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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
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OVER THIRTY
FOOT BANK
Family of Postmaster Ingram. of
Buckhead, Hit Worst-Victims
in Day Coaches.

CORDELE. Jan. 9.-Three passen-
gers were killed and "a passengers
and two of the train crew were in
jured. several of them very seriously,
when Georgia Southern and Florida
local passenger train No. 3, south
bound from Macon to Palatka, Fla,
was wrecked at the Gam Creek tres
tie. Just outside of Cordele, at 2:30
o'clock this morning.
The dead.
son of Postmaster B. F. Ingram, of
Buckhead. Morgan County.
TWO UNIDENTIFIED NEGROES.
List of Injured,
The seriously injured White per-
sons are:
Mrs b. F. Ingram, bad cash in
head and probably internally hurt.
Frank Ingram, 9-year- old brother
Of the dead boy, cash in face and ribs
broken.
John Ingram, contractor. of Madi-
son. uncle of the dead boy. Gut in
head, arm dislocateG and internally
Nhurt.
Dr. V. O. Harvard. of Arab, Crisp
County, shoulder dislocated and arm
broken.
]. W. Weaver, a furniture mer-
chant, of Buckhead. head cut and otn-
err hurts.
Gene Brown. conductor, arm broken
and shoulder dislocated.
Nh and Mrs. r, f. Morgan, of Ma
gon. badly bruised about heads and
bodies
Forrest Warner, ggagemsster, of
Macon. riding in day coach, cut on
body and head by glass.
Earl Naderly, of Macon, bad cash
in head and wounds in face.
E. f. Brown. of Watkinsville, back
and head injured.
Mrs. G.. c. Faulk, of Rebecca,
bruises about BODY.
Willard Walton. of Eatonton, cash
in head.
-- Pearson, of Macon wounded
about back and hip.
W. II. Phillips, of Alma, cash in
mead
The Slightly Hurt.
The slightly injured white persons
are r. NJ. Williams, Dietary, y. C.;
Robert Malcombe. Rochelle. Chester
r. Schaff, Lancaster, Pa; c. II. Dick
ian, Fitzgerald.
Injured negroes are Fannie Brooks,
Buclhead, arm broken; Rosa Daniels,
Abbeville, hurt internally in chest;
Isaiah Williams, Cordele, cash in
head; Frank Roberts, Athens, head
badly cut; Robert Malcolm, Morrow,
Internal injuries; Robert Williams,
Naycross, internal injuries
Young Carson Ingram was lying
asleep on a seat, with his head next
To the window, When the wreck took
Hace and as the car overturned he
was partially thrown through the
"ndow. His head was caught under
HE window sill and crushed to a
Pulp.
En- Route to Winter Home.
ne lngrams We're en- route 10
MduIla, Fla, to spend the winter
ne wreck was caused by a broken
ran at the trestle. The engine and
.ombination baggage and express car
paSsed over in safety, but the comb
nation negro and smoking car and
uiSl-class Gay coach went down the
''-ioot embankm cnt. The two Pull
man sleepers We're derailed, but die
hot oNerturn. no one in the Pull
.l'nS was hur,, all the victims being
H ne two day coaches.
every physician in Cordele was
Immoned and relief parties conveyed
injured to the Cordele sanitariuIG,
"nere their wounds were dressed
\ special relief train. bringing off,
'a'S or the road, was sent from Ma
IN as soon as the wreck was report
70 the general offices there.
IL was necessary to-day to detour
;. K F. trains in and out o. this
Ivy over the Atlanta Birmingham
Vienna.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
Battleship Launch
Capsizes; l browns

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 9.-One sail
or was drowned and nineteen others
had narrow escapes to-day when
launch of the United States battle
ship Wyoming tcapsized near the rip
rapS
II was at first reported that all had
been drowned, but feet of rescue
launches saved nineteen of the men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
Oil Floods Home as
Pipe Line Gives Way

WABASH, IND, Jan. 9.-The home
of Lamar Bollinger, near the Stand
ard Oil Company pumping station in
northern Wabash County, was flooded
with oil to-day when pipe line near
the house burst causing the oil to
squirt 50 feet in the air under pres
sure Of 500 pounds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
Woman Indicted For
Poisoned Pen Notes

WILKESBARRE, PA, Jan. O.
Miss Kate Davis. president of the
National Regulation League, was in
dcted to-day as the author of poi
soned pen" letters recently circu-
lated among prominent families in
this city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
Want a Nice Jail?
Here's One for Sale

HARTFORD CITY, IND, JaIf g.
Anyone wishing to buy a nice jail
which has not been used much may
apply to the Sheriff of Blackboard
County
There is so little use for the coun
TVS bastlle that the announcement OF
the offer to sell it was made to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
Wilson Is Censured
By Mrs. La Toilette

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.--Mrs. Robert
NJ. La Toilette, wife OF the United
States Senator. Censured President
Wilson for upholding Secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo in his policy o.
of negro employees.
Mrs. La Toilette said the present
a administration did not start the seq
regation policy, but encouraged it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09

z uwnloo I s6ed no psnu!|uoo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Siir 0iesioualbonf


Gin aus so pronlinenten @clhottss
lcuten imo 9onfiers beitebenoes So.
mite miro ii6 oemnd6it uo6 &oib,
inqtou bcgebeu, uni gegen Die Gnt-
ideiolng oes 8eieroebonf. Grganila.
tions Counties, mcldes 9iihmono
ais Oen Sit DER gegionoI6ouf iiir
oieicu Diitritt feitieste, 8ii protcitis
rcn. Gborlcs 6. 8alconer, @roiioent
ecs ,9ereins Der aouilelltc imO 6a'
6rifonteu miro oc a2itolieoer fiir
0ieies Gomitc 70 bnIo mic mogIiA er.
ncnuem 0a i1neIles SonOeln IN bic
ier 9meelegeu6eit obiolut uotbwen'
oig 1T, inn ein erfolgreiAcs 9feIuItot
ali er5elen. Das Gomite miro iih
wo6ri6eiuli1 i'm 2ouie Der udblten
g9od)e no9 @oibington begeben uno
lid bort nit Oen MorDlanoer Con
areB @fitgleoern trefien. SicralT
miro geplont, oos &eicrUebanf Srgo.
niIotiQns.Goulite Inn Gin Gerbor in
Der Sode 81 eriu6en Solite oies
permeigcrt mcroeu. 10 miro oos SO.
mite al ole 9uuoeS.Gcierpc 9cborOe
oppelliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

9lrrl
Spieleu 9iuus

0nS Spiel n.a d SnningS.
Ole 9ciu6er, in oiciem Sale bic
9uiioloer, 6eganncu 5uerlt.
Buffalo: Sn Der eriten Shining
i6ug 9ouOen bon Oeu 9uiioIoeru
ocn 9oa na6 Dem rebteu 6elOe mo
CAB 0omncp @elegeu6eit, einen 9fu
5u MAIDEN; 9ounin's S6lag nad6 oer
Wlitte CAB 2ouoeu @clcgenbeit iiir
ciuen 9iuu. 3luei Sums.
Baltimore: Wieper begom fir Oic
8altimorer lmO trnf Oeu 9oa, Der
pom 9Sit6er na6 ser erltcn 9aic &C.
worien murOe; Meper mar aus. &ua.
be i6lug naG Dem reHten 6cloc rnO
fam ouf oie erite o9aie"; er fam
baum bis SIR orittcn o9die~ ais Der
brittle Spitler ans crfldrt mlroe.
&ein Sim.
Buffalo: Su oer 5weitcn SSuning
crrci6te 9lgler, uo6oem Smith aus
mar, oic 5weite n9aie". Blair i6ma
na6 Dem re6ten 6eloe mo wuroe
ans erfldrt. 9lglcr fam aui Oic brittle
y9oie". @loore murOc aus crfIdrt.
&ein Him.
Baltimore: Goolan ibhlg uad)
0cm redteli 6elOe, Scr 9oa wlroe &c.
iauacn iuo er mO Bali6 iullroen
ans crtldrt. GSaedlitih fam aui
idledtes @erien 5lr eritcn o9oie~.
Quinn ibhs 5ur 9litte. Seine
8uuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

g8i6eln @it6er, uno Sadlitih
Gotc6er fiir Baltimore; %urrop @it.
der, mO 9lair Gother iiir Buffalo;
Bulb, Umpire.
S5n ser lebten 6dlite Scr neltnteu
Snning eriebten oie 9uiiolo'er i6re
.@itder" mebrere @3ale mo Itellten
Shliber an, ga Oie 9oltimorer ou-
i6einenO Oen Ball 81 leidt troien.
Die 9luireglng mar geuoltig, ais IN
ser lebten Snning oae o9oieS" BON
9oltimorer Spieleru beiebt waren
mo mr. eni 9iun nod notbwenOig
purOe, Inn e6eufallS bier &uns 8ll
mahen Gin ieOer Der Clubs befoni
5ipei 6ebler oui OoS GontO.
Die Spieler Der 6eiOeu Glu6S wa-
rem uie folgt uert6eilt.
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
eonnenani. nnS liuteraama.
Nne g0rtter.

Sir Nlarpldno uno 0en Iiitriit
Goliunbia flar mo pdrmer; uerdn.
Ocrinp g9inoc
enolid BAT iidJ oas 8rii6ia5r eH.
acitent iii ieiner 9on5eu @lorie; oie
leuperatur itieg geitern ami SO
@roO m0 o6idon efu fii6ler 9lorO.
meiuuiio am Gage sic Somenitra6'
lcl a63umiloeru iudte, 10 6lieb es
bod iuarnJ uno ais iid 2l6enos Der
@ino legte, lodte sic miloe Senpe.
ratiu niht mir Die anoipen an ben
4auncn, ionoeru and oie Nleniden
ans BEN &dniern m0 oie StraBeu
Ger lnteren Stoot iunreu bis 3ur
0uBeriien 6oiiuugSidbiafeit nit
Nleuidcn aeiiillt Die Baltimore.
Sirabe NOR Don Gutow. bis @aD-
GhaBe eir Meni6enidworm llno
ane gqelt nabte Elm ireimolides Sc
iidt ln0 mar gliidlid ii6er oos Gin.
trciien oes mirfliheu 6rii6ia6rsmet
tqfs. Die @cia6r zines groBercH
Sroncs lit oni6eincno poriiber Oenn
acncrn 9l6eno 6eridtete Der gSetter-
Miami 0aB aud I'M ierncn @elten
0as 6rii9ia6r ieiHeu Gin5ig bait ino
morucs @eiter i'm C6io.S6ole, am
ARiiiiiippi cntIaug i. i'm &eo &iucrs
16alc eiuge5ogeu III llno fir NOR
aen 0ot ser g9etternann iogor nod
picl parmcre Iemperahw olgetiiu
oiat
Iic 6oditc Semperahr betrug So
Wrao I'M 3 ll6r @adlnittoaS unO Die
ueorioiie A4 @rao nm 6 llbr Mor.
acnS
,,u ben iibrigeu @etter 9eobo6
hnas 5iationcu 0eS 2onoes mar ole
nieoriQite 1enlperatur iuie iolat.
gltlautic sin 3s, 9ismard 80, 9ot
iion 32, Buffalo "a, G6arleiton 56,
G6icaao as, GleDelauO AZ, CORPUS
G6rim 20. Ienpcr 81 Getroit AS,
Tulu6 3s, @oiiport 26, o'alueiion
G6. C5rccu 8ou 3S, 9otteros -, SaU.
rc 3s, Selend "a SadiouuilIe 81,
aanias Sim 66, anorpile 4S, Solls
piQe Sc, Marauette "a. 9lenp6iS 66,
montgomery 60 Moutreal 3i 9lau
tndct ~, 9lep Grleans 81, glcp yort
8s. Cfla6omo ga, &ittsbirg1 AZ,
philadelphia ~ &ortluno, Me 30,
&orlouo, Ore. 40, Gnebec 28, 30
leiab As, 9olt 9ote Gitp 80, can
yrancisco 80, 5t SouiS GA ct Fail
5i, Scranton 40 26repeport O.,
@pofoue 40, Tampa 60, @ai5ingtou
Az g9rnipeg 46
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Sampfer seinnteu.

Compiler n@rotituOe" BON Der oSol'
timore, G6eiapeofe onO 9Itlantic
9loilwao Company" bonn Gom'
pier Cambridge" in oeu @rlmo
gc6o6rt. 9lue @oiiogiere gerct.
tet. Signolc ioacu miBDeriton'
oeu worOen ieiu
Ter Toutpicr a@rotitii0e" bon Der
Baltimore, G6eiopeafe ano 9ltlantic
9lailpaD GomponD" itieB geiern
Niorgcn uidt weit bon Claiborne nit
Dem 0ompfcr Cambridge, bon Der.
icl6en 2iuie 3iliammen mo murOe TO-
tort Sum Sinfeu ge6rabt. Spoterbin
nuBte OoS lcBtgenonlte Boot ulf
oen Strono geiebt lucrOen INN eS
am llutcrge6eu 5u 6hoern. Sbpo6l
Die 9eomteu iih weigerten,S irgeno
meIde 9luSfunit ii6cr Oie glifaire 5il
9e6en 10 ideint alien gInideiu nah,
Die 6oQiiion oaS 9ieiultot eines WliB-
perit0nouiiieS Der Signale gepeien
5u iein. Sic ,@rotihlOe" purOe in
ser Nlitte Ger @ad6oroicite getrofien
unO 6eino6c in 5pei S6eile gerilicn,
mG6reno oie nGom6rioge" welhe bon
@opitdn Stemort befebligt mlrOc, am
9uq ldiper bei6GOigt ltnO old led
mur0e. Ger eritere Gampier batte
nur Orei @oiagiere mo ser lebtcrc
oercn 5m0li an 9oro, pelhe idmmta
lid mitielS ser 9ettunaSboote in
Claiborne gelonoet luurOen. g|e-
mono muroc perlebt. Gopitdn &errD
bon Ger Cambridge" lieB iein Sdiff
nid5t e6er i'm Stibe, ais bis eS out
Oen Strand olifgelouien mo olles
@epGd IN Siber6eit ge6roht uorOel
mar. 0ie Gratitude perlieB geItern
Morgen fur5 nod ie6S ll6r 9alti-
more nit @oiiaaieren uno @orgo,
md6renO ole cambridge" ihon am
Gouneritaa 9}o6mittog nob @lais
borne o6geio6ren mor mo geltern
@littag micoer bier bate eintreiien
oacn Ser aeilmteue Gonpier ipur-
Sc I'M Sabre 1880 in @6ilooelp6ia
er6aut mo lief me6rere Sabre Lang
iuter Dem 9iamcu captain Nliller~
Gr mor 1873 SUB lang mo 6atte enen
Souneu9e6oIt BON 2t4 Sonuen. Ger
Gompfer Cambridge" pelder inT
Sabre 1890 pom Stopel gcloiicn
purOc, por frii6er inter Dem gIamen
gGompoiite" 6ctonnt unO 165 SUB
lang. Seine @lannidoit 6eitauo
ans q %eriouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
81. aeIIN lpradl iIber 9la0iNm.

Or. 1omur0 u NellD belt geltcrn
giormittog Dor oeu Stuoenten oes
8ouder Goaegs~ eiuen &ortrag
ii6er .Rooium mo ieine Gisenidoi
teu ais Seilfrait.4 Stereoitopiibe
gIDbilouugeu erldutcrtcn icine iutc.
rqiiouten 9(usiiibrunecu ouf's 9elie.
or. 9eaD mics mter gInoerem oa-
roui BIN mie oie groBartigen Gigen.
iMaiten oes 3ooiums in Der mcoi
8.niidcn g9incnidaft nod iebr inn
IimicIn lGgcn. 1ic 9o0nm ge.
6cnoluug bon arnnibcitcn itede nod
aeluiiiermoBcu IN oeu ainocridubeu.
gr. acaD mar crit gau5 tilr5lih aus
Scr Wlinengegeuo bon COLORADO aus
rfdactebrt. moielbit rooilmboltiae
Subitun5ca iii ni1t llnerBeoh@cn
Euantit1ten gciinoen wuroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

es onae6ort. SUI f5roeru bat Or Se.
ramer elm &moidrci6cu an Oie @rd.
iioenten Der StootS0er6Gnoc crge6eu
uuo lie auiioroern loiien Die Bill.
huns pom @recutib.@onitcs in Die
@egc 3il leiten iallS ooS in cin5els
nen Srten mo Seitens ein5eIner
9ofolUer6dnoe nod nidt qeide6en
lit.
Ger g(uiruf oeS 9unOeS @rdiiocr-
ten batte iolgenoen @ortlout:
o@ir fdmpien fiir eiu @rin5ip uno
uicbt iiir iel6itiiidtige 3luede, weuH
mir ms gegen gepiiie, Dem Son.
greiie interbreitete 8orlogeu erfl0s
rem, melc6e Elm ouf rationale @ro6i
bition bin5ieleuoes Enhancement 3ur
Gcriaiimg Der GereiHigten Staotcu
81 erreideu iuden.
llnier 9iuf wenoet iid oa6er an
ie0en li6erolaeiinnten ameritaniiden
9iirger, gleidpiel meldem &olte cr
eutItamnt pelden @lou6en er BAT
unO mel6er politiiden &artei er an.
ge6ort, Der Elm @egner bon 3wangs-
maBregeln mo 9efirporter mobrer
0}dBigfeit lit @ro6i6itiou reat, wic
Die per6otene 6rudt uur Oos Der.
laugen nod itorfen @etrGnten an
g9ir forOeru oQe li6erolgeiinuten
omerifaniideu giirger in jeoer
Stu0t. ieoem Stdothen jeOen go.
roua6 uuo ieoem 0ori aui GomiteS
5ll 6loen, oic nit onoeren Gomites
Oes GiitriftS ODER ser 9o6bori6oit
couieriren elm Grecutip.Gomtc in
cinem central gelegenen Srtc euud6,
len ioIlen init Der @erein6aruna ie.
ood, OaB 8irt6e ooer onoere imSan-
Ocl nit gciitigen @etrdnten mterci'
iirtcu @erionen uicbt NlitgIicoer oeS
Gomitcs ein Oiirien.
Ios @recltip.Gomite ioll cine 6f,
icntliGe MISUNDERSTANDING enbe.
ruicn mann immcr eS cine iolde filr
ae6oten uno rot5iau erohtet, I'M Die
aui rationale 9ro6i6ition 6injicleus
oc 9epeglmg 81 6efompicn.
9lationale @ro6ibition mo oaS
9rincip ser &ro6ibitiou i'm gllgemei,
ncn iieaen einen uniinnigen 9Ingriif
aui oie 6rei6eit imO OoS peronlihe
Nedt Oes Snoipioums Oar ani ei-
acne g9eiie ieiu Slid 81 iudeu. Sie
1T cine pcr0er6lide mo riidihrittlis
che 9cpeguug, Die, 100 INNER lie eiu.
aefii6rt purOe, sic 9Idtlng Dor oent
@eicb uuterqro6en Bat, 6eitdnogc
9lei6ingen peruriadt mo oarolt
binmirft. Oos iittlihe gliueaI lnieres
giiroert6ums ourh Seudelei mo
Grprciiung 6eru65liebeu Sie iiibrt
oa5lL Oas, ipos gcieblid uerboten IT.
6einlid 5I tbut"
9lud aus Dem lSeIteu Der llnion
meroeu &crtreter oorti9e Staots Der
6anoe 5u oem ain Sanitag in &olb.
inaton itottiinoeuOcn Ger60re Dor
Dem llntcronsiduiie oea ScnotS ,Sn.
Iii5sGouiteS cingeIaOeu mcroen- Der
@roteit oes 9Iotiouol6unoes gegen
rationale @ro6ibition ioll 10 etns
Orudsuoll uic moglib geitaltet mcr'
Ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
glene 4laNe iilr 9lepn6liIaner.

3uei Aepublltoner, nomli6 3olls
ginnebmcr @iaiam 81 Stone, ioiDie
emne6mcr fir SnIouoitcucrn Sobn
g Namno meroen bon i9reu 6reun
ocu ais Nlitgleocr oer 0glrbeiter'
Gompcniations geborOe" IN @or'
ldIaa ae6rodlt. @oiiperueur eolos
burougb miro iib ieood nicbt Dor glbs
louf ctlider Nlonatc iibcr oieie Or
rennungen entibei6eH. SSn einge-
ncibtcn arciien 6eiBt es abcr ooB
bic gc3icbiuigcn 5pii6eu Dem @oll
0erucur ieinem Setretdr Robcrt 8.
Sra6am lno Srn. 5tonc uiht Die
beltcu iino uno Dab oem8uiolge Der
Oou0erncr nidt geneigt mare, ibn
ar crncnncu. Ger Termin oes Srn.
@ionc ais 8oleinnebmer ldilit IN
ciniQen D}onaten ab, iudbreno OIL
giclle 0es 0rn. Sauna Soibuo w..
@ales idou ourM oen @rdiiocnten
ais Ginuc6uer fir 8inncniicueru cr.
iiannt poroen iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
,svlace0. .g}ier III ein gicr,

0os o6nc 5urdt Dor ii6lcn 6olgen
Qeirtnfcn wcr0en fam Gs 1T 10 gut
aus oem beitcu D2al5 uno Sopfen
oe6rout mo 10 poatonnucn acgabrt
nno orimol6 gclogcrt. Dob Der
idnuaAic Nlagcr mdt euacgriiieH
miro. 5eme leiAtc @crooulidtcit CT
h6bt ieinc bobeu ftarfeHoen mo nobr'
bniten eiacnidaiteu @e6olireides
laiel0cr. 8rco. 9miernldmiot's
qlmericou 9romerg. @arioro glpey
N2omunclt uno Silcu SiroBe Gel.
s. & gE. Nlount Sermon 364.
l9IpriliS) (glDBeiae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Das DaulpitI.
Buffalo geiuanu I'M
jlDeiteH GOuteit.
Sin !5Ome=OtMm Der
n2errapins."

llngebelrcr SSu6el ermunterte sic
9oltimorer in Der Iebtcn Snuing,
ais iie Die Gboncen botten oic
Gbrc Oes Cages fir ii6 8u er-
o6eru. llngefabr 5000 gu
ibouer anmeieno.
Gin 6o6intereiiantes Spiel bot ge-
itern Der 5peite Gonteit 5piiden oen
gSerrapiu-Glu6~ unO Oen Spielern
bon Buffalo auf Dem Spielplabe an
ser 20. StraBe. SIS maren nobe5u
5000 3uibouer anmeienO, uelGe
Our6 i6reu 5eitpeiIigen Behalf Oie
Spieler anipornten, wenu irgenO ei-
ner Oerielben iidb ausge5ei6net bate.
Zen Gnt6uiioSmus founte iolt gar
feinc @ren5en, ais in ser lebten Snn,
ing ser 9altimorer Spieler @ali5
cinen nSome.&un" modte, na6Oem
bereitS por6er ser 9uifoloer Spieler
in Der fiinften Snning eineu Some
9iun" gemadt 5ntte, Der ober ais
ingiiltig erfldrt wurOe, oa er bon
eiuem ieiner Nlitipieler oui OieSdul.
fer aeflopit lurrOe, ebe er Den oSoHe
9tm" pollenOen fonnte, Gorii6cr
entitonO cine lGngere Gonieren5, mel
de Oamit cnOetc, ooB ser Suiiolo'cr
Glub 6eidloB, gcgeu oic @nti6eiomg
OeS llnparteiiiden 81 proteitiren. Die
Score mar wie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
,,Sa6eu sic Seu flciueu @luger uidt
geieGeu?"


llnoetreucr 9(ngeiteQter periu6t an.
ar6li6 nit $4,000 oes Serru
Souat6au s.. Goplor, bon bier ST
enttonimeu. @ngliihe Soicu.
6e60roeu rec6tjeitig benadridtigt
a. 6. @louer 6ei ieiner 9onolng
5u ucr6oiteu. .......
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@i6eIiOri@Mna.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Senciis.guritelnus.

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mirft lnO BON Dem engliiden Gons
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iIntcr6altnuas ggeoueiier.

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Sim

9 a ltini ore.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-19
DEATH RESULTED
FROM ACCIDENT
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
OF BOVILL WATER SYSTEM
MEETS SUDDEN ENDING
Slipped on Frozen Ground, Head Strik-
ing an Engine FlyMheel Which
Caused Death

BOVILL, Ida, Nov. 19.-(Special.) -
While working at the pumping station
yesterday P ]. Butler, construction su-
perintendent of the new water system,
met death as the result of an accident.
Butler was working around the plant
and slipped on the frozen ground, fall
ing with his head striking the flywheel
of large gasoline engine which was
then in motion The man was render
ed unconscious, the head having been
cut directly from one ear and over the
top of the head extending to the other
ear Physicians from Palouse and
Deary were summoned to assist the
physician at the Bovill hospital but
their efforts were of no avail and the
unfortunate man died in the evening.
The deceased leaves a widow at |
Newman, Illinois, to which point the
body will be taken. G. H. Green, con-
tractor on the water system, took the
remains to Spokane where they will be
met by brother of the deceased who
is on the way from Illinois. The de-
ceased was 20 years of age.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-19
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMS
Copyright 1914 by United Press. Copy
righted in England.)

FRENCH ARMY FRONT, via Paris
Nov. 19.-France is prepared for war
to the bitter end. Everything shows
that the republic is ready. What I've
seen and heard gives me the impress
sion that France faces a long war and
is not afraid. After talking with Of
ficers and men on the front for sew
eral days l am confident that the gen.
eral situation with respect to the Allies
is excellent. Optimism is evident
everywhere. One thing impressing me
most is the absolute preparedness of
the government and the forces in the
field.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-19
SAVED FROM THE GALLONS
Governor West of Oregon, COmmntes
to Life Imprisonment Columbia
County Murderer

SALEM, Or, Nov. 19.-Governci
West today commuted to life imprison-
ment the sentence of death imposed on
John Arthur Pender convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Daisy Wehrman and
her young son in Columbia county two
years ago. The Communication followed
an impassioned plea by John Logan,
Pender's counsel, while the wife. moth
er and sister of the man to whont ex-
ecutive clemency was intended, listen