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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-21
Ser lebte Mtt.

rperbre9eril6" iino, 10 muB bod inn
mer uno INNER tpieoer betont tper@
oen, Dab iie auf oieien Weg nidt
freilpillig tamen, BON Wert5eugen beg
&apitdlismus, por allen Durh 2(gens
ten bon 9eteftip glgenturen auf
Ben betretenen Weg 9eordnst ipurben.
Da oieIes Riefenbromd nun, falls
niht nnernartetes iid ereignet, on
ieinem lebten Mfte an9elangt 1T,
miiHen fidh bic 5iibrer Der Unions,
pur uno iimple, mebr uls jemuls
friber Die 5rase porlegen, ob Der
Weg, ser in Der 8ertretung Der Irz
beiterintereNen ourh fie bisber eeeunz
gen iporosn lit ais Der rihiige err
ldeint. Cine unporeineenommene
priiiung Ser san5en sohlaee miibte
ibnen seigen, bab es Wtomente 9ibt,
no Die Ma6tmittel Ser ipirtidaftliz
1en Organization Ser grbeiter allein
niht ousreihen, ipo lpeitere 9lttionen
unbebingte Notpenoisteiten iinb.
Oieles Guden nah tpsiterer
9(ftion bot oie 0erurteilten ben 0orz
i9ldgen Der tapitaliitiihen 2odipibel
3usdnglid gemaht, iie uuf iene gahn
oetrieben, mo Der Rapitdli5mus lie
buben pollts, nm lie linihGblih ma
ten su t0nnen. Wtit Ser Woffe Der
politil6en Clifton ausesriiItet, in Ell
ner ielbitdnoisen politiihen Yartei
orgoniiiert, Die als parte Der giihtsz
beIibenoen nur eins antitapitaliItiIfe
partei olIo Die 1o3ialiitlihe Yartei
1sin miib!e, pdre es ppn pornberein
ausgeIhloHen, ouB eS gu iolhen
Srrunsen uno 9erirrungen fommen
t0nnte, ipie Iie in Der l(nion oel
gausiienarbsiter slpeifellps porbanoer
gepeien iino.
Die Gelhihte ser 9trbsitsrbepez
eung aller 2dnoer lebrt es, baB ol'
Irbeiter, ipelhe oie politiiher
gttipnen periperfen, bie nod nih
periteten gelernt hu6en, bon Den
Mahtmitteln Der poiitit @ebrdud
gu MAIDEN, idlieBlih ''ino fp lang
INNER pisoer Ser @elpoltdtigteit uni
ben 2ebren ibrer 9lntpenoun9 onbein
fallen, Bis iie enblih bod Die BE
oeutuna Der politiIden Ittion erfai
len. Die 9(rbeiter in 9(merita lolltsl
nun ihpn eenug Grfabrungsn ge
iommelt baben, um niht tmmer uni
INNER tpieoer 2euten tpie McWtunl
| gal, Srharo ullp. sum Spfer 81
| fallen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-21
Ser 5meite S6ub.

Gcrid)ts Stenograp1en I'M Sinnc
Iciner 9eballptunoer uforrlgiert"
hdttc. 0oSurd) bot iib Bates cine
Geleecnbeit gegen ieine Serllrtel-
lung Slt appelliere1. inOcn er Dor
auf binmies, OoB ibm Ser MIdtcr
@orte in ben Mllno gelegt hobe, oic
CT nie geiprohen
Die Gntldcibung ser erlter 9erll-
fllnesinltan5 ging icood) oabin ooB
es gegcn cine Strafe wegea Ser
i1tlihnabllng" bes 8erihts felne
9erufllng gebe, boB es oober go;j
gleideiiltig iei, Oh Ser 9fitter rid
ti9e ooer itnrid)tige Mngabcn our
Negriinoung ieines l(rteils 9elnoG;t
Dnbe. Sn1 iibrigen aber ldee es
iuobl I'M SSnterelle aller 8eteiligten.
einen volle Seiten befrieoige,lnen
ausaleib ser llnerqlidlihen aol;-
troperie 5ll fiuben"; porollf lid je-
Doh Bates nidt einlieB. Ionocrn gu
rGhIt 9erllfling on oas IppeI!u-
tipnsgeridt einlegte, nm tells or
auh oort fcin 9fedt finoen lolltt,
u6r bo5 SberbunOesgeriht 3il gebea.
SSn ser 9tllnlmer Oes Eurteiblat=
tes lnierer 8enollen in Columbus
am lesten San1stag lpuroe ton Den
MN perbofteten uno ourf) Silr5.
ihuit ouf freien SUB aeietten @enoi-
len Dem ltrcitburen Nihter gang ge-
Gorig oie Meinlns eeiaat Iorallf-
I'm fam oie &erboitllng nno DC
slnflaae 2prbeeren miro iid Scr
6err Samuel 8. 8lad nit leine1
nngloubliben Gergelpultisllng uiir
Gropo5ierllng zines io5ialiltiiden
Gerteioigers I'M @eridtslnol nibt
bclen. 9afiir miro bn So5ialiitiide
Iartei lorsen. Ios m0gen iid aud
Sic biirgerliden 3eitungcn merfen
Sic 3eit, ipo man iiber sic So5io'
liltcn uno sic io5iuliitiide 8eipe9unl
irgeno melhc 8ebailptlrngen nlfltel
len fonnte, lit in Ohio id,on lange
toriiber.
1rdser oes Nedtes, EerIoncn bit
burh slmt uno lleberlieferung eint
aroBe Wadt 5llaebilliat erba!ten 10
ben, ioIlten iiG biite,L in folder
@eiie, iuie es ourd) Sen @eneralan
irolt &ogan uno burh SEN Nrobot
:idter in Columbus geideben lit
I'M Sample gegen oen So5iolisml!;
in bie 9lrena su treten. gfiht be-
So5ialisnus miro Der Seil iein, Sc
babel Shooen leibet. Dos iogc
nannte alleenleine Nedtselnpfinocl
riro onourh einen llmitllrs erleben
@ill man oics erreihen, Damn mo
gen Sic nDour Sonors" nnr tapfe
geget, Sen Grahen SoSialisml,s log
aebcn. Inns fam bos l,nausbleih
lihe Helllltat, oos Sdiuinoen rid,
terliden slnlcbens, reht lein. 6
lit Belt, DaB es 10 fonrmt
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-21

Der ameritanilde 8otldafter in
2onoon bot eine Geoe gebalten. Cine
vihtiee Waloz uno Wielenreoe, pie
lie bon Oiplomaten bel peridieoenen
llnlGHen nun einmal perlangt iper=
Sen. Wenn Oiplomaten reoen, miinen
oie 3eitungen interpretieren. Oiploe
matenreoen miihen INNER ausselest
neroen. Oieie Iuslesunsen tpuroen
lad Mmerita setabelt uno tie erresz'
ten i'm Senatstomite fir Gubere Nn=
oeleaenbeiten unbeba9en. Daruber
oab es cine GenatsinterpeIation. elm
bin uno Der telesrapbieren 5piiaen
MaIbinston uno 2onoon, big f4liebs
lid ertldrt iperben tonnte, es fei al@
!es in Oronuns. nidt 9err page ba~
te unseihidt seiprOden, ionoern Die
;3eitungsreoatteure baben un9eldldt
aus oOer unter9ele9t.
Serr pose bat in ieiner Heoe aber
totlddli9 einen SAP sebrauat, ben
er niht bGtte sebrau1en oiirfen. Gr
loate: vOas 0clf Der Ser. Staaten
tctradtet bas britiIhe Reih ais Den
Sitter ser Jreibeit in alien Seilen Der
Welt unb als einen 50roerer oes
Sanoels."
On oieiem Sabe fanoen sic Mit@
slieber oes Senats nihts uusauIetz
zen. Gr fam ibnen aipeifellos tor
left por. uno oo9 lit es ein Sap 10
rerlosen tpie er perlosener ni4t iein
tDnnte. Oas Wolt Ser 8ereinisten
5taaten betradtet England feines=
!ans als 9iiterin Ser Jreibeit. Sn
>cr @ersansenbeit bat Nmerita sesen
lie Rnehtuns ourh England cine Res
rolution eenudt. Oie 9errihenoen
Enalanbs tpurben Noamals r6eloberz
EN- oes Delpotismus" senunnt. GU
lebrt man es nod beute in oen S1u'
len.
Was b0rte man bon oielem eng
lano nun 3uleBt? SIN .Siioen Mfri=
.as tobte elm Streit. Mrbeiter fes=
ten iid sesen duberit br,ltale Mus-
heutuns 3ur Wehrs, Mit Maffen9e:
malt puroen Sic Mrbeiter sefiisis se.
ma4t. 5interliitis tpuroen oie Giih.
rer Der Mrbeiter iiberfalen. Mar
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-21

Die @osialiitilde. partei Oeuti4
lambs bate Die Wo4e bonn 8. bis 10.
MGra ols urote Wo4e" fir .eine tn
,ten5ipe Meitation i'm Snterene Der
Parteiorsaniiation uno =prehe feftz
ee1ebt. Inter oen 0orbereitungen
oafur befanoen ii9 in oen @robitao@
ten erobe 3ettel, oie an Den Mnidlas=
faulen, eeeen sic iibliae Be5ab!uns,
ansebra9t iperoen iollten uno auf De-
ten auf Sic asitatorii4en Weran1tal@
tungen aufmertiam gemaat tpuros.
Ser 8erliner poliaeiprGIbent, Der be-
rii4tigte Sunter b. Sasop. lieb ie@
sod tGslih Die = beaablten - pla%
iate bon feinen Dronunesbunnen abb
reiben. Sir biefe unperi@dmte Werz
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-21
Gs lit Eflid,t

Gs lit Enidt
Der Scntid)cn Spsialiiten nno
) ibrer syranen, mmr tei jenen
8cidpiftslcmtcn etnsnfaufen,
Die TN oGdo" anscigcn. Sa-
NIT iid)crm mir nns iuirtihaft-
Iid,eu GinfluR un0 iinteritiiten
J. mir oas nGdIo".
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13
DAILY REMINDERS,

Forty law books for sale at 1719 Ii
liha St Phone Northumberland
Round the Island In auto $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-adver-
tisement.
Frank Baker. now located at Bishop
Street Auto Stand. Phone 3333.-ad-
yertisement.
White Wings Soap will remove the
blot from an escuteheon without in.
jury to the base
Order island beef from the Metro
politan meat market Phone 3445 and
get the full value.
Better than an advertisement is the
personal view lady gets by visiting
the millinery parlors of Miss Power,
on the second floor of the Boston
block =.
McInerny, Fort street above King
street, is selling an English shoe in
black kid and Russia calf, for growing
girls. at 4.s0 pair.
Walk en- rubber ana save your feet!
Wear Spring Stem rubber heels with
friction plug. Mems, so cents; ladies,
40 cents. At Manufacturers Shoe Co,
Ltd. Fort street
When you feed dry malt to your
cows you get more milk. Fed to other
stock 1t Is q fine fesh-buIIder Sold
by the California Feed Co., Ltd, cor
ner Alakea and Queen streets.
The Ventura on Monday will bring
to Henry May e Co., Ltd, a shipment
of fresh California fruit and vegetables
and Puritan creamery butter. Get
your supply by phoning 1271.-adver-
tisRment. .
This being the day of the. colonial
pump for summer footwear, just step.
into the Manufacturers Shoe Co., on
Fort street, and see, the stylish, dainty
and graceful colonial pumps-as we'll
as the other kinds. :
When they grow tobacco in heaven
there may be a better cigar made than
the Alhambra, THE" Manila cigar.
Until that time you'd better keep onl
buying the best-the Alhambra-from
NJ. A. Gunst & Co.. Inc. !
The Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
have three special kodaks which 10y.
ers of better photography should see
and examine. They are the No. Ia,
the No. 8 and the No. 3A. Prices, re.
spectiyely. SAG, $4s and $50.
Have you library. however small?
You can add, to 1t, cheaply. by taking
advantage of the splendid bargains at
the Crossroads Bookshop. If you'll
haven't a library, start one while you
can get nucleus without excessive
cost. ~ - -
This is the time of the year that
you must take bath whether or not
you want it or need it. A bath robe
is the thing that goes with bath
every ttime. The Clarion has them in |
all colors and prices but only one quail
ity-the best. -....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13
GERMANY'S SOUTH Az
2ICAN DIAMOND FIELDS

The Exhibition of German Pre-
cious Stones and Metals" which has
been arranged in the corridors Of the
Prussian UPPER chamber in aid of a
charity, is drawing attention t. the
enormous progress that the diamond
output of German Southwest Africa is
making. Thanks to the splendid me-
chanical appliances no" installed
there, the daily output has risen to
about l kilogram of diamonds, which
makes rather more than 10000 stones
with a total value of from 100000 to
220, 900 marks. Since July, 1908, when
the first diamonds were discovered
at Luderitzbucht, until the end OF last
year, the total output has amounted
to $500, 900 carats, with value OF
nearly 140,000,000 marks. Of this to-
tai, stones to the value Of 54,0N0, 900
marks were found last year. The net
profits of the companies devoted to
the exploitation OF the diamond fields
in German Africa amount altogether
to 100000 marks. The extent to
which the administration of the colo
nIes is interested In this industry
is clearly shown by the declaration
made at the last sitting OF The budget
commission in the Reicnstag. Where
as it was only anticipated that the
colony would I've able to contribute
to the empire to the extent of 5000
600 marks, the result of the find in
new diamond field near Pomona
has increased this contribution TO &c.
O00, 900 marks. 1t is anticipated that
the yield will be far greater one in
the immediate future and also that
higher prices Will be realized. A spe-
cialty of the diamond fields OF Ger
man Southwest Africa is a green and
blue aquamarine OF the first water,
and also a new gem discovered here
o. d yellow greenish colo, resembl-
ing old Moselle. and having a sTecial
brillianCy. The name of "HelOdor"
has been given to this new gem, which
is scientifically of great interest as a
has been proved to contain radiO-ac-
tive properties. Continental Cores.
pOndence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13
Mofrpll16,Onlb
UIAN1H

--s
There was "A comparatively active
business done between boards since
yesterdays exchange session, Hawai-
ian Commercial was strong at 25.75
with sales of so and Is shares, and is
now 26 bid and V more, asked. Nc
Bryde made substantial gains in sales
of 90 shares at " point advance, and
100 and 20 shares further advanced u
to 3. Eva advanced u point to 1850
for 45 shares, and Olaa n to 1.75 for
10 shares. Hawaiian Sugar fell OF a
point in a sale of % shares at %, but
on the board recovered u point in a
sale of 10 shares. Oahu was steady
at 1880 for Is shares, advancing 4
point on the board for 25 shares. Al
exander & Baldwin showed drop of
20 points from last sale, some time
ago, in sales of and 6 shares at 100.
At the session qOnomea went from
19.87R for 5 to 1915 for 5 shares, the
closing price being u point below last
sale quotation. Brewery gained "
point in sale of shares at 1850.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13

5SS0-1m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13

Sales: Between Boards--50, Is, n:
C. & 8. Co., 25A: 20 McBryde, % /:
100, 20, McBryde. 8; Is Haw. Sug. CO.,
25; As Eva, I7k; 15 oauh Sug. Co.,
141s; 10 Olaa. TX; 5. s. Alex 4 Bald,
$50. Z.
Session Sales-25 Oahu Sug. Co..
.14%; 10 Haw Sug. Co., 251s; 5 H. B.
.& NJ. Co, 17k; 5 onomea, 1871;
s 0nomea, 1874. 8. Z
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg.
test, 3.3sc or 5000 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13
POULT RY.

Pigeons pay dollars where chickens
pay cents; small capital needed;
mail space required; always
penned up; ready markets; send
for May issue CT our Journal; fully
explained there; price ten cents.
Reliable SQUAD Journal. Versailles.
Mo.
5RSA-1m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13

An automobile mounted on but two
wheels, employing a gyroscope to hold
it erect. has been built by a Russian
engineer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
U. S. RBPUDIAlES
CcOntiuusd prom Fir-t PAs,J

prominence Is az heart on one side or
the other. and the country might we'll
question the patriotism on any Mexi-
can who has been colorless in such a
contest and a. the provisional presi-
dent must be 10 some extent Identified
with one party or the other. 70 neces-
sarily follows that 10 meet the require
ments Of the present situation his sym
pathier. which really mark the man.
must be- with the dominant element
The effort. therefore. should be
not % find a neutral. but one whose
attitude on the controlling issues
would make him acceptable 20 the
Constitutionalists, while his character.
standing and conduct would make hin,
acceptable 10 the other party
such a man. and only such a man
can reasonably be expected 10 have
nc nc confidence and respect Of the en-
tire country. m those dis.
cussed do not possess the requisite
uualihcafione. n is only because We
have not succeeded In finding what We
sought You can quite well apprecI-
ate how difficult ~ a. for Va under tho
circumstance 10 do more than We
have and 10 further promise diligently
and earnestly 70 continue the search
Elections Dominated By one Man.
TN answer 10 tho contention that
thorn could be- no fair elections con.
Quoted by provisional government.
OF which a Constitutionalist was pro.
vieional president the answer Of tho
Americans calls attention 10 tho fact
that in the past the elections in NOV
Eco have been under tho supervision
n single cabinet minister renre.
acnting the dominant party Hv an.
al0Fv tho next election should DO
supervised hv only one oHicor.
representing tho dominant Conefffu.
ti0nalist party Tho American plan
seeks f0 avoid the Just criticism
AGAINST That method and contemplate
that this. the most important election
in Tho history ~ Mexico. shall DO
supervised by fho representative of
both parties
II D. wholly incorrect to assume
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

nat thus supervised u al b. IN
AIRY conducted and Fuu nav rest
assured ttaf The influence the Tn to
state can l-gitimafelY exert VII b..
.A.fisd 70 secure an honest election
indeed. N IA the earnest rasf-n 81 49,
EoV-rnm.nt that "a. permanent pr.s-
cent snail D. chosen In = manner
- Tree IRON objection that rs fIffs
% nat hiEh Office and the confdsnc..
ans respect % his people WW D.
sirength' ned - their knoWlcdre TIA.
ne renresents their free and unfet-
,-fed choice az any election held. not
BY one party a. In the past hut h,
representatives OF both factions.
Net Forcing Choice.
1t e true that the Arnerira- -,r,-
propose that a majority OF this hoa-
snail D. constitutionalisfs. that H. h.
cause they now represent the sertI
,nent OF the majority OF the people 81
Mehlco. Thai however. does MOI
mean nor should n be- construed H.,
mean. that thereby the Aner.can
government seeks. as YOU saw 40
force an election IN the favor 81 tho
Sonsutuuonalists- So far from that
oelnE true our experience in thfs
country win bipartisan boards load<
u 70 beheve that this Is the most -
ncient method that can be devised 10
secure a fair election and a true count
OF the ballots.
matter not directly or indirg.f1y
referred TO in the Mexican stsfernar,t
Is omitted The letter concludes win
the statement:
We are happy NJ the opporturi,.
your note gives US 90 repeat that tho
United states wants nothing eNcarf
the good Of her sister republic Ths
United states Is party 20 the media
ton IN the hope thai II might lead 10
peace and that the peace will lead
10 prosperity. The plan which m.
American Representatives propose and
on which We must insist. has been
formulated solely with that end ,n
view. Actuated by these motives. ~
feel that We may appeal 20 YOU. ard
through you TO the other Mexican ret.
resentatives TO read again our plan
In the light OF these words"
Conference 10 be Delicate.
In view Of the opposite views ex.
pressed by the American and Next
can DELEGATIONS in their public M.
terances. the next conference IL was
admitted, on all sides would brin.
perhaps the most critical and delicate
moment OF the entire mediation pro
ceedings. The disagreement on names
hitherto has blocked progress. As
fast as each side has Tne scented them
they have been rejected. Though tho
Americans have by no means exhaust
ed their list 10 Is not believed that
the temper of the Huerta delegates h
such as TO accept any suggested The
mcdiators intend 10 submit Eve or
six names which they have carefully
selected out OF a big list Among
these may be found one who is suit.
able but the atmosphere is go pe-z-
imistic tonight that IL would cause
general surprise IL this occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
acts beyond the scope OF the DOW
nra Eranfnl are NnLH -

p
nj, language was used by "A
grea' Judge. In case involving the
tiEht OF a town TO assess and collect
wharfage from q ferry proprietor,
and the towns right 10 do so was de
MED
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
West virginia has MANY times since
approved the law. hereinbefore stat
cd. laid down. by judge Snyder. and
as stated by him 10 is a general and
undtsputed proposition law
Unless the City Of Wheeling has
some other authority from legislative
enactment. other Than such clause
or Section &c. which has escaped
my search. ] do not think the coun-
Gil Of the CITY of Wheeling has any
right 20 impose a tax for the bene-
nj OF said city On corporations doing
business therein. when such tax is
imposed upon the corporation because
y Is corporation and not upon u
Tor conducting a particular kind Of
Character Of husincFe or vocation
which Is lawfully subject 10 a tax
under the municipal charter"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
INTERVIEW
GoOntiuu.d PROM Firs, Pass1

that the militant leader had requested
admission 70 the house. which was re-
fused
Tho engine Of the car arain started
and the machine drew NJ ~ the public
entrance or the House Of Commons.
Women carefully arranged the cush-
ions on the steps and lifted Sylvia out.
while the police showed back tho spec
tators. Miss Pankhurst remained I'M
molestcd for ten minutes Then Mr.
Iansbury appeared with the news ~
Premier Asquiths decision
The position on the stvps was then
abandoned ~ Miss Pankhurst. who
vas carrifd 20 her car and driven
away. Several members witnessed
her departure and Tho people gave a
cheer Tho chief liberal uhfu after.
wards took pains 20 Issue 10 tho
newspapers o statement that Mr. hs.
quith gave HIS con eouf 90 an audit
once several hours before Miss parF.
hurst paid her VISIT 20 the palace
yard. The statement added MAT 4ha
had not been forcihIv fod DURING frr
last Incarceration because aht vaa
too weak The premier apparently
walton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
as a pawnbroker. keeping and conduct
ing a pool room. etc.
CORPORATION Defined

as a pawnbroker. keeping and conduct
ing a pool room. etc.
Corporation Defined.
In my judgment being corpora
ton Is not business or vocation any
more than being private individual
Is business or vocation The State
OF West Virginia levies an annual H.
cense tax on the charter OF a corpora
ton. varying in amount as the au-
thorized capital of the corporation va
ries, foreign corporations being re-
CURED 10 pay a different amount from
domestic corporations
The license tax imposed by the
state Is not on the business or voca-
ton OF a corporation. but on the right
10 exist as corporation. viz. TO be
an arunCial person by virtue OF the
authority OF the sovereign power. the
legislature of the State. The business
or vocation which the corporation may
De engaged in. to-wit sale of gro
ceries. conducting public utilities. the
dry goods business. conducting Of
wholesale liquor houses. running Of
collection agency, practicing the pawn
brokerage business, etc. may or may
not subject corporation to a license
tax for carrying on the business or vo-
cation. but under the terms OF clause
T OF such thirty-siNth section OF the
city charter. the tax Is imposed on the
corporation only when II IL imposed
on those conducting a business or en-
gaging I'm vocation for which a II.
cense Is required.
Tax Business
The legislative intent. expressed in
the city charter. seems 10 conine the
CITY 4 power OF license taxation strict
~ 10 tax on the business or voca.
ton. which Is taxed by the state. and
huch business or vocation r. entirely
separate and distinct from the riKht
10 exist "a corporation and have a
charter from the state The CONTEXT
Pm the section alluded 10 seems TO
sustain this Interpretation The DOW.
ers OF Q municipal corporation are not
those that are simply convenient. but
they must be indispensable
Court Decision.
That great Judge Of the West Viz
Einis supreme Court Of Appeals
unanimous opinion OF that court I'm
the case ~ Christie W.. Maiden. TWEEN.
tythlrd West Virginia. G61. saws the
following In relation 10 powers Of mu-
nicipal governments.
~ BE- q general and undisput.
- proposition % law. that n mu.
niclpal corporation can exercise
inc following powers. and no 9th.
ora. tfrst Those granted I'm
express words by its charter or
the general law under which 30 BE-
incorporated. feeco0dI Those
neccssarily or fairly implied iu. or
incident fo Ne powers thus er.
pressly granted. and Nhirdl
Those essential 10 the declared
objects and purposes 81 the cor.
pofaNon. not simply convenient
but tndispcr 4iblc ANY fair roa
fonahlo doubt concerning tho or.
/ ietfucr Of power Ie resolved hv
I fnc courts AGAINST tho r0ru0ra.
tion. and The power ia denied OF
every sueh corporation. the char.
tor or atafufc. hy which DO la Great.
Cd. is ~ organic law Neither
The corporation nor its Officers
ran DO any act. or exercise any
power not authorized thereby All
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south OF Torreon. The news that Cen
eral Natera. whose troops have been
repulsed by the Federals at ZacatecHs.
had come north 10 visit Villa. was Ia
ken as significant.
Natera previous 20 his appointment
az zone commander. blocking Villa 3
movement had been a staunch Villa
man.
II also was learned today that Gen
eral Chao. who some time ago had
Teen reported ousted by villa as gov.
ernor OF chihuahua. has Joined Villa
with column OF troops from Parral.
although having been ordered bv
Carranza 10 proceed 10 Saltillo.