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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Anna Gould's Repeal Reiehted.

Rome, Jan. 1.-The segnatura tri- bunal. the high court of the Roman curia yesterday rejected the appeal of the Duchess of Talleyrand (formerly Anna Gould of New Yorl1) from the verdict of the rota tribunal, annulling her marriage to her first husband, Count Boni de CastelIane.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
charaed .With WhoIesaIe Poisonina.

Frankfort on the Main, Germany. Jan. 11.-Carl Hopf. a druggist and former fencing master, will be placed on trial tomorrow on the charge of having poisoned his two children, his father and his first wife and Of having attempted to poison his second and third wives and another person.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Gernan Officers Acanitted.

Strassburg. Jan. 1-Courtsmartial yesterday acquitted all the German army officers charged with breaches of the law in connection with the re- cent violent incidents between the military and civilians of Zabern, the military judges in all cases accepting the word of the officers against the sworn testimony of the civilian wit nesseS
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
rak. tha Part nf MMothery Home.

Denver, CoL., Jan. 11-Reseluutions were adopted by the Denver trades as- sembly condemning the deportation of Mother Jones. and telegFams were sent to Colorado representatives and senators in congress supporting the demand for g, congressional investiga- ton of the Colorado strike
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
OBITUARY.
Newton Dexter.

New Haven, Conn. Jan. 11.-Newton Dexter for many years editor and publisher of The Goldsmith and Sil- versmlth. trade journal. died at his residence here today, aged 64. Large ly through his influence most of the silver stamping laws in many states were passed, and he caused the laws to be enforced. He was also instru- mental in securing legislation prohib- iting false advertising.
 Mir. Dexter is survived by two sis
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Workman Dries Dyrhmits, Four Flu
 narals

Madrid Jan. 1.-The workman of 8 Canadian construction company at Lerida, in Catalonia. spread a .quanti- ty of dynamite today in front of n. fire te dry The dynamite exploded four men beisg killed and Is injured
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Gsoras w. Peokham.

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 11.@Georgs W. Peckham, nationally known as an educator-author and entomologist, died
 at his home here today after a brief illness aged 6S years
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Miss Pankhurst Released Again.

LondoD Jan. 11.-Miss Sylvia Plank hurst was yesterday reelased from Holloway jail, where she had been a prisoner since Jan. 8 when she was arrested in the East End of London. She was in a state of collapse as the result of a weeks "hunger strike
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

The Marion, (Kas.) National Bank failed to open Saturday and it was an- nOunced the institution would be closed pending action by the stockholders.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Cabled Paragraphs
Chilean. Aviator Dashed to Pieces,

Santiago, Chile, Jan. 11.-Lieutenant Mery, military aviator, while mak- ing flight today fell 5000 feet and was dashed to pieces.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Comet Under Her Own Steam.

4Hcyatu I1dNcIIs UIeiss,I JdH. IT, The Standard Oil eompany's steamer Comet, which was partly disabled off Nantucket yesterday, vets able to leave for New York unassisted, after she was lowed in here early today by the rev. enue cutter Acushpst
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
Reduction of German Imports.

Berlin, Jan. 11.-German exports to America during 1913 were about 2 per cent. below those of 1912 The re- auction was mainly in hides and raw materials
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Charles p. Webber, 64 years old of. BrOOklne, Mass. was ordered to pay S13,500 to the daughter of Mrs. Harriet Lamberton, for injuries the latter re- ceived in fall when husged by Web Der in January, 1913.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Brussels, Jan. 11-It was reported tonight that the Belgian miNister to Mexico, Pssll May, has resigned from his pest
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Hundreds of Children received no instruction in the Chicago Public schools last week because of the sick ness and tbsence of their teachers.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Herbert L. Tripp of New Bedford. do- ing business under the name of Cobb Aldrich company, were petitioned in to bankruptcy yesterday by three cred itors whose claims aggregate sI4OS.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

FIS OTUFVNFI or TTIHCttOh ulIN NeISlIy is being impeded by an annual deficit of between $6G,000 and S1U,6O0 in the running expenses of the institution, according to d report which will be presented to the trustees today by President John Grier Hibben.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

The First Marines to be withdrawn from the Philippines in accordance with Secretary Daniels previously an nounced plan will sail about January I9
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
oube Other Paper and Its Total Largest Pr
,cticlt in Proportion to the City's Population
Condensed TeIegrams

Mime. Lillian Nordica is in critical condition with pneumonia on Thursday Island, Queensland.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

z. F. How, Founder and managing director of the Commercial Press at Shanghai, was shot dead in the street yesterday. The assassin was arrest ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

A Barn Belonging to the state asy- lum at NorthamptN1. Mass, burned Saturday The loss was $2,600.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12
o'sHAUaHNEssY HELD UP.
Break in Railroad Line Delays ReturH
 to Mexico City.

Vera Cruz, Jan. 1.-The American charge d'afaires. Nelson o'shaughneE-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

The James Van Dyck Co.,. of New York, was fined $500 for selling cold storage eggs as fresh eggs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

The Massachusetts Supreme Court Saturday upheld the constitutionality of the law which compels employers in advertising for help during labor trouble to state in such advertise ments that a strike exists
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Frank w. Savage of Bangor was arraigned in the federal court at Portland, Me, Saturday on an in dictment charging that he had used the mails in furtherance of a scheme to defraud by collecting money for pretended Rescue Home for Girls
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Fire Friday Night destroyed the Iro-. quois and Manitoba hotels, two or the pioneer hostelries in Winnepeg.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

George F. Reed, general manager of the Springfield Street railway died on Saturday after an illness of four hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

After Two Years Fight for life, Eugene H. Grace, who was mysterious ly shot in his home at Atlanta in March, 1912, is dying.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

The Chinese Parliament, which has been practically non existent for months, was definitely dissolved by proclamation yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12

Private Letters from Av1ona, depict Albania as the prey of famine and anarchy. Owing to lack of money business is at a standstill.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
6reeport.

esobn Ston111es un6 feline iiingite
Eohter bon ct. gitolaus peilten et=
nige Sage bel bteitgen @ertpan6ten
8um angeneb11ren 8elu6e. - 8ier'
nn61e65ig &inber tpur6en um lebten
@onntag CUR eriten feierli6en &om-
munion 3ugelaiien, unb es tDurbe Die
fes fdone @reignib befonbers glan3.
bon begangen. Dem bodtp. &farrer
oliiitierten bel 6ent @o6an1te Ser
bobtp P. @6tpin Sieben, .. g. g.,
,1n6 ser Gbeologe ST.. 6ron5 Snrit,
beioe bon ser ct. SSobms l1ntberittat.
@or 6er1 @ottes6ienite tplrbe Die
@door ser &on1mnnitanten bonn
@duIbanfe in @egleitung Der Ser
cine NIT Mbaei9e1t 11t6 Sabnen mno
unter Sen &ldngen Der Muiiftfapel1e
abgebolt. Sos @on8e geitaltete fi&
81 elmer re@t boben 6eitli@feit, mel.
de 6en ieben @einen l1nbergebli9
bIeiben tpiro. Inter ben bielen bon
o11sudrts, tpeI@e ii6 aum Geite Elm,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
2on6o n. 25. W}Qt.

Son 90 H. 25. Mat.
3as l1nterbaus bes britii9en Har-
la1nents bat Montag geadn1ittag Die
Some &ule+@orlage fir Srlan6 nit
351 gegen 274 gtinuten, alio nit
elmer @ebrbeit bon " Stimn1e1t, an.
genommen. 3os @nbe 6es erbttterten
Samples fam pI0bli9 uno iiberra-
i6eno, 6enn oie l1ntoniiten meigerten
ii6, ii4 auf ei1te Debatte iiber oie
Gorlage ein5ulaiien, bebor 6ie &egie.
rmng ibnen beftirnnte Snformottonen
iiber BEN bon ibr ausgearbeiteten 3u.
iat gegeben bat. Neiniiterprdiioert
Msquitb liiftete aller6tngs etnen 81
pfel oeS iiber 6teie1n Mn1etr6e1nent la.
gernoem @dleiers, obne ie6o9 oamit
Mnore1p 8onar 2atp> ben Tiibrer ser
Sppoittion, 5ufrieoen gu itelIen. 1ie-
Ter gab 5lt, 6aB 6ie @orte 6es 8re-
miers periob,reno ieiett, beeiIte iib
oaNn aber gu erflaren, 6aB ser Sci
niiterpraiioent eigentli6 nit bielen
@orter 11idtS geiagt babe. 9qus bie-
iem @rltn6e iei es 8tpedIos> iagte
&err 9alp, lib Iberbaupt auf cine
0ebatte in oritter 9eiltng etrt5rIai-
len. Ser Gorbong mag rubig 1rad
oieier offenii6tli6en Garce nie6erge-
fen. @s be6eutet nur bos @noe eli.
nes Iftes, nidt 6es gar5en Dramas.
Die &egierung fann bie Sin I'M &ar-
lament 6ur66ringe1r, 6o6 ser lebte
Nft 6es Dromas miro inn 9on6e aus
gefo9ten, nn6 BORT miro Ser Mppen
an 6as 8o1f 11i@t nit elmer 6arce
enben." Brenier Msquitb bertbei6ig-
te in elmer fnr5en &e6e sic @egierung
gegen sic &nflage, iie beriude 6ie
&e6te Ser Min6erbeit 511 ignorieren,
un6 erfldrte, ct tper6e Elm Mme1t6e-
ment einreiden, 1ri@t tpeiI er sic ge.
gen'pdrtige Some &ule-@orloge ST.
Gan6s fiir unbouitd16ig onfebe, ion-
bern tpei1 er dngitli@ auf Srie6en be-
6a@t fei. &ls Damn 6ie Mbitinn1nng
boriiber tpar, far1b ei1te rieiige De-
1toni nitration Ser 2iberoIen 1l1ro
gaationaliften ftatt. Die Mbitin1n1ung
erfolgte ftrift nod Harteigren5en.
@m. 0'@rtens Mnbdnger entbielten
iid Ser mitimmung, ibr 6nbrer er-
flarte, 6ie &on6lungstpeiie oes Mini,
iterpraif6enten fet ntdt often un6 ebr-
li@, peoer @ngGono, nod Srlan6 ge-
genuber. l1nmittelbar 6arna9 >pnr=
Sc 6ie iett in 6ritter 2eiung bonn l1r-
terbous angenommene 8orIage bem
Sberbaus iiberbrodt, tpo iie bam
formen CUR eriten 9efung gelangte.
Ser etgentlt6e @antpf miro BORT
@eitte sunni, 1a@ @6luB ser Cont
nterf ferie1l begin1ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
ct. QInthpnh.

0as lebte @o6e Der 6antilie Sobn
&nops geborene &in6 ltarb 6ieier So
ge un6 tpuroe auf 6em bieitgen Got
tesoder beer6igt. - @etrout tpuroen
Dienitag mabren6 etnes bonn bo9tp.
Yfarrer Somo5in gebaltenen 8raut-
a1ntes @m. Sebrlein un6 SRI. CLARA
&oB. @a@6em ite bein @o95eits-
friibitiid 6ie ber5li@iten 3ufunfts-
miinf9e entgegengenommen botten,
traten 6ie Neubermablten cine @o9-
5eitsreife nod ct. Saul un6 Weinnea-
polls an. @eit feinen @ertnan6ten
un6 Greun6en miinibt 6em i11ngen
&oare au6 Der rgeor6ltern" Elm unge-
triibtes @beIeben.-SSobn Stiibe u,r6
SRI. &atbarina Gremers tpur6en
Sonntag eritrnals gum @beiton6 ber-
fii1r6igt. - sSacob nn6 Sofepbina
@elters eritotteten Iebte @o9e in
Onanrio einen perpa11bti ti4aftli9en
@eiu@. - Sobn 0ebrlein al1s @rai11-
totpn ipnr6e Dienitag bonn Sberiff
59oner nod Ser &eilanitalt in Ser
gus Salts gebra9t.
Meire @rpbe.
@orlebten Son1ttag batten mir bier
6as @ergniige1t, uns on Ser 9luffiib-
rung 6es, menn au6 alten, 6od etpig
neuen Sbeateritii6es rSntel @am's
@abine" gu erg0ten. = Sofepb 2int.
met tpar @oattag @ei9dfte balber
nod Melroie. -Srit @admann, mel.
der immer nod als @leingeidspore-
ner in ct. @louo tpeilt, perbrodte
Sen lebten Sonrtog bier bei ieiner
6amiIie. = Man riiftet fi@ bier CUR
|S6luBfeier Ser @iqoge4S4ule, un6
&err anor. @eBler fiebt bei bieier
6eier aberrnals Elm erfoIgrei9es Sabr
in Ser @r3iebung Ser S1ge1ro btnter
ii9. Ct miro tpte aIs 9ebrer 10 aud
|als Organiit, in tpela Doppelitenung
er Die aqerbefte 8ufrieoembeit gibt.
'perbleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
@eaenIeittae 3maeitan6nti1e.

geiaqara Sails, 9nt., 26. Wfoi.
Die @erbonblungen auf Der Ser.
1mittlnngsforfe rferen5 maren nabe
6urap, amf einen to6ten Hunft 5n &C.
ratben, ols lotpobl 6ie Mm1ertfaner
ols ou6 sic Meritaner 3ugeitan6ntlle
ntadte1. 9ie Deerifaner erfldren, oas
eSeu6aIlp1ten1 in Mertfo trage nt6t
Sic @m1pti9ulb an ben oauernoen
@ebol11tiorrer. Ser perfonlt4e @br'
gei5 fpiele ro9 6ieier &i6tung bin
cine tpeitans ber6erbli9ere &oqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
albingtom 26. Mai.

Sic merifaniide &riiis bot in les>
ter 3eit Elm boffnungsponeres Mus'
feben getponne11. Sic @erbonolungen
in geiagara Sails i6reiten anf Der
@abn 5ur Geritdt0iglng portparts.
gine 5ufrie0eniteuenoe @runolase
fiir cine gi1tigung iit erreidt moroen.
sss1r slbre0e miro geitellt, bab @ar'
ron5a iegli6e @ermittlung bon Der
@o1t0 gelpielen babe. @ie es beiBt
perfolgt ser 6iibrer Ger &onititutlo-
11aliiten Sic @erbanolungen in geta=
CARA sSalls NIT gr0Bter Mnfn1erfian1-
felt. 8elonoers oie 2anofrage tit es,
Sic i'm interelliert. Sic @ertreter
Suertas botten uripriingli@ erflart,
bie n1erifanii6e 2onofroge let etne
inferno s(ngelegenbeit Weerifos n1o
qef}0re ,ri6t Dor sic @ern1ittlungs-
fonferen5. Sic anerifanii6en Ser
treter oagegen itel1ten ii@ ouf ben
@tan6pu1tft, baB iie 6ie Sa11ptnrlade
oes gan5en 8iirgerfrieges biloe 1t1ro
baber ouf ser &onferen5 geloit tper-
oen Ioate. Se6enfaus miro lebt an@
6iele 6rage auf Ger &onfere115 beretts
etnqeben6 er0rtert. Mus Ser @toot
Weerifo fon1m1t sic Madrtdt, baB man
ou6 BORT nit bem 6ortgang Der Ser
banolungen in Mtagara 6alls febr 51t-
frie6en 1ei.
@otpobl sic arnerifanii6e 8unoes-
reqierung als an@ bas Smerta-@e<
girne in Merito ftnb feit enti91olle1t,
alles git bern1ei6en, mas olS Seinb>
ieIigfeit oufgefabt >per6en fa11n. 90
fonen au@ bie mterifonii4en Slug
aeuge feline M1ffl6rungsfabrten mebr
nt%en. @lr5lib bdben nrerita1,ii@e
@Ebolten anf mreritariide Slug
5euge gei6oi1e1t. Dugeget bt bus
Marine6eparte111e1tt bei6loiien, feine
@6lodtidiHe aus oen merifanii@em
@etpaIfer1 5nriid3u5ieben. genr elf
Eorpe6oiGger fin6 beimbeor6ert NOR
6en, neil iie an it@ Don geringem gs1t=
ben fir Sen @o9t6ienit iinb. 9te
Gage &nertas in Ser @ta6t Mertto
peri9linunert ii@ immer mebr. 8e=
ion6ers in finan5tel1er &inii6t ioaen
feline Mns ii@ten iebr tribe iein. 81
sSsrnporciol" nel6et, 8raii6ent Willon
babe ietren @ertreter1t In gdogara
sSoms 6en Mnftrog ertbet1t, 6ie mert-
fanil6en @ertreter 5u bena@rt6ttgen,
6aB, tpenn bie6rie6ensperban6ln
inn @an6e berlaufer, W2erifo bon oen
onterifo11il9en Eruppen beiebt tperoen
tpiir6e, un6 6ieie miir6en niht eber
fortgeben, ols big 6as gan5e Sano IN
einem 8uItan6e 6es Srie6ens fi6 be-
fi1t6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Frter Gheil.
Seipre@m1t9 int
9mte1t Tlnb.
&erbanolmmsem Scr @ermittlmnssfon'
ferena idcinen CUTE slmsfd)t gu ba'
>. ben. - Nfit einem Wtale mnterbrp"
"a brod)em. - Merifaniide 2anbfr {
bisher Der eim5tge Initok.

Mioeoro Soils Ont, 26. Mai:
Sic merifa11ii6en Delegaten auf
Ser neutrality-suspicious. bei@lolien,
sic Ger6ffentlidung ibrer grflarnng
..iiber Sic 2auofrage 5l pertagen. Das
beDeutet eilee u11terbre6ung Der Ser
bunolungell sic lib bereits iebr gil11<
1tia unlieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
j Ill n 81
Sfitf / biz 8.
&o1tte Nmle
fir s5rlamo.

gorlase paiiierte britii@es 1tnter6ams
in orttter 2eimng. - &einerlei Sc.
bate. - Die Sppofitium per5idte-
te baramf, ,ueil Eremier Msqmitb
Bic &lame ser 9Regiermng nidt
preisgab. - Mebr9eit bpn u
Gttmmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

So. S9ntitt bon bter eritattete 'iei.
nem in ct. @lou6 tpobren6en 2an6s=
11ranne, Dem Serrn Soiepb @infler,
eir1en 8ein@ n116 iiber3eugte iid 3u
glei9er 3eit bon bern @obBefinoen
feiner 5tpei 56bne, tpel9e bic st.
GIou6 yeorrnolf9ule befuden. SSai-
lius &odn1ann NOR ertiHi4 erfronH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23
LAST OPPORTUNITY GIVEN
TO GET STAR WAR ATLAS
Another Supply Received of This
Valuable Book of
Reference.

Hundreds who have applied at the
business Office of The Evening Star for
war aliases and could not get them be-
cause the supply had been temporarily
exhausted are warned that their last
opportunity to get copies of this valu-
able book of reference will continue
only for few days.
Another consignment of several thou
sand copies of the atlas has just been
received.
This has been one of the most popular
Star premiums ever offered. Five large
lots have already been disposed of
faster than the publishers could sup
ply the demand, and when the large
map of the war field was set up ION
the 18th street side of The Star build
ing the call for the maps increased.
This atlas contains eighteen pages of
maps of all the countries concerned in
the great European war, with authori-
tative statistics on the resources and
war strength of the belligerents. 1t
was prepared by one of the best map
makers in the country. and is accurate
in every detail. The cover is illustrated
with pictures of rulers of all the coun-
tries engaged in the conflict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23
ATTACKS TW0-CENT FARES.
Norfolk and Western Files Brief
Against West Virginia Law.

Quoting at length from the decision
of the interstate commerce commission
in the recent per cent freight rate
case, the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company today filed with the
Supreme Court of the United States q
brief seeking to show that under pres
emit conditions the West Virginia two
cent passenger rate law is confiscatory
and unconstitutional.
In some quarters the attack upon
the validity of the West Virginia law
was taken to indicate a second general
attack upon two-cent passenger laws
in various states.
The railway brief quotes Chairman
Harlan, in the freight rate case, az
saying for the interstate commerce
commission that sin our opinion each
branch of the service should contribute
it's proper share of the cost of oper-
alton and of return upon the property
devoted to the use of the public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23

flanking them and only some 400 yards
away, there happened to be machine
gun manned by a detachment OF the
Queens. This at once opened fire, cut
ting a lane through their mass, and
they fell back to their own trench with
great losses. Shortly afterward they
were driven further back. with addl-
tional loss, by battalion of guards
which came up in support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23
SEEKS TO PROTECT
. MEXICAN IMPORTER
U. S. Asks Carranza to Guar
antee No Second Co|Iec-
ton of Customs.

/ Negotiations are in progress between
the United States and Gen. Carranza,
provisional president of Mexico, for as
surance from him that merchants who
have paid customs dues to the Ameri-
can officials at Vera Cruz will not be
subject to a second taxation when the
United States relinquishes control of
the Mexican port. Officials here take
the view that as the customs dues have
been paid in good faith the merchants
should be guaranteed against double
taxation.
The question arose because of vari-
GUS mutterings since American occu-
patton that the acts of American Off
Gals at Vera Cruz would not be rec
ognized at Mexico City. 1t has been
suggested that should Carranza refuse
to accede to the latest request the
United States instead of paying the i'm
pounded customs over to him would
be justified in returning them to those
who have made the payments.
There have been unofficial reports
that the Mexico City government had
imposed a second tax on goods brought
into the interior from Vera Cruz. but
these advices lack confirmation ON
ment in coming to terms with the Mex
lean authorities on the customs ISSUE
Huerta's Pledge Engages Attention.
One Of the important Mexican prob
lens engaging the attention Of State
Department officials today concerns the
pledging Of Mexican customs by Huerta
to guarantee a foreign loan of about
SIS, 000, 900. This must be settled before
the authority at Vera Cruz can be turned
over to the constitutionalist regime In
cident to the withdrawal of the Ameri-
can forces. officials here expressed the
opinion that decision Of this question
will probably be left to the new Mexican
government.
The question looms large upon the
horizon, as Gen. Carranza was reported
at the time of the consummation Of the
loan as saying he would not recognize
the integrity Of any loans advanced to
the Huerta regime. The United States is
interested in this question because part
Of the bonds are held by group of
American bankers. The loan amounted.
as stated, to about $7S,000,000, and was
made last AUTUMN.
A French group Of bankers holds IS
per cent Of the bonds. German and Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23
w. Beckett. The case will be argued
orally in October
By "Bud" Fisher.

w. Beckett The case will be argued
orally in October.
When North Carolina coded the ter
ritory now embraced in Tennessee to
the United States in 1890. a commits
sion was authorized to mark the boun-
dairy line. This it did in 1921, but a
disagreement recently arose as to the
line in the so-called "Slick Rock basin"
and the "Tellico BASIN"
Attorney General Beckett. in his
brief. asserts that S. S. Gannett Of the
United States geological survey. and
A. D. Burns Of Knoxville, Tenn. re-
Gently traced the old boundary made
by the surveyors by three hacks over
a blaze on each fore and aft tree and
with three hacks on each side-line
tree"
The line thus established, he says.
substantiates North Carolina's claim to
the disputed tfmberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23
BLAZED TREE TRAIL
AS BOUNDARY EVIDENCE
South Carolina Offers It in Case
Against Ten
nessee.

A trail of blazed hemlocks. hickories
and oaks. declared to have been made
nearly century ago, was cited today
by the state of North Carolina to prove
to the United States Supreme court
its claim to a large section of disputed
timber land along the Tennessee line.
The states claim was set forth in a
brief filed by Attorney General Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-23
Protest Paper Pulp Rates.

land today united in a complaint to
the interstate commerce commission
against alleged excessive and unrea-
sonable freight rates on wood pulp i'm
ported through the port of Boston
destined to New England mills. 1t is
urged that the rates on imported pulp
ought not to exceed those on the do
nestle product to mills in Massachu
sets, New Hampshire, Vermont and
New York.
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lish groups, 10 per cent each. while II
per cent Of the bonds were disposed OF
in the United States. The remaining
guarantee this loan 3s per cent of the
Mexican import and export duties were
pledged.
More than 100000 collected in Gus
American occupation is impounded to
be turned over to the Mexicans when the
United States retires from the port.
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Identification Tags Issued.
Texas Ordered to Vera Cruz.

Aeeolutn ~. 70 s Ssa 10y e.s.rss ..o ns
New York to Vera Cruz. Mexico to re-
lieve one Of the vessels stationed there,
probably the Arkansas. The Secretary
said that the Texas would visit Calves
ton within a few weeks to receive a
silver service from the state.