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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

5rau Sc &omeron i'm d linn ms
item un0 i'm befeu 2i9t.
Die slsi6e gsfiir3ung moIte F6 auf
lrou @retorcrs @eiibt uno oeln 6es
@ebeimpoli5iitcn, 10 gdn3li6 Derldie=
ben pieis 3pei Wlenihen audi FONT bon
chamber porsn Sm nG9iten @ueens
blid ie0ot boiten beibe sic sSoifun8
iuieoeraeponnen, iie aus @elttlugbeit,
Ct aus @epobnbeit. @rpce b0rte nint
oRne beimlihe Sepun0eruns, pie Ie
lei9tbin bemertte.
mir iu9en no9 bem Sbleier Der
unaliidliHen YerIon. @r niro bers
miBi, uno ouf Der 9oli5ei ideini man
81 9lauben. le babe ibn bier perloren.
@enofeDo NOR leidenblaB geporoen.
SD beQreife niht1 IT. begonn Iie,
0onn ientte lie oos 2(use Dor i5rer
Wlutier Bid unb muBte licb an bic
Sire lebHen, Inn iih aufrebt gu err
baltsn.
rDu bait DermutliCb geipuBt OnB
bic jtnge ydbteriH, bic 70 oTt bier mar.
nm bic 8Ieiosr 3u Oeiner @usiattung
ob3ulieFerR, an beinem So95eitstog
geItorbsu iitg" fiibr bic guttsr uners
bittlicb fort.
Seine Qlntiport.
rlInm0elih fonnIt bu BON beinsm
neuen 4ebeH 70 gan3 in 2(nfpru9 sez
nommen tporOen Iein, baB ou es in Der
3eitung iiberieben baft."
@enOfebd f9iitteltc ben Gopf.
vWarum boIi Dii benn nieman0 et=
mas oobon etIaat2 Dos 5dtteIf Ou tun
Iollen, fhon bomit mir ni1t ben lditis
gen RoaforiGuneen unD @eroattis
aunoen Der 9oIi5ei ouseeIeBt pdren.
Dir lit pobl gar niht tlnr eelpeIen,
mas fit Elm @ebeimnis Ou berbargit2
9os UlGoden bat Dir Dislleibt eiuen
follnen Nomen genannt, Dir niht ibr
pabres @eiic5t ge3eiet2"
.Sbr @eihi9" preBte 5rou Same
ron mubinm beraus, bic Wlutter nit
eroBen 4uaen anitarren0.
ga, bieies N2dOnSn. Uliloreo
iarleD foli cine gon5 auffolenOe
Msbnlihleit mil Dit gebobt boben ioat
maH. &S
@snOlsOas sIuaIt lbien aui sinmal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
HINT

nen 4rsis opr9 meine 2(usioecn e'i's .s;,
WlenIbsn f9nDsn. duf BEN ungliien,s "a
4erpeiie ner Gnatten zines 8er0aot,1,
gefnllen III, un0 ben i9 bod fir gu"
uni4ui0i9 6dlte." o,.e,
nSie6c nur pffen gleoe uno Anr M
iDOrt. entaegnste ibr @aiie, e'l'~ .,.
S9ritt nd4er ireteno, mir iudrs u" ~,
erirdglin Su 0enten, baB meiue w.
IN elmer 10 lpi9tieen 9lnoelsaenbtli ~ Y
Qen0 etiUas ber6eimliht bate. M
Nloiesnort6 urlhuloiq - uno a"T gun
i9 bin bobon ii6er5sugt 10 iu,g ,
ibm 0sine 9lusioge ihmerliA lcaaS:S|i
penn Die Mofr6sit Oaour4 ans wv
ionmt."
Seiu freunOli9er Son i9ien eeao a,os
febd 81 ermutigcn. Sid 3li Dem y
iiSiistn psnoeno, iu9r lie fort. m.,<
nSSa, Nliloreb 6drleD 6at ibr =, ~
bGltnis 3u Wlolesmortb os9en ml@ IN
lDd6ni. @alb na1 ibrer D}utier 2.gS.
tlogtc iie mir, pie einfom ul9 Hi Lii
ibr bic 3ufunfi eriheine unD tetlie s,is %i
0onn 35gerno mit lie babe ein'i' a sl
ratsantrn0 0on Dem 3Oitor erQaur6
Der bic &rante 6ebonOeit bGtic. n
Tie 0enlel6en onnebmen piir9e lr9,s1,
amor ni9t bod i4ien es mir ieni
Deritdn0liM unb mir Iproden ls,,
neiter ii6sr 0ie 0Irnelenen6cit. idj p',
BEN 9opf az BED eigener 8lals s'l1
tannte ia .ouh 1pttor 0lolesiggg,1
nicti. Ginigc Sage por meiner Ia
5eit taten Nr run ober ctipas S''i ,ii..
mes ich gcis6e cs niut 9cIl,l :.
oem ib peiB, es miro mciner V!s
riBIoIen oicaeic1t ouA pnl ,,nl,
Giotten. 2(6cr CT nil. id lnll lfr.r,i
unD ic1 ae6orGe: gBdbreno pH,,ir
&erleGrs hdfieu mir uns iebr 1n fit
on0er angeIn.olien Wliiprco ippts ssi
i6ren Stono unQeiD1bnlld genie
unp noller GieiIt un0 2ebcn lll' al
i6rer Geiclidaft unaeii0rt erfreA'rn n,r,
tDnnen unb mir mlb bic &uDe .-i,t,
imafisn beren i6 OyiN9eno Ds eoa,s'
idjlus i6 i6r einen eniielnlams!l ge
ilao bor. 91ener i9yt noh m''l Ar,ii,
tonntsn iollten eipcs oapon {s,y
Oomii pir miere Jrcbcit na@
5cnsluIi atreBen i0nncn. q
(50rtlcsaas Ic!gt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

iilr oic Gcr6iinoetcn furht6ar, un0
5por infol9e ser 9roBortiaen Ereii.
ider6eit Scr tiirfii6en @oitcricn.
Gie &er6iin0eten feucrten ii5er 20OO
@eihoiic a6, obnc cine cinjigc &iis
ltenbatteric sum S6meigeu 5il briH-
gen. Der @rfolg bat Die Ciirfcn mit
aroBem &ertraien aui eincn Sie8
criiiat uno iie ie0cn NIT 9roBter 9lu.
6e Der 3utltnit un0 i5ren weitcren
@cfedten entgegen.
&egierung Der g}ie6erIons
DC Derlangt GrtIdrHnB
DOp 9erlin
@oog 9tieOerIon0e. Sen y.
Nldr3, ii6er 9onoon. Gie uicoer.
ldnoiihe 9leaierung Bat 6eute @littog
uah elmer Gonieren5 oes @liniiter
rot6S Elm Selegronm nod Berlin
geiouot in mel6enl cine Grflaruug
ii6er oos Gorge6en ser oeutiden lln
teriee6oote, mel6e Dou oen 6oQau0i.
iben &ompfern u9otopier 3" imO
u3amitroom~ 9eiib ergriiieu oieicl.
ben ua1 3ee6riigge 6radtcn mo lore
SoOungen coniiscirtcn. Iie 6r09c
Der Gr6e6ung eineS &roteites bel
OeutihlanO hGnat onge6lih bon Ser
2lnhUort ser 0eutic1en NeQicrind o6.
Su 6ol6amtliden &reiieu bcrriht
Die glniic6t, OoB ollie 0ifi5icre ser bot
ldnoiiden Gonpier imo cine 9enii-
aenoe 3a6l i6rer 9eiobuuaeu on
goro Der S6iife oerbleiben imo cs
miro oie 0ofiuimg sum 9lusOrud &C.
6rodt OaB Die Gampfer wieOer irci.
aeaeben peroen io6olo i6re Sa0ung
geloidt iit
Sn etlidlen areiien miro 6erOorge-
5obcr ooB Die goonng Der 6ciocu
Eampier ipo5ridleiuli6 ans 6coin-
glngsmeiier aontro6an0e 6eitanoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

im0 0ieicl5o oes1al6 e6eniogut con.
iis5irt mer0cn iomie pie d6nlihe
fir OotlAlno 6ciiimmte 8ra6t,
iuelAe BON 0en 9riteu 6eidlaaua6mt
lpur0c
@os Qos fron30iiid de
&ricNs burcoit iagt
Goris %. @ld3. - Gas iran.
8oiiidc Griegsbnreau 6ot 6cltc 9}od-
mittog 0os na6ite5euOe ofiijielle
Gommlinique ii6cr Die @reigniiie i'm
weiilihen arie9siHouplote 0er0iieut.
lidt.
u9l6roli6 bon 9lrraS, 6ci 91otre
Game Sc Sorette, cntriiien INNS oie
Ceiticben in eincm @eaenon8riif
mi Samiog S6enO einige Sdiibens
grd6en. g3m ero6crten oieielbcn ge
iteri 3urid
9ei ga @oiielle nor00itlic6 bon
9l6crt miro wcitcr NIT @iilfc bon
Nlinen operirt 9id6oen mir cineh
C6eil Der &cridon3ungen oe5 6ciH-
oes onr@ @lmcu 9ciprcnat 6ntten
6cieBtcu mir oel gr6Bteu N6eil Der
glus065lungen
,Slt Den glraonncn bubcn mir 0en
6eiuOe 3luei erntIihe ylieOcrlagcr
6eiae6ra6t 9}o6e 9ogotelle 6o6en
wir orei @lineu sur Grploion &c
6rodt nno 3pei Gompaguieu imic.
rer Eruppcn lo6cr einen 0eutihen
Soliaro6en critiirmt, in weldem iie
iid troB ic5orier @cacnangriiic be.
5oupteten 6iinf6un0ert 9ar0s BON
bort lmterno1m Der 5eino nod idars
lem glrtillerieicier cinen glngriii ani
elmer Sront bon etUa $50 g)ar0S
9la6 blitigcn adnipicu wiiroen oie
2lngrciier 5uriid0eidlo9en troBocmi
iic in5wii6en &critdrflmgen cr6el-
ten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
30 @nMGer.
(5oriistnna BON scr 1. eeiis)


oen gsodcn oie ruiiiiAe 5nfanteric
bis auf ShuBweite al sic duBereu
geieitigungsmerfe beron fam. Ga.
bel unterbielt ole ruiiii6e 9lrtiaerie
elm fortp1brenoes 9omboroement.
Dor Dem glusfaa Der oiterreidi4
ihcn @orniion om lesten Sonitog
DerihoB Die @orniion cine oernrtie
auBergepo6nIide 0lcnee bon Nluni-
ton, ooB es oeu Ginorud mohte, ais
lei ole belogerte 9lruee am, GnOe
i6rer @1ittel oneelongt itno moae iid
nod Dor Der lleberea6e oes 9ieites
i6rer @lunition entleoigen.
gic StGrfe Ger @elogerungs.glr.
NEE miro ouf etipo 10000 W3ann
ougeseben. 3ieiel6e plant nunnebr
oen @ormorI9 ouf oie itorfe 5eituug
0rofoL Die gegen 1875 MeiIenaweIt.
lid bon @r5empsl 9elcgen lit.
(Die 8eIagerung bon &r5empsl
beqanu bercits I'M 9lniongsitaOiiinl
Oes Qrieges, etwa I'M Wfitte SeptenI'
Der. Die 8elaeermg iulrOe nidlt fir
eiuen ein0igen Gag 1rnterbroden.
Die OeIterreider mndten mebrere
@1ole oen @eriud6, Die Seitung 6a
entiebeu, Oo6 obnc griole.
91od Dem 6oG BON 8r5empsl lit
oie ein5ige ipidtige 5eitmg, melde
nod in Oen @dnoen Der SeIterreider
Dcrbleibt, arofau i'm noroweItliden
S6cile @ali5icns, oidt an Der oellt-
iden @ren5e.
ssn Dem eriten StaOiiIm Oes 8rie,
gcS aing Der rniiiide 5elo5uoSplan
nod oen moifi5ieaeH glnfinoigui-
gen Oa6in, I'M gtoroen in SitpreuBen
imo bon 0ali5ien aus in Sdleiien
cin5uoringen Gs gelong Oen 9iui-
len 5uerit our6 @oli8ien ourd5u-
orinecn, bod Ger llnitano, 0oB es
0cn 0eltcrrei1ern gelnng, Hr5elilDsl
sa 6olten, bereiteffe Die weitere
Gurbfiibrlme osf fiiifiidei @ldne
Gie gertbeiOigung Der 6eltung
ourd oie oiterrgaii6e @arniion mar
cine uugcmeiu eldu5enoe tno energi,
idc. sSn Oen eriten @lonaten Der Be
laecrllng modtcn ole Sertbeioiarr
iuicoer6olte 9lusidae uno 6radten
Scr 9elagerungs. .9lrnee bo6it be.
tradtIi6e Gerluite bel. Ser @erfebr
DER @orniion nit Der 9tuBenpelt mar
oili oic orn6tloie EeIegrapbie umO
6Iug5euae bei6rdntt
sSn Scr beIogerten StaOt botte oie
Nlilitdr- -Gerwoltlmg alle Sebensniit-
Tel iibcrnonimen unO iie bert6eilte
Die 9iotioneu elei6erpeiie al Soloa-
ten uno GiOiliiten.
Die lebtc glaAridt aus @r5enlDsl
Dor Der aapitulatioh ldiItete onbin
oaB Oie 9lngriiic Ser 9iuiien meniger
5oblrcid puroen lmo OaB Der @orui-
ion ucnis 81 t6lm blei6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

Sn ser lebielt 3eit mc9rteu iid
jeOoh 0ie 9lnjeic6tn. OoB ser @lnge.
5lm iidrfiicu 9lnocsgcnoiieu Oe:
agelogcrer muroe; ocuh es wuroe be-
ridfet, DAB oiierreidii4e 9leroplane
tdghd oic 6eitm9 beiudten, Inn Sc.
bcnsntittel na6 BORT 81 brin9en. Sn
lester 99odc bro1ten Die 9iuiicu an.
ge6ld einen oiterrei1iiden 9leroplon
SIR @roe, Der nit gi6ienfleii6 be-
laOeu mar.
Cine 9etro9rooer 0epeihe pom
lebteu @littpo6 propbe5eite oen bal
oigeu 5aa Ser 5eihmg. Oeiterreidi.
ide @efaugene, pelde oen 9iuiien in
Oie Sdnoe geiaQen waren, 9a6en an.
oe6lid an, Dab Der &ropiontluansel
fritiid iei mo OoB bic Soipitdler
ii6erfiiQt ieieu.
@r5emps[ liegt ie6s Wleilen nett
lid bon 9em6erg, ipeldes oie 9iuiien
Dor me6reren @1onaten einna6men.
IS lit cine Stuot bon 10000 Gins
ipo6nern oeren @le6r5o6l aus @olen
beitebt. Die 9toot lit Der Git zines
romii1 .fat6oliiden uno eines erie.
6iid fat6olii6en 9iidoiS. Der
SauptSanoel Der StaOt miro in @e.
treble mo Sol5 betrieben.
u q 6rungs iliangel uno
&ronfbett.
2em6erg, @oli5ien %. @ldr5
(Dia Sonoom. Oeiterreihii1e 0e.
iongene ans Der @r5enDst@arniion
ertldren, ooB in Der Setting idon
ieit langer 3eit empiinoli6er ylo6-
rungSmangel 6erridte.
gluBer Oen gierOen Der oiterrei6i-
iden Offi5iere mar fein S6icr IN Der
5eihing 81 ie6en; aae waren &c.
idladtet worOen I'M oen Soloaten
sur gio6rung 5u Oienen.
SDpbus unO onocrc 9rantbeitcn
grailirteli in ntr6t6arer Yeiie. Die
Ger6oltniiie moren Oerortig, oaB ole
@arniion icl6it onf lle6erga6e Drama
S9il0erung Der 0or0a d
neIIen &dmpfe.
Berlin, y. W}0r5 (piaSonoon).
~ Der Correspondent 0es @olfi.
i6en Selegrapben.9i Bureaus in 6on-
Itantinopel 6cridtet ii6er bic Sdlodt
in Oen Goroanellen, bel pel6er oas
fran5oiiide Shladtihiif o9ouOet"
unO 5mei cngliide Sdladtibifie aili
Oen @1eercseruno 6eioroert uoroen
II. u. Solgenoes:
Sic @criu1c ser &er6iinOeten
iib init @elDalt einen @eg Ollrd Oie
0aroaueaen 5u 6obncn errei1teu
i6ren S0beplnft in einem 9lrtiaerie.
Ouelle am 0ontertog Oen Is.
gldr5 0ic gei6ieBlmg oouerte I'M
@au5en iie6en Shmoen.
Die pcrbiinocten S{rieosi6iiic tt6-
rem I'M balls 5w5If nor NlorgenS in
bic Nleeresenge eiu ino beidoiien 0ie
SiaOt Giant Sale. SSnl glniange
fuaren bier iran5oirdc inO fiini eng
lii6e ariegsibiiie Oaron bet6eiligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

Gas @eie6t errei6te ieinen S56e-
punt Inn balls 5pei ll6r, oils Die glu,
greifer i6r Seuer ami oos Sort Sa.
mioie1 mo Ole na6cgelegencn be.
ieiiigten Ste0lmgen con3entrirtcu
llm 5mei ll6r dnocrten oie Ser
6iinOeteu ibre Saftif, oa iie 0oS Or
folgloie i6rer glr6eit einia6en, mo
ridteten i6r 6euer allf ein5elne gat-
terien, jcOo6 muBten lie ond bier
6alo einie6en, OaB cs ie6r i9mierig
mar, oic 3ielGntiernung fei5utel-
len. 9el ie6r 0ielen Sdiiiien i6lu.
gen oi2 @ei6oiiG 81 fir5 Elm, wobei
tie entueoer bobe 9aiierioulen in 0ie
9uit i6leiloerten o0cr ii6er Die Sorts
6inpeg in ser Ortidait erploOirten.
I'm 3 llbr 10 Niinuten, ais Die
9ei6ieBung an beiBeiten mar, ia6
man mic ooS fron5oiiihe Shladjt.
i6ifi .9ouoet~ nit ieinem Stern 5u
iilten begamn. Ginen glugen6lid
ipdter fab man, uie Der 8ug iib ans
Dem @oiier cr6o6 uno OaS S6iif in
sic Giefe ging. 0onnernoe Slrra5
rife bon 0en tiirfiiden Sruppen mo
ben 6orts ibaaten ii6er Oos Nleer
Ou6in, ais Oieier Griolg gliidlib ers
5ielt mar. Sorpeoo6oote uno anOere
Shiffe Ger &er6iin0eten eilten Dem
,9oupet4 81 Siilie ieOod aelang cs
ibnen mr., cinige menigc Dleniden
3u retten. Gas Sdladtidiif mar mii
cine 0iine geio6ren mo mar alBcr.
Dem iiber Ser 98oiicrlinie ourb @e.
ibiibicuer ibiuer 6eiAdoi9t. Sin
@ei6oB trof oos &orSerOcd 0es
Sdifies. Sin @ioit wurOe c6cniaas
iortgeidoiien imo bing ii6cr Soro
aIs Oas Sdiii ianf.
Grr5 ua1 Dem llntcrgange oeS
,9olmet~ wur0c ein cngliidcs S6iii
AM Dem Ged, oirett in Der Nlitte Oes.
iel6eb aetroiien mo gc5wlngcn iid
ans Dem Sample 5urild5r5ieben
Cam puroc Elm pciteres en9liibes
Smladtihiff ihwer beihaOigt uno
muBte iib INN IA llbr inter einem
hlrdt6arcn 6euer Der tiirfiihen Sat.
terien juriid5ie6en. Gieies 6abr.
3eug iu6r auf oie aiiite 5u. @ine
poQc StlmOe long periu1ten 0ie Ser.
6iin0etcn oaiielbe nit i6rcn 6euer
5u 6ei6iiben, aber es mar BON porn-
bcrein flar, oaB Oaiiel6e Dem llitcr.
gonge gepi0mct mar. 9lHt @eiNoiie,
welde eini6liaen 6eluieien 0oB Die
Gage Oes Sbifies DoQfommen boii.
nimgSlos wor. Gaiiel6c 500 lid
idlieBliA na6 Dem g(usgonge Der
0aroaneaen 5uriid, melhcn es unter
einem Sogel BON @ei9oiief menige
@tinutcu ipdter erreiHte Gic Sorts
icbten oas 6euer tort, bis oie ariegs.
idiife ii1 anBer SAuB6ereiA EN-.
fernt bnttengr
Sieier Gonnerlta8 mar Der critic
Eag, al mcldem bic Ger6iinoetcn cs
moaterL iicb fir ldnaere 3eit in 0em
ShuB6ereid Ger 8atterien oii5n6al-
ten. Gas 9ieillltat Oes Samples mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

m2cinn.gedrn @roBes Qaacr @rompte
Nignlie. 20 81. Niuale1. M ~, SAospuwarb-
&trnbe. Teepbon Gi. Bnul 39a7.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
GRANDMA USED SAGE
 TEA ID DARKEN HAIR
She made up mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to bring back color
 gloss, thickness

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri- ant, remove every bit Of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair. Just a few applications will prove a revelation if your hair is fading, gray or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready y-to-use tonic, costing about 50 cents a large bottle at drug stores, known as 'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur CompOund,' thus avoiding a lot of muss.
 While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. and, after an other application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luXuriant-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
- -
 ADJUSTMENTS
KING OF THE W|RE'
 IS EMPRESS FEATURE
pfe, sfs~S 7 &---Es.f

Tonight only. the Edison feature in three parts. The King of the Wire will be shown at the Empress. In the feature Patrick O'Maley, the dare devil thrill maker, and Gladys Hulett. the talented little beauty, take the leading parts. The King of the Wire was written and produced by Ashley Miller author of the great thriller, "Out of the Ruins" See Pat O'Malley in the great thriller as he walks slack telephone wire with Gladys IIulett on his back. As the wire sways ard swings we see the crook start out in pursuit walking the same wire. Then comes the battle in the air, on the swaying wire and the fall. Something new big end grip ping, besides being a beautiful love story intermingled, with the proper ending. Don't miss it. Also a Lubin Billy Joins the Navy" and a Vitagraph comedy, Their Agree ment." and a Selie drama, The DoughnUt Nender," completes this ex- ccllent program which runs one night only.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
FIFE
 AND A PROMISE
Gathering at Antelope Hill to Hear About Plans of County for Improving Roads-Governor Returns from Dedication.

The new hntelope Hill bridge across the Cila river was dedicated Sunday with appropriate ceremonies. about four hundred persons being present. The citizens of Yuma county prepared a fine barbecue and all the necessary trimmings, and the visitors were treated to a fine dinne- consisting of roast beef, dressing, coffee, baked beans and pickles.
 A special train was run from Yuma to Tacna, which is two and one-half miles from the bridge and from that point the guestss were transferred to the scenes of the celebration on hay wagons provided by the residents of that vicinity
 The program included a speech by Governor Hunt, who addressed the assemblage from the subject of state improvements. and gave m outline of the future activities of the state in this line. The governor returned last evening from the celebration.
 Other speakers were: Judge Weston of Yuma, Professor Douglass of the state university State Engineer Lamar Cobb and County Attorney Coleman of Yuma county.
 toIOW'ng the speaking dance was given, the floor of the new bridge be- ing used for this purpose.
 It is the intention of the board of supervisors to start the construction work on the road which will connect Yuma and the Antelope Hill bridge about January l. 1916, and on this job will he placed the forty convicts who made up the honor camp of the conVicts, the men working without being guarded. At a late date another bunch of convicts under guard, will be placed on the Phoenix Yuma road in Maricopa county and the work will progress until the two gangs meet, and a fine piece of roadway will have been completed.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
COLUMBIA ID OPEN SATURDAY WITH BIG
 GIRL-MUSIC SHOW
Butler and Payne Take Over Man agenent of House; Big Cash Deal to Result in New Life In
 Theatrical Circles

With the introduction of high class musical comedy into the Columbia theater beginning next Saturday night, will come another evidence that things are picking up in Phoenix, and that the show business, especially, is regarded as prosperous. Butler and Payne, local impressarios of cOnsid- erable standing in the community, have taken over the management of the house, on a deal in which a big cash item figures. and will at once begin preparations for a long season of really high class attractions.
 A start will be made with the Roy Clair Musical Comedy company, which will be imported direct from the Broadway theater of oakland The troupe will comprise over a score of artists, including twelve in the chorus.
 To start with, the house will operate on the basis of two shows nightly. and with a policy of medium prices of 10, 20 and 30 cents. It is
 aid that the Clair troupe will set Jew standards in musical comedy in Phoenix, that it is the biggest con- cern of it's kind ever booked for a stay in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
TIE HYPHENATED
 AMERICAN DOOMED
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcH]

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Steps for the formation of a national organization of American citizens of foreign birth and percentage to discourage "hyphen- ated Americanisms" have been taken. Twenty-four responded to a circular distributed by a committee headed by William Lustgarten, and formed themselves into a provisional com mittee to encourage the fight on dual citizenship.
 Lustgarten said that fifteen hundred had signified their desire to affiliate with the movement, ninety per cent of whom were Germans of foreign birth and parentage Lustgarten read a letter from Colonel Roosevelt which said that he welcomed the work of 8 society working against the most sinister evil of all which would tend to destroy our national unity and split us into a tangle of warning German Americans, Irish Americans, English Americans, French Americans and Scandinavian-A Americans You and I are fellow Americans, just plain, ordinary Americans
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
PAST MASTERS CONFER
 MASTER MASON DEGREE
Popularity Of These Meetings Grow; Refreshments at This Even
 ing's Session

The Past Masters of Arizona lodge Nc ,, F. X A NJ, will this evening honor the lodge by confer ing the Master Masons Degree.
 The Past Masters meetings cor- tinue to grow in popularity -ith tie Brethren. All who have attended them in the past agree that they are the most interesting meetings held by the lodge, which is favored by hav- ing twelve, out of sixteen Past Mas ters' of thIs lodge residing in Phoe- nix. a great pleasure and benefit to all Masons residing within this jurisdiction. After the conferring of the degree. refreshments will be served bv the ladies of the Eastern Star. which will add greatly to the pleasure and festivity of Past Mas ters' night.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
MURDERERS ID
 HANG, OPINION
Parole Board Meets at Pris- on Saturday--Relief Is Strong That Law Will Be Permitted to Take It's Prcordained Course.

i The next meeting of the state par don and parole board, which will be
 held next Saturday at Florence, will
 be perhaps the most important ses-
 sion of that body which has been
 held for some time At this time the
 matter of committing the sentences of
 the five condemned men, now in the Florence penitentiary under the sentence of death, will be passed
 upon, and as this is the last meeting
 of the first execution, it is probable
 that on that day the doomed men
 Will know their fate.
 1 The Republican has been informed from a source which is authoritative,
 that there is a disposition on the
 part of the members of the board to
 let the law take its course in this in
 stance, and that the condemned men
 probably stand very slim chance of
 having their sentences commuted to
 life imprisonment One of the mem bers of the board yesterday stated that while he has some scruples against capital punishment, he was convinced that the persons who were opposed to the executions had done about all that was in their power to slve the men from the galloWs, and that in his opinion the law contained
 no more IoOp-holes through which inc attorneys for the criminals could hope to obtain a further reprieVe, and
 that in his opinion, the law was about to extract it's due
 An especially hard fight has been Naged in behalf of Leonard and Tom In, the youthful murderers of the town marshal of Mesa, but at present they are scheduled to hang on No ember 19. Faltin and Termeen are slated to take the fatal plunge on 7Iovcmber 26. and Villalobo is to be hanged on December 8, unless the p,rden board sees fit to intervene.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
"Tke Cotton King," Last Time at
 ion.

George Nash is the star of the World Film offering. The Cotton King phctoplav based on Sutton Vane's well known stage play of the same name.
 Sutton Vane now dead) was Brit ish dramatist of the old school, who wrote thrillers that delighted lovers of strong theatrical meat on both sides Of the Atlantic. He was thorough stage craftsman-one who could build up from familiar materials a play that would hold an audience in virtue Of the poWer of a plot, and the surpris- ing sequence of striking situations.
 The producer, Oscar Eagle, has eX- erted himself to provide safe effective settings for this powerful story, and the cast is q very strong one, George Nash finding in Julia Hay a splendidly sympathetic opposite"
 The Cotton King will be presented at the Lion theater for the last time today, for tomorrow the charming ac- tress, Clara Kimban Young, will be seen at the Lion in the laughing sue cess. Marrying Money" a Shubert fea- turc in five acts.