davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-24
Described.

PA, what is meant by n nervoui
wreck"
"A nervous wreck, my boy. is some
thing that Il woman says she Is every
time she gets headache"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

9cgcii 1cn onoercn 0nalpicIt ciiire8e'
ieIi6oftsidlidt. iaaen mir Oic pobl-
babenoere, geseu oie aHcere, iagen
mir oes fIeiueH aRannes, 6erabieet
10 trdst man ein geidhrlides Gle.
meut in Die Sadie 1iuen, Oas Ger
3eriplittcrlms. @caenidbc, melha
1eutidlouO ourd 0eu oiilrht6nrcH~
arieg n6geuorfcu hot luie Elm alle5
aIeio, tcidmcrca oaourd uaicr Sc.
ben gerd0e oo, ipo ollcs irei iein ioll.
te: i'm @o6ltbun
9tiemano fam wiiic!L pas ole
Qcute in cincm @taoh6ciIe gegebea
bnben itnO pas niAt. Tenn Ser Mel.
len 81 gebc;L gibt cs uieic,
Stcuer3o5len fam mou control,.
rem mo crjwinaet @oblt6iln nidt.
lluo 9luflogeu obuc GbatiaHcumatc.
rial iino lpcrt0loS oocr icbdOlid.
&lug6eit lno @iirOc gebieten, 0oB
man oic Saumlmg nod ar0iten
6ctreibc. obcr iid5 Scr oiientlic6cn Sri.
tif cnthaltc. ahl0bcit aebietct. Don
ocm GeuiiAt6m nid)t me5r 5u Der.
lonaen alS es leiitcn fam @iirOe
gcbietct. miBIiGc 3uitduOc in ben eli
gencu Rei6en uidt blosplitcllcn Gic
lucninen @enlitteltcn inter itnsTelf.
iten Ole bel aIlcu 9ln1eleaeubeitei
bciteucrt .pcr0cn, peil iic nidIt mr.
bentittclt, ionocrI ant aebclpiQig
iin0, pcr0cn ourd) oic ME ruDcnOe
Gritif ncrp6S. Gos cpiac Sbinlpien
Seipt eincn 6coouerliden Wlouael on
Sebcnsfrnit lhio cs foitet lidltS-
Goaegcu iii scr &ompf 9egen &auus
icrei nnO Gcij cire foiiipielige @e
idditigunq mo uidt Scoermanns
Sa1c. @Iero0e Jest, iuo Die 6roucn
uuiereS Geutihtblnns 10 fein unO ieit
,uiammeuor6eiten imO Gin crbe5cns
ocS SGauipicl bictcn tros oaer
glusgabcn itno 0auici Nloterial mo
nad @e5n6ltug oQer 9lilSiidroe $500
boar bciiamncn iii cS ooppcit
idimpilid, mcun nur getla8t miro.
sd bite niht, ooB mou iid oeS
Grreidtcn rii6me, a6er 0aB man lid
uiht oc Srcuoc an Scr Sodlc Dcrocr
&c. oarm bite ih
@oltor @oimann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

icnltriilnpien nod ocr g9cile: ~Stc1
i'd in fiuit'rer Wtttcrnadt" aeiuu-
Gen:
Sum 9ieuit iiir's liebe @aterIauO
&ibrt fIeiBig iic5 0cr 6raueu Sauo,
GS piro gend9t, gefodt acpiIegt
sScil ariegS0cit picle gsmocu iAIdgt.
Gas madi ms @iaocl oitdl mobil
lln0 Ieiiten mir audi nod Iibt uicl,
3ur Sic6csarbcit iin0 mir bier,
SoIOoteuitriimpic itrideu mir
sic glo0eIn fIappcrn IN Ger Sano,
3pci rehts, 5ipci linfs, cin langcr
Rano,
Cen Sduft Damn elott lmO uiht 81
melt,
Gonu ober foulnit oic S6picriGfeit.
Gic 6cric 1T Oas S@mcr5cnsfiao,
@cil oa 10 frumme Sn6cn iinO.
Cic 9adbt6cn a0ppden ad, mic
idmcr
SSeun mon mr crit Ooriibcr mar
Goun obcr acbt cs mieocr tro5
&ingSum ulnOum flippflopp, flipp.
flopp,
g'is man Sen SUB icin 5ugcipitt
lIno boift, oob toOelloS cr iibt.
lIuo mcnu nal elmer uidt re6t
aHidt,
|icllei6t aor SnItcn ihldgt ino
oriidt,
Go oenft, CT lpor0 bon ainocrbon0
Gud ouS ser @cimotb rod6gelan0t.
llnO Striimpic iiuO cs nidt allein
gSir itriden altc @iIuihc Gin:
Sott idenfe Gurcn S8oifen Sieg,
Oar balo beenOct lit Der @ricg.
60 itriden mir obn' 9oit mo 9fnb'
llno iinecn oieies 2ico oo5iI
Sur Sicbc5arbcit limo mir bier
SoIontcnitriimpfc itridcn mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
9lp6Orismcu ii6er Sen arien.
gon 81. e. 9lc16oc0.


GnelonOl Gage mir nit mem Oh
fGupiit ino ih io0c sir wcr on
bit.
GaB man iih au@ oui sober Gee
icitpGrts in sic 9iiihc iblaeen fam,
bot oie cn9liide 6lottc ail laieoerhoI.
ton Nlolen 6epieieu
3uiab 8ll u4oro9rap6 i1@ r@s
miro pcitcr georoiheul~
9alr ourh 5boocn Icrnt man. Dic
gRuiien, oie icst picocr nah Citprcu.
Ben mollen idcinen gon5 belonOers
lernbc9icrig 0li ieiu.
o9Scr aillett ladt lodt an be.
Iicu. iogtc ser 0citibc, als sic ga.
poner iih froblodcno iiber oic GRIM.
mcr bon aioluihoi bermodicn
@ionaco bot DSitihlono ocll
aricg erfI1rt. Ser 9pieIcr 6iirlt
mill aid nal fennen Icrnem mic es
ocm &erIicrer 5u @htbc lit.
NciDnddltcli ltcDi nor ocr 2Dhr.
Die Observation-Disclosures in &onoon or.
teiict bereits an cinem idlonen 5icg
rer glaiirteu iir oen 6eiligen glbeno.
Gin 5monoilcd fir ,Sobrbiuoerte
9clgiihe Srniicn BON 1914.
Die 4Tontc aus Giien" ioll lid bel
SooD @onf6urit 5um S6ec angelagt
ha6en.
Der critic Sicg ser wadcrcr Sri.
ton: lie bobcn oos anbcl Scr @obr
fcit 0urd)idnittcn
Die 9iuiieu IN Citpreubeu u9aobl
Sbr Gldl picoer, idlwanfcnOe ojeitolt
tcii,"
GnqliidcS 2icoc6cn nGinuol bin
cinmal Der, acilc frirecu 1T uiht
idpcr".
Gcuti6lono, Ccuti6lono iiOer M
les
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
GOniii0n IN scr 8ai

Der cngliite Iampier aGlear'
poolv coIlioirte aeitcrn 0loracn init
Ocm 3ollfntter ~glpahc~ III Der Gbc
iopcofc &oi IN scr 9ld9e Der Sooper 3
SSnicI Gic uqlpahc" fam aciteru
glbcno init cingeouldten 2'ug bier
on, mobreno ser caoIii6e Gampicr
cbcnioIls o1ne SeibilIie no6 9alii
more 5ilrildfehrtc uno uor Sort
Wlc@curp por glufcr ging Dcr Gam.
ficr lit ouiheiucuo niAt bcihdoigt.
Gr berries ocu biciigen Noien 6rei
tca 9ladutito9 mil ciner pollen Sr
trciocIu0lulG nah Gnglano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Cine Decentralization lit fir oic
Grofimme ocs nGien NippooromS
uorgeiebcn SSiinf &crionen. lpeldlc
rcm @liId beai;uItiat iino. peroet
cine 5oiionHarte crbaIiet porons
geiebt onB tie in ocu 9eiib cues
Sdliiiiels aclangcL Der einen bon
Ger Norf SAFE & Sod Gouponu. in
ncm EDeater miigeitelltcn @eIo
idlrauf 0ifnct Gs pcroen 10000
Sdliiiel IN Scr Sto6t vertbrilt ner
ocn uno bon ocici iocr0en nm finn
cen @eloidranf oifncu fonnen. Sc
ccr @ciieer cineo Shliinels miro al
iildt pcrocir ieiu CSliid su pro0rrlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
0iitrifts-GBci GmeriOn in idIimmer
Mcriaiinna.

@eniq Soiimlng boben olc glcr5tc
inl WlercD Soipital fir oic @enciung
BON Diifrifts Seucrbci SSobu g.
Gmcrion oer 6retag 9todnIittog bel
elmer Golliiiou beioe 9einc brodl uno
ouBcr inncrci &erlebungcn noh cis
nc @c6irneridiitterlmg oapontrug.
Gmcrion Dat oas 9eiuuBticin INNER
nod nidlt crlouei. Die anoercn Sen.
crpebrleutc, bic bel ocul llnioIl per
lett murOen foutten lid eeltcrn
s(beno nom ibrcu 4obnmgeu bcae.
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
s0IIen MerF5enae a1II0lIen la0ln

Charles Sbarioau 26 So6re alt,
ron 9lem @apeu uno Srant 9Sillion
ion AS Sa9rc alt BON 9lcn Dort
iwuoen geitcrlt III Scr pciilicbcn @o
li6ei Station rnter Der gluihuloi
auna oen GroBseiAmoreucn iiberant
lUprtct, dngcblib cincn Ginbrnn in
oos @ebdiloe DER 9leoo Drug & Gbe
mical Gomponn, an oer Gde BON
@owdro m0 2erinaton StroBe. pcr
iibt iino @ertaeuae I'M g9crtbc BON
$50. welhc Giaeni6um bon SyomeS
Y. Gdcrle, 91r. %, St.@in SroBc
moret acltoblcn 5u bobcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Seine gicttnna.

Gu itcrbenoem 3iitanoc licat Der
Gm0cnt 9iobert 2oDiielo, Der in eli
uem ,SuBboIIipicl in 5iio.9et6lc9em
am 81 Cftobcr, ooS 0icnid bred, i'm
nSo6ns Noptins@oipitol Seit
oem llniau 1T CT gcIdbmt mo oie
gicr5tc erworten ieincu Soo itiinoli1.'
Gic Gltcrn ocs iiuieen @}ouneS, SEER
uno sSrau ". g. 2aBiiclo, itcbeu an
ser Seite i1reg Sobnes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Grbdlt eincn G6rcnpuitcn.

Serr Nober q. Guer bon EriuccB
Slime, melher olS republifoniiher
@auoioot OeS NituierS untcrlescn lit,
wuroe geiiern bonn @oupernellr
Golosborouo6 8un Wlit0Iicoc ocr
@anamo.Gommiiiion eruaunt iEo
5por an Steac non Solu " Foe,
meI6er 5ur 3eit ais gSommp sit'
fins geacn sic 1eutidcu in Srauf'
reid fdinpit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Nener bei S5a6n's.

GurM cnen ii6crbei5tcn 0icr brad
ccitcrn N1orocn iii Der 9ddcrei beg
Scrrn S5obn So1u in Or 1916, Gr.
leans StroBc, Elm 6euer mts, ooS
pon sSobn Robiniou Der IN ieiuent
SCutomobil Dorbeiilhr, entocdt ipur.
SC. Qerielbc iauotr cinen 9llornt
Gin iulo oic Seucrpebr bate oie6lm.
men roit6 lnterOriIdt. Der Shoocn
lit iinteocuteno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
WsonatSfartcn lucrcen t6currr

glAt Der u4cnniuIUonia.gahnD inns
an Der 9oltimore.Cbio.9nbu~ rcr
oeu nit Dem 10. Te5enber oic 9reiie
DER Nlonatsia6rfarten cr66ht mcroon
pie i00sRnmoin6rtep9iaetc iperoen
nint nlc6r olIsaeacbcr Tcsqlcid,at
miro Der @reiS iiir Grfiiriious.Nilletc
I'M 70 GentS crb6ht mcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
bic (siniaSnnaStnrtc. 4

glm Tienitaa 9lbeno fiuoet III oent
2ofale o3u aemiitbIidn Shmoe~
anf 9ocuii.@oint uieoer cine Scr 10
irelnolih aiiigenonlncueu 9lbeno.
llnter6altiugen itatt. Del pelher Der
aotebueihen Sbnonf II. u. II. q. -
oOer nSic einlaOimesforte~ in 5wei
slften gegeben pcr0en ioa Cie 9iol.
len in oem @tiid iinD pom ocn SN
@ilbelm W}ertenS, @aul 9ierid. 9iu.
oolp6 Giebp1ger, @enrp ,Sia6eIla,
Grid 9iobra nno 8ran5 gflherid
iiberuontncn poroen. 3piiden Sen
Gon5ertpiccen ucrocn mebrere Gou-
plets 9eiun9eu 2ic 6eierlihfeit be-
ginnt genmi I'M s llDr in 9lr 1924,
Eowion-StroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Qc6t Qicnfcnant Seating nodl?

Tic 9lgchcn ser uGapal @luhial
9lo SorietO baben iih gcpciacrt
ooB zter6egelo iiir ben ueriAmunoc.
ncn lieutenant n. g Seating SIT
beaa6len, oa Scr Monn angeblid nod
an Scbcn iciu ion, Seating, ser cine
Hrou uuo Gin airO bat ueridwonn
hcfouutlid BON Octr arirgsidiii u9Ir'
fonias bel gero Grii5 uno ion iid
ertrouft ba6en. Sein 9ciduam IL
nicnolS 1chnoen rcroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
glrnc Snrnanltalf

bic nene SlrnaniioIt in oerS Snulc
oi Der Gdc BON Iouettc. uno Gbciier
2lraBc miro om Iicniiaa 9bcuo mit
elmer Undertaking. crSiiitct ipcrocu.
5ll pelder oos Enblifrm i'm 9rnac.
nciren ireien 9niritt Dat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Gin 4utomobil ocS &crrn ,So6n
s. @nroncr pom 9lr. 1913, g2eit@o.
rotpga 5troBc, 1T ocitern Ill scr 9la
be leincr sSoAntlua init einem @ae
gou ocr Gllicott GitD2 2inie coIli0irt
Der Aroltnaacn milr0c Ocmoliri oher
aliidlihcupciic 9deuono ucrlcBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

gLn bic Nentidlcn in @aItimOre.

Yin bic Seatldleu IN baltimore.
Ger ocutide arieg lie6t uuicr ga.
terlauO in cincr iuncren mo diBcreu
Gin6eit, oie eS in ieiner @cididte
nod uie crrciht Bate. @cgeniGse,
ionit lmibcrpunoen iin0 pcridiuiui.
ben iibcr gtadjt. @artciipoltungen,
Stammeslmteridieoe, @loubensipol.
tlmg, StanuHeSihlicu iino ii6er5riidt.
Cine aroBc, ciubeitlite Nldiic mirit
idj nit inerborter gSuht alH sic
6einOe. glidt gelpinnen poQen Nc.
Sic uoacu mebr Sic tperoen uns
tcrgeGen obcr nid]t pcrlieren. Sic
lpcroen icgen mo lebenl Is ban.
oclt iid nidt nm eincn Strciien Gan.
Ges nibt Inn oen idonen RbeiH mo
niAt Inn Siioweit auN niht inn
gbre lmo 9iubm 1entihlano fdmpit
Inn iein Goieiu Inn nifts @eringe.
res
gHir lpollcn belien. @enn mir Is
nidt pollten MiiBtc man ms pernd-
fen ScIien luouen iuir in Sen @ren,
sen, ole sic gieutrolit1t lnieres Gan.
Oes ms 5ie5t g9ir moaeu Die 9lot6
oes 8riegeS ln0ern belien.
0aiu boben mir oos 9roBe Gam.
melmcrf. 99ic aroB cS iciu ioa iucr
beitinimt cS2 Cine, 5mci, orci iinf
NliQioneu GoGars ioueu 5liammen.
fonnen. 9l6er iolde 3a6len wcr0el
al Ben nodteu Gbotiadali jit Shan.
ocr N}on rednct nit eiuemGeutidl
t6urn ooS lidt porbon0en lit 81
cinen 3lpeden baniht ocr 9Igitotor
oieies Gcltidibum 8u elmer Nlillio.
neumolie oui: III @irfldfeit iii e.
lpcit DAMON cntiernt 10 itorf ST icin,
mo lpcun Damn Der siiidblag
fomnt, 10 t6ut Oos mcb,
glud bci nnicrcm NoltiInorer
Tcntiht6um. S4ir iinO bier tcineSs
meeS 10 5nblcih iuic man iugt nm
luic es ocu 9lnid)cin bat Gic smcri'
faniiirima, bic 9llc 6ciiirporiery
bat ons Ieutidtbnm juaulnieuac.
idmol3cu lpie sic sonnc sen Sdlncc.
llno Elm @imocr lit es mr. 0nB bier
inO 0a Gin rii6renOer 9eiueis iid
melOet, uir tros Der 9lneritari-
ons III 2lualiiiuna ocuuod pos
Ccittidbe OurH6ridt
las GeutiHt6um 9altimore'S lit
nidt 10 groB. pie ipir ipiinid)tcH OaB
c3 lpdrc 9l6cr mir 0iiricn es ilidt
nod fIcincr MAIDEN, inoem mir es
onflagen, ooB cS ieine Fflidt nidt
t6uc, inocnl mir es perfleinern.
9Sert6e ,Srcunocl lluicre Eiacn.
ocn Iino uiclc. glber ooS SAnnpfen
oufeiuanoer, Oos alaeeu ii6ereiuau.
Der lit cine cntiteIlenoe llntigenO.
Man uerbttcrt iid, man per6ittert
9lnoerc uno nou pcr6ittert sic 9abr'
belt, 0ic bebrc Gottin Nian fam
niht ianrmeln, coicftiren an0
oabci bic ocntide @cionlnlt6cit uNo
oen ciu5clneu Gcntihen iortpdGreno
6eidjimpfcu llno oarim bite i'd,
man poae es i'd obeepo6nct, 10 pie
onoere ii6le 9lnaeiuobnbciteiL uelde
man o6gele9t bat.
6renIOe Wliiiicr 81 empicbIcn II
ui6t mcinc 9(rt; oennoc6 modtc id
oui Oie Glilgbeit imO g9iiroc 6inuei.
len nit Der oic lebte Sammluma in
unicrer Staot. sic fir ooS c6emaliac
Staot-Soipitnl bctriebcn woroen 1T.
Nit alu8beit ino @iirocsbot man cs
srirasen, oaB in oen Snmmlineeu
man iid oerredret botte. glber niis
gefIoat oiientIid auacflaat bat mnt
9}iemanocn.
Qcnn mon nitn ciueu Stnottbcil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
etridIieO

9sohitebenoes biibihes 9ieOHen lit
bon einer 2ehrerin eeoid)tet por0eu
ino miro IN @ioeoebure bon Shiis
lcrinncn 6ci'm Stridcu bon 5oloos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
@N i6ren uermnnOctcm @attcn DC.
Indjen.

6rnu lGos. 9. NdInc, ocborcuc
9ropn reiiic eeiiert nnd GneIono
ob, I'm ibreu @aiten 81 heiudeu, Scr
als cneIiider SoI0at III 6raufrcid
Derlpmoet uur0e mo MN In @rigb.
ton 6ci couoou i'm SoipitaI liegt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

gln 0cburtcn muroen ins9eil laIt
2i5 nngcmel0et. oorlniter i9i asciBe
uuo 81 Reeer; ii9 waren manpli
den mo i26 Deibliheu @eid!ed1ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

$1,000 uno $500
ginnlnhnrn sHeime

,.,, an 1ans 0lDa0 euulcpnrb,
ooWNWeu Al. Girake uno @pbcnboii 3nrllpnbs
nn M hc. @iroBcubnbulinc glnuersSienern; 8
Wyhc 8Hnlcrn uiio Nno. ncuc Srninn9ei
euetieulier; 3eranodsSroni
mt, 34 bauon uctlnult
Ni9 10 Ibeno3 often, Gebr lcooic HcbiuaunGcit
.%1c 0lcliaurc McnllD 60"
Wnn uepme Qlt Ndi1inalon GleIirilde, lieis
sc on AZ. eirobe ob (Gfi251S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

cn..t. 90. .if1tDu DuaNutl yutlNtiis'
Ntei9 $500; S5 monnilim Seine 0tuubifeuet
oeet ,fiulen. 0uiee cbenc5 Qnno. 10 Vilmuen
1oil llener Stdot Sn Siioi3erIeb nelepen ~.
mtuuln FplinnelpUln Nnd3ulrngen be Nrpet
A'inr W. 2i32, %eHruie.gIur. tGl5,iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
asr lu5dsntIiac O5sIan00eita. geridlt.


3a6lreide ueiic Gip6t6eritis uno
0ppbus Grtrauilmgcu. Sm
@anjeu itarbea 1870 &erionen in
Der ocriloiicaen @ode. Sehs
crld0cn llnidlen ino iiebcn BEL
aiugcn Sdbimoro. 2l5 Csc.
buricn.
Gem ip6dcutIicAcu @crAt oeS Ge.
Observation-Disclosures 3Ifolge iiar.
ben in Scr pcriloiicuen @o@e 1870
@erioncn I'M @ergIeih 5il 2iO IN Der.
iclbcn %eriooe oes So6resli9l3. Die
bauptiddlihcu Sooeslrlahen paren:
Gpp6us 3, aeuAbuiten / Gipbtberi
lis r. SilbercmoiiS - Nrc6s i3.
Ser5lciocu i7 @ron1itiS 3, Slu9en.
cnt3iinouun 2t Tinrrboc (ainocr
inter . 1Sa6rciO i3. 9riobt'i6c 9lies
rcntranfbeit u, 5hm1he na1 ser
@cburf z. Sclbiimoroc z. llni0ac 6
nno @loroc 9. Sm @ap.Giew.glipl
itnrben fl %crionen, 80 in oen 500
ipitdlern, 1 i'm 3uht6ais mo 3 IN
an0cren Snititten. ,SN San5cit
mnroen 2S Grroncre Snalcitc ohGc
GoltcH.
ylabltebcn0c aniicdenoc Mraulbci.
ten irirocn I'M Geraleidl jil oerieI6cu
@od)e ops &oridbrcS sur 9Inmelolng
Qc6rad1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
SScrIanst i'm gIngcmciucu.
SteMsnaeindle.


~ @tcuc0Ciun;
Nlle 0uie iuetie 9ailo @ulcsVnder mot los
lptl ooer p0cr cine SieuunQ. Nnd5ur1aen
w ,,gsiuiaes 0otcl," sis 100, 0Dros0ng elrafe
t9iopll-lrl
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-04-03
MERCY THE ONLY JUSTICE
(Richfield Recorder)

The state pardon board refused
last week 1t quite freely action
and ndee suggestion ONeis attorney political
conviction made harder to take the action
1t is to be regretted that opposition altogether
ndictve attitude the Shosone
an nort TO Keep in prison
true some OF the grounds which
might by implication affect the
who signed the pardon appeal asked
of the prosecutor. felt duty
hound from the possibility
dicvness from and
ability The conception of humanity
is infinitely far from either
1t is not all people oNel padoned
because riches while others
less ONel has he
because he keabe for the
of the community where he lived
muniy without being optmist gambler
Putanc business caution will over-bu
on their optimism believing the future will bring
state banking law will not keep head of the
OF the gambling spirit of successful mining
the thing communty-he to be
optimt pull through
critics would have done the similar
have had the inherent honesty the
The law could torture its
them by the thumbs
dreary emebut Chrion society believes
Intellectual The honestly
be allowed back
guilt is not what easthe ncurabe thief
dollar while the other is forgvabe miiondolar
but in the spirit which
though
Of The Recorder
Idaho prison
believe the pardon board could the
the side of mercy than to the pound of flesh idea of punishment
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-04-03
A GOVERNMENTAL CHANGE OF
HEART

On the Carey act and the other
government projects in Idaho. writes
Walter V. Woehlke in Sunset Maya
zine for April, in an article entitled
Idaho and the Green Snake" the
settler was expected to do in one year
what the Boise homesteaders did in
seven; make paying farm out of
raw land and begin payments within
year from the first delivery Of
water. The utter impossibility of
this task was not recognized ten
years ago. 1t is recognized today,
however, and this new knowledge will
play a most important part in form
ing the plans for future irrigation
development. For while the settler
was put at the tail end of the process
sion. The lure of cheap land and
water was so strong, the settlers and
the buyers came in such crowds, and
the economies Of irrigation were 50
little understood that all expected
the irrigated soil to work financial
miracles. 1t was believed that the
settler would be able to begin paying
principal and interest the first year
he had received water, Now it is
realized that it is the settler, not the
land and the water, who gives value
to irrigation projects and securities,
Today the settler marches at the head
instead of the tail of the irrigation
procession in Idaho. He is the man
of the hour.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-04-03
MORMON CONFERENCE

Via Oregon Short Line, to Salt
Lake City. Tickets on sale from
points north of ogden, April l to
6, inclusive, limited to April 18th.
See agents for rates and further par
ticulars. WHILE IN SALT LAKE
VISIT UTAH PRODUCTS EXHIBIT.
40-3-adv.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-04-03

See The r .u..,,;&G u. those le-
gal blanks. T Y are carried in stock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-05

by the Wilson administration, but he
aserts that il has existed for more
than a year. But before the elections
next fall there will be an awakening
among bushes interests he declares,
which will put the croakers to shame.
The obvious reply to the position of
Mr.. Underwood is that a depression
which has existed for years is one
which began after the election of 1912
which showed the Democrats coming
to power in all departments of gov
eminent and consequently a chill
thrown over business, which, he says,
has already lasted a year.
II used to be held that the panic of
1898 began before the enactment of
the Wilson tariff law of 1894, which
was true enough as a matter of his
tory, but most foreminded men agree
that the knowledge that the Dema-
Gratis were coming to power had great
effect to hasten the panic of 1898,
which was primarily based on expan
sion of silver currency.
But when the country went Demo
cratic a little more than a year ago
everyone felt that in pursuance to a
pledge of the party there would be a
tremendous overhauling of business.
All were in favor of reasonable revis-
ion. They were determined to smash
the trusts at any cost, and if revision
downward would do it, the people
were ready to have it done, no mat
ter how it might operate in other di-
r%ections if only the trusts were put
out of business.
But the subject of revision has been
handled in such a way that every
where there is a vast degree of unem-
Tloyment and consequent business de-
preston. Meanwhile, the imports
come in with increased volume from
abroad which means simply the en-
ployment of foreign labor at the TX
pense of Americans.
The revenue has fallen off so Sc
verely that nothing but a great return
from the income tax bill will save the
government from a deficiency. Every
patriotic citizen hopes that by next
fall the country will recover and the
croakers be put to shame AS Mr.. I'm
derwood predicts. one will be more
critical today of the free trade policy
of the government, or revenue policy,
if some prefer to call it by that name.
Buffalo {. W News, Feb. Z.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-05
woRDs FROM HOME
Statements That May Be Investigat-
ed-Testimony of winnemucca
Citizens.

When a winnemucca citizen m
to the front, telling his friends and
nighbors of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such ties
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves it true. Below is a statement
of a Winnemuccs resident. No
stronger proof of merit can be had.
A. l.. Wagner, barber, Winnemuc-
ca, New, says: cat times my back
got lame and painful. | often got
dizzy and could see specks floating
before me. Ny health was all run
down. I knew that my kidneys were
at fault and ] looked around for
something that would give me relief.
| came across Doan's Kidney Pills
and decided to try them. They re-
|lleved me Immediately and since then
! have been free from my former
troubles. I have often recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills to other PEG
ple."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-05
ALIAS SUMMONS


In the Sixth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Humboldt.
II. Warren, Plaintiff,
70.
The Glasgow and Western Explora-
ton Company, Limited, a corpora
ton, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends Greetings
to said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within ten days after the service
upon you of this if served in
said county, or within twenty days if
served out of said county but within
said Judicial District, and in all 9th
er cases within forty days exclusive
OF the day of ~service,) and defend
the above entitled action.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment from the defendant the sum
OF $1491. &c 2-3 due plaintiff for SER
vices as a state agent of the defend
ant in the state Of Nevada and az at
torney for defendant from december
l6, 1898, to November Is, 1918.
Dated January 8, A. d. 1914.
]. w. DAvEY,
(Seal.) Clerk Of said Court.
J. A. LANGWITn,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Feb7- Mar21.