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Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
June Will Witness Compile tion of Greatest Dread naught; Arizona the State Plans Honor for Arizona the Ship
GOV. HUNT TO
 NAME COMMITTEE
Silver Service to be Bought By Arizona for Officers Cabin: Candidates for Christenin Honors Spring Up

How Arizona will help to cele- brate the christening of the newest and greatest battleship-the Arizona will be worked out shortly by com mittee to be named by Governor Hunt at the request of the chamber of commerce Word was received here yesterday that the Arizona would be launched about June 3, and within a few minutes Secretary Harry Welch had got in touch with the governors office and had offered the co-opera- ton of his organization.
 There was considerable speculation yesterday as to what Arizona beauty would have the honor of cracking q bottle of Hassayampa water over the bow of the new vessel. This ques- tion, together with others dealing with a pretentious silver srevice for the first cabin, and d proper delega- ton of Arizonians at the launching, will all be worked out by the com mittee.
 Ten fourteen inch guns for the new super drea thoughts of the navy have been completed at the government gun factories at Watervliet. N. Y, and have been shipped to the naval prov ing grounds near Indian Head, Md, to be tested by the ordnance officers. The guns cost to manufacture be- tween s650000 and s700.000, and rep resent the very last word in guns of this powerful type Other fourteen inch guns of similar design for the navy are being rushed to completion at Watervliet the plant being worked to it's fullest capacity.
 Ordnance officers of the army as well as of the navy say that no navy in the world will possess big guns superior to these new ones already completed and in process of con- struction. They will fire projectiles weighing HOO pounds. and will have maximum effective range of more than T GOO yards or twelve miles. At 10000 yards or more than five miles, i the projectiles will be able to pierce the hardest armor plate of a thick
 ness of about sixteen inches.
 The guns weigh 63.3 tons each. and can be fired about 200 times without refining. The projectiie and powder 1 charge for each shot costs about $715.
 The new superdreadnoughts in the 1 turrets of which these new guns or others like them are to be mounted are the Nevada, the Oklahoma, the Pennsylvania. and the Arizona
 l The Pennsylvania. will be launched
 at Newport News oh March Is next,
 and she and her sister ship. the Ari- | ! (Continued on Page Five)
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
Situation In Mexico City Assumed Another Rapid Change When British Ambassador Hears Garza is t0 Evacuate
i WANTS ASSURANCE
 OF PROTECTION
Three Batteries of Third Field Artillery Are Or dered to Brownsville As Demonstration A gains S t Firing Across the Line
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

uation in Mexico City assumed another of it's rapid changes when Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British ambassador, called Secretary Brvan's attention to the report he had received from the MaXican capital that Zapatista forces under Gen. GarZa are about to aban- don the city again and that Obregon, the Carranza chieftain in that vicinity is moving forward to re-occupy it. The ambassador it is understood asked
 what precautions for the protection of foreigners were contemplated by the American government in this event. Secretary Bryan said later that no re-
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
ZAPATA FORCES ABOUT
 TO HEAVIEST MEXICAN
 CAPITAL SAYS REPORT
TO PROTECT LEVEE
 OF COLORADO RIVER

YUMA, March PA contract was awarded by the interior de- partment to E. F. SanSuinetti of Yuma, to deliver S0,000 cubic yards of rock on the levee below Andrade for the protection of the Imperial Valley from the overflow of the Colorado river. The price is $S0,- 900. Two hundred men will be em- ployed and Sanguinetti expects to finish in sixty days.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
SUBMARINE F-4
 DEFINITELY LOCATED

WASHINGTON, March 29.- Searchers for the lost sub mar inc F-4 reported they have de- termined the location of the ves- sel within a radius of fifty yards and that she lay on the bottom at the mouth of the Honolulu harbor in water ranging from forty to sixty fathoms in depth. This dispatch from Rear Admir- al Moore was in response to one sent earlier in the day by Rear Admiral Blue, acting secretary of the navy, urgently asking es- act information as to the posi- ton of the submarine. All hope that any of the crew of twenty one might be alive was abandon ed two days ago. Doubt is ex- pressed if the submarine can he raised.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
Farmers Tambey With Rvey
 Land Commission P01VeylesS

Unable to move a finger to save hundreds of acres of land in the Cibola valley on the Colorado. the state land commission sits helpless while farmers on the California side of the river are driving pliug and preparing to turn the stream into old channels worn many years ago. If this is done. according to reports reaching the commission, the course of the river at this point will be shifted several miles east of where it is at present. and many square miles of valuable school lands may be swept away.
 When advices first reached the
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30

commission that operations were in progress to turn the current against the Arizona bank, it was decided to send a representative to ascertain the extent of the work and to adjust the matter with the California ranchers, Before this could be done, however, the legislature had adjourned, and the state auditor had advised the commission that no funds would be available for travelling expenses or for any other purpose. It was stated yesterday that the matter would be taken up by Attorney General Wiley F. Jones, and that q representative would he sent to Cibola in the near future to look over the situation,
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
THE FILLING LAKE HAS A
 PROSPEROUS APPEARANCE

All roads into the mountains are blocked Travellers can reach Cooley ranch and no further on the road to Springerville Where. two weeks ago, there was snow to mans armpitS. there is now mud to his knees-and each condition is impossible. LaskoNs- Xxi and his guide made most of their expeditions on ski. They reached all but two of the snow stakes in their lot which numbers eight in all
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

DOUGLAS, March 29 - General Gales replied to note of warning sent him by Colonel O'Connor, com manding the United States border patrol in Arizona and New Mexico Gales said that while he wished to respect the American wish to keep Naoo neutral territory. he could not give a definite answer as it was d matter of international character. and he had referred it to CarranZa.
 Regarding the operations along the
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
Demand Is Made ThQt NQCO
 Be Kept Nemtral Territory

border Gales said that as Mayto-eb1 had already violated the Naco agree ment he did not consider that bind : ing. O'Connor's warning is said to have been couched in the most posi- tive terms urging both Gales and
 Maytorena to keep the Naco agree rnent not to fight on the border, stating to both that if their frontier
 operations developed d character threatening American lives or prop erty. they would be stopped forcibly No reply from Maytorena had been received,
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
GERMAN S,%MARlNE SINKS TWO bcHTS AND
 SENDS 15O TO DEATH
SANTA FEE ACQUIRES
 VALUABLE COAL ROAD

NEW YORK, March 29-An- nouncement is made that the Santa Fe system has acquired the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Paci- fife railway, line extending from Des Moines, New Mexico, to Ute Park in the same state, 106 miles. at price of S3,000,00 in Santa F'e four per cent bonds. The line taps the coal fields of Colfax county.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
British Explain Beymuda AHaiy
 As Stray Shot
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Ameri- can Consul Green at Hamilton. Der muda cabled the state department that British authorities have informed him it was a stray shot that hit Geo. Montgomery of Buffalo, who was recently shot in the foot while sailing near d camp of German prisoners of war in the Bermudas. The consul said full report is being forwarded hv mail. The British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice has already ex- pressed regret to the state department over the incident, and it is expected here that the British government will pay an indemnity
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcH1

WASHINGTON. March 29-Turk ish regular troops were due last Saturday at Urumiah Persia, where Americans and other Christians lre reported to have been attacked by Kurd bandits, according to official statements made to Ambassado. Morgenthau by the Turkish Grand ViZier. The ambassador reported his conversation to the state depart ment, adding that the Turkish wal office had informed him no acts 0. violence had been committed al Urumiah.
 Department officials noted that
Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
Fired With Many Aboard

CARDIFF, March 29.-One of the t'a- laba's passengers, in telling their eX- periences said that when the submarine ordered the passengers to take to the boats boats were lowered and the pas sengers served with life belts but no one was allowed to take any personal effects.
 Then followed q terrible scene" he said Some boats were SWamped and the occupants thrown into the sea. Sev- eral were drowned almost immediately. Barely ten minutes after We received the order to leave the ship l hard q report, and the vessel heeled over. The Germans actually fired a torpedo at her at a range of about one hundred wards when a large number of passen- gers and the captain and other officers were still distinctly seen abroad"
 All the passengers and officers say the submarine fired the torpedo before all the boats were lowered and while many persons were still aboard the steamer.
 Fire on Small Boat
 FISHGUARD. Wales. March % f of he
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Hleiae qpli3eina@ri9tem

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1tmtpetter
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benz bieIeIben perihipunben tuareu,
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$475. Die Samilis mar aur 9eit BON
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3. R. 81, Carthage. unb erbeuteter
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Sic Gngldnber
8ebaupten in BEN Sarb :
neIlen arpBen 9 d absn
angsridtetsubo ben.

. q q u pfen IN pen y Us
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angsrihtetSuboben.
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5sIesrnpb" pirb aus Mptilens bsPe'
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neiten bauerte omSamitas an. JIiiAts
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5eriiDrt. Die Iptts in Der Gnse
lpurbeu bsSsutsnb befdGbisi. absr bi.
9eueeungen Der Jlotte puroen iehr
tart bura Winen be6inoert, bsrsn
gntfernuua inipIge Der 9bdtigtsit Der
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t5nnsn, bura peIds Die gdtt.risu bss
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ben
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eokal-Derid)l
Gauges Siecbtbmmr
Srieb ben Strakrnbabn apnoirttrnr
TbIei Smith in ben Sob.
Grbanst iidJ in Dem Sslttr ieiurr
@Dbumns an Sefferion gpeune.

9urb ldngere &rantbeit CUR Sere
5psifluns setrieben, besing Der 23idbs
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2irie t5Gtig.
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Mrmer 9enfeI
Seiterreidii6er 8 Griegs.
gefangeuer in Wont.
real bIbt GIudt.
periu6 NIT oem
Sehen.

D2ontreaI, Cue, 2. geGt. -
9or ben alugen 6es gliIi5uriiliiters
General SamueI !6usbes fpurb. am
Samitaa glbeno Dor Der @irroior
Citation Der Canadian Baeific gabn
elm oiterreit)iiher ariegsgefangener,
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elmer S9iIopaae eridoiien. General
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iten uno neriiherte benz SoIbnten, 6ub
er nur feline 8fIiht getban babe.
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9amens San 9ausef, iolte nit elmer
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bieiigen 9etentionsIoeer nad einem
9etcntionslager in Spirit 2ofe ae.
idofft iperoen unb madte, aIs fih Die
8efongenen inter niIitGrii6er @e.
padping auf. bem Iorif9 nod benz
@abnbof befonben, einen SIudtrer.
iud, tpi,rbe iebod prompt nieSerse.
ihoiier.
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CLARA Gin,uu,
in.0orbiIbl Der unaorii6e


Gin.8orbiIbl Der unadrii6e
Sabetts9lipirant Or. Gsjn b. 2aterg,
Der iid Die iiIberne 5apferteitSmeboiIls
eriier &Idiie ertporben bat, teihlob. bic
nit Der glusssidnune perbunbsns Mos
'naisrente ben 15 &rcusn au fapiiclis
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in 20 Sdbren einem Grobtparbsiner
MG6hen dls Wiieift eesebsn peros.
lpeI9es ipdbrsnb bieies arieses seboren
ipurbe unb beren gdter duf bem
S6laatfelSs aefaIlen iii. Die Summs
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bstrdsen.
9effer ais troden 9ro b.
aus BEN @sfaHsensnlaasr 2e9felo
.beilt Der Shneiaer pierre Maurice
I'm @enfer .SOurnaI" nit, bab man
ben gufen, ols Il. sinselisfert purbsn.
arobe gii6ieu nit S6ubfsii ausbin-
biats. @m gbsnb b,sielben Sas.s
mar per canse @orratb perihpunber.
Die trapen RuiIen battsn bic Stief.ls
f6u,iers duf's groh aeitri6sH uno
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Gin 6inben6ura 70 ort 1.
6sneraIFeIbmaritoa bon 6irbtnburs
in tein Rann Der Worte, irnbsrn ein
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teiannt 1sasben ipurbe, fost: ,Qlle on
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f6leiisns anesIeei aeipsisnen SdiiBen'
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'@derbou al psripenben." S1in6snbur3
idgt ni6t in ldngen Qusfiibrurgen,
bah als unb ieoe Geiohr bon Der
CREME O6sridIeiiens bsieitigt in, tr
ertIdrt einfah bic Sdiibengrdten als
nnn6tbig er brauhi iie niAt mebr.
Die oeati6sruIfii6e 9renSs Sb,rs
i9leiisns III frsi fir ben g.iIug - frsi
lpohI fir INNER!
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gen Tam ron bem eSnF1nteriitsn be-
Sanopebr Observation-Disclosures gso.
Z slnton SUB OIL feline aneeborige,i
in SrnbSer foleenbe GeIopoitfarte:
,,Giebe GItsrn unb Gsi5lpiiter! sSn Be-
iter 8eiiin0beit idreibe i'd Gud, Gin
paar 3eiIen. Dir aebt es bis iest
gut :" Sier bridt bic anrte CD
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foIgenbe @ittbeilung: rGuer @obI.
gpborenl 2eiocr nliib i6 Sbuer nit.
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Sobne uno gruSer eefuuSeu iuur6e,
Der beiite ON 81. @6rs ben SeIben.
TOD bel cinem Gefeft gefunSen bat.
sSStrana Selofurat; ST. s. GOIpredt
giegimeutsnrSt."
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@esenitr6mang.

I'm benz q9ii6len Der 'gunbas
GlOlins 2edgue entsessn5utIsteu. fins
BET baits @6enb in Der ger.tra! Surns
bale eine @eriammluns Der Jreuno.
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btrs linb Oieieuisen aabmin6o5er eir,s
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Gls 2e6ensHittel gu fiafifisieren urb
Dem 8eroerben Iei9t ousgeiest 'irb.
0ie gerfdmHtuns iif bon ber .,getail
Grocers' drb 8utt9ers' 2eaaue BON
Cincinnati" einberaFen pDrben. Wer
an perfOHli6e Srsibeit glaubt, Tolte
Der @erfammlure 9e,its absnb beis
tppbner. ass
Setrstdr SnfSt gpe5m pun bsr
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fern nit Stife ppn aBripatbeteftiOs
gsipsiie Don Sa6bdtbT9dnbunsen Ders
fHnfh babea rrb bic GHsresperbre6sr
fsusn bssss osrbaf.a rerssrL Die q,Os
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Grlaa ieiner gcrlesnns.

Yer Jarbise SObn Mc9Outon, Der
am II. Qtpril an Der gde Der Carlisle
unb Smith Strabe nit einer Sti3s
purbe i'm llnterleib aufsefuneen uno
na9 benz Stabt6OipitaI sebratt ipur'
De, III bort gsItern glbenb ieinsr Iers
Iebung criegen. Die 9oIisei III auf Der
Sut,e nnh einem geiuifien 5reo. Neal,
Der bon Me9aulton dls ieinen an'
greifer besei6net ipurbe, iih dber bis
iebt Der 9erbafturs entSosen bat.