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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-07-27
CHURCH RESTORED
TO SWISS ATHOLICS
eva, Built BY Catholics, Occupied
for Years BY Protestants, is Re-
stored to Catholics.

On May 8, the keys of the Church
land, were handed back to the Rom
an Catholics, from who they had
been taken thirty-seven years before.
Three days later the Able Garry,
Vicar-General of the city, died at
Vevey. On the 14th his body was
conveyed to Geneva, to Notre Dame,
for the funeral services. The able
had been greatly loved and respected
by the whole population; and peo-
pie of every class, rich and poor,
Catholics and Calvinists, flocked to
the funeral. Men and women of the
most varied religious views and feel
ings met in the Church so recently
restored to the Roman Catholics, by
whom it had been built. Those who,
till within a few days, had worshipped
at Notre Dame of Geneva under Prot
estant administration, joined their
Roman Catholic brethren simply and
naturally before the coffin of the
priest who, in his life, had won their
love and esteem
It was in the year 1850 that the
Roman Catholics of Geneva set them
selves, says non-Catholic writer
in the Living Church, to acquire site
and money to build in the capital of
Calvinist Switzerland, a church for
their own services. Roman Catholics,
banished from the country at the
time of the Reformation had been
allowed to return in 1899. They were
a small body of people then and were
forced to content themselves with the
modest chapel of Saint-Germain for
public worship. Gradually and stead
lily the community grew until instead
of 5000 Roman Catholic inhabitants,
Geneva possessed $4,000. In the
year 1S47 the principle of freedom in
regard to religious worship was ack-
nowledged and clause to that effect
incorporated in the constitution. The
energetic cure, Liable Dunoyer, ap-
piled at once for a grant of land on
which to raise church It was OBJ
tained without difficulty; grants of
lands were made also a little later to
the Anglicans and other communities;
but these grants were hedged about
by certain conditions. And Liable
Dunoyer did not see to it that the
word Roman was inserted before the
word Catholic. For him Catholics
could only be Romanists.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-07-27
Church Built BY Catholics.

The ground was leveled and the
foundations of the church laid. The
building of that Church was a re-
markable process. Money was short,
but good will was strong, and from
all parts of the surrounding country
men, and in some cases, even women,
offering voluntary service. Some gave
one day week, some two; other odd
days, as many as they could spare.
1t was labor of love. In the early
morning the men would meet and
start off in bands, headed sometimes
by the mayor of community, ac-
companied often by body of trum-
peters and carrying banners. In this
way 1929 days work were given by
1,773 men. Pope Plus TX. sent dona-
tion amounting to more than E200,
and a marble figure of the Virgin
from his Roman palace. Kings and
princes and noted Roman Catholics
from every part of Europe sent gen.
erous gifts.
In 1857 Notre Dame de Geneve was
finished and consecrated. From that
year until 1875 the Roman Catholics
of the city and canton worshipped
there in peace. The early seventies
were a period of strong anti-Roman,
anti-clerical activity. The Jesuits
were banished from Germany, and q
little later from France. Protestant
Switzerland was melted against the
Roman Catholics of the country.
Roman Catholic schools were closed,
priests exiled. A flaw was declared
to exist in the act of gift by which
the land had been ceded for the con-
struction of Notre Dame at Geneva.
1t had been given for the building of
Catholic, not a Roman Catholic
Church And soon the edifice was
handed over to the Old Catholics
There Charles Loyson, the Pere
Hyacinth of previous days, minist-
cred for two years The Catholics
went back to their humble chapel of
st. German.
During thirty-seven years the Rom
an Catholics of Switzerland have been
striving and patiently waiting to re-
gain what was indisputably their own
For although the site of Notre Dame
was free gift, the money and labor
expended in raising the building we're
provided exclusively by the sub
jects" of the Pope. 1t cost 100000
francs e8,000-to buy back their
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
ITEMS FROM OREANA

A dance was given BY Mrs. Ulrich
yesterday.
The Oreana Literary Society received
a challenge from Castle creek to debate
with them on the Oath inst. Subject
will be chosen on the 10th.
Mr.. Alya Read visited the sheep camp
the first time for morths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiner left the Duval
ranch on Castle Creek. They are going
to cook Ior Mr.. Duyal Of Nampa.
AT the meeting Of the Literary Society
last Saturday the house was very
crowded The attraction was debate on
Resolved that man will do more for
love than money" The negative side
gained the decision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carothers were visiting
at Oreana last Sunday. 1t is said that
Mrs. Carothers declines to take part in q
debate at Castle Greek on the 10th.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Pittman were visitors at
Toys Sunday.
Mrs. Kelly is staying with the Wees's
a few days
Mr. Keoppe is building an addition on
Mr. Rowzee's house.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

whose names are to plaintiffs unknown, the
nnknown heirs and unknown devisees Of
one Fletcher a Hawess decreased. the grantee
and patentee under the patent from the
United states dated April IS, 1850, recorded
February z, l9ll lubbock cat pages 4ls and
Ala Of the records of Patents and Deeds Of
Owyhee County, idaho, said patent des-
cribing and conveying the following describe
ed land in Owyhee County, Idaho: The
south half Of the northwest quarter and
the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of Section 5, Township
Z South, Range 6 East Of Boise meridian
tsaid last described land being the property
Of which said persons are supposed 70 be the
Unknown claimants and parties il INTEREST,",
nefanlnnLs
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
THE STATE on IDAHO


Sends greetings TO the above-named defendants
You are hereby required to appear III an &C
ton brought against you BY the boye-named
plaintiffs ID the District Court of the Third Jul
dieia District, state Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Owyhee, and 70 answer the complaint
fiedtherein "a copy Of which is hereto attach
edp within twenty days exclusive Of the day Of
servleel after the service on you Of this SUM
mons ifseryed within this district; orif served
out Of this district within forty days.
The said action is brought 70 secure a decree
adjudgine said plaintiffs to be the owners and
entitled TO the possession Of the following descri-
bed property in owyheo County, Idaho, to-wit.
The south half oithe northwest quarter and the
northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter, and
the southwest quarter 0 the northeast quarter
OF Section five In Township z South OF Range
six East Of Boise Meridian, and quieting the
title Of plaintiffs to said premises as against
the said defendants ana each Of them, and adj
judging and decreeing that defendants have no
estate or title in said premises whatever and
that defendants be forever enjoined from assert
ing any right, title or interest therein.
And you are hereby notified, that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaiptihs viii apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plafnt.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
triet Court OF the Third Judicial District Of the
State OF Idaho, in and for the County OF Owyhee.
this sist day OF january, IN the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and twelve
JOHN s. ST CLAIR
SEAL Clerk
MeElroy q Winstead
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Residing at Boise Idaho
56-st-First publication Feb, Is, 1912
Last publication Mar. q, 1912
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

Oliver Halves, Lilo Halves, Frank Hawes, Bell
Neland, sade seefest. Forest secrest, Minnie
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

Fletcher Al Halves and Joseph E. Hawes
Plaintiffs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

%. gsrinq.r, SO BEL 100 SUB an bel
Meftfeite bon RunnDmebe Mps, ZOE
SUP fiiblih BON 2earfuse glR. $l.
9lbam II. Stint an Rate Jtnt, elr''
Got Dftlih BON StDne Str. 81.
4IpbonTo ". 2lnorb an Rpbsrt S
Grantiin, Got 70 in Dalstpopo Inter
abtb. 81. =
ssobn $. 5aripia on Musult D
gammerlfn, 3pt 180 in RorlpopoWten
ltnierabtf. 81.
Waarp !5apparb, Garpalterin, ar
RoIe giirger, Seitamentspoaitred
% b:i 125 SUB an Der Siibieits ppi1
Cooper 2lpe., 5lpifden Ipple nnp .Sp'
cuff Ctr. $3.50.
Samuel 8. Cooper an 5drrp Ber=
ling, 25 Eel 100 SUB an Der O'tlelt'
BON Wasner Str. 81.
Marp ". Jsber on Dalter Us. goiie
AZ SUB an Der Siibisite bon Gorrt
Strabe, an Der gde bon Scioto Str
81. !,
cssNs .. GuIeon on Cincinnati
Sractipn Co., so SUB or Der Meitisit'
bon Iarpis MDe. in 9noe part. 81.
Qoiprencs u. pahpuo an Soma =
Ware, 30 bel "a Sup an Der WsItlelt'
BON Strutforo apenue, 1876 SUB nOro:
lid BON Warner Str. 81.
Robert 8. Greiap on 9snrp Son
bars, gbeil BON Got 5 IN Httteu'
Gftate. 81.
9lnna 9.Ifdofstp, aominiitrator
an sso1n 3. gruner u. 4., 33 BET 9S
SUB on Der NorotpeItete bon 5. Nps
unb Spbn Str. $4,000.
| Di, Winbiih Wtublbauler SrepinS
So. an Gbarlss 3. Wtorton II. ~, pas
fsIbe Gisenthum. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
Grnab.isentbums. 3ppotbefea
9esue Sppot6eten en-.
Cincinnati, Z. 0e

Cincinnati. Z. 0es.
gnna 9. Ran.in an eagle g. II. y.
u. $1,000.
William RpetteIe an Soutbern Sbto
6. II. 3. So. $25OO.
Ssnrietta RuHea on bieIslbe $500.
Gbarles 6. 8oropn an GoDarD d.
Suesmann. 1926.
ssonab 8isr an Gba Wrs3ar. $7OO.
Wi[Iium 8. Garbart on g. 8. Sba<
der. $3.50.
pbineas g. pbiGips on Weitern II.
Sputb.ru 2ifs SnIurdncs So. $4,000.
Carrie 6. Crane on Gpanhon y. u.
6. 60. $2800.
g,eprge W. Zimmerman on Sdn
Mdrco .. IL. g. u. $4,000.
Carl u. 9artupee on Centennial 9.
u. $35OO.
Nnna Soltsretpe ON Brighton Ger
man 9. So. $1,000.
9epree SO. 6unter an Willium s.
9arper. $2500.
Senrietts 3. Gprbesmon an propi=
bent g. 3. u. 2. SO. $4,000.
Rubert 5. GrantliH an 9llpbonfo u
Iuarb. $1,000.
Waltsr D. 6. SO. 8oHe on 7.Wurt
g. II. 9. 60. $500.
Sacpb Sdlanier on bi.1elbe. $1400
Some 6. Ware on Central 5air.
mount 9. Il. 6. go. $1,000.
Gli3abetb 6. GarnIhan on Spm'
g. 9. 60. $1,000.
Gstilste Sppot6eten.
Billiam go5en on Dapio aaiisl
$500.
8. 6. s. Gaslsp an 8olfsans 60.
der. $3.50.
Gaa 6. Waep.r on RortbtpeIt.ru g
II. 6. 60. $3.50.
Sobn 9. Spilfer an &inbeI Mperil
g. u. y. SO. $1,000.
Catherine gpnrup an SoutbernSbil
6. II. 8. 60. $4,000.
| Wtnrtle Wt. ShneibH an price Sil
g. u. 6. SO. $500.
Carrie 6. Crane on 2atpRnce Seq
ner jr. $56s.
Warion 3. 9rah on George 9
| aIeurot. $500.
aouis Jsber un z. Warb 6. II. g
60. $500.
| Settle 3. gaHon on Delta 6. 81. Gp
| $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
Grunseise tbumsiibe

Cincinnati. z. De3.
Synrp Sucistto on slora g. Sttiz
liza Sucietto u.4., 25.80 older 2anb in
Sett. 25 in 9reen 5p. $1,000.
2llice M. 8olanb an Wilium 3o.ts
tels, 2ots 33 uno "a in SOiepb s.
Wsius lInt.rabtheiluns IN 9arttpea.
81.
emma 8. Grote an Milliam
Sdnsn, Got 1157 in Moob, 9armon
II. go.'s untsrobtheiluns in 3uoels
poob. 81.
Marp u. gaplor an @eors. 6obion,
cine Got on Der Horootede BON Jront
unb pite Ctr; ebsnio IA SUB an Der
Oitieite bon pite Ctr, "a SUB n0rb'
lib BON Jront Ctr. 81.
Charles Qippert an Miniam 8. Whls
ler, sbeil bon Got s IN S. g. Rbein's
un'erabtb. 81.
.. 90. DirOn an WiIis 6. 9arp.r.
Got 73 in unterabtb. u in SatIet
par.. 81.
sobn 20. Sentins an Carl u. 6ar.
tupee II. a., 50 bel 150 SUB on be,
Suoieik bon 9umboibt Mpe., 20OJuf
DitIi1 bon MeMiIan ctr. 81.
S. Q. q. Scarborougb u. u. ar
Walter 9. 9on, SO Sabre Qeaf., bon
8. DECEMBER 1903, auf Elm 9raet Cant
in Settton 2 in Wiuere:t 9p., idhrIi.
DE Mietht $500, nit Mntuufsredt fiji
$4,000.
Olgo 8obrer IL. u. an Carrie 6
Crane. 30 BEL 125 CUB on Der Siib
feite BON Delapore Mpe., 395 SUB Oft
lid BON Batter Ctr. 81.
6attie 6. Blonharb an George SO
zimmerman, 81 SUB an Gilpin Gps
ST.
WilIiom 90. peters an SObn S. SO
gslpob, ein 9rart Gdnb in @<ttipn q
IN Maereet 9p. 81.
| asmss1p g airta y q. an Game
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Der Moryen besann ihon su
srauen. als 5pei frunSOiiiGhe Giiraiz
iieroffi5iere Dor benz 1bor bes Oft
prsubiihen 3errenbauies baIt mad=
ten. uibidsn. benn iie tparen balb er-
itarrt ppr aGlte, BON ben pferben
trohen unb tIinselten.
Das Beflen atpeier 9Ofbunbe mar
bic ein5ise Mntmort. Damn mar es
ipi.ber 10 itin tpie porbr.
Die Sffi3iere tranpelttn nit Den
Jiiben. fhlusen iid bic 2lrme s:seu
ben Qeib, I'm iih au tpdrmen, unb be-
sannen nad 6plbutenart 5u flufen,
als iih an ben Jenitern bes 9auies
Elm 2tbt aeigte, ohn. bub seDffnei
tpurbe. Der jiingere oog jest bon
nsuem unb tpitbenb on Der RIingel.
.Soere nom be Dieu! @alss prufs
fens!"
.Gknus." fiel ibm Der dltere in ber
Mrm, man tOmmt f4m. SD b0rt
Iritte."
| llnb 70 mar es.
Bon bem gepflaittrten 6of kr er
flonsen langfome unb f9liirfeno
Shritie. Damn fhob cine 1aHb Dor.
fi6tig ben RieseI beiieite, unb sleid
barauf frogte cine gebdnpfte @timm'
boriihtie: ~Mer 1T bo2~
Der dIters Dffi3ier, Der In ber 3ipi
| inen5eit eiren 8efebl aus ber WdnteI
tofme berborgebolt battle, DerIas 0sl
Mprtldut ber Drber. bic ben Off
aieren bos 4u1iS 5ur Durd5 5r&une az
Wsrfaonsp iielIse. III &psOtaet q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Trp1, LIND I'D INIWIele lGppIlt Ou put~
teft Bel allen Dsinen Sriumpben bic
arme Ginfame pereeiien. bic Did audi
NOD einmal 10 fd0n feben lpOiIte."
yWie tpnnteft Du bas benten, 9er-
mins9" anttportete bic SG1loerin ppr=
ipurfspoll; babe ieh Dir ie ein Wers
iprshen pereehen9"
20 nein, nein, pereib mein W!tBz
trauen, Mneela!"
rMit Sreuoen, ainb; aber burh
tpsn bOrteit Du benn idon, baB t1
Triumpbe gefeiert bdttee 9ur6 Set1
nen Batter piell.i1t?"
,Md nein. Der lit ni6t I'M Sbsater
eetpeien. Sd bDrte aud nod gar
nihts, absr tpenn 0u auftrittit 10 TT
es ia ielbitp.ri itdnblid, buB 0n Sri7
umpbs feierit, iper fOnnte 0etnem
2iebreis tpiberitehsn -"
rSdmeihlerin! ShGms Did, MIDI
70 eitel MAIDEN gu tpollen."
,Set nur gut unb lege M2antel uno
4apii6on ab, bamit id ar bic Serrs
lihteit beIeben tann, unb bann err
3dble"
Ser Mantel fiel, unb Elm Ib! Der
8etpunbsruns entfrlbr ben 2ippsn oes
pIeihen Wdbhen, als lie Die 14ons
5reunbin in ibrer Isenpra6t Dor Ilh
fab, bic bier In benz Mphn9emahe eli
nen gang anoern, befremoIihsrn Sim
brud sr3ielte, als 5tpiiden ben Oeto'
rationen Der 8Ibne.
rWie ihDn! Elm. ipie idDn!" rie1
Sermins unb sins beihcusno runo nm
bic &iinItlerin, bic ibr Gnt5iiden ruhte
s.pGbrsn lisb. LIMB bas Ballet bat
eefanen, unb 9u biit ratiirlih un5ahs
lise Male eerufsn uub nit Gprbeeren
iiberbduft tporoen2"
vDu hdit es erratben, 9srmins. I'm
ter ben &rdn3sn unb Bouquets, Die el=
nen san5en Sebetorb fiillten, betanf
fh audi pobl einiger 2prbssr, uno oas
0erporrufen ippllte tein Gnpe nebmsn
llsbrigens bin ih audi gum aonis. ees
rufen ipcrben, unb bic MaIeitdten hos
ben mir iehr frsunbltde Worts &C.
5ast :. -"
,Du @ladstinb~ angeIa! Damn
bat aIio bas Ballet isbr gefalen?"
Dem Gnt3iid.n bes publitums
mad, su urtbsilsn, ia. Oh pirit obsl
cine Weils tpartsn miifen, eb. Oh ben
Genub ou4 erbdItit. benn jeBt pirt
bas Ballet iidsr bic sssitporitellune
gum 9sburtstage bes qrin3en Bern
barb, uno bis babin nidt pieoer geses
ben tperben."
,Qlber tpie idDn Tu ousiisbIt. 9fn.
| e.la! SD mDdts Did 10 auf be,
prGhtis.n 9ibn. urb in biei.m Wssr'
bon 2idt eefebsn baben -"
LIMB bann erit unter Dem 3dubel
beg Masn.iiumIidtes!" fisI Die Ri
gera elm. .gs muB etpas 9luBeror.
b.ntlihes aetp.'.n isin. Doh ieBt BAT
0u 9einsn Munid .rfiiut uno i'd
min tpieb.r einpaden.A
.Du pillft bod nidt fortssb.n91
sd muB Ieiber. M}un sruarte
mid nod in elmer Soiree."
| ,gl6, oas lit sraufum = i'd baht.
Du ioIteIt mir 9eielfhuft leiiten."
.giit 9u beun gun3 allsin2 Sd
bofft. 9sinen @atsr bier All finbsn.
,gi.in, Der lit in 9eisaihaft be
Baron M., bebhaIb fonnte er aud
niht in 0us Ballet tommen. SD glau
be, ss banbelt ith um elm grobei
Gtabliiement auf ben 8e'ibung.n bsi
9drons unb bas 9eihdft, Ol
tp.ibt ia. bus seht bel papa gllsn
ppr."
| Sas unbsfanssne blei6e Wtdodel
bemertt. nihts buoon, pie betrofT.l
bic aiinitlerin bura oisie unertpiini6
te Nahri9t ipurbs. go ihDdnb ib
ipi.bsr Elm. Soffnung, unb fie fout
unperrihteter Suhe ndh Sauie ge
ben. Die noble @.Iinnune bes 9elo
mannss mar ibre lebte Stibe &c
blieben.
(5ortfesung fplst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Gin niirbiger 9ertreier.
.Mlfo ben Gniibenbofnirtb habt ibl
az euerem Nsrtreter auf btm 0euers
iD<brtonspeb ertpGHt tptib bst
benn au reprGfentireng-
.Das apia ID sIoa6en! Der strinsi
itint ananjis Mab. ipenn q isiS
,mxfls ,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
(SSortiesung folgt.)

Benn cine Jrau Elm @ebeonnib
niht bSreu min, 70 - tpeik iie es
,f@on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
Der Spiom.

Cine Gefdidte aus bem SABRE 1872.
BON Wf aub BON Gonrina.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
PAY A TRIBUTE
TO MAJOR BUTT
Daughters of cenfederaey Adept Rsso-
iutisrs o. Flis Death - Well as isi.
dor Strauss.

washingfon. Nov. la-The United
Daughters - ihe Confcderacy. In con-
venfion here fo1ay paid tribute = the
lata Mater Arehibsla H Dpf1 nna fels
dQF swaes iwn nnati,sfnsrs lost n ne
Titanic 6iaaAfe
The annnaf fcneff ~ President Gen-
era1 Mra. AieNandef y. white. lauding
thr two men. vas cntauslaatleaily re-
So,Vcd ~ the convention.
The rspurt vas presented BY First
Vice President General Mrs Prank
Odenhcinner n reviewed fhe work ~
the Daughters Tor the year and urF-
"a members ia further activities "a
raising funds f0f tie Confederate sol
dierH monuments at Arlington esme-
terv and shiloh battlefield
The report commented upoE tia wooa
'rsiinT between the Daughters 81 ths
Coufederncy ard the Womcn's Reiiei
CofQn of the Grand Array 81 the re-
ruf'lr
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
r. r. COMMISSIONERS
TEST THEIR GROUNDS
Removed Case Argued From
State to Federal Court.
Case Instituted by Rail
roads 10 Get Relief From
Recent Orders.

JudEe sheppard, sitting In ths
United states court yesterday heard
argument - attorneys Tor the sea-
board Air Line and enc Tampa
Northern Railroad Company. which
roads seek 20 cn3oln the cuforce-
ment ~ three orders - the Railroad
Commission of Florida. Tho case waz
entered IN Tallahassee bat the COM
mission had Il removed 20 the federal
court apparently % test their posi-
tion.
Th@ orders are fhoae whieh crowds
for ire observnnca ~ thn Snahoare
AIR Line or en- amendment 70 ana
Commissioners Claaaincaiion. adopted
ia taio. Which changes the rate %
certain fertiliEinR materials. for fns
observance q q changa In Rule IL n
the commissioners. 80 aa 20 ~ joini
rates on hnuis ever more than tpo
iinea a. the sum of the local rates less
20 per cent for the operation ~ TIA
TAMPA Northern and Seaboard AIR
Line under single tine rates Instead
20 Joint rates bccause 81 the alleged
ownerfhip and coniroi q the formef
~ the latter. according 20 stated nnd-
ingn Of the commissioners.
aAF ANNA AAN NNMFIH MFN MEnFFAAs mfe
focting All of the railroads operatinr
In Florida while the latter ls enc ~
concern only % the two reads named
and involved.
As 20 the second order. n replaces 4
former one which provided that rates
for foint haula should he haNed uron
the sum ~ the locals iess 10 per cent.
The hiii f0r Injunction sets forth all
- the order ~ the commissioners re-
curing the scahoard and Louisville
and Nashville 20 operate their nighl
trains e. al-paasenEer trains. but n
IL Understood that no relief T. asked
az against this. me state aurrems
court having already sustained n.
Arguments we're made ~ IudRe w
J. Owen. ~ Tallahassee. and aon. and
John g. Cooper. OF Jacksonville for
The piaintinA and by Hon Fredrrick
NJ Hudson. for the commissioners
The attorneys VII nis briefs and
The case Il not iiksiy % be decided fof
several days.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
WILSON WILL
CARRY OUT THE
PLEDGES MADE
WILL CUT SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
OUT Of TARIFF SCHEDULES,
PREVENT UNFAIR coMPETtTio.
AND DESTROY MONOPOLY
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
PRoBABLE.

Trincefau. y. =. Nov. ts.--k.resident-
elect Wilson tonight announced in
speaking 81 the tarin and monopoly
question that he rurpossd O. carry ont
the pledges he made in his campaign
speeches 60 cut special privileges out
~ the tarim schedules. prevent unfair
competition IN business and destroy
monopoly.
tn hia campatan speeches fhe gov
ernof often reiterated thnt q revision
0f Ire tariff should bs undertaken i'm
medfatsiy. n ia now believed that
this idea win md expression in q cali
for an extra session ~ congress 90
consider the tariff question az well ns
other subjects which were issues in
the campaign.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington. Nov. i8.--presidont Tat
toulrht issued q proc arnatiou aNlng
the rates that The foreign shippiar
world shall pay for passage through
fha Panama canal
The proclamation. made under au-
thoriiy ~ the canal act passed hy con-
Kreaa in August establishes tie fner-
chant vessel rate ~ $3.50 per net ton
~ their actual carFgiug capariiy with
a reduction of forty per cent Tor ships
iu ballast
Unou naval vessels other than
transportH coliiera. hospital ships and
supply ships. the rate ia hfty cents
Per displacement tun. ON army ana
navy fransuorta. coilierg. hospital ships
and supply ships me rate n $3.50 per
t0n. vessels % be measured under thc
sane rules az employed in determining
aha nee tonnage % mercnant vessels.
American cnaafWise ships are eN-
enspfed from toli payment ny congreHs.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

n WIN - ladien niHht. a special IN
vitation being extended the fair sex BY
the party champions. regardless ~
whsther they formerly stood Cor WI
son. clark. Underwood. nr. Cook or
the New Nnrk Giants
Besides the speakers ~ the evening
there wil bc two 90 three orators call
"a from the audience. because % the
nature II the nesting. however. and
the rromise ~ large feminine at
fendHnce. the COMMITTEES has ruled that
fha meeting shall ~ az Informal a.
possible and while the addresses may
he made conEratulafory even 20 the
point ~ possible humor n is rumnred
that any effort % set % a debate on
the tarir aH an excuse O. impart any
serious facts WIN ba Immediately sup
pressed.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
MUNICIPAL DOCK MEASURE is
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
BY A VOTE OF SIX TO THREE
THE ROOSTER CROWS AT
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
THIS EVENING-TO MUSIC

The Journal is piea-ed 90 announos
this morning that On spite % the heavy
mental subscriptions % the engage
ment - the Pensacola Concert Band
for this evening that the game rooster
coImhed up the necessary free silver
90 secure THE musical organization for
the democratic rAtihoation meeting NJ
the court house tonight
Real raEtims vii punctunf# the
rhetoric- charged atmosphere and pa
triotic airs win emphasize the fact that
real money - a. rientifui around here
AZ federal officeacekern
There win be number ~ speakers
AZ the nesting THIS evening. which be-
gins In the court house "a 7:so O'Clock
following a ooneert down town hy the
band.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

WanhinFton. Nov ta.--Pointtnr out
fhat violations u The waite Elave" act
are not arfraditabis. Solicitor Oener-
ai Bullet nlcd = brief today declaring
no reason sxiata why Jack johnson.
nerro puefllsf. connnsd In jan m Chi
earo. should hs nerritted 20 hail ~ the
United states supreme court
The solicitor general said . guilty o.
tender might he quite willing % jump
a small amount ~ hau and sscape ~
a fureien cuuntrN.
~Admiuisirafion of the criminal lavg. =
said Mr. Buiitfa brief. would BE
brought into dlarepute ~ one commit
ting such an Infamous cFime az that
for Which johnson Is indicted. could ~