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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19

Sterling lit gcitern Nohmitto0 blet
perGffcntlid)t morocn. Gie AnIcihe
trGgt bis 5llnr Sabre 1918 bier Fro'
gent mo Don ga an OrCiunbeinbol5
Ero5c1t 3inlcn. Ger Gmiilionsprci3
lit olli 9S icit9ciebt.
&umpi um's SrinfgcIO.
Gbcrbourg Is. SUM. - Gtc
Ngelten Ocs Norboeiltiden Slopo bu-
ben ibrcn bicligen 9odarbcitern Der.
botelL fir llcberiiibrung ocS 8epGd5
pon Overwhelming SIM Sompfcr bon
hcn Foiiagiercn @rotififotionen an.
5%ltnc6mcn. SnfoIge ociicn iucigcrtcn
Iid) geitcrn Die 2elttc, oos @epGd Der
Gus YariS onlongcnben Ealiogierc
olti Den n&oiier @ilbclm Der @robe"
sub ringcr. lin aus oen1 9ilcmntu
beralla6ltfommcn, muroen M~ntroiclt
hcS 9nmpfcrS fir sic Nrbcit rcquirirt
mo icN 0ing obl1c Scr5llg bon l~tnttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Tciic-ErDgramnt III.
Bonn 9unbcsporort fir Die Surncr.
fabrt nod Sronffurt fcItgeiebt.

-
SnoionopoliS, Sno., is. SIT,
Iii. Ger beige Gorort be5 Noro-
omcrlfoniid)cn Sllr~ncrbnnoeS bot bic
Sbcill1eblncr an ser Srlrnfobrt noc)
Trnnffltrt benodrihtiot, boB ser
Compiler n0toin" an 81. Suni, Nod).
mlttugS INN 9 llbr, Baltimore Der,
ldBt. SIS miro eriportet, boB ic0cr
Sbeilnebmer on Der Surnio6rt ant
%. SUM, nidt ipdter aIs 3 llbr Nod)-
mittogS, III Baltimore onfomn1t, 90.
nit Dos @cpGd nod Dor I6cnb be.
iorgt lueroen fam. 9oS SoltptQlior.
tier iii Baltimore lit in Ser SoQe OcS
Surnpereins ,Tor,pGrtS", Trn. 1872
bis 73l, ". -2crington.S trnBc.
9ie Heiicproniu1g in SelttIdlono
lit mic fOlgt fcitgeicbt:
s.. Suli: Ibfobrt bon Bremen $40
l(br Sormitto9s; anfinft in Snll-
nopcr zoos ll6r &ormittogS; Gnl.
pIullg, Wtittagc1Icn; Ibfobrt 1913
llbr Wiittogs; Intunft IN 9iiiieloori
800 llbr IbcrbS; Gntpfang bonn Ser.
bono ser Gllrnpcrcinc GiiiieloorfS.-
Sim Ibcn6 Srrncn.
8. Siili; &ormittogs 9eIidtigung
ser Stoot; Sirnen; Ibfobrt boz,
Giilicloori 2,32 llbr Ho6nl. Nnflunit
IN a0ln SIT llGr Tod)m; Gmpfong
ponl Gcrbon0 Scr Golncr Surnperci.
lie; IbcnoS Surnen.
10. Suli: Ibfabrt bon &Gln $50
llDr WorgeltS otf einem Hbcinoolu-
pier; Inflnft IN &oblcn5 gegen Wtit-
tag; G%inpfung; 9ciihtigung Der rci-
5cnben llmgcgcno; abenos Surner.
#. Slili: gbfobrt bon Goblen5 8
llbr WorgcnS ollf einem Gbeinoan1.
pier; Infunft in HiiocSbcim gcgcit
Mittag; Gmpfang bon ocn Surncrn
oltS GiibeSbcim unb @icsbooen; &C.
nrcinifnftlidcS Mtittogciicn oltf bcnl
NticoertpolO; Gol3crt Ser @iesbooc.
rcr Wilitdrfopcllc; lleberreidrung Deg
GbrentrlmfS in Scr Surngemcinoe
M%iloeSbcim; @biobrt gcgen 6 ltbr
NbenOs; Gnfunit in @ieSboben &c.
gen I llGr,
II. unb 13. Sltli: gufcntbalt IN
@icsboocn oils 8GIte ocS MGnncr.
tlirrpcreinS Wicsbaocn.
ii. Suli: Nbfobrt nod Sronfiurt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Scntid)c Scmpcrcn,lcr.

Nem Norf, Is. Sum-. - Scrr
$. 9lllmc ans Sumburg lit bonn bout
ihen @iIttempler,S rbcn nod Imcri.
fc gcion0t mur0cr, INN allf Der Bcnc.
rolperionmlung besSroens in g8oib.
ingtolt unb oltf Dem Sempcrcn5-Golls
grcB IN Saratoga 0as bclltid)e emf.
bolt'omc Clement 81 reprGlcntire!t.
@citcrrt hiclt 9crr 9lunc ppr ocn
Wiitglic0crn ser bcitihcn 8llttcmp.
lcrSogc III ibrcllt ScriomntlungS 80.
tol, Nr. 20O9, 3. Glne., cincn Gprtrog,
mobci CT ollcrlci iiber bcn Sortld)r;tt
Der Scmpcrcn5bcpegung in Gcl,tid.
lorb er5Gblte. ltntcr anocrcnl, oob
Die Heglerlng Der ireien Sonioltuot
Nombnrg Ocn y. Z. .. cinlooen licB,
lcllle n0dIte Understanding I'M
ld)0nen StGotdlen an Der Glbc ab5ll.
halten, mas ulld) gelheben miro, bob
Sonmlueia'S Senut icin Sntereiie al
Den @~cItrchlngen ocS Sroens 0n'
rilrd) 5cigt, Dab CT ibnl iGbrlif 1000
Warf iibcrlpeiit, OnB IN 0eutid)lano
$4,000 Grlundlene unb 10000 ainocr
Der 9clpcgrng Iid) ungclhloIlcn ia.
ben, Dab ma oicic Sclucgung logor
III bic Worinc init Grfolg sit per.
pilon5cn begonlen bat, OaB Der Or.
Den cine babe Mi0ion Worf bciitt
uno Sprtihritte madt.
sic Gltcitcn Sbeilncbmer ot Der
&criommlilng morcn Or. !. SoIfcl,
scr Siibrer Der oeiltid)cn abltiner5lcr
ino Or. 'Sofmonn, ale Die Inbercn
naren inllgcs &plf belltiber, id)lpeoi.
id,cr, noripcgiidcr 3ungc. 9lau-gel6
mar Der niid)tcrnc Haum oeforirt, in
neld)cn1 mon 5llr Or. Tolfel' Iden
Giopicrbcgleitung loiiter Senoen5lir.
Der, mic Still rlibt Der Sec, ,ltebcr
Wcrg mo Sbnl rouidt Elm Maiier.
foa" mo nod Der Welobic nStromt
terbci, ibr Golfcrihoarcn" begeiItert
lang: nllnb mir idnoren es oiti's
Ncue, niidltern polen mir itets ieiil."
Gs luur iebr ihon unb iognr iioel, 5ll.
nal Die 6erren rollhen blriten, mas
bcfonntlid Den TbitinenSlern i~triftc.
tier abitinen5 eberio elm @rcncl lit,
ipie Oas Sdnappstrinfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
W6rScr Slonfmcpcr ucrbuftct.

Nclp Dorf Is. SUM. - SoGn
Nlanfmeper, Der irilbcrc SGanfruurs
ter alti Dem @Cttrcnnplobc III @ra.
pcSenb, Der, mic geitcrn beridtct, III
trlunfenem 3illtouOc ieinc SGuicger.
mlttcr, Sroll GbrIitina Mciliger, CT
id)oB unD ieine @uttin GOna IN Ocrcn
Mobnmng, Yer. 1iL 4eIt IA. Str,
nit einenl Sduiic id)luer perlebtc, ut
OcItcrn 9tadnlittog Der Foli5cl in Die
&0lloe gefnucn. IS mar Der Srpot.
lpncr Yoli5ci porbcbaltcn, oea Moor
oerS, nof Dem cin @cncralolarm CT
lullen mor0en luor, bnbbult 5l lpcr.
cen. Sin 9eteftip Der ~GlaIion-Npc.'
Station fab Den @clud)tcn al Der Gfc
ser 8rccne= lno Trulflins Npenlle, or
fonnte i'm iofort rn6 nubm i'm fclt,
SIS iuar segen 8 llbr gbenos, ais
Sobn Sontil, Der bel citcn Setter
Wlonfmepers III 9ir. 33I @rcene-Ipt,
mobnt, an bos 9rootIpncr Soupt-
quarter %telepbotirte, OoB Der Worocr
lid) in Der Nohborld)oft umbertrcibc.
&on1il bcfiird)tetc. Slonfnleper trage
@oIeS i'm S1ilbe lno forl1te l(nDctl
%onridltcn, melul CT nidt bingicIt &c.
n;udt lperbe.
9etcftiue Ginnnltb bcgob lif) MN
nud) Der @fe BON Greene un0 Srant=
lin-Ipcnlc ltno crblidte mebrcrc
M1nller, oarlinter 9lonfmepcr, Der
Iid, UNI lid untenntli6 81 modct
oen Sdnurrbort ubgclommcn bate.
Ser Gctcftip rid)tctc nI @lalfnlcpcr
bic Sroge, oh er nit Dem Wtoroer
ibcntiih let 5pprolli Der @eIild)te frcd)
crpiocrtc 5gSd belize Noc mo ipobnc
IN goit Ncrp Wnrt." Gidmltb ober
tcbrtc iid nidt oordlt, nnobm icilicn
Monn felt unb Ourdi,tdtc i'm. Sn
ieincm Seiitc mltrbe eit 9fcpoIprr 8c'
tunocn, oficnbor Die @oiic, nit Der
CT buS 5lueiiode Scr6rcdcn pcrilbt
bate, ocnn 6luci Sdiilic morct aus
Sem Ncpolucr nbgefclrcrt,
Sn Der Citation 'gob er ihlieBlid,
SIT, nit @lontmcpcr ibcntild 5l icin,
lcugrctc obcr, iracnb ctiuaS BON Den!
0o~oncfntorNr ~ milton (Sr tnurNr
ipGtcr cincm Geteftip beS @ouptQuor-
tiers IN Wonhatton iibergcben ii1b
lprroc i'm bicii9en SollptQuortier cirls
gcipcrrt. &clttc Gornlittog miro CT
inter Inflogc oes Wprocs einclt
Mogiitrot porgefiibrt mcrbcu. Die
Eoli5ei bGlt i'm fir gciitcSgcitort.
Nlonfmcpcr nobntc icit icincr Sren.
niti,o bon icincr @nttin III Nr. 1853,
2ibertp. glpc., Srpoflpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Sic Tritplaac in Caracas.

@iIIemitab 5. Curacao, Is.
SUM. - Ger Gdnipfer aurora"
welder an Stcae bes Gnnpiers nGa-
rncas" Don Der .Geb G"-Sinie ppl1
Eucrto Gobcllo geitern bier einsetroi'
len lit, bciAB bas gcpobnlld)e sc
ilulbbeits. 2Ittclt. Der GanpIer battc
icbph fcinc Eoiiagiere an 9oro mo
in Eucrto Gobello mar feline Serbin-
bitng nit Sem 2onoe g%eItattet morocn.
3mllhen "a @uapra mo Caracas
uerfebrcn Die 3iige inter Glldror-
tame &orihriiten. Gie Sitiatior
IN @e5uA alli Die Ecltplage III &c
8nopra lit u%mperGuoert.
gaie. iiir's Nnsians beiprat 9. @aine. Tr.
AIS, knsVnltimUre. str, ua1eSuituntsp uute.Hue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19

Su)ne "'o o'' "''".''t'g W. "'9't
o,.'''.' n''U Ht"." 't 'I".,'n'9 ~
"NloBoolet zVtIV9' Ut S""I'"o'''''
lll'i'el' prlt'' 1T ott "'9Il po'''
Sl'l''''''o''v" ol''j',u'rbC'' I'ou1'v''
'"!'" p'o''.''lI' e'','''''''t' ~"
'U''o W o'"'' >',''n U"8'''''''' " w
y "''i't "ooitUS' - I"o" '0"'' -"
y u'oV ! ol.'o''' =.
..Iob F'ui'pelt J'ooI'Ut'' 'U "
''I''9 ui'' o't elpal''''8 otI ~'r''e''
u" "op'pl,otte'"'p'''I'" l'!,o o''! "'S'
Du' w S0o'j't'''"e o''''"p'' 'o''o VI
o't .uu'l''n stunt "''''o''"l "''o
o0t'I'e"'9 VI
Sm Uet '0'o'!'o''. STUNT ,o'''V"
%" V.l's' ""'"VS"V'' 'o'luJC 5u'
p'lU'll'lu'0 opn 't',,r "''o o'pl'V
9 ~ ""y"!e"U' ~
'.'n 49, -" ,t.'''',o""9 'u'
@" U~'i| p'' Wv G'n0''''c,I H'u'
":"'iu" U"iH'l"g't lo''o'n' Npluo"
'o,' ~. ott'p'H 'I''H i''u ''pp i'''o'
mr;trr crfr3rcr n,;, Snh ,r,n.
monnrnorrs 0r,trebcn ,tcts rr;cro
Vrrritihoit i;ir h;n Ncrtbcini,,,r, Sr.
Yorncs y, mrbrrn
7ir Grrnrocn,doitor II, S,o, ,,,,
inn &ntrrr,ic intcrnotinroIcr cHisns
ocrid,tp mrrncn IN So, ,,Sditcr S,L,r.
f. ornririrr INSTRUMENTATION 81.
hrn Nufbou Scr om~rr;foui,4cn 0o,,i.
fobrtri.moric" crboltcr oi,,e E,nfot
hInn II, SIR fnIornhrr N;nc ii;r h;c
0rirosnctcrorcn ]bcitintmtr NIorf,
pcripriht fortorirttr orofriitGi,c
WorIorop" fiir hirirIbrr y, cirrr
Omnibus.I(onf, iibcr 6,,6o l;,r,,
9ficp. Sic E6ilinpinrr ,rnh Vonono
miro ouioc,Gblt. mos mir fiir hiric
Snicldlcn olcs octbou, mn sir Nnii.
NINA oc1,tBcrt bob ms rrb,,;;+c
Golf bol0 micOpr iri,,r cnuncri;rc}3+
icl6it olrsiibcn lpcrbc.
ON T,r;f mr.xa .
Sir S~oriin(orf, - o;n ;at,
rridbrs Wodhmrrf mnn >a
yQrilcr 0o,,io oo,chr,i,to Sh;,,n
c~tontanIonfr >rro,, 11rbo6o. gn,,
Gm. - ,,n, 81
ocrt WohSc,, ,,uSh5t o;no ru.a
Se,iior ,ur Mo,;;;nn~ S,s - y.
sh,niiht oc,tout ,rcrnon ,,,Lo:ns:'
Gocnn ,mi nio hrro;4s .~.
54Gnh;ocr 0n,,i+o,, ,,ot6nnn,
tc~ h;n,cmic;c, ,,;r,,
Go@,n+,";t,r,4 1,t,na>,. o.: w.,
Sor;i,o,o,,nh,,, r,;n>
Wr;rIn >rs ch,,tns -,
rcdbt crb,(+o, n,,,.h >;a m.fn.L
,ofd,cr o3nn ,;o nnn, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,hc,, hc,, Observation-Disclosures. ,u'
Io,ho ,,,,, ho,,,b,,;rn,, ~ A. ~S"
,Ic;hf,r,,,c, ,,,,to, e;,,..ah...s
c;rcs nr,cr,c,,c,,r,, Ms,,;ts ,Sn 81,
omcr;f,,;,hc >,,h,,S,r;ou O.
for,,,+ ,,,h >, W,;,,;, So. m':
nnL. r,,h m;,;nnalErrun E
,,n, Sr,, ,r,nr;fnn;IAon ,.o,
hcr ,,,srrSr+;,,, wn,ft aA.u,
ms nos SL,s1orn nnrho9 ,o,ian
n;c Gi,f,,h, ,r,nr;fn,;iha, 49,
h,,rh h;...;,,;,,;nnnN, aka.
b,rnor,, -, ,],,;,r.,
G;,o Whrn;o S;o;,. w1,,,fo ,,s,,rl,
h;o o;r,nrch,,,r,o o,,cs an,s,nn,;o'
,,cn W,ni;ts~ -, Sor T;,fo,.n,,, ,,,;
;hn,, So, n;,ho,;iho,
n;,hor wr,,,,f+;,,sr,,tc, ~ o;,,r,
ct,,r,, Scs Uo;nnr;nr,As ,nn eo;tm
nor ,,c,tGAo,, Wr],m6r;f,n,r s;o rr;,f
Gh Tor;i mniar,r ~nn.Tan,n, o..a,.
a., ,ra,,r,n,t;rnn ST., n;~aG;nfu,n
Sis,sr Thr,;o tb,t;Shr;h So mn,;nrn
No, ,s,. Tnr;i Won;S;,r mnr,,,t,r g,
49, -. lN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19

Gic G~ooIepelt E Tlatiorm. mcltc
nit iebr GROCER Sorgiolt in @oibin9.
ton bergeitcllt porbcn lit un0 nit nc
nigen AbGnoerungen ongenommcl
ipuroe, iii nirflid Elm iebr id0neS
Nofumcrt, 5limol menrl man be0cnft,
oab oaiielbe i'm @eiben Sauie iabri.
5irt morber lit. Sic lit sienllid lang,
aber ioit IN iebem ein5clucn Eorogro.
pben iinbet mar Den TrGiiocnten per
ionlif genannt, luttcr loblid)er Gblcr-
fennlng ar Der grobcn Singc, mel.
DIE CT uoll6rad)t. Die critic EIanfc
batbelt pon Dem Eraiiocrtcn aus.
IhlleBlid), untcr Der llcberifriit
yHepublifanismus inter H~poicpclt. "
Tort beibt es, DAB in oicier 9r0bten
aera bes 6orti6rittS Die r%epiblita-
niihe Yartci ben bod)itcn @ipicl cr.
flommen bat inter 3bcoborc Houie.
belt. Seine aominiitrotion lit cine
gpode IN Der omerifoniitcn &c.
idid)fe. Seine anbcre Eeriooe icit
@aibington bot 10 mGd)tigcn Sort.
idritt aiif5upeiicn in bcn 3beoIen gu.
ter Heaierirng, melhc aui @erettig-
felt, 8leidbeit utb o6oir Geoling"
inter Den MeHiden binitrebcn. Ter
alerbof)ite 9iener ser Notion rcprG-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Striking Alaska Miners May Desire,
Property,

Seattle, Wash, March 27.-Troops
have been ordered from Fort Seward
at Haines, Alaska, to preserve order at
the Treadwell mines, on Douglass
Island, where soc miners have gone on
a strike. The troops are due to arrive
at TTeadwell early tomorrow morning.
and serious trouble is ANTICIPATED
United States Marshal shoup, who has
lust returned from Washington. left
Tor the scene of the trouble, on recent
OF dispatches from his chief deputy.
The miners have threatened to blow
up the works II troops are landed on
the island. They stole 10 kegs of dv-
Mantle today from the mine stores.
Colonel Green, in command of one
company of the Tenth infantry, left
Haines tonight with gatling gun. and
should reach the mines at an early hour
this morning. rhe other companies
stationed at Fort Seward have been or
iered to be in readiness to reinforce the
irst company II needed.
Just before his departure for Junean
at O'Clock last night, Marshal shoun
fecelved a message from his chief dem.
" that no serious disturbances have &C.
'urred, but trouble of serious nature
8 anticipated when the troops are land. |
Vi on the island in the morning.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

Indiana Democrats have declares
themselves for Bryan.
Rhode Island Republicans will sene
uninstructed delegates.
Tramps are causing much trouble on
all Pselfc coast railroads.
The largest clock in the world will be
put on eoap factory at Thomaston,
Conn. TIE dial is rs feet In diameter
Iowa Democrats have indorsed BRYAN
and the Nebraska platform.
The Illinois Republican convention
has Endorsed Cannon and declared for
tariff revision.
Admiral Evans has answered the
critics OF the battleships, saving the
armor belt lie not too low.
Railroads have decided 10 attack the
rats laws OF Illinois and Missouri un.
der the Supreme court decision.
The condition Of Senator Penrose. of
Pennsylvania, is said to be very grave
and little hope Is held out for recovery
A severe earthquake in The City of
Mexico greatly terrified the people,
tracked numerous walls and stopped
'locks all over the city.
The State department Is without de
ails OF the reasons for Emperor viii.
lam refusing to receive DIR. Hin a.
'masssdor from the United States tc
germany.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
MINERS HELD IN CHECK.
Peace Committee Restraints Strikers
From Rioting.

Juneau, Alaska, March 2s.-AIthouob
.nere has been no violence as yet at the
lreadwell mines, the 800 men on q
strike are only prevented from MAKING
an outbreak by the commission of %
men from the union who have been
called the peace committee.
Inc tension is SO high that the least
word Will bring about trouble. The
union leaders have asked the men n
reIrain from drinking, but idleness is
irksome and the men are chafng under
' she oeiay OF a settlement, especially in
view of the fact that the company has
declared that never again will there be
the company. N''0 w
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

Wheat -- Club, s2(Gs3c: bluasten
f@sbc; valley, s2Ga8Sc; red. sOfas1r
Barley Feed, s2e per ton; rolled
s2s@s0 per ton.
Oats--No. ] white, s27@as per ton.
Corn -- Whole, s3s. so; cracked
$3.50.
hay-valley timothy. Nc. 1, ti7 per
ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, t1aaao
eioser, tlsf@l6; cheat, si5; grain hay.
Sl4@sl5; alfalfa, tIa(@f3.
Fraits--Apples, 81 @3 80 Der bon. ar.
cording TO quality; cranberries, ssafl
per barrel.
segstables - Asparagus, lake per
pound; beans, 20c per pound: cabbage.
s@@l Ne; csulifower, s2@2. rs: cal.
err, A-b0 per crate; cucumbers. a.. rs
per dozen; parsley. gse per dozen pep.
psfss Zoe per pound; radiahes, SOC DER
ooncn Ehubsfb, &c PEI pound: spin
Acn. soe per crate; sprouts, 10. Der
pond; squash. i@iAc Ter D ,und
turnips, soc per sack; carrots, s5o psr
sscx; bsets, 81 per sack.
oaaions- Oregon, 81 per hundred.
Fofafces-~-4Of@s6be per hundred. de.
nsssed Portland; sweet potatoes, "a
pee hundred.
butser-Fsncy creamery, 25@soc Der
pound.
Poaitry-Aversgs old hens, lSalsc
per pound; mixed chickens. i2aIae:
sprsng chickens, iex32oc; turkeys, live
iH9lfe; dressed, choice. 1920: gesma
Eve, s@lor; ducks. let4f7c; pigeons
zse9si squads. 81 s0<a2.
Eggs -- Fresh ranch, istslsc psr
dozen.
ve&l-75 30 i2B pounds, sapc; Izg
% 100 pounds, 7e; 100 10 900 pounds.
b@eMe,
Pork-BIock, rs b 100 pounds. la
ING; packers, 500 No.
hop*-lso7 prime aud choies, 49
Ne; Odds, ifszs.
Wool--Esxtern Oregon, average tess
z&l6c per pound, according TO shrink.
xe; valley. l6<91se, according TO DUAL. |
~; mohair, choice. z5e per pound.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

Commission Finds Q. n. & N. ToIIs
ArS Excessive.

~rp Excessive.
Portland. March sl.-~It Ia under
stood tha Oregon Railroad commission
will sustain the complaint OF the Port
land chamber OF commerce against the
u H. 4 N. company and will Issue an
order this week requiring material
reduction In class rates over the main
and branch lines Of that road through
out the state.
The extent to which existing tariffs
will be affected by the ruling of the
commission cannot be learned, but the
effect may be to dlsturb transcontinent
a' rates and, probably. to require an ad.
lustment all along the line Ia the inter
est both Of the railroad and the shipper
II the decision of the commission il at-
tackled by the Hartman interests IL will
be assailed undoubtedly ON the ground
that its enforcement would necessifate
not only wholesale revision by the
railroad OF Its tariffs Blu, would serious
~ disturb Interstate business.
IL Ia expected that the findings of the
commission will be made the basis of
litigation on the part Of the railroad
company positively to test the powers
OF the railroad commission which, I'm.
der the act by which 1t was created, Ia
authorized 10 fix rates. The members
OF the commission were cautious and
thorough In their investigation OF the
OF excessive freight charges.
IL IL saiS the commissioners feel conf |
dent that their findings will be found
to be fair and reasonable and such az
cannot DC considered an arbitrary exer.
sise Of The authority with which they
are clothed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Hayashi Explains Case.

Iokio, March 26.-Foreign Minister
hayashi made statement today in the
diet IN reference to the Tatsu Maru in
cldent. He wished to say emphaticaly
that the Chinese central government
mad shown friendly attitude toward
Japan and desire for the continuance
OF friendly relations by conceding an
ample reparation. Concerning alleged
antl-Japanese feeling by the central
government of China, he said he was
unable to discover the slightest evil
dence OF unfriendliness and doubted it's
existence.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Fishermen and Packar. 49,

gan francisco, March 25.-An agree.
p Iaoas between the Alaska Fishermen :
90 nI'eceive union and the Alaska Pack.
~ association has been reached ana
S So a WIN be no strike. The scale will
ue nxed on last years basis. which
was what the fishermen We're contand
=; ing LOT A modification will be mads
IN IN the case of the fishermen a. Eore
viii Tiah bs and Pyramid harbor. Tbav
VIII De paid by the case, instead A Of y
percentage based on the number Of g. AZ I
Oaugnt' The fishing feet will lo apn
shortly for the north WIN ieave
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
CITY ROBBED WHOLESALE.
Immense Frauds Discovered In Chi.
cago Water Department.

Chicago, March 27.--An amazing
system OF robbery and graft, involving
city employees and big business firms,
and extending back through several
years, has been discovered in the water
department. Two employees, including
a division head, were removed, and 3S
subordinate employees will be dig
charged Some of them may be in
dicted.
Through tampering with meters and
the connivance OF city employees, seve-
raj large corporations have defrauded
the city Of hundreds OF thousands of
dollars In water taxes. City employees
have sold meters to junk dealers and
bartered materials for drinks in sa-
looms.
Supplies never used by the city we're
purchased ostensibly for the water de.
partment and then used by plumbers
In private businesse.
The payrolls were padded with idlers
and incompetents. The force, which
originally numbered 200 men, was re-
duced by Superintendent w. j. Nc
Court, OF the water bureau, to so.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
NEW ERA FOR ROADS.
State Regulation Is Utterly Killed by
Last Decisions

Washington, March 25.-It has re-
quired second days consideration for
men in public life in Washington to
fully grasp the sweeping character of
the decisions handed down by the su-
preme court in the Minnesota and
North Carolina railroad rate law cases
and to realize their important effects in
restoring confidence in railway securi-
ties and bringing back the prosperity of
the nation, temporarily checked by the
money stringency of last fall. As re-
suit OF these decisions, brighter era
for railroad property is dawning.
The Immediate results brought about
by these decisions are:
|. No state, through it's officers or
It's courts, can enforce a rate law passed
by its legislature pending the settle
ment OF the laws constitutionality bv
the Federal courts, when direct appeal
is made to the latter.
2. The rate laws of two states have
been wiped out completely and every
other state in the union that has enact
cd rate legislation is in doubt as to
whether its law is valid.
g. The overwhelming power of
Federal injunction to restrain, not the
action of state courts, but individuals
from proceeding through mandamus in
the state courts to enforce that which
Sne Federal court seeks to stay, has
oeen established by the highest trlbu- |
nal N The land. And this is only an
' - way OF declaring that the power
q . s'aee court is nugatory, cnce the
FEDERAL authority interferes.
f. Any rate law which charges s.
tate, through its officers. with tbs
luty OF administering it is open to Fed
Ial inquiry the moment the state a.
empts to force the law, and such ;ntar
creme is not contravention Of the
provision giving a state
immunity from prosecution.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Many osrr 10 Raaoh asals,

salt Lake City, Utah, March sl.-A
special to the Herald from Hanna.
"yo-, says Seventy.one men are
known TO haye lost their lives in Mine
NO ] Of the Union Pacific Coal com
pany, although "a nama are obiaina.
Die. Seveniy-one collins have been
rushed to Hanna. The resculng party
Is working heroically, but the bodies
Will possibly not be reached for several
days, az II will be necessary to close
ms west stope snd smother the fires be-
low the tenth level and then draw of
the large quantities of gas.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

Telluride, Colo, March 81 AS the
result OF the attempt to murder Gene.
raj Buckley Wells, general manager Of
the smuggler' Union mines and mills at
Pandora, Sheriff Fitzpatrick Ia taking
precautions to guard the Jail In which
Steve Adams, charged With the assass.
nation OF Arthur l.. Collins. General
Wells predecessor, is confined. The
feeling against Adams Is becoming more
bitter from day 10 day.
Feeling against Adams has also been
engendered, II Is said, because OF the
TACT that during the past two weeks full
~ score OF more OF miners and others
VINO we're deported during strike DAYS
have returned to the district.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

Victoria, b. O., March sl.--News
was brought by the Empress OF China
today that of the rs emigration COM
panies 10 the business in Japan last
year, but three remain. The MoYioha
company is arranging to send emierants
70 Callao. the drst shipment of 600
Dang embarked just before the Empress
OF China left; the Meiii company will
SEND QUO japanese TO Peru In April and
the hokoku company Is arranging to
send 1000 TO Brazil The Morioka
company has charted steamer to carry
.. 600 japanese to Chile.