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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Die CHenfibe ber Mmiien
ait n6rbliHen Gnbe
ber GrDnt
Grreidie md flint 5assn Elm gnbe.
Obue bab bic RuiIen aud MIR oas
Gerinsite errsidt battsn.

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Der @esenb bon platsnen unb In Der
Habe bes 5itli6en Gnbes Der JnIel
Dulen in Der Dina, begann, bat, ipe'
nisTisns temporGr. sin gnbe errsitt.
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prsiIe lit eerabe pon einem 9eiuh in
ben porbsriten grdben am oitlidsn
gnbe bes 2bidnitts suriidseiebrt. In
oem Der ansriff Der RufsH absefdlas
gen ipurbe.
Die GSen. mar cine gang frisblids.
Vur bann unb ,pann ipurbe Die Stias
BON einem aanoneniduB ober ein paar
@eipsbrihiiiisn uritfrbroden. pbsleif
Der aorreiponbent alf einem 5tssl
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Dem ruiiiden 5rommeIfeuer fiad &C.
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ii4 lin ein,n ernitliden Weriu4 sss
banbeIt babe, bic bsuiiden 2inisn on
bieiem punti gu bur46rs@en.
an elmer bier obsr flint Msilsn
lausen Groni, an fpslder bic admpfs
am beftisitsn lparsn. sriffen Die Rui,
fen nad Dorbersesangenem 80 Stuns
ben lansen 5rommslfeuer nit Der g.,
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ipsraten aimpfsn .rrei4isn, mar, baB
lie einen ssutI9sn Sorderpoitsn nabs
men. Der ipdtsr in cine perinansuts
poiition umseipanbelt ruerben folIte.
RuTiI6s gsianssns iusten IN DisIsn
Jdlltn aus, bab nur flint ooer feds
Wann BON ibren Hompdgnten iibrt5
gsbiieben fsisn.
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Gs Mnsabsn In Der Ressl fir llsbers
irsibunssn, absr ale Offisiere NIT be-
men ber aorrefponbent fpra9. itimms
ten BARN therein. bab bic RuHen isbr
fdbpere WsrIuite erlitten babsn-
.Ob bic 9iuiTen ibre angriffe in
bisier gsssnb ipiebtrbolfn ipsrSsn,
lam ni9t oraussefastiperbsn. stas
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rai9<n ba Der 5einb iebr gut fpeib.
pom tpsldsr itraissii8er Wi6tistsit
bas DurGbreden Der beutfGen Gront
an Der RsitdnsGb GbauHse fsin inirbt.
mtnn q seIineen ipiirbe. bier burdJ'
5utrtden, bann tuiirben bic Dsutidkn
'os3puHssu fem sinsn srsbsu 19sil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Seegefeht in bet Ndbe ber
britiidJem 3iifte.
Rur tleine g 9iffs parsn
baran betbeilist unb
es tpurbe teiu 9 9a.
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2pnbon, "a. Suli. Cine am
Radmittug bonn britiI6sn Mdrines
miniitsrium erlahene 9etnnntmu6un5
ent6dlt bic Wiitbeilung, baB ant
Sonntag Ie4s beutite 5orpebo6oots
Serit0rer Elm 8efedt nit 6ritiI9en
ariegsftiffsn gu beiteben gsbabt bdts
ten. gs ipirb ertlGrt, bab bic bsut.
ihen Stiffs tpisberbolt s.troffe,
tpOrben ieien, iie aber i'm Stanbe ses
ipefeN isien. bic belgiibe 4iiIte gu err
reiaen. Die 9etanntma9uns lautet
ipie fplat:
ram %. Suli I'm Taitternn9t be-
mer.tsn einise unierer leitten S4iffe
orei feinblite 3eritorsr, bic ii9 aber
5uriid3osen, ebs es m6sItd mar, i9nen
S3absn su5ufiisen.
.SpGter itiebsn unIere Sdiffe auf
ie4s feinoIi6e 3erit0rer in Der Rd6e
Der S6oulpsn gant uno es tam gu
sinem 8efedt, in fpelhem bic feinbliz
den S6iffe tpieberbolt setrpffen tpur=
ben; es sslans ibnen aber, bic betsiids
aiiite gu errsi6en.
Gins uniersr Sdiffe tpurbe sine
NAL getroffen uuo elm Mann uHo EN-
Offi5ier purbsu lsi9t uerpunbet.
Cont purSs gfismunb DerIest uno
audi tein S9dosn anseridtst.
Die beutf9e 9eriior.
Berlin, "a. SuIi. Cine pd6renb
beg 5ases bonn beuti4en Wurinsamt
erlaiiene 9stanntmatuns iagt, bab IN
Der Ratt pom %. gum %. Suli bsut>
ite sorpebuboote Bis an bic Miins
buns Der 5beHie fubrsn, obne Elm
feinSIi6es ariessidiff 5u ie6en 5u
be,ommen. spdtsr itiebeu iie auf cine
2lnSabl tleiner britii4sr areu5sr, iie
te6rten a6sr unbeIbdbist in lire SGz
fen suriid. Der WOrtIuut Der gtHtiin'
oiguns lit folgenber:
rSn Der Rd9t uom %. gum %.
Suli fubren osuti6e Sorpeoo6oote
DON GIanosrn aus Biz an Die RiiHs
buns Der 53emie, obne elm feinbliaes
&risssfdiff 5u @efidt gu betommen.
9ns fe suriidte6rten, itiebn iie auf
mebrere ,lsins britiihe Srsu5sr ppn
Der 2lurora &LafIs unb cine Gn5u6l
3erit0rer. gs fam su eiuem tur5en
9eie6t, in benz mir einise CUTE Srefs
fer ma9tsn. llniere Sorpeooboote
tebrtsn unbeiddbigt mad i5rer Spes
rationsbaiis Suriid."
Bonn iaSSitliden 3riegss
f9auplds.
Berlin, "a. Suli. 4uF brabtIcs
fem @sse nad SappilIe. 0us 0iters
rsi6ifb ungartide &risssntiHiites
rum bat untsrm datum bonn %. Suli
bic fpIssnbe getdnutmaauns erlaf'
fen:
.Ruifiide 5ront: Siibli4 bon 9ds
turup sossn mir unisre sruppen Dor
elmer fiarisn ruHifden @rmse mad Sem
Saupttainm Der aarpatben suriid.
.aaalisnii4e isrDa.: ga& us4rsTsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Nibt befiiripprtet
Wirb Dom engliIfen @eneralanpolt
bic appeQution Sir Ruger GaIea
ments an bGs Sberbaus.

9onbon, "a. Suli. - Sir 6rea
berit s. Smitb, Der @eneraIanpuIt,
beutete ben gte4tsbetItGrben DON sir
Roger Gdlement gegeniiber an, baB
er uuberitanbe lei, cine 9(ppellation
eegen bds Sobesurtbei( Sir @aiea
ments an bas Saus Der 2orbs gu
befiirtporten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Die 9erIute ber grtten
an Qfftateren.

2on0On, %. Sutt. - Sm Wlo,
nut Suni OerIor Die britii8e &rmee
1919 Sffi5iere, nGmli9 423 an Sobs
ten, 1892 an 8erpunbeten uub "a aH
@ermibten. unb felt benz 8eginn BEG
grieges 29,424, tpDpon 1897 get0Ibtet
lrnrben ober geitOr6en iiuO; 1886
berpun0et tpurben unb 1871 oermtBt
tperben.
Wd6renb Der beftigen aGmpfen in
Der llmgebung BON Ypern berloren bic
&dnabier 464 Sffi3iere, tpOoon 109
get0btet, 3O4 beripunbet purben uao
81 permiBt peu0en.
Die 8rigabe9enerdle atrf unb
Wiercer ipurben getobtet unb Der 8rta
gabeaeneral @illiams gerietb In 8e'
fangeni6aft. 9ret unbere 8rigabeges
nerdle purben oertpunbet unb neuH
Sberitleutnants get0btet.
Die Gtiter entbulten audi bic glda
men BON 200 Offi5ieren, bic Bel &ut1
Gls&maa in @efangeni4uft serie>
t6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
QSetterb

Sir S9io unb bas peItli&e
pennIBIbanien: Sbeiltpeile tribes,
on6altenb tparmes Detter am Dienss
tag uHO glittnod. Babri6eirGi9 @es
nttterregen am Mittpo4 ober in ber
Wtitttpo4 Ratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Oiit all i9ren fmrd)tbarem 9(mitremgmt9em nttS
Cpferm babem Sic Sriten mid)ts 1peiter erreidt,
a(s oab ic Gin paar 9duler in po5iereS 9enommen
6a6en.
STE Tram5piem nerbaltem iieb jebt gang mntbatis

I'M
Don 9e
ben
in ub bG
If
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
3aifer 0Silbelm
sat fein Sauptqudrtiet
POM IN Hid en- ma 9 bem
Dfli9 en- rtegSf6dus
h(nb nerIent

.pldb perlegt.
gerGtn, "a. Suii. - lleber Con.
BON. - Qlm MOntog lpurbe bier offt,
3iea an9etiinbigt, bab ii6 Der Gatfer
Wilbelm pom tpeitli9en ndb benz OIt'
.ihen &riessihduplas beeebeu babe.
gr lit bon Dem @bef bes srpbeu Sene'
ralitabes be9leitet.
3pansig perforen Tn Der
Rdbe BON Berlin ers
trunten.
&oper5agen, %. Suli, 3ndr.
ala 9erIpnen Itnb ertrunten, dls AM
Sonntag IN Der Rdbe BON Berlin uuf
Der Spree 5psi 1dbrboote NIT eindn'
Der tDIIiSirtsa. Gtnl per @oots sing
,sirtfr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

i6rer ainie fiiblid unb tpeitli4 Don
Riea aufsuse6en. Die ruiiiifen De-
fanaenen iasen, baB Der General aoa'
ropattin ausbriidli9 nit Der 2lbl'd'
na9 biefsr Sront setommen lei, LIN
bic Ioebsn bebeutenbe Sffsniipe gu
lsitsn. Gs 1T biss elm gepeis bafiir,
ipel6e Bidtisteit man ben Speratio'
nsn in bieisr Gesenb ieitens bss Geins
bes beimibt."
Seber Sffiaier. nit BEN Der 3or'
reIponbent Der 9lHOeiirten preils
iprah, briidie abIolutss 9ertraler
bariu aus, bdB bic beutide 5ront in
tsr bieiigen 9esenb nidt bor9brodsu
iperben tann. Die oeutife 5ront fol9i
INNER no6 benz linten llfer Der Dina
bon einem eine Meile n0roli4 Dor
9erierniinbe selesenen puntt iotpsi
fiibtid,. als man NIT einem itartsr
Gslbitsder Don Dem bo9ften 9eo6a4'
iunsgpuntt in ben san5eH Gesenb Is'
ben tann, nit 2luanabme eines tleinsr
abidniiis sipii6en RassefaH unf
Diinbof, bon ipo aus ii9 bic Gront IN
ssraber aiuie big nad Ssm grudsn'
.opf Don llrtuu bin3iebt. 0ieIe ainls
kiinbet iit ununterbrodeu felt benz
lebisn Serbit in ben Sdnben bsy
0eutf4sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

Der @Ori4iiTe an bic @erbiinbeten uno
&olon!en. @r briidte audi bic 2(nIidt
aus, bab bic 2tusga6eu fir Seer un5
Jlotte lest ui4t peiter aRpa4ien
piirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

Sagen Oerbdltnibmdbiger Stias fans
ben ssitern tpteber &dmpfe fiibli8 bont
Saguma Sbal unb Bel Punebeggio
itatt. Die Staliener purbsn iiberaI
ariidgsi4lagen.
Sin 5beil Der Dorite6enben Oepes
f9en mar bereits an Sonntag iiber
Gonbpn BON Wien eingetrpffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

9obe bur9 ben Strang berurtbeilt
tporben.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Cretonne Laundry Bags, soc

Large size Cretonne Laundry Bags ma de
in the new assortment Of CretOnne, soms
with bar across the top and cords. \eU
desirable and useful bags. except ronsl
quality materials. Anniversary Sale price,
soc.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
EIGHT.HOUR LAW PROBE
SOON TO BE COMMENCED
Preliminary Work viii Be Started Prior
to Putting Legislation Into Effect.

Preliminary work on a nationwide in
vestigation Of the recently enacted eight
hour-day railroad law will be started
within a short time by President Wilson s
eight-hour-day commission. headed by
Mai. Gen. George W. Goethals
While the commission will not be for
merly organized for some time, and the
actual work OF investigation will be de-
laysd until after the eight-hour law
takes effect on January l, complete plans
for the inquiry will be developed at once.
Conferences between Gen. Goethals,
Trade Commissioner George Rublee, and
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clark, the other members OF the commit
tee, have already taken up the question
Of preliminary organization and have dis
cussed plans for a general scheme upon
which the inquiry Will be based. This
plan will be completed and ready when
the law becomes effective, and the com
mission will then begin the actual work
at once.
Meantime plans have been completed
for the Inauguration OF the general re-
view Of railroad legislation and railroad
conditions by the Joint Interstate Com
nerce Subcommittee Of the House and
and Senate, headed by Senator Newlands
and Representative Adamson- Chairman
Newlands has prepared and submitted to
all those interested in the committees
investigation a synopsis OF the work to
be covered, which indicates a railroad
inquiry on a scale never before attempted
by Congressional committee.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
BUSINESS MEN PLEDGE
Aid TO WAR RELIEF
viii Assist in Gathering Funds for Ar
menian and Syrian Sufferers.

-Four prominent business houses Of
Washington yesterday pledged their
hearty cooperation In the work OF rails
ing funds here for the relief of the
Armenian and Syrian war sufferers.
They were the first to respond to the
appeal Of the Washington Auxiliary Com
mittee for the privilege Of placing booths
or tables in these establishments to
facilitate the making OF contributions
John Poole, president OF the Federal
National Bank, sent letter to the COM
mittee, declaring the lobby Of his instttu-
tion was at the disposal Of the COM
mittee. He also stated the bank would
cooperate as far as we can In this
worthy cause"
W. W. Everett, Of Woodward & Lo-
throp, speaking for that concern, stated
. prominent place would be provided at
the main entrance for the booth or table
to be presided over by committee Of
young women.
The Columbia Theater. through Man.
ager Beatus, also indorsed the plan. He
stated he would provide room in the
theater lobby for a booth.
The fourth letter was feom James
RunEinan, manager Of the New Ebbitt
House, who not only said table could
be placed in the lobby, but that the hotel
would aid the campaign in every way 1t
could.
Young women prominent in the social
life OF the Capital will be IN charge Of
these booths under direction Of the gen.
eral committee Of Armenian and Syrian
residents OF the Capital who are work.
ing as q subcommittee OF the auxiliary
body.
This committee is composed OF DR.. NJ
NJ Dolmage, secretary Of the auxiliary
body; AAnsour Samaha, NJ. and s.
Daoud. Joseph and Ayoub RIzik, DR.. A.
L Garabedian, and A NJ Barsamian.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
POTATO BREAD SOLVES
HIGH COST OF LIVING

Here's another one for the thrifty house
wife.
The Department of Agriculture has is
sued bulletin showing how the cost Of
living may be reduced by making bread
Of potatoes. The baking specialists state
that the STAFF of life" can be made Of
mashed potatoes and ordinary flour in the
proportions Of to ala According to the
bulletin:
The bread so compounded has a rich
brown crust, tender and elastic cr1nnb,
an appetiZtng odor and a very agreeable
taste. 1t contains more mineral matter
fiber. and moisture. but otherwise is prac-
ttcally the same as ordinary bread and
keeps fresh several days longer. This
would prove an excellent way in which
to utilize Gull potatoes"
Instructions and recipes for various
sorts OF potato bread and rolls will be
furnished by the Department Of Agri-
culture on application.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
A. & P. TEA co. STORE
MANAGERS ORGANIZE

Managers Of the Great Atlantic and Pa
cthc Tea Company stores in Washington
formed last night an organization to be
Association.
Officers Of the Great Atlantic and Pa
cihc Tea Company have donated $50 to
the association as a foundation fund
and have agreed to pay the annual rental
for the hall in which the association will
meet.
Officers were chosen as follows: H C.
Rothery, president; F. D. Hospital, vice
president; c. W. Morganthal, secretary;
Joseph Hogan, treasurer, and c. B. Ptnck-
ney, sergeant-at-arms.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES.
-Four Listed for Local Season Be-
ginning October ~.

The Christian Science churches of
Washington have arranged for a series
Of four lectures for the season Of 1857
as follows:
October 2, George Shaw Cook, C. s. B.,
Of Chicago; December II, Virgil o. Strick-
Ter, c. s, of New York City; February 1,
William R. Rathvon, c. S. B., Of Denver,
Col. and April S, Charles I. Ohrensteln,
c. s. B., Of Syracuse, y. Y
The lectures will be given at Polls
Theatsr. and II Is possible that one of
the midwintsr lectures will be repeated
at the church edifice OF First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, on Columbia road and
Euclid streets. All Of the lecturers are
members Of the Christian Science Board
Of Lectureship Of the Mother Church in
Boston, Mass
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
New Stamped Pique Carriage
Covers, 29c

You will be sure to hnd something
pleasing in the many new designs We ar,
showing in stamped Carriage Covers Al
are OF good quality pique. Anniyerssry
Sale Price, &c.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Nottingham and Bonne Femme Curtains

patterns this sale Of Nottingham
Curtains and different designs in Bonne Femme panel models
The sale the result special purchase Of exceptional lot
goods These very heavy
Of real lace curtainsain figured and will s7d
of laundering
nottingham Curtains values Femme Curtains
fro 75c
3Sc 20 o
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Stamped 36-inch Centerpieces

Made on very good quality Indian Eest
Gotten, with scarfs to match. Many new
and artistic patternS. Wonderful value a
the Anniversary Sale price OF csc.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
TO CONTROL WHEAT SUPPLY.
British Adopt System for "Ration-
inEo Entente Powers.

The British government has taken over
the task Of "rationing'' not only Great
Britain but also the allies, so far as
wheat and dour are concerned, according
from Consul General Skinner, at London,
made public here yesterday. The dis
patch makes It clear that British royal
commission will purchase, sell and con-
troll" the general allied supply Of wheat
and -four.
Flour and bread prices in Great Brit
ain and Eastern Europe have been csus-
ing worry among the allies for some
time, according TO recent dispatches re-
eeivsd here.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

nights by making useful articles Art NeedIcv ork
e solved in this way and these Anniversary Specials ID
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Anniversary Sale of Rugs

$3.50 BigeIow Adebfl wilton
Rugs, $500.
CsiEe sI3IIo.e0
These are full frame worsted
texture Of excellent quality, in a
large assortment OF beautiful de-
signs and colorings. Size
81 x1Oh. Special Anniversary
Sale price, $500.
s72.5o value. ex12 IT. size. spe-
cisl Anniversary Sale price,
s72.50 91I2 Hartford SaIony
Rugs, $4,000.
The famous American Oriental
Rugs in a wide range OF hand
some designs and colortngs.
These rugs are dyed and woven
by a special process and have the
name woven in the backs as
proof of their quality. Special
Anniversary Sale price, 10000.
39c I4125 in. Nodded Rubber
Door Mats, Ice.
Extra quality and very neat
Anniversary Sale price, Ice.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

New Process LinoIeum. 3Sc I'd
Full two yards wide. in an
excellent display OF varied
patterns. 1t is of excellent
quality and very durable. Cut
from the roll in any length
YOU wish. Anniversary Sale
price, Sc yard.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
Petrcva Last lime Today

Petrova is at the Columbia for the
 final time today. Petrova's name is
 enough to attract the lovers of good
 acting if the play was just fair but in
 this case the vehicle is worthy of the
 star and that is the reason that the Columbia turned them away again
 last night. At least that is one req
 son. There is another reason that is
 just as potent in determining the
 splendid business of the "theater of
 many comforts" and that is it's cool
 ness. Lets go down to the Colum-
 bia and cool off is the slogan that is
 becoming popular as the approaching
 hot weather singles out the Column
 hia as the only theater in Arizona with q cooling plant. These comfy roomy seats. with the wide space be- tween each one and the spacious lofty auditorium coupled with the cleanliness and the absence of odors and the possibility of infection from lack of sanitation makes the Column bia in class by itself. Added to tho Petrova five reel feature is a cork i inS good Drew comedy that is g scream, and one reel Pathe semi weekly news that alone is worth tht | price of the best ticket sold at tn, l door. Tomorrow Mary Sunshine, witt Baby Marie Osbourn, the greatest lit
 | tie actress in the movies. aged thre, l years, will be the attraction. Tn, mana cement of the Columbia has pro | Vided a hundred balloons to be giVel
 out this morning at eleven o'clock t
Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
FAMILIES IF TUCSON M|UT|AMEN
 BEING SUPPORTED BY THE COUNTY

their findings to the board of super visors. The board has the right un- der the law to use county funds for that purpose.
 Stafford, Tempe and Mesa are all taking care of the wives and families of the men at the front In addition to this a collection was made in Saf- ford and $350 realized. The entire sum was sent to the commanding of ficer of the Stafford company with in- structions to spend it to the best ad- vantage. He will use it for bettering the conditions under which the men are living and in buying dainties for the company mess, not provided on the government bill of fare.
 Leroy Ladd, secretary to the gov ernor, stated yesterday that any num- Der of the families of the Phoenix men at the front were in want He said that every day brought letters from enlisted men at Douglas com planning that they had been taken away from their work on short notice and that those dependent on them in Phoenix were in need of money To these letters, Governor Hunt is able to send but one answer that he ! is not able to relieve the pressure,
 but that he will do everything in his power to see that something is done at once to alleviate conditions.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
ONE WILL BE HANGED FRIDAY
Board of Pardons and Pa roles Leaves Chavez to Face Gallows ; Peralta Is Repl'ieved to July r; Perez Given Life Term

There will be only one man hanged in the state prison at Florence on Friday. This was finally decided yes terday afternoon by the board of pardons and paroles. while in session at the prison N. Y. Chavez will be executed. Miguel Peralta will be hung on July ', while Eduardo Perez has escaped the galloWs altogether. his sentence being commuted to life inn prisonment.
 In a statement last night, Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, member of the board, said that there were ex- tenuating circumstances connected with the murder of which Perez was convicted, and for this reason the board was constrained to commute his punishment to life imprisonment The reason for reprieving Peralta was to prevent two executions taking place on the same day
 It was also stated by a member of the board that it was to be emphatic ally understood that 'the communication granted Perez was not in any way intended as a sop to the Mexicans of the state. but that he was granted his life solely on the merits of his case The following is a copy of the statement made by the board directing the disposal of the three cases: FLORENCE, Ariz. June [. 1916. At a meeting of the board of par dons and paroles held on the above dates at the Arizona state prison, the board had under consideration the applications of N. V. Chavez. Seria No. 3479; Miguel Peralta. Serial No 3S14; Eduardo Perez. Serial No. 34S0 | for communication of their sentence. Imprisonment for life in the Arizona state prison. Final action was taker as follows:
 i In the matter of the sentence O N. N Chavez. the board has no rec ! Ommendation to make that will inter ! fere with the sentence Of the court 1 On the representation of the warde1 ] that there were not facilities for ex ! ecuting more than one prisoner ol one date. the board recommends t, the governor of Arizona that a ,re prieve be granted to Miguel Peralt; until July [. 1916
 l For sufficient reasons which haV been presented to the board, tn board recommends 60 the governor O Arizona that the sentence of Eduard Perez be commuted to one of impris onment for life in the Arizona stat prison. Respectfully submitted.
 CURT w. MILLER,
 Chairman.
 WILEY E. JONES,
 Member.
 C. O. CASE
 Member J. J. SANDERS, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
sa,ie Fisher as the Little Shepht

SaI,ie Fisher as the Little Shepherd
 It was well pleased audience that witnessed the film version of Howard McKent Barnes novel "The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row at the Lion theater last night. Sallie Fisher. the very popular legitimate actress takes the rart of the little shepherd