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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

einen &errdtber aneeicben, ba CT bon
Den ~@ngldnoern obne Die 3uitimmuns
Der mpbammebaniiden relisiDien
Nutoritdten ein9eiest purbe."
Die BON ben Gngldnbern am Nil
pcrfolgte Yolitif, laufe ibrcn Sntes
rel'en gdn5lid 5uipiber, ertIdrt jener
8eipdbrSmunn gum S6IrB. unb Die
Gntrilituns Der depptiifcn cinbeimis
ld)en Seoplterrng padbie ltetig. nie
8. .. iiingit oas itattsefunbene attcns
tat 9egen ben neuen Snltan ilnb feline
Winiiter 9e5ei9t babe.
Sn benz 2idte betradtct bat Gns=
Lamb @runb senms, fir bic 6ampasme
in Megppten 81 fiirhten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Seutifr. amerifaniihe Stimmscber

belitlt)s amerifanild)e Totlnll
lit geiu0bnlid) 5tpiihen Der bemoiraz
tiid,en uno replblifaniid)en Yartei
getbcilt. Sn 1916 ipiro - 10 erfldrt
Der .Wilpallfee Citizen" - ipenige
items 3peibrittel bes peutids amerifas
niifen 8otums 3u @mlten Der
republifanii6en Yartei ~nbeeseben
iperben. Die grobte 3abl Der beutihs
ameritaniihen S%timmseber iinb III
ben Staateu Yenniplpauia. Ohio.
Suinois nnb 3isconiin; ieood) eibt es
audi 9enl9 Seutids Nmeritaner in Den
Staateu Heiu Yort, Sem SeriepL Sns
binna. nm bieie Stnaten republifaniid,
81 maiden. SeIbit Der iolioe SiiOen
lit nid,t mebr iider, penn Die Seutits
Ameritaner tonnten gar leiht Ytiiiouri
unb pabriheinlid, aud aentIdp
republitaniIf madden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Sir ben S,erbit iteben perid)icbcn,

Shr oeH SeTpW ltepeN ocrlu)lCpCllc
SurnIers Nunpentc beppr. 90 luu0c
Oieie &onpente @cihditsiad)e bleibcu,
idreibt nit Hedt Der .Sanbmann".
lpcrbcn Die Sarmcr yillseu aus beuz
ielbeu 8icbeu; Wcnn iic ubcr in io9cs
nannte Spristouren nllourtcn. toitcn
lie nur Scu Sarmcrn WclO. Gin gutter
Scle9at iiir iolhc &onpentc lit Der
GARNER, pcldcr lid fiir Ole Sr9aniias
ton intcrciiicri unb TcritGnbniH iiir
Die Tn8clcaenbcit bat. mcldIc Der Apus
ucutIpu oor9cleJt Ucrbcu iolcn;
iueld)er i'm Stnube lit. lid, on sen
Serutbun8cu 6u bctbciliNcn. nlio fciuc
iolde Ncute. pcldc boditcnS eilcn
Sie .luGrncn" fonncn. Ser Sclcnnt
ioll nidJt nIi ci8enc Npitcn 5ur Som
pcutiou rciicu miiiicn. Scinc Sicnitc
iiub l%ucrtbuoIl muo ioucu ucrAiitct rucrs
Den. Sic Aonpentiuncn mcrocn ndmz
lid abgebnltcn 6lml Seltcn dllcr
Surmcr. tic iiuo beitimmt. Wtittcl unO
@cac 5u iinbcn. mic man Ole Gin
uubmcu II. &ciinm9cu mcbrrn fam.
NQc Snrmcr bnbcu cincu HllBcn bon
Ocu Gcriummlungcn. Oh tic MN itunts
lifcr. Matchmaker o0cr iutcrnutionulcr
Nrt liuh. Mun bciuilc lid ulio in
bcu YofnIpcrcincn nil N"n hcppritc6cns
bcu A%onucntcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

etlle nor,deltde llltrcllnpltd)c Salps
lung betrad)ten miiiicn".
+
lie Note cut6dlt nGmlid, audi nid)t
EN- Wurt. ipelhes crtennen liebc, no
linlcre Ibmiuiitration oil tbuu ge>
oentt, penn England feline Yiratenz
Solitit fortieet. 8dbrcno bleie Notc
an @ngluno ami benz 8cge bortbin
mar. iesten Die GusldnDer ibren I'm
ocridGmtbeiten gegcu Die @~ercinigten
Staoteu Die aroue aui, inpem lie Den
Sumpfer y8odin9" abfin9en. Der
elmer amerifaniid)en @eieaidait oes
bort, in oas amerifani1d)e Re9iiter
cingetra9en it unb inter nmcrltas
ntider Slag8e obne &aoung BON einem
omerifaniIden Snieu nnh einem an
beren ameritaniihen Saien iubr.
Sieier @elpaltitreid 5ipin9t ms Sl
Der Innabrnc, baB England nitt Die
Nbliht bat, nlldl nm cine ein5i9e BON
Den Soroeruuscn Der @ereinisten
Stuatsu 81 erfiiIleu.
&em bentc in @aI6in9ton cine
Hegierun9 am Huber nGre, ipeld)e,
ltutt auf Die .Sppbeua" 81 rdipunies
rem. Die Hedlte u~uieres |oltes uid1t
nur nit id0ueu 8orteu, ioubern burt
Sbaten 81 ifiiBen bereit mare, 10
bate lie im ~ISodtng" SAL folgeubes
&abeIgramm mad &onbuu acianbt:
SampIer .Soding" iunerbalb "a
Stunoen freigeben; boiler @rias uno
9emugtbulng iiir Die ipiberredltlite
&%apcruna oes Sdifies %Ieiiteu; ials
bie1eS nid)t innerbalb geiester Sriit
geit,iebt, iuiro elm @mbarap ali ale
fir England beitimnteu @aarcn aes
legt. - Die engliihen llebersrifie
fpiiroen iofOrt elm Gube nebmcu.
Iber .....
uGs ut faniu au5unebnteiI, ba6 Die
briiiIde HegierIng YrinSipien alfs
geben miro, Die ibr gum Sies in bielem
8rie9 notbpenbis eriheinen, nrr nm
benz @eiite ndb afaoemiihen SbeaIen
internationalen Hehtes 81 s~eniisen."
Sas lit nidt etfpa cine Sonboner
YreBitimme, iouoern Die Nniiht (ilnb
pieleidt Der @unih) Der nens
traIen sc. q. gneuiue Gun.
@as ioa man ba erir bon 2onbon
eripurten!
#
ant ieoen 5all miro ser nGdbite
Wtonat &larbeit iiber Die Stelung Scs
ameritaniiteu Bottles gu DEM europa
iId)en ariese brin9en. unb pieIlciht
biirfie England hieriiber nod mebr
ilberraiht iein, oils iibcr Die ipdte Note
Oes YrGiibenten. Der aongrcb aber
lpiro boffentIid Dem ionoerbarcn Iprz
sebeu oes Hrdiibeuteu elm Cube be-
reiteu unb Die internationalen Sragen
I'M ameritauii6en Sinne al lDien pers
Iufen. Sas bpfft jeoer quite Imeris
taner nit ODER pbne ginoeitrid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Die @iscpniiner ~fatbpliid)e 5Gne=

ratiun bat auf ibrer lepteu Snbrespers
iammlung 81 Sbebpp9nu inter
Inperem fplgenbc 3eitgcmdBe Be
ihIiliic angenommen: giurihtung mn
unteritiiBuns zines Yrptettorutes fiir
auaben, pelhe Dor Sli9enogeriften
iiberipicien i~uerben; llnteritiieuug
mittelloler S%aglobner in Der Or
lperbrmg umbebauten Sanbes gu
Sarnt5rpeden Cieitens ip%oblbabenoer
a~atbolifen) burd SarIeben fir
ldnsere Sermine unb 5u n~iebrigem
3iusfuB. etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Mad europaii6em Mmitcr,

"" 49,
Dem Die @iniirer ia Den Sieungeu
oes Heifstn9es. Y%nrlamcnts ober mic
ole gcicB9cbenbc &orpcritait bes Gam
beS INNER genaunt ipcrben mag. beis
Ipobnem, empiicblt Der iriibcre YrGlis
bent Sait. baB oic Wit9lieber beo
&abinett5 audi Den Seratbungen beS
&ongrelics beilpobnen %loItcn. III Die
Aniidten Der Administration flar bar
5llegcn uno, no notbig. Die Griors
berniiie Der e%in5elneu Separtcmcnts
81 crtldren. Saipobl: 8enn 3. 9.
Die Yldne fir Die Stdrfun9 Der 2ans
ocspertbcipignng, CUR %ermebrung
bon Seer unb Slotte I'M n1d)iten aons
9reB our 9eratbung gelan9cn. bann
iulten arie9sicfretdr @arriion unb
Marines SefretGr Saniels babel icin,
nm ale geipiinihte Nusfunit ertbeilen
mn etipaiseu @inipdnben begc9nen an
tonncn. Die Neuerung piirpe lid,
balb b%ciuGbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
3uder eisuet lid beionsers iiir Q

wv ssSsSs wv ~NI~SNsS ~ ~
iteuerun9. Wit nube5u ieds Yro6cnt
Der SepDlferung ser grbe perbraufeu
mir pro Sabr- unSeidbr 23 Tro8ent
Der Welts 3uderernte. Bon bieiem
Yroouft reprdientiert Elm YruJcnt
unieren Nobr3uder mb etipaS peniger
ais bier Yro5ent unieren 8%iiben8uder.
Wir importieren bon Cuba brei Wal
10 piel 3uder ais mir bon Hiiben pros
buSieren. unO bon Samnii importieren
mir poppelt 10 piel H%iiben5uder ais
bon Yortu Hico. llnler 3uders
Support belduit iif aui ungeiGbr
100000 Yiunb pro Sabr. Somit
lit eriihtlid, Dab cine Stciler bon
ein Gent pro Yfunb 3uder n cine
9unbeseinnabmc BON $4,000 900
pro Subr ergibt ober un9efdbr 5lpei
Wtal bas Sotals @infommcn. lpcldts
bieie Hepublif bate ais lie ais eigenes
S%tantcnweien lid orsaniiierte. Be
fanntlid) miro Die bemotratiife Ibmis
niitration Den 3ol alf 3udcr belaiicu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
sefanntlid belteben in BEN staate

Vefanntlth beiteben III Den Staaten
Oregon, lltab, &aibington, Wuiiahu@
let's. Nebrasfa. Iinnciota, Colorado,
California unb Tebrasfa Winbeitz
lobn9eiese fir nrbeitenbc Sruleit
linb ainoer. Die bon Seit 81 3eit, ie
nah Dem icpeili9en @eiddftsgang I'M
2anbe cine Ibdnberung erfabren,
5ipcifcaos aber ben Irbeiterinnen Gin
mcnidlerauiirbiges Saicin erlnr9liden.
Ser mdnnlid)e Irbeiter aber lit nod
INNER obne ShuB be5 @eiebes in
bieier Siniiht unb Der 8iltiir Der
Irbeitgeber prcisge9e6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Gtcme Sur.

Gin 3nbnar5t in Yortlano bat eiil
llelleS idmer5itiaenoes Mittcl emit
oedt: iobalo man 3abnidumer5en
ipiirt, nimnlt man eincn MunDpol
Wil6 mno remit iolange nit Dem
aopi ge9en Die @ano. bis iie Butter
miro.
(@er? Die Mtil6 oocr Die &ano? p
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
IS lit 5n begriiBen, paB biele rcid,s

w VT on UUB UICIV IVIUJ.s
bciitihc 3eitrngeu Die Surberung Der
tatbollihen ~a0lniid)eu Golts3citung"
auigcuomnleu hubcn. laut lueldJer Ger
Grnit Sinauer Idle SaBaeiau9 aus
allen Sildern mrsgcit,Ioiien 6leibt.
Die fiir Die Su9enb beitimmt iino.
2iiiauer's 8erbienit ielbit biibt burdJ
Sieie IdBuubme nihtS Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

Der Grstlihc 3atbgeber Der Chi
caso Sribune" "a. Iuguit) parnt
bas Yublifum se9en Coca Gola. Gr
crtldrt, basielbe entbalte bas gcfGbrs
lide Gaffein unb cr5ellge cine id)lper
5u ii6erfpmmenbe 8cppbnbcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
IS wirb furdtbare Geriulsunaeu

bier5uIanhe nebmer, ebe Die aatbps
lifeu, Defenders Die better geitellren,
Die Notbrpeuoi9teit elmer beiiercn
lluterltiiBun9 ibrer Yreiie einiebcn
lperocu. 8esbalb 10 lpenigc Der
mdhtnine iiir Die totboliid)c Yreiie?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Der Yrubibitiuns= Eemeal

Der Prohibitions =Gemesmns lpcgen
bat Die Srnbesreaieruns fir pas
Sisfaliabr, lpelfes am 81. Snli gu
Gnbe cling. $20,000,00 Ginnabmcn
perloren. Bie bicier @egfaa pieber
aufgebraht ipirb. ipeiB man nod, nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

&as mir au Der Note al guglnnN
nod pcrlniiicu, lit Der in ncr irilbcrcu
9iotc nu Scutid)lnno nn9cihInacuc
Son. .bnS oic Ser. Stantcn cine
MSiepcrbphmg bicicr Srdftitcu ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

Ans
Esp
Den Ss,
Wien wa
Mief
Am Subm
Dat sin v
En- etlech
Et wor d'
We emit v
Keng mas
De warren
Z periscO
81 warren
De mann
dr9h'
Huot net
e Subma
YUM gras
Ken amer
Mat desel
ct get de
Torpedo
SekRudd
Et asz z,
Der 4sch
Den sech
Eft war
Must fuo
Am wal
War dat
] ut hett 9
Ma t hut
@biiat
erlag R
Der bieii
einn,il Ia
8egrwrp.
Yrtefer
mar 9eb
5ogtbnm
1869.
erbielt 8
ndiium
1872 n
ietne ct
n,eoSSe1
belpbia,
bort bic
iden 8l
erbteh
1iidpf
gr5biids
Drei ga
Giititeno
IN6eu
balb an
8trhen,
Soufb
boute e
$4,000
Rdr5 1
Der tat
5eritort
Hep. 81
nm Die
gu eriet
ppaenoe
Yrenber
ilah Yf
beth y
9cbe if,
Chico
20. Sol
Iuiifpe
aus So
Saue.
Npe.,
idgungf
Snbepe
9roBes
in Der
Sinerie
Ipe.,
4ttraftj
Sihtbil
2ugemt
Sobn
beth. 90
aathdr
lino vi
9eiegne
AM ia
aus. III
BON b
@ottes
Den IT
8eileio
nah II
Sabrer
lamb
9du1e
STRIDE
Marici
blieber
Wt%de
in Sri
bliebel
! Yopen
| STRIDE
SRI. 8
8alnle
gierter
gpanit
Wilnlc
Sic y
Yeuta
iton "
BON
81.
Ainott
".-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
GHttnrieueH.

Die Hesieruns III 8aibin9tou bat
tn ihrcr Notc on @uglanb Yuntt filr
Slntt beitdti9t, ipas Die beutld,s
nm~erifuuiite Yreiie ieit Se9inn Der
britiihen llebersriffs unierem SanSel
unb nnierer Sdifffabrt 8~c8eniiber
p~oreebraft bat. Slber bereits in,
Sriibiabr bate Die bcutid,z america
niide Yrciie auf oieie llebergrifie
gu9lanO'S biu9eipieien ! +!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

etle poridelide lnfreunblidJc 6aui
lung betradten miiiicn".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

Die Hote ncnnt Die en9ltid)e
glodabe. Die @robbritonnieu fiir ieine
misunderstanding atte sebraudt. ais
nift t~batidd,lif b~eltebenh, unredtz
mdBie ltno niht 81 bertbeibisenb,
mas ia n0li9 iibereinitimmt nit Gem,
mas Die beutid)s ameritoniihe Treiie
id,on Dor Ronateu betont bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Ger 3u9 aeaem Aeaypten.

err Nsauitb, Der cn9liide
Yremier. bat in ieincr filr5s
LID I'M en9liihen l~lnterbalo
9cbalteneu Nebe erfldrt, Der
babe Seoermarm ilberraIdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

(Sortictung auf Der ~. Scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

Warnn II buloete Waibin9ton
bieien iiber elm Sabr eriitierenben
3uitanb, baB @nslaub olf @runb
bieier un9eiesliheu Yapierz Slodaoc
nuiere unb anbere neutrale Sdiffe
nub SaOuneen in eu9liide Sdien
idleppt. bort Die &0iduu9 bes &argos
er5ipinet, in Der Ibiiht, bic 8eiters
beiorberuns an Die red)tmdBigen
gigeutbiimcr ODER Seiteller 81 pers
hinoern q? ??- 8arum ?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
HUERTA ILL

WASHINGTON. pr. a, Federal
ut 81 rusu Tuesday were
instructed tp report fully 900 rhu rwuI
.nn ut General lluurtu military pi
mor reported to hr ilI and vm lI
Wlr tu get away from surveillance
lm.1s il Is shown that llUurW b. .r.
.H-'N iN the government win press tUr
m- Indictment NO SW Anluuh uuNf
mouth m the charge uf violation uf
American neutrality laws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28
RONtNNN CAPITAL MILLION

Secretary Of State j H. Lyon Tucs.
Iu, received u certified check Tor S1.
uu2 from the Ru>umn Petroleum rum-
muy uf Tulsa tu cover the Zee lu lts
application for uurrn-, ut capital
Stock FROM 81 OOU.OuO tn SNWOUOn NJ
greater lcc has ever been received by
the present secretary, bat fyc uf sim.
liar amount was collected when the
Prairie Pipe Line company Incorporate
Vd lu February.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-28

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Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
CLOSES BEST
 MEETING IN |To HISTORY

Mrs Pcnnybacher says the work af the General FeGeration is inspira- tiouai. and cannot be stated in words. echo her sentiments for the work Of the Arizona State Federation" said Mrs Henry r. Ross. state president. last evening. in summing up the accomplishments of the thir- teenth annual convention of the Ari- zona Federation of Women's Clubs. which closed its four days session yesterday afternoon.
 This convention has been in many ways one of the most satisfactory ever held in the history If our fed eration The attendance of so many women from all parts of the state attested To their appreciation of the worth of conventions and federations as q means of enlightenment and in spiration and the splendid spirit of Goodfellowship manifest throughout the sessions has been particularly gratifying to all, declared Mrs. II. B.. Wilkinson, chairman of committee of
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
- Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

of school children issued and the usual resist has ensued.
 Those charged with the preservation of the public health cannot be diiigent, but judgment should be mingled with precauton The citizen of long standing in Tucson is afraid of smallpox. To him it is d loathsome and troublesome ailment, but not frequently fatal it is in the northern attitudes and colder climates. Three years ago, about this time, Tucson invaded by smallpox from three separate sources in Mexico. The fam flies those afflicted maintained such secrecy and maintained such communication with their neigh hors that several cases brought to the atten- ton of the health authorities all once At one time there eighty The city and county health authorities did not become excited. They did not close the schools any other places of public gathering, but they entered upon slcepless campaign against the various loci, with the result that within a month there a case of small poX in town. Quarantine, of course, had to be established, but never mere suspicion but with good reason. There d moment when sen sibie people scared
 While the epidemic was regarded as joke nobody looked upon it as public calamity
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
Peculiar Aappenirus

Mingled with the more terrible features of the incidents of odd nature which are more less of agreeable relief the sinister and aconic breVity of the official concentrations A British officer for example reports that heavy shell fire has the effect making hens. lay. He says: As soon fus!ade is oNer you men dash ing about after stray chicken in ;he hope Of it's dropping egg If there is an element of truth in this utterly prosaic picture of the follow ing battle, poultrymen should install batteries of heavy ordnance for the winter campaign
 Another tale relates that German prisoners taken longer have brass buttons on their cloth !ns, and that many of them wear spikeless helmets The explanation is supposed be trat Germany is suffering from shortage of copper is curtail- ing the of that metal and brass in every possi- h!e It is hard believe however that the German army is in such bad way with regard to copper that it has to melt up brass buttons and nutilate the service helmets.
 Another bit of news which, in the absence of certain facts. must be considered odd comes from r Italy is advising and helping all subjects senerally interpreted to mean that Italy will enter the Germany's enemy It is possible however, that the German residents in Italy have been asked to return home because the Kaiser's huge acquisitions for fresh troops have greatly de- petcd Germanys male population
 Servia recently filed novel complaint with the English government. Serbia say her native sons Is the correct way to spell it. The name Servia is considered highly offensive because suggests A root of Latin origin meaning to serve" The re- quest of the Serbs is reasonable enough but it is queer that they should let this matter bother them at a tune of such tremendous national stress. All o the beilgerents seem to attach good deal of inn portance to names. Recently Russia committed a real atrocity in changing the name of Lemberg to LvoV. Przemysl, however. can challenge the Rus sians to do their worst.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
A PRAYER IN TIME OF WAR

Ihou' whose deep ways are in the sea, whose footsteps not known Tonight a world that turned from Thee Is waiting-at Thy Throne The lowering BabelS that we raised Where scoffng sophists brawI The little antchrists we praised The night is them all The fool hath said-tbe fool hath said. And we who deemed him wise, We who believed that Thou vast dead How should seek Thine eyes? HOW should We seek to Thee for power Who scorned Thee yesterday? How should We kneel, in this dread hour? Lord, teach how to pray. Grant us the single heart once more That mocks sacred thing The Sword of Truth our fathers wore When Thou vast Lord and King Let darkness unto darkness tell
 Our deep, unspOken prayer For, while our souls in darkness dwell We know that Thou ant there
 Alfred Moves, in London Daily Mail.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
A Smallpox Scare

Tucson usually self contained, has given way o q smallpox scare. May be, should say that the new health officer there has become panic stricken. At any rate he closed up many of the public places where people congregated because of the appearance of several of smallpox in such light form that prominent citizen who had been detained at home for few days described it an "incontenence" About fifty
 ported, and, far know none has resulted fatally. The usual order to enforce the vaccination
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
REDFIELD WAKES WROTH
Says Shipping in Hands of Pound of
 Flesh Exactine Aliens
tAssocIATED PRESS DISPATCH l


 LOUISVILLE, Jan. of the facts were fully known, public opinion would insist on drastic action which would prevent the recurrence of an arbitrary series of hold-ups and eX actions to which our foreign com merce is too much an unwilling vic tim said Secretary of Commerce Redfield in an address.
 It is shocking it this time, when the door of opportunity opens $" widely before us, to have our ocean shipping facilities so fully in the hands of aliens who do not hesitate tc exact their pound of flesh.
 The cynical disregard that foreign steamship companies show for their contracts and for the interests of American commerce al large are such as to make the attitude of l robber baron look respectable. Wonderful as has been the growth of OUT for eign commerce in these recent months it is but a small pat of that which it would be if our commercs was not being throtted at it's source by the cXactions of foreign-owned steamship companies.
 Redfield referred to the United States as the one peaceful source of world He deplored the lack of wis ion in the United States, which fails to see the opportunity of the hour"
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
THE MOTH

Last evening when the lamps were
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 And amber painted every pane. Against the easement with his wings A moth-frail insect-beat in vain. A blaze of glory famed before His little eyes and yet the glass Was safeguard for his slender frame And could not-would not-let him
 pass; Destruction waited him within, Without the darkness safety meant. Yet dazzled by that glitterinG spell He strove and could not be con
 tent. | unused beside the evening pane With eyes of wonder pccring
 through: And does the glory that we seek Contain hidden danger, too?
 Springfield Republican.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcnI

NEW YORK, Jan. 23- Foreign scH- ing Was d greater factor in an irrcg- ular market than at any time since the "copcning of tie London ex- change. Today's offerings made for eign liquidation, chiefly of London. 100000 shares for the week The market was uneven at tue outset, but soon went to the hisncs, oi the day and of the current movement Selling had no appreciable effect until the afternoon when the bears aggressive tactics knocked down prices. The lowest prices Were in final dealings, when virtually all gains were obliter- A;cd with special weakness in Read ing and other leaders.
 Foreign exchange reflected Euro pcan iiquidation, there being heavy buying of finance bills against stock sales. London cables and drafts would have broken sharply but for the neutralizins effect of the sales of commercial bills Money rates were the lowest in almost year. four To six months loans being made at 2 and 1 per cent, while over one year money was offered on prime collateral at Der cent. This core sponded With further reduction of outstanding emergency currency and forecasts of tomorrow $ bank state ment which indicar. another cash gain. An unexpected development Was the decision of the special mas ter in the "West Nire mia debt case" holding West Virginia liable for I large share of Nirsinia's debt when she seeded from the union. Virginia certificates rose sharply on this news, but later reccded. The volume of bond sales increased with higher prices in many issues Total sales represented q par value of $4.243. coo.
 Metals
 Silver, 4Ste; Elec,rolytic, 14la; cop per. firm.
 Stocks
 Analgamated. 565s~ Smelling, 62%; Santa Fe. 95h; Sf Paul, 92; New York Central. 912l; Pennsylvania, 1o7h; Reading. 15I3s: Southern Pa cific. SG3s; Union Pacific, 1213s Steel, 52%, Steel. preferred 1oS.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-23

One thing to be said of the present legislature Is that it feeis greater security in it's own integ rty, Tn it's power to resist upting influences than it's predecessor, whose members saw the horns hoofs and bafbed tail of all who approached For Instance, one man, member of a territorial Ieyis- Eture and since connected with a large corporation almost invited the offices of the sergeant tat arm, two years ago by merely entering the capitol build ing The other day he took his seat with some missiVng, in the gallery of the house. wben he was observed by q member who secured at once and unanimously the adoption of d resolution inviting him to place on the floor