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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
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sen IsBien Ra9siislsrn bas Speru<
baus psrlaf.u unb ben 9roaoipae
errei6t.
@birIep, in Gsountsn berIOrsn,
bielt ben &opf auf Die 8ruit ges
fentt, un6 gIaptpn forte ibn mint
in ieinen 8strodtunsen. Gin uns
psrbeFsrIider Sptimiit uno pbIegs
matiter, Der allen Sinsen tets bic
bette Seite abSuspinnen fu9te. mar
er au9 iebt iiberSeugt, oaB Sbirisp
oisIe Seraenspsrirrung iibertuinben
ipiirbe. Oenn als fol9e erIdien fis
ibm i'm 9runoe bod nur. @s f9a>
bsts Iogar nidt einmuI. oab oielsr
iunse Mann, BON Dem bisber ale
pfeile 2lmors abseprant iparen, nun
ettpas raub bonn Shidfal aneepadt
tpuroe. Wlan mubte burd Die
SduIe 5ss 2ebsns seben; bas ses
rabe mar es, mas Sbirleb sefepIt
bate: einmdI bon Der aeiosni9,ft
aspodt uno ourdsefdiitteIt gu tpsrr
Den.
Sreili6 guntbia Sameion i9;sn
gang bas Weien gu fein, einsn
Mann bis IN feline tiefiten Siefen
aufsuipiiblen, f.in Sdidfal gu pec<
ben, beionbers einen Manm bon Der
unperbraudteu Sriihe unb Sugeno>
trait unb gmpdnsIidtsit zines Sbir<
lsb. SEPT fisl glaptpn audi ipieeer
elm, mas feline 5rau INNER b.baup.
tet bate, Dab @birleb niel tiefer per>
anlast fsi. als oberflddlide 8eoba4.
tuns i'm einTdGbten. SIMMER liese
ettpas 1nausesiprodsnes in ieinem
Deien, oas eiues Sases berporbrshen
tperoe 49, pisIIsidt --Gm q
g2un man tpubie, pober Der ee.
fGbrlids miEb pebte, nun tonntt
man ibm rateu. i'm ipdrnen. Gin
prGdtiger 8ur.de mar sr ia, Der fiji
ni9t perIiereI tpiiroe. = SIM Stpans
aisitsn Sabrbunoert ftarb man audi
ni6t mebr IN sebro9enem 9erSsa.
oas mar duBer Ufope. ....
r@pbing" unterbrad SbirIeb eno'
lid bas lange S9tpsiecn. U s..
sd ipiirOe ous 9litor borifluesr,
ipenn es Sbnen re9t it,"
nalber islbitpsritdnoIih."
Sie 2uit mar Fia uno miloe, unb
srobs Sdneefloden fielen pie ipeibe
Daunsn Ianefam auf Die StraBen
nRoer, Die on seidiiBten Steller
Idpn nit elmer lsidtsu tpeiben
S6ift brosd. iparen. Sn Der gldn-
senoen Selle ser >pieIsu bunoert elets
trif9en RetluHsi9ilber, Die bier in
Serssn Heip grrts Die @ueen bleuoen,
nabm Der Sdnse ii9 gar ipunoer.
iam aus = Gin feiner. fremoer. sars
ter Eon in eieier f9reienoen uusss
bsursn 5arbenibmpbonie. Sin un.
iiberisbbarer Nsnf4enfrOm. pis ct
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23


ga. @ines Sases mieteteu
mir nit einissn Sreunosn Elm Mos
tprbpot fir einsn gusflus, oas eis
mem @bepadr seb6rte. @r iteuerts
uno Maodme tpdte Die Summsrn
unb Mufdeln BET Den Glambdfss.
3tusi in Der @oGIe sefdrbts guntees,
Ipinosloiirr, Ionnenperbrdnnt, einfahs
ite 2anbleute, tpis mir uns einbiloe-
ten. sic ndnnten ii9 Smith ooer
SOnes. mas iueiB i9, rnteripsss aber
fam oas 9elprdd auf aIteinseiefeue
Sumilien iener 9eseno. llno nun.
mas elaubsn Sic, mas Wlrs. Smiib
nit ilnua9abmli9sm Selbitbepubts
isin bemsrtts, 70 gang BON Obsu.
bin2 sd bin cine Samilton. :"
Meine Sruu Iatpies Dor 8eitiirSung
= iie 1T ndmlid aud sins SamiI'
tom"
.DroIIis", fuarf SbirIsp elm.
10 babsn Sic Die abt0mmIinse
Der nIten SdmiIisn. Das TT beuts
eans bebeutuneslos, Iolange Der sols
oene Rdbmen gum SiIbe fsblt. Das
einSiee 9loelSpotent, oas mir tens
usn, 1T Der @ciib; bus masiids, tlsir
ae Dort, Dem mir ale na4iasen -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
CarGStIa de Ia vida en- Mexico.

Como c0nSccuencla DE- In de-
preston tcOn6mica que Sufrr nc.
tualmcn'C In RcpMblica Moxina--
ma, 10 que ha hccho que doscion-
sdiA notHhlCmcntc cl valOr dc s,l
mOncda, la caido SObrn cl vcci-
no pals una carcStia De vida a
larmantn, In que punlc conducir,
81 no Sc }ogrn rcmediar i NAL
Il tempo, Il una cat0strofe finnn-
cicra terrible.
Los articuloS dc primers nocn-
sidad han alcanzado prccios muy
altos y los dc luio y comodidad
no 50 olga. Rcficrcn algnnos de
los viajCroS licgados rccicntc--
mcntc del ccntro y nortc de M.
xico quA IN par de zapatos de
cnlidad mcdiana vale ALA cuando
mcnoS vcintc pesos; una pnrga dc
acettc, un peso; una par de cal
cctincs, doce reales: I'm corset.
ounce pesos; unas medias de nj
no, I'm peso; medias de sciiora,
dos pesos. un sombrero, treinta
pesos; IN traie de caballcro. cien
pesos; y asi por csc tenor.
Los alimentos han subido dc
prceio Oh ieual proportion Y no
scra dificil que sc llegue 4 CO..
NOR en- las ciudadcs & Ia moda
clasiea d. los campos mcxieanos,
"tortilla con chile" Y cafe ralo.
Como los sucldos no han au--
montado cn proportion q los pre-
dos, r10ulta dc alli I'm dcsni.-
vel que rone en apuradisimos a.
prietos 4 las familias que no cucn
tan cor suficiente capital,
III concrete ha dccaido mucho
y muchos negociantcs de ropa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21

han c!Husur0do Sus rStahlccjmicn.
COS. los que huccm ocasional--
lpontc briIInntcS ncpocioS son los
mercadcrcS ambulantcs. Estos
vicncn i las ciudndccs del Sur
de Estaios UnidoS. So proycon de
gGncros &c limo, dc impcriaIcs. dc
ncdias. de- rnIZado. Dr. 10 anr 90
dc rculiyHciGn mas faciI Y pnSnn
la fr0nicra con su carguurnto.
Llcuan 4 Monterrey i Saltillo V
SO dcticucn, instaIando on 81 ac-
10 una ticndrcita improvisada.
Ali rca|iznn on pocos diaS. 4 vr.
ccs on noraS Horas toda an g..
xistcncia DE- mcrcnncins CaSi
sicmprc duplican i tripIican 10
one invicrtcn on cl yiaic.
Asi So hon imrrov;aodo rcoun
nos fortuna. Al.unno nor q o;nro
n1n ho, ynn;do i T,orodn 4 Go,
hntonio con oien posoe mcx;ca.
nos = han hecbo on uno scmana
nuin;cntos Han soouido sua o.
ncrac;onos con 6xitn llnuand,
rcun;r ~, unna ouantae enm,nas
doce & 1,;nce mil pcaos dc can;tal
Dnrante los tltimoa t;emnaa
estos comcrciantea 90 han hene.
ficiado dohlemante con loa flnc.
tuaciones del camb;o To nue
hav on rsto es quo 4 vecoa iaa
fluctuac;ones So yue1vcn contra
cllos v rierdcn IN nm viaie 10
u"o h"h Rai"u" ch uos Tres.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
San Antonio, Texas, Octubre 81 de 1914
HuertistaS y CientifiCos pro.
CurarOn e| rOnpimien-
to de Villa.

II, uou,do5 Gan Antonio olo,,-
,os a;n,'rIn~os ',,,nw ~ ,I 80, roIlotn '5 rs
hI;ooJo 80 No,, Vo,.I, nnr ~ D., d.
rnn,, ~,,>SJ Wo,';oann a 10 Incn,n,oo;6,, IN ,or M -
.oinI5 nu% ] nnnora I o;rorlan ,rn
f,aa',,nn'o ] w. 7 ontmn ina ~ nrnr;nonas % n,o
n,," an,n; ros;Ion nLnra nn nnmo
~ n' tan 'n n',,o;dcrahin I'll fn,injn -
",,nn ov''ne;a;dn 10 10 aron no,c
n;ran;In In ~. n;ontif;cnu nnro
nl;u;no,. ! dom 1vnnnetiono f,o,.-
,,.onla :,
So os,onro on 81 folIoto o,,o al
tn,,",,t,u';"nto 10 Viun nontro -
Vonnst;nno Corron1o fnG ;nsniro
do :, nrI,rt;comnn+n o;ncntndo nor
elements hnnrtictos v cinntifi-.
cos N,i,itud de rnfng;oloe nol1-
t;noe o. d;cn norton~o;ontos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
Cafiones de immense eamafio.

Lon irca, Oct II.
Tn pcriodista inglGa i uuicn
ha t0caAo cstar on Alcmania du-
rantc las ScmanaS sigucntcs nj
principle dc In guerra curopcn V
que nca)a de ll"ear dc Berlin. ai-
&c quc i0gr6 sabcr que los ale
names cstaban construycndo ca
zones d. gran tam0no v dc IN al.
canco que muy bien &c pucdc ca
lificar dc cstupcndo.
Dice q periodista que los ca
hloncs Que tanto han llamado In
atenci6n por habcr logrado dcs-
truir las fortificacionos casf mex
pa,RnablC& dc Licja y Antwerp.
van Il rhrcccr iuguctcs crando
SO conozca 4 cstos nncvos gigan.
tcs dc In nftillerfa moderna.
Los nuovos catoncs pcsan va.
rias tonoladas v su alcancc cs
de Fl miIlas. Los proycctilcs que
arroian ticnc 45 ccntfmctros dc
diametro y son de cinco pies dc
largo ri cfecto que hagan al
oxplotar ha dc ser grandioso.
Estas armas son las que ten.
dram que verse con Ia fortalcaa
dc Vcrdun Y los tomiblcs fucr.-
tcs dc PARIS, on caso dc que lie.
que 4 " bella capital dc Fran.
cia Ia tempcstad que ha acaba-
do VA con In Dcuurfia y hornica
BtIgica.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
QU|EREN HACERSE
CIUDADANOS AMERICANOS

Las drficiIcS condjcioncs pOr
la que ntravi"Sa Ia RcpIhIira
McXicanI han hccho que mucha
genie cducnda y dc mptY hucnas
Y distinHuidas famiIiaS mcxica-
mas vcnga 4 radicarsc Il la from
terra Sur dc los ltStadoS Unidos
Muchas de rsas personals, SO
gun die Il inspector dc Nnturali-
zaci6n, NJ. II. Anthony, de Hous-
ton, prctundcn haccrsc ciudada-
nos am. ricanos Y radicarsc def
nitivamcrtc on Estados Uni
dos. Los mcxicnuos que prctcn.-
den naturalizarsc rsidcn prin-
cipalmcntC on FL Paso. Del Rio,
Eagle Pass, Brownsville, Isarr.~
do, Galveston. Houston V San
Antonio.
Al dor cucnta ri "San Antonio
Express dc csta noticia hncc pit
.blica s1 complaccncia dc vyor
fquc genie dc bucnn posicihn so.
cial y ds oducaci6n cscogida, pre-
fonda nAturaliznrsc americana y
dice qu2 toda ella formarA i'm
afn,po dc cirdadanos ntilcs 4 los
Estndos Unidos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
De Ia Convention de AQuaS-
Ca|iGntGS depcndc Ia
SuertG de Mexico
E| Oral. Antonio Vi||arrea|, candidate
para Ia PrGSidenCia Provisional
Sc llama ur8entenente a Zapata.

n" IT, las uItinas noticias lie
gadas d> Mexico Tue la dr in a
parlclon rcpcnt'na del Gral. Villa
en- la cludad q" Ag'IaScaIl"nt"s,
lugnr dcndc ""l"hra SuS r"unlo--
n"S la convcncion dr generates re-
VoluclonarloS m"Xicanos. LA pre-
S'ncIa dr' Grul. villa "n NguaSra-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
MEXICO TIENE
CIENTOS De MILES

Una y"z Eiccnciado, para bicn
dN Ia na'iGn. 81 tan trablo Y lie
vado ri|r,,jto rcdcral, Wlchan cn
la aciuaIjdad on Ia RcpUblica Ne.
Xirana. los Signirntcs 0rupos ar
madoS: CarrancistaS. Niflistas.
NapatlSt"S y OaXaquenos.
Dc cstoa Grupos 81 que cncnta
CON mayor nlmcro dc tropas ca
cl cnrrancist0 que ticnc 10000
hombrcS ~ Ia forma siguicntc:
Division del n. q. General O.
oregon ....., .... % 900
Division del N. Il. Gral.
Pablo Gonznlcz $500. 1000
Primers Division del Cen
tro, Oral. Natcra 1905
ScgUnda Division del
Ccntro, Oral. j. Ga.
rrah%a ....,, .... 10000
Fucr2aS dc .Ialisco. &c.
neral Di6GucH .... 10000
FucroHa@ de Durango.
Gralcs, Arricta Y Ca.
rrl'lo .,... ..,... 1000
las fucrnas villist0s ascirndcn
Il 10000 hombrcA dc csto modo:
Al mand0 del Oral Villa 10000
Al mardo dc los Gralcs.
Luis y Nj, Herrera =. 5000
Do las fucr2as zapatistas dol
Sur So ''cncn pocos datoa para
ascGurar su n6mero, pcro Sc cree
que no scar memories dc $4,000
hombrcS, distribuidos on los rs
tados dc Morolos. Guerrero Y n
.Distrito Federal.
Respcccio de loa oaxadnnfios
no SC sabc ri son fclicistas 8 no
obedcccn sino 4 icfcs locales, que
han dc ser los mismos dnc dcrr0>
raron nj Gobcrnndor Bolaiios Ga.
cho on los CtItimos dias dc In nd,
ministraci6n dc Hucrta. Su nj.
mcFn no So conocc; pcro parecc
que ha de scr aleo reducido.
Hay ademAs on los limitcs dc
los Estaaos dc Pueblo Y Vcrncrna
dos n1clcoa de tropas OK. fedora
los que ,randan hrgumcdo Y cl
cxgeners' Higinio AguiIar. Sc
ignora que cantidad dc hombrcg
loa compongan.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
Dooumentos pertenecientes al ex
Ministro Urrutia,

Mexico, Oct. ~.
nucyos & imp0rtanica documcn
Cada dia Sc van cncoutrando
tos pcrtonecientcs III archivo del
infausto DIR. Urrutia los cuales so
hallaban embellishments escon-
djdog on una casa de Ia Gallo dc
Santa Teresa.
AlRunos dc cstos mismos docti..
mcntos han puesto Il 10 poiicia
sohrc 10 pistn do cicrtos indivi..
duos Que cooperaron con dicho
doctor 4 In obra dc mucrtc por
81 rcali&ada mientras descmpcii6
cl cargo dc Ministro hc Goborna.
ci6n hucrtista. Asi mismo SO
cree que en- otro lugar, que en-
brevcs dias SO piensa conocor o.
xlstan documcntos dc indole so.
mojante 4 los ah0ra cncontrados,
Que dar0n nuevas luccs atentas 4
los completes del esbirro doctor
durante los dias aciagos dc la
usurpaci6n hucrtistas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
To advertisers

Eel REGlDoR" has the largest.
circulation Of any of the Spanish.
oapers in Texas. Our books are.
rpen for public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
Dos mil caballos texanos para Ia

Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. 10.
Sc halla on Ia actnalidad en-
esta ciudtd nm agontc comoreial
del gobitrno frances comprando
caballos pdrR cl podcroso oi6rci-
to do su pals. Ese agente ha
comprado hasta ahora dos mil ca
bal'os 4 los criadores tejanos V
dice que eapera comprar unos
quinientog mas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21
nUeStrOS SubsCrIptOres

A nuestros asfduos subs
criptores que no esten al CO.
rriente con sus pagog, les
suplicamos Sc sirvan situar~
nos el saldo do sus cuentas;
o cuando menos la mayor
parte de elias. Nuestros gas
tos son en- extreme crecidos
y necesitamos de su ayuda
para el mejoramiento de
nuestro gemanario. ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-21

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cola. Ia e,s a;ndnmas y de- erie
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.n,y orracadas dn sus nrndrntifs
=, no eng ciq.olcc rnrn haonren dn
Iincro rora tcncr con n,,G com.
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,rmauag airIaniadas Jr II "hoar-
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trrs miIlnrcs d. I6lnrrS en- TO-.
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10 los vondrdorcS han tcnido
que dc3haccrsc dc Sus .oyas 4
precios nrisorios, \ como con
&ccuencia dc la Laratura del pre-
"io, tos joycros han comprado
hrlllantc& con cN%rSh, ,ltlhcflo ma"
dec 10 Quc pucdcn ycndrr on 81 co
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06

the people there are for me in
protesting against the accept
ance of the Going certificate"
Chairman A. j. Walls of the
State Central Committee return
ed to his home in Lonoke yester-
day. Notices of the called meet
ing of the committee for April
14sin Little Rock were mailed to
all members yesterday by Sec
retaryW. G. Hutton.
T. J. Raney of Newark who
was defeated for state railroad
commissioner in the Northeast
ern district, spent yesterday in
Little Rock. He said he was un-
determined as yet whether he
will contest the nomination of
Tom E. Wood of Mariana, de-
claring he would not do so I'M
less he felt assured the nomina-
ton should be his.
He said that his name was left
off the ballots in every township
except one in Arkansas county
and that the Arkansas County
Central Committee had address,
ed resolution calling attention
to this error to the State Cen
trail Committee. The elimination
of the Arkansas county vote
however, he said, still left Wood
sufficient votes to win the nomi-
nation.
Judge J. N. Tillman of Fay
etteville who won the Democrat
ic nomination for congressman
in the Third district over G. A.
Fuller of Eureka Springs, w. H.
'Coin" Harvey of Monte Ne and
three others, also spent yester-
day in Little Rock. Judge Till
man expressed himself as graf
flied at the result.
Owing to the large number of
candidates for the chair to be
by Congressman J. G.
Floyd, who was not a candidate
for the nomination, the race in
the Third district was perhaps
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06
KIRBY WILL
MAKE CONTEST
Before State Committee Which
Will Meet Tuesday,
April 4. s

Little Rock, April 6.-Judge
William F. Kirby expects to pro-
test before the State Central
Committee against the accep-
ance by the committee Of the
certificate showing the official
vote for Poinsett county. He
has not yet made known his
plan of procedure, other than to
say that his friends would pro-
test against the consideration of
the disputed Poinsett certificate.
The specific procedure in con-
testing the nomination Of Sena-
tor Jas. P. Clarke, however,is on
w matter of form, and is rela-
lively of little Importance. A
contest, no matter the methods
used in proceeding, means po-
litical fight in the State Central
Committee and eventually in the
state convention.
Senator Clarke has stated for
publication that he believes he
has been honestly nominated and
Judge Kirby declares that he al
so considers himself the right
full nominee.
IT shall make an answer to the
published statement by Senator
Clarke" Judge Kirby said yes
terday, 'sbut | have not yet had
an opportunity to go over his
statement carefully.
my trip to Poinsett county,"
Judge Kirby said, twas only to
ascertain first hand the feeling
of Poinsett county residents.
Not more than 1900 legal votes
were cast in the primary in Poin-
sett county, I feel sure. | be-
iieve also, from my observations
while in Poinsett county, that
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06
Much Like aarnasgn.

Tho conceited visitor had talked ;
long time, and small Js.nie was duly
impressed with the breadth and vari<
ty of his knowledge. At last the
talker made the sententious statement
that one-half the world does not know
how the other half lives. why DOM
you teach them2" was the innocent
question that made the visitor blush
and his other listeners struggle With
scarcely suppressed chuckles.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06
Naturally ErlQhtened.

Decayed and fungoid wood IL alss
fox fire. On one occasion some oi
this was used for q camp are, ana
many Of the broken fragments were
scattered over the ground where ths
men were sleeping. The flre died ous
during the night and one OF tho party
awoke. and In his fright woke the
rest, who were equally terrified. be
lieving that they were lying smous
i've Goals.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06

the most interesting in the sta
All Of the candidates with the
exception of Harvey made a
joint tour of the district.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06
at Least Knew His Value

A native, named Appu, of Kotahana,
Ce1lon, recently attacked his father
aid mother with mallet while they
wege asleep, and nearly killed them
I've excuse he subsequently gave
WGs that he was disgnsted with his
miserable parents for having such .
iow-down SON"
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06

The lecturer arose and said I'm
pressively' EVERY time see a youns
man coming out of saloon. want
to go right up to that young man and
say, Turn right around. young man;
you're going the wrong way. New
York Mall
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06
Cheerful Men Succeed.

The men whom have seen succeed
best In life have been cheerful and
hopeful men, who went about their
business with a smile on their faces,
and took the changes Of this mortal
life like men. facing rough and
smooth alike as it came.--Charles
Kingsley.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-06

Mans Allotment of Blood.
The average man has twenty pounds
Of blood.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-10-30
R. C. EGBERS
for County Sup't of Schools.

Sometimes when marking your
ballot, you may hesitate because you
do not know the candidates, but when
you see the name OF R. G. Egbers on
the ballot, you know him, and feel
sure you are making no mistake when
you vote for him. He is fair, impair.
tlal, honest, efficient, and courteous
to all. He has been tried and found
to be true. Remember when voting
upon candidates to fill county offices.
you are not simply handing out
bouquets to those who may smile
upon you most sweetly for the
moment, but that you are employing
servants to work for you for the next
two years Let your best Judgment
rule. VOTE for r. G. EGBERS. for
Go. Sup't Schools and thus make no
mistake.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-10-30

M. A. KIGER

Republican Nominee for Repre-
sentative. Residence, Harrison.
Your vote solicited Nov. 3.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-10-30
COEUR D'ALENE COUNTY
Committee Asks That Claims Be
Considered.

There are two county division
questions to vote on next Tuesday.
One Is the county OF Benwah with
the county seat at ST. Maries, and
the other IS for the county of Occur
d'Alene with the county seat at
Plnmmer. Both counties of course
cannot be created as the Benwah
county includes most OF the Occur
d'Alene county. The people of the
proposed comfy Of Occur d'A.ene
have indicated that they did not
want to lie taken into Benwah county
because 1t would give them little
relief from conditions as they now
exist.
The people around P,ummer, Wor
ley. DeSmet, Treffrey, Lowell and
other precincts in the new county Of
Occur d'Alene do not want to be in a
county of Benwah, and they have
indicated that they would sooner re.
main ia the county OF Kootenai than
to be taken into comfy which shall
comprise the territory around st.
Maries. st. Maries has been making
a desperate campaign. In the St,
Maries Gazette of October %, "a
writer seems to make much of the
fact that the people of Occur d'Alene
solicited their support when the
county seat was removed from Rath
drum, and seems to think that they
should now be given great aid and
comfort by the people of Occur d.
Alene city and surrounding country
because OF that. Any new territory
wishing to have new county created
ought to rely on its own merits and
not on some agreement or service past.
present or future Occur d'Alene
county has the best OF it in argument:
they have logical county where
everyone IN it can easily reach the
county seat They have plenty Of
territory, plenty of people and about
four times the necessary assessed
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-10-30
JUDGE JOHN M. FLYNN.

Judge John NJ. Flynn, non. parti-
san candidate for re election for Judge
OF the district court OF this district,
received the degree OF A. M. from the
st. Louis university in 1894 and the
degree Of L L. Il. from the Washing
ton university in 1896. Since then
he has been actively engaged in the
study aud practice OF law He
practlced first at st. Louis and then
at Ashland, Wisconsin. lie Is the
author OF "F,ynn's Idaho Digest" a
work found in nearly every law Office
In the state.
Judge Flynn has gained for him
self throughout the district, and
especially among the lawyers, a repu-
tation as a man OF brilliant intellect,
iron purpose, a deep thinker, and a
man who possesses the courage OF his
convictions. In a judicial capacity
he has never had any friends to
reward or enemies to punish. His
decisions, which have been taken to
the supreme court have been affirmed
with prompt regularity.
Judge Flynn can afford to stand on
his past record as judge Of this dis
trict In submitting his candidacy to
the voters OF the two counties.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-10-30

valuation. There is no question but
what it is hard for these people to
reach the present county seat at
Occur d'Alene, and they can only do
1t at great expense. County division
meacs less expense and lower taxes i. t
least to you in the north end Of
kGotenai county. There is no reason
why Occur d'Alene county should not
carry Il great vote IN the north palt
OF Kootenai county, SO next Tuesday
vote" YESh for Occur d'A'ere county
COMMITTEES.