppn Dem Sctl=
ratfrieben, ben Der 0iterreiai1d)e
GaiIer MAIDEN mill nn6 bic pum sem
lStreit, Der siuiIdem Nnlgarien nmb
Deiterreid nnt 6erbieu ansgebrodlen
ieim iol, iiHb alle 8eibe nid)t wabr
Nm Eager ber oemtfd)em Serbiimbe;
ten tn6 ibrem 8nnbesgeituiitm gie6i
lee feline 2luiitisfeiten.
Gle engliihe &egierung bot jeht
| licsulagen offi8ien bic grfl6rung ab.
gebel lniierL oaB iie ii9 an feline bol-
ferrehtlifen glbina6ungen llno Ga
tlingerl febren miro. DieIe Grfld
rlirtg iDuroe i'm Sberbauie 0es Nar.
lametlfs ollrd) oeil yiarqnis bot
Sansooip1ie abgegebell. Sic erfolgts
aiif eine Ylnfrage oes Gorl BON Sorts
mouth, OBJ es tpabr lei, oaB 2orf
Henoillg out 8ritito Der Solloonei
Neflaratiot nit Den Der !Staater
|ein Mbfontnen abgelhlofien babe BE-
5iiglid) Der Heberipeilltng ibrer Iu.
lpritbe on ein irterllationnles Sri4
biiiinl. Gr mole fpiileiL erfl1rte er
OBJ Die 2oflooner Oeflnratiofl, bard
bic befdnntli6 bic Mehte Der ieefab
! renoen gfationen biz 5u ei,leln getuil
lien @ra6e feitgeitelt tpltroen, ii
araft ieien. @enn fie ridt in 9raI,
iiieien, oann iebe er niht Elm, iparun1
lilan riht gatl5 iino gar AIT oen altsr
Seefriegsinetbo6en 3ilriidfebre lutl
oird iie ben sieg eraipinge. 2ort
Sansoptpne erfldrte oarauf: ri,
SONouner Setlaration bat b6lferred)t-
lid feline binbemoe Graft nn6 lire
Nnmabme bnrd cine oGroer in Gumn-
ell" beoentet nid)t, baf Elm imterna.
tiomales Tribunal geidaffem iueroeu
mmk. Nir baben bic 9eflaration mn
init grpRen nn6 iuidJtigen WspSififa-
tionen angcnDmuen ttn0 mir nallmel,
lie and MIR gum Seil an nno init Der
| Nbiidt, bah iie MIR nniern eiaencn
Weridten smr Qeitung oienem iollte. T"
Wit anberm @orten: Gle Seflaration
bat fir Gmglanb nnr 10 Ianae Strait
uno yeoeutitag, iuie es i'm gefalli.
Soro grDce iprah tlad) 9ansooiplte
er iithte Die MeuBerllngen ieines Iprs
lreoners ab8ulhipdhen. Gr erfIarfe.
England batte fid nit oett Ser.
Staaten idon oabiil geeiniqt, oai,
Sragen, rpie bic borIieaenoet aur
Sdlidtuna iibertpieien iperoen Ioa-
ten; es lei alio gang iiberfliiIiig, iett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
Die eleaaute sSra,,.

Gem Msiiller iilto aud Die a(ls-
gen anfgegangen, leit er perbeiratet
lit. ASas leine 5rau fir s(nipriieDe
mad)tl gIs 8raut NOR iie 5,lfrieoeit,
iper1l er lie in cine &pnoitorei ge.
fiibrt bat!4
u9ann ia! SSriiber mar es 4onleft
1no Jest lit es Gpnfeftion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
Sin @aridllaa.

u@as lllhen Sie oearn, 5rallein
Slip
.@liifsflee.
u@o3u2~
Sum Greiien.
u9ld, 5rdlllein 2ili, menus ipeiter
,lribts it'll gebmen Sic mid; id
min Sbnen @liitf bringen. lunb pref.
fen oiirfen Sic mid allb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

Epuel's Stmbiu liefert bas Gsue.
tie in eritflniiiscn photographer. Sekf,
npr beut Anbrnns, tits am Der 9eit, Cure
gSeibnadlts Ybptpsraplien utadem sit
Iaiien. atelier an Der of Spnitpm Ctr,
Nr. 511M-513, pben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

Sic Iinb gum Befiidfe in amferm ueusn
Spcal eiilgelaoer, 800 alpe. 6 (gBccbs
iuaro Carriage Co. s@ebduoe). 9tei,pnl6
Tlnntbins & Sseatins So. Sci. Gratis
t748, WohnngssSeI. 1880.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02
0aus ut Dtrrelltell.

0as nntere nnS pbere Gtodautrf
BON Nr. 218 Dit-gommeree StraEe
lit sn berrenten. NG9ere gnsf,tnft 1T
Ser Office Der .Ssreien 8reile".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

Or. Clara q. Gppf, yrauens iino 5il.s
Der 4ranfbeiten Ali @ibbss @ebdioe.
grodett 3747.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-02

- 9eites Del unS @aioIin crIift
man bon Der Glimp Oil go., 400
Df-gommerce Ctr. Neues Eel. Err
bis 1852.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
COMMISSION URGES
 CHANCE N AXLAWS

Repeal If the specific tax on .ex press companies. no special legisla- ton affecting the valuation or tax alton of mines, q small mill tax on moneys and credits, and a graduated license tax on automobiles. are rec commended in the report of the state tax commission to Governor Hunt The report was completed Saturday, and is now being printed.
 The report. which is quite exten- siVe. takes up the historr of taxation since statehood. and legislation per taining thereto. showing what has been accomplished by the cOmmis- sion and pointing out defects in eX- isting laws. X reduction of nearly $100000 in the tax leVies of Greenlee and Pinal counties and the towns of Winslow and Williams is among the savings pointed out as the result of
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
NEW JOBS F0R OFFICIALS WHO
 G0 0UT TODAY
Although No Announcement Has Been Made, Johnson and Miller Are Mentioned in Connection With Ap- pointive State Offices

With the commencement today of another official term at the state house. important changes in a num- Der of offices that are filled by ap- pointment, while not yet announced, are confidently expected in several quarters It has been known for some time that a number of changes have been contemplated in the de- partment of the state auditor and the corporation cimmission.
 D. r. Johnson. who today steps out of the office of treasurer, it is stated, will be appointed state examiner, succeeding W. H. Plunkett whose term expires today. Rumor also has it that former Tax Commissioner P. J. Miller will be given the position of bank examiner made vacant by the resignation of J. J. Gillen, who has accepted the position of assist ant cashier of the reorganZed Val ley bank
 Rumors of a general shakeup in the departments of the corporation commission, with several new ap- pointments, have been rife for some time, but as the entire commission is now at Los Angeles it is not likely that any appointments will be made until after the lumber hearing While probable changes are entirely mat ter of conjecture, it is said that the
 (Continued on Page Four)
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
SQUed FYOm Moose l, Is NOV PyOueM To
 Be Innocent Man
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

SALEM, Ore, Jan 3.-John Ar thur Fender, convicted of a double murder, and saved from hanging by the abolition of capital punishment, was exhonorated and will gain his freedom as the result of a confession tonight by John G. H. Siercks, an in mate of the state insane asylum.
 A lock of his own hair taken from the clutch of his victim, Mrs. Daisy Wehrman, when shown him. caused Siercks to confess that he killed the woman and her little boy in their cabin near Scarppoose. Ore, on the night of September 1, 1911. Fender is now in the penitentiary and will be released by an executive order Tn a few days.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
The Worst Weather Expe- rienced in Years Seri- ously hmpedes Operations , of Armies Both at East ern and Western Fronts
HEAVY ARTILLERY
 FIGHTING CONTINUES
Turkish Reports Claim They Have Crossed the Rus sian Border in the Cau- casus and Defeated Arda- lian Russian Garrison
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

LONDON, Jan. 3.-A rainy winter the worst Europe has experienced in years, flooding the valleys of Eng land and the continent has prevented large war operations at the western front and seriously impeded those in the east The fighting consists main- lN of a heavy artillery engagement with occasional infantry actions
 Throughout the British empire and abroad English churches held inter cesson services for the success or the allies arms Many of the ser mons exhorted young men to join the army.
 Turkish reports claim they have ere Jsed the Russian border in the Caucasus and defeated the Russian garrison at Ardahan. They are dis playing anxiety for their European possessions, and are feverishly forti- flying the whole coast line.
 The French gained slight ground between Albert and Rove, north of the point where the battle line turns east ward. They also advanced in Alsace' but were repulsed northwest of St. Tenehould
 In the east the Germans captured ar important Russian position at Bor- ii,now. Wet weather and muddy roads are aiding the Russians, who are defending we'll fortified positions. The Austrians claim to have checked the Russian advance near Gorlice on the South Galician railway, but ap- parently the battle has not been con cIuded. The Russians. meanwhile, have taken Austrian positions near the ITszok pass which ought to open another entrance for them through the Carpathians into Hungary. me Austrian retreat in Bukowina is de- scribed by the Russians as rout-
 A hint that Great Britain conteih- plates conscriptiOn for increasing the army and navy was dropped py Thomas J. MacNamara, parliamentary secretary to the admiralty at Browning Settlement meeting. he- ferrine to the fact that there are thousands of young men without de- pendants who have not answered. 'he call to the colors, he said:
 If they think they are gong t' enjoy a life of freedom at the other fellows' expense, they won't enjoy II much longer
 The holiday recruiting boom con ,;pues A rush lasting into the morn ing followed six open-air meetings addressed by wounded soldiers ias' night at Cardiff.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
NEW FIRE HOUSE SOON SAYS THE
 CITY MANAGER
Preliminary Step Will Be Taken Today in the Re moyal of Unsafe Portions of the Central Fire Station

Beginning this morning a force of men under the direction of City Man ager w. A. Parish, will start the pre- liminary work of the demolition of the present Central fire station building. The seventy foot base tower will be taken down, several useless and dang erous chimneys will be,removed and all other portions of the structure which tends to weaken rather than strengthen the building will be razed. This preliminary work is the first step in the plan of Manager Parish to soon modern and absolutely fire proof fire headquarters
 For the present it is not intended to prceed with the construction of the proposed new station However, Build ing Inspector Herbert J. Mann has re- ceived instructions from Manager Parish to prepare plans for such a building which will be submitted to contractors as soon as completed and bids asked thereon.
 According to the general plan out lined by Manager Parish, the new building will be constructed principally of concrete, q solid foundation of that material being employed, while pillars , and girders of concrete will be the first work undertaken In raging the present building it is intended to pre- serve intact, so far as possible, the be utilized in the construction of tho walls between the cement pillars. The brick when so laid will be surfaced with concrete, giving the building the appearance of a solid concrete build | ing. Such a building, in the opinion o i Manager Parish. would be nearly, i i not quite as substantial as one con structed entirely of concrete, would b'
 absolutely fire proof and could be cree | ted at minimum of cost.
 The tentative plans call for a two
 story building capable of housing oI
 the first floor not less than four piece: 1 of apparatus together with the fir' chiefs car There would be at leas l four broad exits so that the entire ap
 paratus could make simultaneous re
 sponse to an alarm There would b.
 storage rooms for hose and othe
 fire alarm registar system and hos tower and pit to be employed in dry (Continued on Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

compelling taxing authorities in these localities to comply with the provis- ions of the tax limit law. The law limits to 10 per cent. increase the amount that can be raised in any taxing district.
 The assessment of railroad property in cities and towns, and the law pro- Viding therefor is also discussed. Formerly the only valuation of this class of property in cities was tho actual trackage regardless of other property the companies might own Expert valuation of town and city lots is also treated in the report, and the advantages and Weaknesses of this system pointed out.
 Cost of Government The cost of government and how il may be reduced is one of the sub fCoutinne1 on p1pp Eour1
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
Keystone Watch
 Case Company Is
 Not Combination
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

PFII44ADE1.PHIA, Jan. 3 - The United States district court has de- cided that the Keystone Watch Case company is not q combination in vio- lotion of the federal antitrust law but declared that it's alleged policy of boycotting a direct violation of the law and should be enjoined.
 The Keystone company controls a large percentage of the filled watch case business of the country. After it's organization absorbed several large watch case manufacturing concerns in various parts of the country, and also took over the company which makes the Howard watch, the court declared that it found evidence that the company showed a definite pur- pose to restrain trade by attempting to fix and maintain prices by using q species of boycott or blacklisting in order to lessen the trade of rivals
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

How Going Up" became more than a mere watchword, and how prosper
 ity was transformed from 8 promise to a pledge, is shown in the above re markable photograph, executed for The Republican by the Photocraft man at the boosters banquet Saturday night. The long lines of enthusiastic diners are seen at the tables, their tall, con ical hats arranged before them, so that their features might be observed the better. In the background is a
 line of banqueters from an overflow ing dining room, arranged in the grill of the Adams noted. They are wear
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
GERMANS AT ALL COSTS
 MUST OCCUPY POLAND

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Sir H. Hamilton Fyfe in d dispatch to the London Daily Mail from Petrograd, says:
 "The Germans have received orders to maintain and extend at all costs the occupation of Poland. The Der lin statesmen say that Germany must have both this country and Belgium in. it's hands when the conditions of peace come to be considered. It will then have something to bargain with.
 "The Russkoe Slavo says that the hopelessness of a German victory is becoming clearer to the German na- ton every day. The newspaper quotes the police regulations limit ing the sale of white bread in Berlin
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
Captain Loxley Sm0keS Cigarette As Skip Goes D0wn
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LONDON, Jan. 4 Monday)-Captain Arthur N. LoXley of the pattleship Formidable stood on the bridge smok- ing cigarette as his vessel went down in the English channel Friday morn ing after the ship either struck a mine or had been torpedOed, according to survivors of the disaster The cap tain's last words they say was a com pliment to the officer experimenting the launching of the boats for the sea manly work being done.
 "Captan Loxley gave orders as calmly as if the ship were in harbor with her anchors down. said one sail or.
 The only sign he gave that any thing was amiss was a brief speech exhonorating the crew, saying steady men, everything is all right, keep cool and be British. There's tons of life in the old ship yet"
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
CsPecial to The Republican,

(SPecial to The Republican,
 LONDON, Jan. S.-The following account of the fight off the Chilean coast on November l, when the Brit ish cruisers Monmouth and Good Hope were sunk by Admiral Count von Specs squadron, has been re ceived from a member of the crew of H. NJ, S Otranto, which formed part of Rear Admiral Christopher Craddock's squadron in the engage ment.
 As the two fleets came well in sight of each other the admirals com menced to maneuver for position. The Germans had the advantage on ac- count of the speed of their ships and so they finally got us with the sun setting behind us. With the light behind us we made good targets.