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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
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man, was defeated as delegate, be-
cause, 1t is charged. he formed an al
lance with Hawley in order to get the
former governors Endorsement for Tom
Martin for United States marshal
This act on the part of Martin alien
ated the Nugent forces and when an
effort was made by the Hawley sup
porters, led by John NJ. Regain, to sub
stitute General Martin as a delegate
for Governor Hawley, the motion was
defeated by an overwhelming vote. An
effort was also made to substitute
Martin for r. r. Alexander, but this
effort was likewise defeated.
The Hawley forces charge that the
Nugent forces. led by Frank Kinyon,
had prepared its list of delegates sew
eral days ago and when a motion was
made to take a recess until the com
mittee on nominations could prepare
list of delegates to present to the gem
eral committee, Fred Floed, a member
of the committee, remarked that three
seconds would be abundant time for
the purpose.
The vote to substitute Frank Martin
for James II. Hawley, made by the
Hawley forces, was defeated by a vote
of 33 against to 10 in favor, and the
vote to substitute Martin for r. r.
Alexander, was defeated by a vote of
SO against to 6 In favor. The nominat-
ing committee consisted of Frank Kin
yon, p. Marrinan and J. p Pope Its
report was adopted by vote of Al in
favor to l against, with Fred Fioed
voting to authorize M. Alexander to
represent the entire county at the con-
vention.
Democratic Delegates.
The delegates to attend the Demo-
cratic platform convention are as fol-
lows.
James H. Hawley, John f. Nugent,
]. T. Pence, A. c. Hindman, j. p. Pope.
c. e. Winstead. P. E. Marrinan, ]. S.
Larrick, Guy Remington, James Ryan,
r. r. Alexander, NJ Alexander r. e.
Coffey. Paris Martin and Frank b.
Kinyon.
Meeting of Republicans.
A heated discussion over proxies
marked the opening of the Ada county
Republican central committee this aft
ernoon, which met to elect delegates
to the state platform convention. Jo-
seph Perrault. Jr.. started the discuss
sion by declaring that L. w. Smith
of the Intermountain precinct and E.
G. F. Smith of Kuna precinct were no
longer residents OF Ada county and
had no right to give proxies. After
considerable discussion the two proxies
In question were referred back to the
credentials committee. composed of
Carrie Baxter. James Stotts and O., v.
Sebern. for further consideration. Out
of the SO committeeman % answered
the rollcan by name or proxy although
several additional proxies were pre-
scented later
Frank E. Howard of the Soldiers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Get Rid of Your Rheumattsm

Now Is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do 1t II you ap-
ply Chamberlain's Liniment w. A.
Lockhard. Homer City, N. Y. writes,
Last spring I suffered from rheuma-
tism with terrible pains in my arms
and shoulders. / got bottle of Cham
berlain's Liniment and the first appli-
cation relieved me. BY using one bot
tie of II I was entirely CURED" For
sale by all dealers.-Adv. r. tn. 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
half HOLIDAYS FOR
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES

Washington. July s.-President Will
directing that all federal employees
wherever stationed. be requested to
work only four hours on Saturdays be-
tween June Is and September Is this
wear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Foot Easers

Mems white canvas oxfordsj
heavy rubber soles, $1.50.
Mems white canvas tennis OK
fords; white and red rubber soles,
$1.25.
Mems brown canvas oxfords;
leather foxed, at $3.50.
Mems brown canvas shoesj elk
soles; leather foxed, at $1.9S.
Mems ventilated oxfords in tan,
S2.75.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Rose Carnival Opens In Portland.

Portland, June 9.-PoNtland's eighth
annual carnival week was opened to-
day with the city gayly decorated and
thronged with visitors. The opening
feature was water pageant in honor
of the arrival of the Queen of Rosario,
who came up the Willamette river in a
flower -bedecked royal barge, escorted
by squadron of 100 ships.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Becomes Bride Of Naval Lieutenant.

New York, June s.-Miss Ernestine
Van Wyck Rhein, daughter of Or NJ. L.
Rhein of this city. and Lieutenant John
Strong Abbott, u. S. N. were married
this afternoon in the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. Following the church
ceremony there was a reception for the
bridal party and guests at the Women's
University club.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Idaho Oregon VS.. Sweet -Tellers
Tonioht.

The Sweet Teller and Idaho
oregon teams will clash tonight
at Twilight park at $50 p. M,
in what is expected to be one of
the best games of the season.
The Idaho Oregon team has
strengthened up considerably
since its last performance and
will be in shape to give the tin
men a run for their money. APP
pleman will be on the firing line
for the wire men while Wyman
Will speed them over for the
timers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
WOMAN SUFFRAGE FOR
DENMARK PROPOSED

Copenhagen. July s--The enactment
of woman suffrage In Denmark and
the abolition of all property qualifica-
lions for electors of members of the
upper house of the Danish parliament
today. The bill takes away from the
crown It's present right to nominate
IL of the 6s members OF tho upper
house
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
PUTTING IL of,

Everybody should lay up some
thing for a rainy day."
True. but too many wait until II
begins to sprinkle before starting to
do so."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Turnnd Around.

Does your wife ever let you out to
see a ball game?
Geel mol I have to tend the kids
while she goes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Holding Business.

Hey! I been watching you for two
hours! Hurry up an ketch somepin.
Can't you see I've got a Rush" mes
sage to deliver?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Canadian Manufacturers Meet.

Montreal, June 9.--Sevoral hundred
|of the foremost representatives of the
Industrial life of tht Dominion filled the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Golden Rule Economy-News For Men
This Is Work Glove Week

Gloves in Qualities and at Prices in keeping with
Golden Rule standards-Saranac Buck a 90
o. gauntIet
"saranao. process
which their ~
but
he
In showing Of soo
There's
in
will
Then there's splendid light
generous ouns and au
back soft plable n tan and black
AT 5owrist Of skin
price would - -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
Three Lots of Shoes
Offering Lots of Savings

OK oafo ., men . $3.50
These North $3.50
Mixed lot of w. l.. Douglas and
r. r. H. Co. oxfords; black and tan;
$3.50 values.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09
s sRss work $3.50
They save you Sic

We have dozen medium weight
dark brown viscolized work shoes;
shoe you will have to pay $3.50
for anywhere; to close at $3.50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09

Baggage Transfer Can us IL in a
hurry. Peasley Transfer & Storage Co
Phone 70. Advertisement. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-09

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0rnmnliidlrr 92rp8ebabidllnF.

N}ilmuufee, IS. 5ebruar.
So6n @ra6omsfi, Der Der GrlIor
Oung bon G6orIes 9lrnol0 oRgeflagl
mar, wurOe geitern @}orgeu pon er
ner Suru freioeiproHen, Die in 9|aGl
tleiOern Inn ooS 9ett bon Gbarle'
6omler, einem Der ibrigen Iiano, Oct
an 9liuOoarm-@nt5ituOung i'm Ster'
ben lag. lSn ser SefiirAtilng oab
Somler nod Dor 9l6gabe Oes @dDr'
iprubes Iter6en f0nnte, ianO enc
SonOeriibum0 oes @eridts in ollel
6rii6e itott, unO @ra6owsfi wir0r
iormli1 cntlaien Gr elite ioIorI
na1 3auie mo medte bic Satin lIllu
neuu &inoer, Oenuen er. Die IroVe
9otidait mitbeiltc.
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In ocfG6rlidlcr Q0ac.

9onnc Ban q. g., 10. 6ebr.
Scelelte, pelcbe NIT Den @ispcr-
bdltniIicn i'm ct. 9orerB-@oli Der
irout iiuo, balten eS fiir n0tbig, Dab
Scr omerifonide Murinei6lepper
o&otolnac," pelder 6efanntli6 gar5
pom Sis cingeihloiien lit, perlaiiel
miro, Oa Oos sis rnu6 mO ihmcr lit
mO lie inter iolAen llmitdnOen Die
9lettlng OeS 6a6r5cuges fiir 5weiiel-
boit baIteu.. g}ie Die Oiti5icre Oes
~ @otomac~ iagen, 6aben lie 30 Gon-
nen &o6len uno Eropiant iiir- 4
Gage al 9orO unO Deritdrfen ibre
@orr1t6e nod beitGnoiq
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gnt matte 0or5uaSmeiic 2on0idoItS
bilOer (itol) in }lQuarea. Sein Gp-
flus o@ien emit lnO Jest" 6eiinoet
iid i'm 9eiib oes &aiiers 6raa5 81.
iep6.
Trou3 PIT mrOc am tG. 9lu1uit
1921 3u &ieu aeboren @r uiwOc
ourd ieinen &oier &oco6 9llt, eiuem
tiidtigen, 9it6o9rop6en mo Damn an
Der @iener 2lfoOemic inter Eon6ml-
icr inO aimeluieier ouSgebiloet
@cmciniome Tront.
@uOopeit l5. 6e6ruor - Sc
neroloireftor gn6ert 9oQiiAlen Der
,Sah6urg 9lmerifa 9iuie COME
rirt bier in eifriger @eiic nit oen
N}itglicoern oeS W}iniiteriumS. IS
Gilt, neue @crein6arungeu ii6er oie
&egeluug OcA 9tnsmonOeretl &erte6rS
5l treffen, Od iih Die mI9orilde 0fc
aicrlng Oen jiin9iten 9l6modlugen
0eitreihS niht onQeidloieu bat
Nerr YoQin plant cine &iinOigung
oeS Gompier &ools, iomeit Der rnga
ride 0oieu Slime in 9etroft
fommt 10 ooB BORT o@opag~ luo
,.9lorOOcutiher SlopO" aeneinion
1egcu Die ,Gunoro,~ bic iGt Sobreu
BORT oie grobten S6micrigfeiten be.
reitet bat 6rout mohcn fountcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
0lntrnn n6nclcllnt.

u d) monO, Nlo, To-. Se6rlar
Sn @emaBbeii eincr bier geitcrn
pom Ri6ter GipelbliB i'm areisgc-
ribt gciGQten @nti6ciOlug fam Die
alaae Oes Staates segen Oic ~G6i-
ca0o, Olinpollfee luO q. SAUL
9abn wegcn 9iiditcllrng Der felt
Der Streitigfent Der N}iiiouri 9oten-
fQQc bcrcdneten lleberihiiiie nibt an
oas 9mOesQerid)t perlegt uerOen
Gle 9lumdlte Der &oGn baben ndmli6
am 9. Scbrudr einen gtntrag auf 2lb-
iretima ocs &ro5eiies an Oos Bun.
GcSgcricht qeitellt. &on oen Ae8en
Die @nbn auf 5uianmeu $2LOOO,'
GOO ongeirengten alagen mar scr
6ieii0c 6aa ser eritc, Ger Dor einem
StaotSri6ter sur @niiheioAng fan.
Sic &ertrctcr Oes Stuates 6oiien
ooB bic @ntiHeiolmg aud ron Den
onOcrcu 9ii1iern 6ciolgt uerOcn
miro. 0ic 9lnmGltc Oes Stootcs Dcr-
lanqtclL oaB oas Ger65r ioiort be-
ainnen fol-. aber 0as @eriAt bat ulf
9lntraa Der @ertreter ser 9a6n Die
&er6anolling oui Den %. Sc6ruar
nlgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
glun gHnilnntrn acmaiireacIt.

Springiiel0, Nio, t5. Sebr
Ter Giicn6a6n.9eoicniteie Scrieu
@alonc lit Dem &ernebmeu naA i'm
@erf5engfaiten einer 9ofonlotiue eiu-
geidloiien ans Springfield weggc-
iddt morOen, nu60en ion ein So
mite BON 3e6n @igilanten ueoen an-
gcbiA Observation-Disclosures ans.
gepeiti6t 6otfe Gle 9la6foridungen
ieincr 6relnoe rad ieirem @er6leib
iinO bialana crjol9lo5 ge6lieben.
.@ir boben i6n nidt crnitlib per-
lebt~ iagie 5eute Elm 0}itgIieO oeS
&igilou5 Gomite's vg9Gbreno mir
Die 9ofonotpe ermarteten, nabmen
mir ion in eiNen SaOen mo fo6ten
elm 8eucr an I'M ibn marm 5ii bal.
ten 2lHM I'M @erf5eugtaiteu lit es
reht warm. 9lah geltern pom 3ug-
perional niigebrahtcn 9}ahricbtcn
hit Nlalone in 9lemburg, Nlo., ge-
ie6en morOcn. @r mar 0on5 mittel-
los, mgeniigehO befleiOet lno offen-
bar bon Den Strapn5en mitgenom-
men. Der Gounms9lmpolt Oscar bat
Ole 9iomen me6rerer &erionen, mel.
DE Die ,Sii6rer Der Gigilonten gelue-
fen iein ioaen. @r iagte, oaB 3wei
uon i6nen Oic StnOt penlaiien 6obcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16

ben noh neun onOereu Srtidoften
IN ser lebten @ode peridllOet. 80
Sdiier in 9liogara Sails iinO ieBt
inter Guarantdne unO y aronfe be
iinoen iiH i'm GuarontdneSoipita
in @ebanOhtng.
Oa5 GeportcnHent plant cine Sam
pogue gegen Die aranf6eit i'm gan
gen Stoate, o6ne &iidiidt Oaraut 90
aus elmer Srti6oit Sale gemelOet
mr0cu o0cr uidlt Iic @eiilnobcits
beomten iiuO ongepicien, ii6cr jeOea
uerOGd)tigen 6oa ioiort, memn no.
t6i9 telegrapbiid, 5u 6eridieu Gurcb
3eihmaen murOe Die 9epolferlng be.
lebrt DaB oie 6emuBie lleberiii6rmg
zines NUT tciHer anitedenoen arant.
belt 9e6aftcien in cine Stoot eiu
Gcr6rchcn Giloet unO pcriolgt mcr-
oen miro.
Glmiro, 9i. y. i5. Sebular. n
1ie biciigeu @eiunO6citsbcb0rOen be-
1oupten, ooS itootlicbe @cinObeits
Gepartemept 6ringe irrt6iimlih ben
9lotternioa in Ghuiro nit Der Cpl
Ocniic in 9Hagaro Sails in 3niom.
men6aug &n 9lmiro lit cine 5ron
crfrouft melde ioe6eu ii6er oieStoot
9iep Norf ans 0eitreid eiugctroiicn
lit, ghnOerc Sale 6o6eu iib bier bis
hcr nicht Nelcint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
Gdnccfaa in @S6ilaOclp6ia.

IS E6ilo0clpbia, Ea, 10. ,Sebr
Ger critic itorfc Sdnee OelcS
So6res 6roAtc uniercr StaOt cine
iicben 3oll ouoeren StdOten Ocs
StooteS cine adt5e6n 3oll Oide
SduceOede Phi oen Sdnee iolgte
Gin 9fcgen melher Oos ISuBgeben
6eOeutcnO 'cridmerte rmo Ocn 9o6n-
Derfe6r lG6mte- Sm 9lorOen OeS
Stootes fielen ii6er glodt iogor 20
Boil Sdnee, melher Ocn gon5en Sc
iAditspcrfebr ltntcrbonO. Sn Ser
llmgebung bon 6arrisburg miBte
Oos ganjc 9a6nperiorol onfgebotca
merOcn I'M Die @eleiie BON Sdnce
ST reinigen 3piiben Same imO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
gSiocr Scu Gpicltcnfcl.

@aterburp, Gon. 10. 6epr'
Gle 6ieiigc @oli5ei fiiuoigte &c,
tern Die 9lbiidt an ans Der Staol
Ocn Spielteufcl oriiuolid ousjntrel'
ben. 9}amentlib bat lie eS auT Ve'
i6Gfte o6geie6eu, melde 9ooie lllr
cine &eiie sur Qhsitelhma in San
6ranciSco 5lm @reiic bon I bis 90
Gents pro Coos perfauien 9lrd Ole
iogenannten o<ud.Soaros, wel@e
&orbc nit einem Sortiment Splrl,
tuoieu perloien, ioaen unterorlla'
mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
Gorporol cridlOs iidl.

9}emport 81. s. IS. 6ebrllor'
@er5meiielt iibet me6rere Iooes'
fdae in ieiher 6omilie, eri6oB llq
geiteru Der &orporal Charles Sol''
iiiHer BON Der tO9. aiilten,9rtllie
rie, Sort @roble, nit ieincm 0ieulr
gewe6r, ais er ieine @aGe beeuoV'
battc. @r mar. II Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
100000 MRrScr in aSrciGcit.

%6ilo0elp bia ga, 10. 0e.
bruar. lin 81 bepeiieu, oaB OcI'
9onoa cine before moraliide @r5lr
6lmg uot6 t6ut, iiibrte gr. 2lrt0Hl
Solmcs, Gouen Oes Stants-Golle99
BON %euniulponen Die folgenoe"
itotiitii6en 3obleu an uISu ben SeI, Sen
Staotcn 6ege6cn i0brlib i9,Oo0o
Nienideu Sel6ithorO. Snnerbalb ~
Subrcn muroen tt1,940 &erlolle"
ermorOet hnO mlr 1850 Nloror'
iberfiibrt, 10 OoB etua 1905 ,00OYfol
ser frei lm6erlolicn 3e6n Fro5el'n1
oler Chen mer0en 0eidieOen. 81 ~
Ga6rcn wuroe fait cine @daion epV'
ideioungeu bepiQigt. Gns SanO DE-,
6er6erat 100000 i6werc nv
2o000,OO0 mdBiae @eiuo6n6eIis'
Srinfer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16

" ibtn0ton, 10. 6ebruar.
Erdiioent &ilion mar seitcrn ouBer
ssett uno mem i6m iein 9ir5t nod
iic6t crIoubtc OaS 3tmmer 5u uers
laiielL 10 wuroe 0o6 geiagt DAB feline
GrfdItng mter Dem @iuiluB Der
Vc6onollng nahldBt Sir geitern
mlrOeu fciuc &erabreOlnsen getrof-
len oob 6oift Setretdr Clnmlt0,
ooB Der %r6iioent morgcn idon oic
9llutSGciA1fte in icihem Bureau cr.
leoiqeu miro
IN Gol1e ieiueS llnpo6lieHlS
toprtc Der 9Sraiiocnt aeiteru 9lbenO
oen Ciner inn r@rioiron-Ghb" nid5t
benpo6uea iuO mlh S.aatsiefretdr
@rran 5attc .a6aeiagt, neil er uod
9Ieiu-9lorf perreiit lit. Inter oeu Gid.
iten oc5 Clubs beianOen lid Gice-
9Srdii0ent Moribo1 Der oeutiAe Bot
ihoitcr @roi 9crnitorif Der 0itrei-
c5iic6c 9oiidafter Gr. 0unba, @ous
pernenr (cner bon @enuiplponieL
@onocrneur &ali6 pon Nlaiiacbu-
ictis, Iiitritisanmalt @6itnon Don
9lcu.2)orf, So1n Z. 9iodeieler iin,
(Domaa =, &pan. SomeS Spcper,
Ir. 6arpcp W @ilcp, @cneral-9Ir-
malt Mc3leDuolOs, @enerol.&olmei.
tier 9lrleion rm0 picle Senatorcn
mn Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
WicItc iidl 6al6toSt.

W}i00letowM 9&-O. n. 0v
bruor. Der 6armer Sobn g{Illri
pon Gong GOOp, SuliUan-Soinlfp
nieite iih aeiteru ioit SIT Eooe, als e.
cine %riie genonmen bate. 9Ils o''
9}icien gar nidt ouf60ren woate De.
itieg er eiren 3ua, Inn in Der Siap'
cinen }(r5t auf5iuAen. 9alo marx
er ipegen Stormg ans Dem 3uge 9v
mieien moroen. Der 9lr5t gebot oe'H oe
9}ieieu nad fiinf ShmOeu cn0lI@
@inhalt.. --
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
N0I0t Oem Walten il Ocn 90O.

Son 6ronciSco, Gnly 10
6e6ruar. Srou Charles $. SSoop
Die g9iitlue Oes am ;. Gejember J."
9lgra, &nOiell Observation-Disclosures,
lit am s. Somuor BON Dem OampIel
nSpo N}arlt," melHer iib aif Oel
Sa6rt bon Singapore no1 Songton.g'
6eiauO, ms @oiicr aeiprmgen. Sit
6otte 6enbiic6tigt, bon Son9fong ll'''
Der 9ll6e i6res Nlonnes lad "a"
6rancisco 5u io6ren, unO cine 6rell,''
oiu in Songfong Srau Gltbcr ~
harOion, eriuAt i6r cine 6a6rfar'
81 beiorgen. 6rnl 9iiharOion CT
belt einen IN Ser Sabine Der sra"
g4ooO gefiuoenen 9riei Der Selpli
moroerin folgenoeu Sn6olts oSw
peroe nibt nab Songtong fonilllep
iuO Gid 6eiuden, 0enn ib aebe lllV'
nem @elicbten nod. SD fam o0l'
i5n niht le6en. Carl ib Gid biiie''
meine SaAeu an Die ShweIter lllr,
nes Maunes, Srau Charles Nllll'
idlls, in San 6rancisco abjnle"
0en?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
ANS @cfGnoni6.

Clinton N}o, 10. 6e6riar-~
Eaitor 1Srnnf Sroots BON @arlap,
0lo, purOe geitern i'm &rcisgerl~'
ihuloig beiiuoen ieiu fiini Na9S
altes 9abD nob Clinton aebraAt ll"U
e5 bort ouf ciuem 6rieo6oie aiS9r
iebt 5i 6oben. Seine 6rau mar Oa'
ran betbeiligt mo OoS G6epaar NM
oe gemciniam pro3eiiirt Gie 6rap
wurOe jeOob iiir ui6t iGulOig el
fldrt, ga lie bon i6rem Mannc 81 ott
E6at peranloBt NnO beentlllB'
mlr0c.
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6cucrs6riiiuitc.

NomcStomn 9}. g.. 10. 6ebr.
Iie critic @optiIteuGirhc, zines
ser ihonIten @c6duOc ser StoOt. sci
len GrriHhmg $i25,O0O acfoitet nm
81 melhen So6n 2. GodcfeQer ocn
beOeuteuoitcn 9eitroa ge3o6lt 6oite,
mllroe geitern ourd eilicn 9ronO in
9lide gelegt
9tort6 @inobom Cont Is.
6e6ruor glui rnourgcflGrte ggciie
geriet6 bier geiiern oie 9ounupoQ-
ipinnerei bon s. s.. SoQ & SonS,
melbe 80 bis 40 @erioneu beih1i
tigtc, in 9rauo uno puroc uoQitGnOiq
3erit0rt. Ser SHaoen miro oui
$4,000 geicbdbt.
@roofline, Moii, is. Sc6r.
6iinf5e6n .6omilien. pel6e in Scr
&ilipi6 Court einem ieinen glpar.-
mcntboite i'm gl6eroccn @ertel,
mo6ntcn muroen geiteru Durh einet
9rono, luelder orei @o6nungen ser
itorte, lpd6reno Oos 6cftigeu Sdnee.
TURNS ms Sreic getrie6en Ter
StoOen 6el6uft iid) mii $4,000.
Wiinncnpolis, Wlinny 10. Sc
brnor. ~ GoS 6-itodige @e6duOe Ser
y9tort6ern l)}oniiociilring Gonponp~
iiel geitern einem SronOe sum Spicr,
pelhes cinen SdoOen BON $4,000
anridtete. Ser 7O.id6rgc Gcrionot
Glerf 9iaiam y Some luclher. iidl
i6on IN Siher1eit acbraAt 6dtte,
fe6rte nohmols in Oos brennenoe
@c61uOe 5ilriid Inn 9oie Shnls 81
rctter mel6c in ieipem Geportepent
geor6eitct Bate ilnO fam Oa6ti ilii'S
Seben pd6reno 0as W11O1en poi
9lnoeren bic Ircppe birlntergctrageu
mrrOe uno uie peric6ieOene 9lnOcrc
nit eiliden &erlcbunaen Oaponfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16

9lcuo0o milBtc scr &crfe6r an 9er
n@cnniplOonia 9o6n~ eingeie'l
wcrOeu. Sn &ittS6urg6 ar5eitete''
400 Momi lmO 400 @eiponne al op
9eicitiglmg 0es tieicu S6uees, waQ'
reno scr StoOtrat6 cincn Spejiol0'I'
trag 5ir 9inoeung oes @lenOs llll'
fer Ocu 2lrmeu beluilligt b0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
Nlattcrn.Gpi0cmic IN glclu.Norf

9llboHD. 9G2y 10 6e6uior
9iah Der 9luidt Oes Soiilis @eillno.
6eitS.Gonmiiidrs Gr Siuoiou Rnoo
6ot bic 9iohldiiigfcit in Der @cf0n.
piitno Der 9loitern.Gpiocmie 1O5
Safe oicier Srnlfbet IN 9liogdro
6oas uno Die &crihlcppul9 oesiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
@erlrrcncr glima IN @artOffcl.

SonGiego, Sal, t5 6e6r-
2lls cr aeitcru feline @o6el in ells
9rattortoiicl itedtc, iano Der 6arlllv,',
9iooerid Fecl Oarin einen &ina, OF"
ieine 6rau Dor jpci So6ren dnf oe"
SelOc Uerlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
0r-9lcprdicatant Rctcrs ocitur6cn.

Man as . 0ItD, Wio, II. 5cbr
@}olon e. Eeters, Elm Sa6rifant
unO irii5ercr populiiiiicber Rcpraien-
tont oeS 3weiten g9obl6ejirfs Don
aentldV, lit aeitern na1 einw09iger
aranf5eit bier i'm 9(ltcr bon 60 Sab
rem IN leiner @o5nuug geitorbeu.
Seil So6n Mldion z. @eters, iltn,
mar in 9lep.Norf mo 9onios Sin
&ournalilt
Fdiir iir's Nnslonb bciurat 6. Gainc, 4i9
In-<'ahtmUie'Sira" unhc Nn"om 0Unie Aps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
Nic uNlunrpco. .llntcrindnlna.

%biloDclp6io 20, 10 6ebr.
9luldblim ser Fro5ciiiring oes
Gapit1ns CsuDn 9err1 pom Gam
pier o}loutidct. welder onldBlid
orr Golliiion Ocs 5diffcs nit oem
oNlcnroe" Der 9Iodldiii9feit 6ccbul
0igt wirO, uerna6meu geitern Ole
Goplpicrinipcftorcn sen eriten 0ffi-
5ier 0cs y@louroe~ @un 6. Norslep,
weldcr 5ur 3cit Der GoIliiion midi
Die @adjc ge6o6t bat. Seine 9lus.
iage 6ejiiglid Der &otaitropbe inter.
idlicO iicb nid5t weientlicb Don Der OeS
@apitdn3 Sobnion Sm ii6rigen be.
turOetc or, 6ci Der lcsten ofiijieIlen
Snipcftion ser p@|onrcc" icicu finn
ðnaS0irtel oeicft beilnOen mO
Ourd ilenr eriebt poroen. 6iinf 9iet-
tiinqafl6Hc beianocn iih i'm oorOeran
S6eifcs ses Sdbiifes, warcu ober 5li-
ionlncngeirbniirt lmO 6cOeft. 0rrd
fcirerlri 9luihlng iuirOcn Oic Yoiio.
gierc oorouf onimertiom gemoht,
OoB bier 9lethngsilobc logcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
Aus Oem liei6e.
Sic &agOaDbabn @rrs
B0nOlnng.
NyIit @nglanS mnS Grant
reid gcIiibrt.

Ge;itidjes Saaorgan proieliirt geaei
9sitilnmWiaen anerifaniider @e-
iee5orlnsen i'm Ginflauae nit
oen @eidIiiiien Der 9onOoaer
Seeiiderbeits Gonieren5
Gcui6er @iieu6a1ucr nn6 Gcito-
DOR bcriicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-16
SdJicr nnalau6lidcr Iall UOng9udlcr.

' b ca 4 0, NHv I3. 1Scbrllnr.
9loGOcn er fiir Elm Dor uicr5ebn "a
cen auigcnommenes 0orleben pon
$40 nnaeblib S2l 6c5o1lt bate,
wnnote iid S6omas 9ranotner pon
9ir. 1889, llioQepap-9loemle, ml Die
&eAt9ihub @eie0iAait, Oeren 9ln.
malt iiini @limitcn ipdter einc Be
itatiglng 0es @udcrers 6rod)tc, mo-
unh Oicier 9ranotncr ic9lidcr &cr-
pflidrmg Deilcr 5il 5ablen, cltbob.
&aiie sur 0lciic in's glnSInno bciOrat
6. Iainr, gr. 413, Baltimore Str,
nahc 0uiium l0Umic glpc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
visitor Wednesday.

visitor Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. " c. Stats are the
proud parents of baby girl, born
Wednesday, November 1S.
Waldo Finn, OF Mccoy, was bust.
ness visitor in Dallas this week.
Word has been received from w. Fl
Totten, one of the editors of the Polk
County Observer, stating that he has
purchased newspaper at Gle Elum,
Washington.
Mrs Fred Ritter, of Pedee, is in the
city this week visiting at the home OF
her brother, DR.. V. C. Stats, and at
tending the annual institute of the
Polk county teachers.
Professor G. Fl. Dykstra, of Bcuna
Vista, is in the city this week.
The annual meeting of the Polk
county teachers is being held in the
high school auditorium this week
Prominent educators from ali parts Of
the state are in attendance and good
programs are conducted each day
About 200 teachers from throughout
the county are in attendance.
Mrs. II. S. Portersfield of Independ
encc, was Dallas visitor this week
Mrs. Portersfield was formerly Mis-.
Cordia Gooch of this city,
Thomas Cauficld, of Rickreall, wal
Dallas visitor Thursday.