davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
GERMANS MAKING DESPERATE
 EFFORT ID CAPTURE DUNKIRK

Londcn, Oct. 24-Tbe German in- vaders are reported to be hurting their full strength against the al- lies on the coast and on the west err battle front in a determined ef- fort to capture Dunkirk.
 Seventy British, French and Jap anese warships are now hunting for the commerce destroying German cruisers that arc roaming the seas
 No hopes are entertained here of the safety of the British suo- marine E3, which is believed to have been sunk in the North Sea
 It is said that the Germans are successfully demonstrating their ability % fire torPedOs from ZePPe lin airships from a great height.
 violent fighting ca both sides IS reported today from RSrtheSn France. in which the allies are said to have slightly retreated in the vicinity of Lille, but are advanc' ing in the west and along the north lines.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
HUNTING PARTY RETURNS
 FROM LAKE BENNETT REGION

Messers, L. c. Gault, Roy Gault and Gene Smith are home ater ten days spent in hunting and fishing in the vicinity of Lake Bennett, B. c.
 A representative of the Daily AL askan had a heart to heart talk with L. c. Gault, one of. the hunt ers, this morning, but he was very reticent as to the amount of game and fish that the members of ths party had shot and hooked during their outing. The Careross cor respondent of the Whitehorse star. E,wever, throws a little light on the reason for his backwardness iH talking for publicaticl. He says:
 "Carcross is steadily attaining prominence among hunters of big game and feathered fowl. Dur ing the past week three promin- ent citizens of. Skagway. revisited the ancient battle-ground of former campaigns and have returned from Lake Bennett and West Arm hay ing made the trip back to the Crossing in a canoe through pitchy darkness what time the waves rolled high. Lee and Roy Gault and Gene Smith report the grouse and rabbits to be very cequettish ill disposition and the ninety-nine sheep not yet in the fold. They express great qualification with their out ing but mention that last season their whole camp equipment and large game bag was destroyed by fire on Sucker Bay, while this sea son a violent tempest on Lake Ben nett presented an insuperable ob- stacle to the bringing in of the capacious bag which would other wise have been distributed among the ladies of Carcross and Skag- way" -
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
MOVING PICTURE OPERATORS
 GO TO SUMMIT ON TRAIN

c. c. Gaisford and his moving pie ture operator went up to summit On the train this morning and will take a series of views as they go along.
 Returning on the incoming train this afternoon they will be at the Pullen House this evening, where Mrs. H. S. Pullen, the proprietor, has invited a large number of Skag- way people to be present and take part in a scene that will be staged for a moving picture film which, in due time, will probably be exhibit cd in all the principal towns and cities of the United tates and can ada.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
CONGRESS ADJ0URNS

Washington, Oct. 24-Both houses congress today adopted resolu' tioR to adjourn at f o'clock thit afternoon.
 The German ambassador has an' nOUrnced that whatever the outcome of the present European war Ger many will respect the MunrOe doe urine.
 Pittsburg, Oct. 24-President Will son today made a speech here in honor of the roth anniversary of tho Y. NJ. c. A. movement in which he said that peace treaties should contain a clause to fight with right and not with cannon.
 Madrid, Oct. 24-A son was to- day born to Queen victoria of Spain
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
PRESIDENT WILSON REFUSES
TO PROLOGUE CONGRESS

Washington, Oct. 24-Presiden' Wilson refuses to prOrogue con- gress and says that the members must end their own troubles.
 LATER-Recesses Sor three days at a time until Nov. 10th, with seS- sions of only a few minutes dura- ton, is thought to be the solution for the present deadlock in the houses of congress.
 AdYices received here today are to the effct that Provisional Presi- dent Carranza, of Mexico, is willing to retire from office provided that General villa has not been lnsIru- mental in securing his resignation.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
PERSONAL.
-=- raa-

Joe Prairie left here on the Mariposa last night for Knik An chorage
 Manager W. D. Greenough of the Atlas Mining Co.,, of Whitehorse, and his wife arrived in Skagway on the MariDosa .ast night and left for the Southern Yukon town on this mornings train.
 Dr. William Pallister, who recen,- ly located in Juneau for the prac- tice O. his profession, and who was a Skagway visitor a few weeks ago, has just been joined in the capital city by his family, and they are now living in the old Judge Ma louey place. Dr. Pallister writes to the Daily Alaskan that they will all be in Skagway soon on a short visit.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
THE BOATS

The Admiral Evans will arrive in Skagway from the south late tomor- row night. This will be her last voyage to Knik Anchorage this sea son.
 The Admiral Watson is due here from the Westward on Monday.
 The Humboldt is due in Skag- way from the south this afternoon.
 The Northwestern is due from the Westward on Monday.
 The Jefferson is due from the south on Monday.
 The Mariposa got in from the south last night at 5:45 and sail ed for the westward at p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
COLORADO IN THROES
 OF PROHIBITION FIGHT

Denver, Colo, Oct. 24-Whether Colorado will be wet or dry is the question almost overshadowing all others at the election to be held Nov. 8, throughout colorado. One of the bitterest campaigns in the states history is being made by the anti-saloon forces. The foes of liquor are supremely confident that they will reverse the result of the last liquor election in Colorado sev- eral years ago when the "wets" won by vote of nearly 2 to 1. One Of the principal arguments Used by the "wets" is that voting the state "dry" would paralyze the tourist business everywhere in Colorado, as travellers would refuse to visit a state in which they could not get a drink. This contention is denied by the "drys" who declare that Colorado Springs one of the Drin- cipal centers for tourist travel in Colorado is already "dry" territory. They declare the absence of saloons has not had any affect on tourist travel. Rev. Billy" Sunday, base ball player evangelist, took a hand in the campaign during his recent revival by prepching a series of powerful sermons on the liquor evil and urging his hearers to vote for prohibition.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
WILL REMOVE MACHINERY
 FROM PUEBLO MINE

We understand that is the inten- ton of the management of the At las Mining Co. to remove all the machinery belonging to the company from the Pueblo copper mine, whic they have been working for some time On an option to purchase, but which the slump in the price of copper caused bv the European war forced them to close down sever al weeks ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
THE SECOND "WHO WILL
 MARRY MARY" SERIES

A fiery Spaniard becomes enamor ed of Mary and her bank account She refuses him in a railroad train, and the treacherous Don uncouples the car at the top of a grade down which it dashes and is stop ped at an open draw bridge by the courage Of Captain Bradford.
 Nugget Movies, Sunday and Mon- day nights.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
Y. NJ. c. A. CONFERENCE OPENS

Morristown, Oct. 24-With the theme for discussion "The Quest of the Best" the annual Young Mems Christian Association state boys conference began here yesterday and will continue over Sunday There are several hundred delegates in attendance from all sections oi the state, and some noted speakers are scheduled to address the con ference.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
\ TEXAS CLOUDBURST
 DROWNs, MANY PEOPLE

San Antonio, Oct. PA cloud burst that occurred in this state today, which covered a large section Of country, caused the death of many people by drowning.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
THINK GERMAN KINDLNESS
 k NOTHING BUT \ TRAP

Antwerp, Oct 2+-Although hals the citizens of this city have re mained during the German occ"" panCy. thousands of refugees re- fuse to return, fearing that the Ger man kindliness now being shown k only a trap to lure them into ehe Germans hands, after which they would be summarily dealt with
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED
 FOR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

The officers and members of the committees of the Parent TeacheFS association, are requested to meet at my home on seventh street on Monday night, Oct. 26th, 1914, at 8 o'clock.
 MRS A. J. ROUSSEAU, President.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
RITCHIE AND DUNDEE FIGHT
 AROUND DRAW IN FRISCO

San Francisco, Oct. 24-Willie Ritchie and Johnny Dundee last night fought a four round draw in this city.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
THREE GERMAN SPIES ARE
 PLACED IN SWISS PRISON

Geneva, Oct. 2+-Three German spies were placed in prison here today for plotting against England' thus increasing the danger of vio lation of Swiss neutrality.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
AERopLANEs SUCCESSFULLY
USED BY THE FRENCH

Paris, Oct. 24-A terrific str7lg- gle is going on between the Ger mans and the allies on the plains nf Flanders in which the French are said to be using their aeroplaReS to great advantage.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-24
IRE REPORTED TO BE

CLOSING IN ON TERDUN Copenhagen, Oct. 24-The Ger mans are reported here today to be closing in on Eerdun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Cine utaeenleioenoe Tran aus Ohio
tamm lett cHen, mas ibr i6medt.

eriie Toie benefit es - feline Idnge
@ebnnoliing.
Wapr's punoerpoIlcs Wagenbeil.
ntittel reinigt ben Deroauungsappa-
rot bon ihIeiinigen BiIbungen inio
entfernt giftiee Stoffe. Gs brtngt
idnele geiieruna ben am Mngen.
Der 2eber iino oem Darm.9eibenoen.
8iele erfI6ren, SaB es fie Dor gefGbr.
lider Dperationen beipabrt itnb NieIe
iino Der llpber3eueiing, bnB es ibr
2eben aerettct bat
ssn Solge hss ipirnberpoIien Grfol.
aes bieics Seilniittels, giebt es iictiir.
Iif pieIe 0adabmiutgen 6esfalb !ino
Sic porfid)tia. Sinb Sic iiher. baB
es Wnnr's lit. @eben sic in bic W.
9cip'iden apctbefen iino iragen Sic
nah ben bemerfensnertfen Grfnlgen,
lpcIte cs in 31qen, ipeIde ibncn be.
fannt iino. erSielt bat - ooer idlreis
ben Sic on Die Geo. 6. Rnpr g,fg.
GhenIiit, 15i--156 @biting Cir,
Chicago, ssns.. nm Elm freies Bud
iiber WngenIcioen iinb Die biflen
banfbnren griefe bon 9e,lten, luclfe
ipieoerbergeiteat ipuroen. Seoer Apo,
thefer fam Sbnen feline punoerpcaen
MeiitIfate mitfheiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
0abtnit mnS Seaebne.

= Der 5rousnperein bes ep. yrot.
ct. sSobns sfir6e, 9eaepue. psriams
melt ii9 am e,onntag gea9mtttag iir'
2::30 llbr i'm @dullotal;.
Der ssrauenDerein Der 81. 9sr5
sSeiu air6e BON Bellevue trifft Wors
bereitungen su einsm gu4re, Der am
13. gprii in gaIie's Spernbaus abs
eebalten iperben Ioa.
DiIiam 2uebbers perfdieb ges
tern gu iriiber stunDe in feiner Wols
nlng, 10. 111S 3ipeits Ipsnils, Sans
ton, i'm 9llter bon as Sabrsn. er
binterIG brei S6bns unb cine 2ohs
ter.
@sors 2Dnn, Der anseilagt 1T,
feline 5amilie perna9lGfigt pu baben,
irlroe p'm 9pIiseiridter Sc Eop BON
0abton a1sepisIen, $40 pro WoHe an
isine Satin Su seben.
s. 5ilba 8dusrle bon 20.
1888 Sisbents 9lDenue, Oapton. ipnr'
be anldbIi6 :hres Ssturtstases bon
ibren sablreiasn 5rsunosH NIT elmer
Surpriis purtp beebrt.
Senrp Sdluster BON Der Ripsr
Roao, Der id,iper trant infolge DOH
gIu.Dsrsiftuns burnisberlas, befino!t
Iin auf bsm g8eae Der Seferung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
" E ~ y o IT.

Tie glenport Cffiee fir Sas Sin
cinnutier @ulisblatf" befinbet Iidl in
Nu. 339 gorf Strahe. seseniiber bem
Gunrtbou;e, iuoielbit @enisfeiten, Nn'
seigen II. I. M. bis 10 ltbr 45 Mini.
ten TbenSs entaeaenaenpmmen iucr'
ben. Sclcphou SDnth 24Ci.
Sas besdnsniB Oes IN
Der S8tpimmanitult bes Rspporter
n.@Dmnaiiums ertruntenen Rnlp6
Willsr finDet am Samitag Ra9mits
tag Inn 2 llbr bonn 5rauerbuuie, en-
Der Siabell1 Strabe, aus It1tt. Die
gan3e Seniors&lafe Der Reppprter
SOhidule lpirO iia an pem 2ei4snbs;
gdnsnib betbeilisen.
SRI. 8iola &obl BON Der 6. Ctr.
1T geitern auf einige Do9en no9 benz
Snneru &entudps CUR grboluns ses
reift.
Die SpeaialiiBung Der Stabts
&ommiiidre, bis duf seitern gormitta9
einberuisn rra:, I'm iiber bic DON Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
iyraa Tsrfins finSet idjnelle SeiIe'
ruus mad Der erftsn GOie pon
Iapr's SsilmitfeI.

syrau %. 6. Eerfiiis bon geint
Hlace. n. 9f. yto. 7, SoIebo. lit Ion.
ge Belt an WagenIei5en. Sic iiiblte
ineiitens fdle1t unb iie fonnte fnnnl
irgenbetfoas ann Giien finoen, nos
ibr befommen bate.
Sic nabm Napr's ipunberuolles
WiagenbeiImittel Elm mo mar iber.
raidt bon Der ploblid,en 8eiunoung,
luelfe iolgte. Sic ihrieb:
I'D babe Sbr SeiImittel cirge-
ncnimen iito rs ha. mir 10 piel 8uies
aetban uno ifJ befinbe mid 70 piel
beiier, oaB ih nlles eiien fam, ipas i'd
Dor ssabren 8n ellen piIegte, als i'd
nod n;dt muBtc, mas Ragenlpioer
iit Sd bin Sanfbar bafiir, oab i'd
bon s,brer tpnnoerpoIlen @eoijin &c,
bort babe"
gebnlihe Nriefe iinb bon 9alien,
ben npn 2eiI.en aus alien 9beilen Der
@ereinigten Staaten geifrieben ipor'
ben. Wapr's iuunoerpoaes Wlagen'
beilmitteI lit iiberna befannt. 9it
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

Sn einem gorpoitenasfe6t tparb 9he,
obor a1rner bonn feinoliden Geitob
tootlid aetroffen. unb in Dem be.
riibmten 9sfsft, bas bic 2iibofper an
16. September an Der @Sbrbe bsfian.
ben. ipurbe Giibop iffper psrtpunbet
unb BON sfrieien nah Shlob Glben.
buru bel Qenaen aeleitet. WeHiae
Wohsn ipdter elite Srieifn mad 9ers
lin. UNI isinsr iterbenben Wlutter bic
2iuoen auaubriiden.
gepaltiaes hattie fih insipiifeH
ersianet. arobe Gdladten tparen aes
itlaaen. bes &prien 4rmee mar auf
ben GefiIben BEL aeipsia perniditt
pprbsn. Die 9riimmer bes Hnpo-
lsoniiden Seeres tpdlaten iih bem
Rbeine au. ihnen nah bic fieareiheu
9erbiinbeten. I'm bas ipeitere blutias
!finaen mad 'srantreih biniiberautra.
cen. als bas Sabr 1914 heraniam,
iuurben ailh enblih bic liibopsr gum
Warife freiaeae6en unb eilten ben,
Rbeine Al. slm II. Sanuar 1914
iebte Gibop iiber ben Strom. traf an
l. Sebruar in Wsui6ateau Elm, lin 10.
bann in bic 4rbennen einauriidsn.
9m II. Hebruar itieb sr BEL Ghalons
air Sdleiiiden armee unb erbielt
clsbdlo ben aemeHensn gefeh, bic
9srbinbuna sipiIhen ben einselner
5ruppentheilen nah W0alihfeit aufs
reftsuerbaltsn. ginseIbeiten aus bic.
len id,tpierigen 5irailleurtdmpfen
mitautbeilen, miiiien mir uns
bier perfaaen. Bel einem bic.
Ter aleintdmpfe, Der in Der
Raht bes 10. Wdr5 Bel Ga aobhe
iiatifanb. fanb 5rieien isinen Cob
fiirs @aterlanb; bic 0lintsnfussl zines
bauerliden frau30iiiden Treiihdrers
bate i'm Duntel bss Walbes aus benz
SinterbaIt feinem iunsen 2eben pors
5eitig Elm 3ieI s.iebt. Sein aei4nam
ipurbe auf Deripenbsn bss Wlair,s in
einsm frans0fid.n 9orfe beiseIsbi.
Srieisns Waffenbrubsr qlusuit Jrei.
berr BON @ietinsboff mar .s porbshals
ten, bes Greunbes Gebtine mad !anstn
Sabren in bic beutife 6eimatb 3uriid@
subringsn; ibre feierlib. 9eitatiung
fano ON 10. MGrS 1843 auf benz Sns
paIibsnfriebbof in Berlin itatt. Gin
i6liftes eiiernss arsu3 be5eidn.t bort
bic Gtsqe, ipo Srieien itine leBt. enbs
aiiliiss RubsitGtt. sefunbsn bat. Gin
yriei.nbiigeI befinbet iid in Der 9as
fenbeiOs BEL Berlin, ba. no Jabn i'm
Sabr. 1871 isiR.n eriiea surnplab .rs
ri9t,i,; elm idOres 0entmaI bat ibs
rem sblsn Sobn enblid bic Staot
Wasbeburg seiebi. 2lber aud bic
beutIdn Surnpsreine. ipel6e ben ylds
men .Jriefen" fii6r.n. pertiinbsn bon
@sfdlsht gu 9eidlsdi, mas bisfer
Goslmsnip fir iein bsutidss @atsrs
lamb setban bat.
8. b. b. 4Ile
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Muslanb'
Gpipnep perurtbeilt.

Wien, 2. 4pril. 8or oem 5uitons
oisen @eribt bat Der Spionasesptps
seb oeaen ben ebemaIissn Ydbnmeiiter
Qinbn.r uno ben friiberen poli5iitsr
petric nab eintGeigsr 8erbanolun9
iein Gnbe erreift. g.ibe batten iid
auf bic @ntlage Su Oeroutporten, in
ruiii'6sn Sienitsn cine umfansreids
Spionage sbGtist.it ausseiibt 81 bas
ben.
2inbner puroe gu 5tpei Sabren unS
pstric gu speisinbalb Sdbren i6ipereH
Gerters perurtbeilt.
Groffnung ots ptanii den
YarIaments.
Waorib, 2. Qlpril.- Sn i.insr
5bronrebe BEL Der GroffnuHe bes Ipns
niI6en 9urlaments ndbm am 0onusr'
itaa Der aDnia aIfons auf bic S9anb'
ibatsn 9s3uo, bic an Gponiern une
unperm QusIGnbun in Msriio Began;
gen psrben. Der aDnig iasi., bab bi,
ipanii6. Resieruns jebt eintn plan In
GrtpGguns babe, unter BEN ts moslif
Iein piirbe, Den Sponiern in Weriic
unb ibrem Gissntbum ausrsitenbsr
SauB 3u esipd9ren.
I20 bel siuem Gifsnbobn'
unfoII eet0otet.
9atapid, 5apa, 2. gpril. 3pan'
5ie @ineeborene tamen am Oonneritae
ums 9ebsn uno fiinf5is anbers MURDER
i6iper berlebt, als elm Giienbobnsus
lpdbrsno sr bti 5anjons priot, fe4l
Nleilen bon bier entfernt, iiber Elm,
Bride fubr, snisleifte. 9os llngliit
purbe babur6 oerurfadt, bab bic 60
tumotipe in cine 8iiffsIbe.roe bin.ini
iubr. Gs bsfanben iid sins ansab
GurppGer auf bem 3us, fie bli.bsr
dber unp.rlsst, neil lie fi4 ole in
bintsritsn Duggon befaHbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Srieoria 6rieiem.
Gin 9ebentbIatt Sur bun
bertfeR miebertebr
Spbestases.

.5riefen mar Elm auf6liiteuoer
Wlanu in Sugenbfiille nnb Sussnos
i60ne, an 2eib uno Ssele obne 1ehl,
poa llni9ulO unb Deisbeit, berebt fpis
Elm Seber; cine Giegfrisogeitalt, Dor
sroben @a6sn unb Gnaben, ben iuna
nnb aft slsit bate; Elm Msiitsr bss
S6psriss auf 9ieb unb Stob. tur5
RAID, fein, gsipaltis uno ni4t 81
ermiiben, fpenn feline 5anb erit bas
giien fabte; Elm fiibnsr Sdfuimnier
benz fein osuti6er GtrOm 3u brett iins
gu reibenb; elm rsifigsr Better. in al'
len SdtteIn ssrsAt; Elm Sinnsr. in otr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

aber annal Cine lliitise gnt.
Iobunsseeifid)te fiuoet iih I'M gar-
3eigcr fir Sarlingerlano" in 8itt-
inmo (9,ropin5 Sannoper): r9lnise-
bobene gerlobuna! Weine 8erlobnns
NIT Sejo Sariien 1T meinerieits
a1n5lid nuigeboben. CAB ibn 5ii6en,
jcbt aibt's men friifen! Snrrab!
slnna BiIhelms, Nooripeg, bel 9anS.
tpirth Z. 2iis."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

Selene, bic feds Sabre alis
5odter BON 9arrp Rsarbon. ipirp
lpabrideinlih bic Se5fraft auF eineln
auge perlieren. Gins Spieltameraoin
itisf ibr cine flsins Sdauiel ins guee.
- gofparb g,rim. 81 Sabre ait.
elm Solicitor Der 9. 6: U. Bride,
itarb aeItern an einsm S4lagdnfau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

S1elc lellle ulp
tiieptiidle 2otuna
orinet big an etc
29urSeIn bon Gr5e'
mu ilro be5tuingt es.
fpie es nroere @out'
iraniheiien be8ipinaf.
Gle glnoerure CT,
iuIat iogIei6 llno III
bauerno. 3 c III G
ipurbe oitmnIs nah'
aemadlt. lber pnhiie
nienlaIs elei6geiieHt
Sc rpiro sic lber'
ruI6en, ebenfo iptt
es 10 biele anoert
iiberraI6ie. tneen'
- Nbya C,ntIt IN fl0i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

last aIs Oh se niema!s i'm eebcn Ge3smal &C.
hubt Gle iperoen biete 2tneetuns lo'etI e., e.
bon 8emo q boIeu. . &c aibi ieire Sril l9n!oi'
sung mebr, ioldhe Wtiiere ausbnlten au nlli1en,
3emo fpirO iberan bon Inoioelern petian,, Y,
ano earantiIt. nns IN Gtnelnnail w % W
Sons sebn Npotbeien 5u baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
an fHker R u6.

pfarrer gum aiiiier): rW.r bat
bsnn bsut auf bem linfen ebore 10
furdtbar aeidnar4t?
nDas mar Der RiiitersD D0rins. 6err
Vforrer."
r9lbsr bd bdtte i'm bod einsr istntr
Hadbarn anitoben tOnnen!'
so - bic baben bait aud stf4lds
fen, 9err pfarrer!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

-,Robert Siri9feIb, Der aomponiii
unb 9irettor Der Mo3art Wuiiti6ule
in SuISburs, Oeiterrei4, 1T bort sss
itorben.
2llsranb,r @laier. 80 Sabre alt.
bat in pbilab.lpbia feline % Sabre
ulte 5rau SuIia erfdOHen unb bann
Selbitmorb bsgnnsen. 9laisr battle
beiiir9tst gu erblinben unb bies fdsini
Jpn um ben @eritano sebradt gu bas
ben.
- Der Rsp. Mi4ael ). gurIep,
Der Rettor Der ct. qeters air4e in
0.laHb, 5lOriOa. 1T ppm papit gum
gii9of BON Ct. ausuitins, Gla, sr'
nannt iporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
General" Seller Der "a
gabun0dge 4ulbtg
befunbeu.

Gucramtnto, Gal., 2. gpril.
n@ensroI" Gbaries aelIep, Der 4nfiibs
rer Der einitisen .armee" BON arbeits-
loien, bic 180' Wann iiart mar. als
fie Gan 5rantiseo perlieb, tpurbe am
9Onnsritas ron elmer Siirp Der 9asas
bunbage i5uIbis befunben.
gr fpirD am Samitag oerurtbeilt
perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

CSIaubeu Gle Mot bub eczema ipelbes ete
, uabe5u sur 9erSpeiiIung brinsi, eniternt ner,
ben taHH2 gs lam - rno 3emo III mas
Gle ben6thigeu lm es 5u betperiieHl9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Gt5e,lta
9eftut
3emp eriuciit I'D, aIs ipunoerbnrer
Griuls = Stillt Smden ano
bringt iofort permanents
3 Heinltate.

Splsn Ell, beutt cine 25e ;slaibt unS hber'
Seaseu Sie iidl.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-11

me commission announced at tho
same time that it proposed to in
stitute'a general inves tigation in
to the rates charged by the Wash
ington Water Power company.
IL could not find, however, that
the Marsh company had been dis
eliminated against.
In filing the application for a
rehearing Attorney Ailshie laid
before the commission addition
al evidence to show that discrim-
ination was being practiced by
The Washington Water Power
company against the Marsh
Mining company.
The commission did not pass
upon the reasonableness of the
rates charged by the Washington
Water Power company saying:
We are not attempting here
i'm to determine whether The
rates charged by the defendant
Tor electrical energy furnished TO
the complainant are too high or
too low, and cannot, upon the
testimony taken at the hearing,
arrive at any conclusion with re-
spect thereto. We are merely
determining whether the method
adopted by the defendant in bas-
ing its charges for the energy
furnished is inequitable or dis
criminatory. This commission
Will at very early date begin the
investigation Of the rates charg-
ed by the Washington Water
Power company at all points in
The state of Idaho and will fix the
rates to be charged by the Wash
ington Water Power company for
The different kinds of service i'm
this state, in whlcn will be in
cluded the service now being rem
dered TO the complainant, and
will in its order fixing such rates
also provide for such rules and
regulations as will prevent any
discrimination in favor of or
against any of its customers IN
this state.