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Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
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LOS ANGELES. Nov. 26-Details of one bomb exploit after another all declared to have been performed un- der the direction of J. J. McNamara as secretary treasurer of the Interna- ional Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, were re- lated on the witness stand today by George E. Davis, the man who actu- ally set the explosions, at the trial of Mathew A. Schmidt, alleged con- federate of the McNamara conspira- tors, who is charged with murder as the result of the blowing up of the Los Angeles Times building five years ago.
 The dynamitings testified to today were declared by the witness to have been accomplished under the direct supervision of Frank C. Webb, then member of the executive boards of both the New York local iron worN- CTS union and the International As sociation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. The witness testified to having personally pepetrated the following Outrages:
 Dynamiting bridge at Harrison, N. J., December 23, 1907; destroying bridge at Pelham, N Y, by cutting guy cables February 3, 1908; blowing up drawbridge at Perth Amboy, N J., March 10, 1908; dynamiting rail road bridge at Bradshaw, Md March 25, 1908; setting explosion under Chelsea Pier. also referred to as pier fifty-eight in New York City, April ,, 1908; dynamiting material for ele- vated railroad, or Viaduct, on Della ware avenue, Philadelphia, April 15 1908; blowing up bridge at Shades Ferry, Fall River Mass. April 26 1908; setting explosion under railroad bridge at .Baychester, N. Y, May 10, 1908; dynamiting material for bridge at Somerset, Mass. June 4, 1908
 In addition, Davis told of an at tempt to place dynamite under a drawbridge over the Bronx river at One Hundred and FOrty-ninth street in New York City. May g. 1908. He testified that this attempt was foiled by watchmen and he was forced to throw the dynamite in the river and flee. Davis also related plans by which he was to blow up a bridge at South Bethlehem. Pa, and another at Providence, R. l., in May and June of the same year, but he said condi-
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
|RON WORKERS CAUSED MANY
 EXPLOSIONS, SAYS BOMB MAN

tions were not favorable and he backed down at the last moment.
 Davis said he received $2OO from Webb for most of the jobs, usually $1O0 before and the remainder after At one time, when Davis testified that Webb gave him $1OO to buy dynamite" the witness was asked:
 Did Webb ever tell you where this money came from?'
 Yes, he said it came from the In ternatiOnal Association was the reply.
 Davis said some of the dynamite was furnished him by Webb, but the most of it he obtained from Thomas Nyland, who he said, was delegate from the iron workers union in east ern Pennsylvania. In writing to Ny land for supplies, the witness said q cod was used in which "spOols of thread" meant sticks of dynamite yards of silk thread" meant fuse and the word buttons" was used for caps.
 Davis said he often came in contact with Frank NJ. Ryan of Chicago, then president of the international asso- citation. He said Ryan cautioned him on one occasion not to recognize him on the street.
 Whenever he produced an explosion, Davis testified that he clipped items about it from the newspapers next day and sent them to Webb.
 Do you know what those clippings were used for?" Davis was asked.
 Webb said he had instructions to send them to J. J. McNamara,' re- piled Davis.
 In reply to questions Davis said that the term organization work meant the work of destroying prop erty and that the term organization fund" -~as used to designate the money used to pay the dynamiters for their work.
 The testimony was elicited for the purpose of connecting correspondence between officials of the international association with the conspiracy. The letters will be introduced later.
 Davis testified that in attempting to get out of Somerset Mass. June IA 1908, he was arrested and taken to Fall River.
 At this point, court adjourned un- til tomorrow morning, when Davis will resume his story.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
CROWLEY ADMITS |S IN PAY
 IF THE GERMAN CONSULATE

ter Brown, alias l.. J. Smith. who was suspected of a part in the Seat tie barge explosion last May. A warrant sworn to by British Vice Consul c. r. L. Agassiz, charging the man with having in his possession more than the legal amount of eX- plosives, was issued but later with drawn and Brown or Smith disap- peared. Recently secret service oper- atives came to Tacoma to trace his movements and it was hinted that he was under arrest in a middle western city and had given the officers state ments that they were cOrrobOrating.
 Raleigh FalcOner. a federal prisoner held here. today told the same secret service men who have been tracing Browns movements that he had been connected with a gang that blew up the Seattle barge. set fire to pier II in Seattle tried to burn automobiles in Tacoma destined for Russia and attempted to damage steamers des- tined for Russian ports. FalcOner told them that Brown and men he named as Tortus and Tanraekey were ac- complices.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
MYSTERY ABOUT STEAMER
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HONOLULU, Nov. 26.-Captain w
 J. Kessel, a passenger on the liner Shinyo Maru. which arrived today from San Francisco on her way to the orient. secured here a second of ficer and first assistant engineer for the steamer Maverick which was taken into Batavia July 27 by a Dutch warship and has been held there ever since. The Maverick, a vessel of American registry. is owned by Captain Fred Jebsen. a san Fran cisco ship owner who was last re- ported in Germany. serving in the imperial navy The vessel left San Francisco. August l. 1914, and much mystery attended her movements since. She is said to have been de- tained at Batavia OF account of the contradictory stories told by members of the crew as to her destination, which was given variously as San Francisco. Bordeaux and New York
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
TO RELIEVE JEWS
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BERLIN, via London, Nov 26.-Isa : dor Hershfield, of New York. repre- senting officially Jewish relief soci- cities of America, arrived in Berlin today on a mission of relief for the Jews in the war areas of Poland and Galicia. MT. Hershfield's first ob- ject, il is stated, is to arrange means for opening communications between the Jews in the war area and their relatives and friends in America. Contributions for general relief. how ever, probably will form the second part of MT. Hershfield's program.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
w. ATLEE BuRPEE DEAD
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov 26.--W. At lee BUrpee, head of the seed firm Of w. Atlee Burpee & Co. a noted hor- ticulturist. died at his country home in Doylestown here tonight He was 57 years old and has been in failing health since last July MT Burpce was a director in several financial institutions in this city and owned large seed farms in New Jersey and California
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

'
 Mrs. Frank A. Beane, a prominent member of the Arizona Congress of Mothers and also of the League. first reported the matter. No complaints reached the fair officials until the closing day of the far, when a special committee of men whose names are withheld, offered objections to NIT. Shaughnessy. Mir. Shaughnessy then held a special matinee performance for this self-appointed board of cen sorship, and it is understood that it's members not only approved heartily of the act but said that the advertise ment that caused so much unfavorabIe comment placed the age limit un- necessarily high.
 Hundreds of people patronized the dance daily and no one seemed to think it shocking enough to report" said MT. Shaughnessy last evening. Tt was practically the same act that is being shown on the joy zone at the Panama Pacific and San Diego expo sitions. What is called artistic there. is being termed vulgar here bv those behind this reform movement It is always a question where to draw the line. I wonder if the people realize that this is the first time a state fair ever has broken even? The zone re- ceipts add at least $2OOO to the fund and if the dances are closed the loss will amount to sl5OO"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
REACH NEW
 YORK FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Washington. where on December 6 they will present the petition to Pres ident Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
WHAT'S SAUCE FOR GANDERS
 Fl CETERA s |
Complaint Goes to State Fair Commission Against Zone Side Shows to Which Men Only May Be Ad- mittcd
Phoenix chemically pure.

iOtiAA 'AtlIlCdIlS pure
 Is Phoenix going to wrest the title of purity from Los Angeles2
 Is the City of the Angels in danger of losing it's reputation of being the very incest village in the great United States. to the capital of the Sunshine state?
 Yes" say the club women en- phatically.
 No" thunders Thomas D. Shaugh- messy, secretary to the fair com mission.
 The members of the Civic League object to For men and boys only" shows in the state fair grounds. It isn't a question of equality or peeve but of decency, they declare. that has led them to pass a resolution protest ing against the immoral exhibition of Oriental dancers" on the fairs pleasure zone. They are up in arms against the commission for permitting an act of that character to be shown in connection with the fair and while practically all the women's clubs have gone on record in favor of peace" the League will ask the various or ganizations to endorse the resolution. which follows:
 Whereas, it has come to the knowledge of the Civic League that an immoral exhibition of Oriental dancers (to men over eighteen and under ninety mine as advertised) and as the women of the state have helped to make the state fair success,
 We hereby respectfully demand that in the future no exhibition be allowed on the state fair grounds exceDt sucb as can be witnessed by men, women and children.
 "(Signed) Mrs. Eugene Brady O'NeiH
 President
 Mrs. Matte Williams.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

noon until Next Monday. Mir. Wood expects to complete his case by Tues
 day night. The defense will require a day to present it's evidence and 1t is regarded as likely that the case will be given to the jury by Thursday night
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
Smith Has History

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. 26.-Lewis Smith. mentioned as having re- ceived money orders from C. c. Crow ley, under arrest in San Francisco, in connection with an alleged plot to destroy munitions and other property destined for the entente powers, is declared by local officers to be Wal
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
" Are
 Still 

c 5 in low prices. Compare 3 the following with what
 s you are paying.
 3 Sugar Cured Bacon per ID. 2012c
 3 Sugar Cured Hams, per 5 ID. .. 19c
 3 Picnic Hams, per ID. 16c 3 Eastern Cheese per ID. 25c
 5 Valley Cheese, per ID. 20c
 3 Creamery Butter, per , ID. 32c 5 Ranch Eggs. per doz. ACC 3 p ID. box Fancy Peach 3 es, .... $1.65 3 D lb. box Large Prunes 3 ... $2.38
 3 25c can K. c. Baking 3 Powder .20c
 3 5Oc can K. c. Baking 3 Powder .39c
 25c pkg. Hills Bros. 3 Tea ...... 19c
 } 50c pkg, Hills Bros. Tea .s.3 38c 1 ID. can Sweet Choco- late, put up by Ghir- 3 ardelli ...... .27c I ID. Cake Star Sweet 3 Chocolate ,25c 3 6 cans Deyiled Meat 25c 3 Vienna Sausage. .25c 5 Large Can Salmon. CSC 3 American Sardines, per can ........ ,04c 5 Gelatine, per pkg. :. 10c
 3 2 large Cans Jam. .25c
 } 2 Cans Sugar Corn. .25c 5 Large Can Fine Peach
 } eS. .. lZc 5 Bbl Ginger Snaps. .21c 3 Large Family CraX. .21c 3 60c Wooden Box Crax 48c
 5 1 : gal. Log Cabin Maple 3 Syrup FOG 5 P eac0ck Buckwheat
 3 Flour, pkg. .23c 5 California Flap jack 5 Flour, pkg. 15c 5 Shredded Wheat per pkg. ... He 5 Crystal White Soap per bar ... 31ac 5 Sunny Monday Soap,
 5 per bar -....... 4c
 5 Yellow Soap per bar 21ac
 5 Old Dutch Cleanser per can .... .08c 5 10c pkg. Corn Starch .O5c 3 10c pkg. Gloss Starch .O5c 3 Toe pkg. A. X H. Soda .O8c 5 5c pkg. A. x H. Soda .04c
 5 Kansas Corn Meal per 5 sack k......... 28c 5 2f ib. Kansas Hard wheat Flour .83c
 IS ID. Kansas Hard wheat Flour .$1.66 5 9S ID. Kansas Hard wheat Flour .$3.3O 3 Walnuts per ID. .19c
 3 Soft Shell Almonds, per
 lh. ... ......,... .19c s Fresh Roasted Peanuts 3 per ID. 15c Cranberries per ID. 111ac 5 Satisfaction or your mon 5 ey back. We cannot de- liver on these prices. ] A G Cmifh
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
TRIMMED HATS S3.05

New sFapes==in the seasons richest c0lOrings, smartIy trimmed--excIusive styles that were formally much higher priced.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
TRIMMED HATS $500

Exclusive models of fine quality-- in the smartest Ways--selected from our most expensive showing. Very. attractive values.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07
Sic Grpebitipm.

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liozaeiHtrfahrener ilnb roHfiiftiertaG
SdJurfpieier.
Die Yrimarnablen fir BIZ
SfdotpobIen finoen ona &c. aprtL
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07
Jreie Yreie fit seras: Mittppt I. NpriI 1915.
Ginem tapfereA Splbaten geiuibnret

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8ie es bielfah ertpielen.
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@ie lie iinb ous9erif1en.
Che oieie 9oder ii1o serriier,
6off i6: lit 0er Seinb eeldmiIen
lfnb Der Srieoen einaefehrt.
ltno Dos @nterlanb, bas 5d0le,
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llnb ben Srnn5oIen tiidt milloer,
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SIT gefloifen, benz Iieben gaterfmlo gu
gut,
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8enn ii6's gum Srieoen int neieeH.
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Sic 3iigel tins fraH gcsogcn.
Sic lpfalpplitiidbe gitlatipm erregt a1agebeares
s~eSttereiie tnD betuegt ale Greiie.

&eople's Mnnicipal 2eaene fiir5ltd
in Der 9eetbooen @aae a~bee6altenen
&cnpention oie Domination soes Or
Sims ~u1teritibte. 9beleid Scr.
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mieben Die &onoiootnr irgeno zines
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bon ieiner @eipobnbeit obtpid, faete
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@eil Or. Sims Elm ~auBeroroents
Ilder Monn lit mo neil ieifte bobe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07

1T = cine NnalIfifofIon, ote elm p
erfabrener uno fabiger @r5t pie Or.
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uno Die ber3ltde ltnteritiieung Ger
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kigfeiten fennen. 3itr S1uitration
bierfnr fam oas Enforcement pon
Scr. Selig 9eutidmarm dugefii6rt
rerben, als er in Der bon BET
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07
Gin Seind a,tf bem sbraG-O elfelb.
Suite, 4nfang glpril.

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be, eiptige mebr eroffnet iein.
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oas erite Del in ser oortigen @e-
geno gefunoen malrbe, NOR Big iebt Ell.
einfaher Sarnler, Der mol in le5f
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men errteteil einen immellien geifaG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07

Ser 8eople's Mumietpal 2eagite
mltB man 5u ibrer gliidli6en Mns=
nobl Ser 2tite BON &anoioatet1 fir
Ole a%ommifidre uno ben Mapor be-
lonoerS erotuIieren. aber ipe5iea
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mobl eines 10 fabtgen Wannes fut
nas 4n1t oos &ommiiiars fir Sani=
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Ies mi9tige Mmt miro 5ll ben leiten=
Den aer5ten oes Siioen5 ge5ablt nto
iii besbalb beionoers quaIifi5iert, nle
@eiunobeitsfroee Der Staot 81 banos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07

Sn Gnero pliroen folgerloe
tellen geamten erDablt: &arpep
Sbap, Maribaa; 81. $. Greiton, Sol
.~leftor; @. g.. Breeder, 6. s. Seneae
uno 6. Warfopsfp, @loermerl- Sir
Die anoern aemter tpuroen Sic ies.
gen Snbnber mieoer erip16It.
9urd Elm Seuer in Der Star,=
foro GompreB puroen iiber bnnoert
galen 8anmmoae beih1oigt.
Bon nahlteberoen Serren
miro ~6ebanptet, onB lie lid nm oaS
bon Senator gul6erion ieet innegc-
baltene Amt zines gunoesienators
betperben: Gnlberion ielbit; gr-@oli-
perneur gofqltitt, r-@ouperneur
Campbell. Der Monn, ser ben 8ro-
bibitionsfampf in unlerm Staat ellt-
feifelt bnt; aongreBrepraientant
Senrp, gr-Senntor 8ailep uno Sec.
@. HiOole, ein 8anfier aus Gauas.
Sci Der Staotpabl in Nell-
8rannfels iuuroen folgeiloe 9eonl-
ten neu ermablt: StaotaiieIior, Sos.
Goretb; @lOermdn fir oie eric
8aro, s. Scope; 4loermall fir Die
Dierte @ar6 Charles Mlpes; Mloer-
man fir Die finite 9oro e. Ropot.
M jr. 9lae anoern geamten MUIR
ben pieoer ermG9lt.
Sn 9naas lit Senrp 8. 2inos.
lep gum Monor ertpdblt ~luoroen, III
Corpus ebriiti gaop @iueaer, in Sic.
toria s. $. 5Ieming, in Sort @ort1
g. &. Spre, in @aqettsoiae $. sc.
.Sippett, in Gan Marcos q. 8. ga
big nno III 3ltnge s. 9. GIipps.
3ie 9ia, ipelde n%noronet, DUB
u8arebouies" ben 9eitimmungen BEG
allgemeinen Observation-Disclosures
umterworfen iein io1en, lit bonn @oil,
oerneur nit ieinem 8eto belegt tpor,
Den.
Die it10tii1en 9eboroen BON
Brownsville baben an ale Merifa.
ier, 81 melder Eartei iie aud gebr-
rem, ben @efebl erlalIefL enttpeoer in
Brownsville 81 bleiben eoer lid bci
ibren garteisenoiien, in ODER boz
Motamoros, auf8ubalten. Gas aom-
men nno @eben lit niht mebr er-
laubt.
sSn @oulton lit oas eomonion'.
ibe S~agerbauS nit 100000 @aaen
Sen abgebramat.
9ei Dem 8ranoe zines &anIes
an Der @aIfer 4penue in Souiton
fam 9. 9uper, Der ,9figbt Gbef" i'm
Slice Sptel im's 2eben.
Sn Der Rdbe pom 8einnr
itarb Chris. 9eppin, elm alter 9etpob-
ner iener @egeno. gr ipa1oerte 1868
BON 9eutihlono Elm.
Sn Sort @ort6 bat iid elm iur-
Ger aoooia AamlnS 5. t Hu.ser.
elm Reffe oes friiberen glmoesiena.
tors 8aileo oergiftet.
@abreno Der 3adt oranQen
orei masfierte Midnner in ben 2a0en
bon @. g. Maheup in Sambp, edit
Meilen n~orooitlid BON @bilene, Stpo,.
gen oen Sobn oes 8eliters, ibnen Der;
@eIoidranf gu offnen. banoen unt
fnebeltcn ben Sitngen Oom unl
madten iid oarauf nit oreibunoeri
0oaars onpoit. Son Dem @elo &c.
borten 100 Collars Dem Better oes
Gtores iino 200 Dollars Dem 4olt.
amt.