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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
CANADIAN TROOPS
KILL AN AMERICAN
Wound Another By Shooting Men Who
Evade Game Laws and Refuse to
Surrender.

Buffalo, n. y, Dec. 20.-One American
was instantly killed and another serious
~ wounded by Canadian troops patrol
ling the Canadian border at Fort Erie
Ont opposite this city yesterday.
The men were hunting ducks out OF
season in the Niagara river and in Ca.
madam water. Provincial Police Officer
Thomas Delaney of Fort Erie ordered
the men to stop shooting. They de-
clined, and Delaney called upon two pri-
Yates of the 44th battalion of the Ca
madam militia for assistance.
The corporal ordered the men to come
ashore. Instead they headed their boat
for the American shore and were beat
ing hasty retreat when, at the order
of Delaney, the soldiers fired upon them,
One of the men, Walter Smith, was shot
through the head. His companion,
Charles Dorsch, suffered serious wound
in the shoulder. When the hunters top
Piled over in their boat the soldiers put
out in boat and towed the hunters
craft to shore. Both men resided in Buff
falo.
Captain Norman File, in charge of the
border patrol at Fort Erie, declined to
discuss the matter further than to say
that he had reported the shooting to his
officer at Toronto,
Secretary of State Bryan was notified
OF the shooting by Vice Consul j. X.
Curtis of Fort Erie.
Whether or not complications viii re-
suit is a debatable question" said Mr.
Curtis. "Whiie two Americans were
shot the information available indicates
that they We're shooting ducks without
4 Canadian license and were in Canadian
waters, where they had no right to be
under the circumstances. | have in
formed the state department of the de-
-ails and viii attend the inquest to look
after the interests of the government.
No arrests have been made as result of
he shooting"
The coroners inquest was held late
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
tFPFAL IN III -
Or Grart-s - ledge LaulHr y Supreme
Court

n ra lamar
rvus rmf yesterday rrattt5
81 fHm f, ru q. tfa te
t r e.
boss Fn FHrs 81 hahess eurtHas
r t aartHra ttf
asr liareeu. CD srlarts taf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
WAR TAX WILL MEET 1T.
Customs Deficit to Be About $4,000.
600.

Washington. Dec % At the present
rate OF government income the customs
revenue will run about S70000,O0O be
hind this fiscal year But the war tax
viii bring in between SS0,000,000 aud
S000O0,00O Thus the treasury will find
itself in good condition at the end Of the
fiscal year
The data were given out yesterday by
leading member OF the WAYS and means
committee who has looked into them
recently II is declared by committee
members that unless the war ends In the
near future the present war revenue act
viii have to be- renewed or new revenue
legislation enacted when the next Con.
gress meets in December. 1915
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
NOT REsIGNrNG--BRYAN
aPleass Make Customary DENIAL Sscrr
tsry A6dA

washington ner - am nat p
enn1 araln ~ 80 please make ths
customary GENIAL
T wss She rnriv yesterday III ser
ftarE 81 state b~taH e. auet'atf rrrart
fhaf nH1 resign from fne rbnrt
- sr q. fhf ~rnate takrs afffan ~
re- trnrftes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
rAFrs VIEW ON PHILIPPINES.
senate Committee to Hear Him Next
Saturday

Washington dee ~ * President
TAFT Will testify before the senate Phil.
rrinps committee neat Saturday 10 =
hearing on Tho Philippine independence
bin
Dean q Worcester nne-time member
81 tie Philippine commission. viii ap-
pear neNt "Wednesday 90 give his We've
ri the pending measure.
Stereopticon views 81 the island and
their inhabitants wiIl D. shown by Wor
rester 30 "eauoatr the senate on the
subject 81 Philippine conditions Tho en-
tira body has been invited q attend Tire
-as4sa uheu DE- testifes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
PROBE WILL BE PUBLIC.
Federal Inquiry Of Rockefeller Founda-
alton Jan. 5.

Washington. Dec. 20 Investigation OF
the Rockefeller foundation will begin in
New York City, January s. i WAS an
nounced At the federal industrial re-.
lation- commission yesterday The probe
will be public and the commission viii
seek the facts concerning the Sl00,ooo,000
endowment OF the foundation The in
,cstigation il TO b. undertaken il is
said because some labor leaders contend
the foundation Is one 81 the causes for
strained relations between employer and
cmploSt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
SHIPS CRASH OFF CAPE COD.
Neither Damaged Below the Water
Line.

Provincetown. Mass Dec % The
Dorothy Palmer, a five masted schooner
and the steamship Limon Of the Emitted
Fruit company We're in collision off Cape
Cod yesterday The Lmons bow was
smashed in and the headgear Of the
Palmer was torn away bat neither ves-
sci was damaged below the water line.
No one was injured
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Ser 3ampf tint bic Selfanne.

Gor eirlieen @ofcn nod gait cs
ais Spdperratb, ben 5ureifenben
Grunb fir uniere 9altung in Der
merifanilden Srase in ben 9ieien
einer 1etroleumaneQe 81 iuhen. unS
Die &ilionsoffi5iDien 8ldtter, audi
iolde beutiher Sprafe, BADEN ibre
neitiihtigeren @ole9en Der politis
id,en l~lnreife aesieben, neil oieie ans
seblif I'M SiIdpeiberiarson bapon
rebeten, bab bic @ilion'ide Yolitif
bon Der Stanbarb Oil @ruppe biftiert
ober Der Yrdiibent Elm @ert5eus
berieIben iei. Iit bicier 8ebes
nenoung mar Der Yrdiibent allerz
binss in cine falihe Seleu1tuns 9ez
riidt tporben. Wenn ma aber bel
Der Setrahtuns bes megifaniiden
Hdtbiels ben Sebtpinfel 10 einitellte,
ba6 itatt Der Staubaro Oil Sntereiien
Der Ser. Staateu auf Der 2eintpanb err
i1ienen. 10 mllbte man idpn pamals
81 einem SrgebniB fommen, lpie es
jeBt bur1 Die Iu~ftidruugcn im Senat
beitdti9t porben lit. - .Sainois
Staatsoeitun9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

appeGierten ale BRET Serref,, lirtO lie
ipi,rben bonn Shoffengeridt fretge'
fproten. Muf bic gerufung bes
'Staatsanlpuites beIt1tiste Die StraiD
TANNER bas l.. frciiprefenoe nrtbeil
nit oer 8eerii1oung: @enn bic gi-
Notwithstanding 9illette uerfauft,
10 ioa lie a,,f geniiaeno Hldse sur
Serfiigung Itelen unb nidt Die Gci-
ienben b~eitrafen. 9rapo!
EtaSt 9%nyembnrg.
SterbefaIIe.. - Bonn 12.
Stunt: grnit Sd]mis. alt II Sabre,
9eihditsgebilfe, ebelos; aarl Ht-
itarb, aft - Sabre, @bren.Irdiioent
bes Sbergerihtsbofes.-15 Soiepb
3iifelt, oft SO Sabre. GRANDDAUGHTER
Seinrid Heiners, alt Ga Sabre, apo.
thefer; gliiabetb Stein, alt 80 Sabre,
gbefrau bon Sobann zimmerman,
Irbeiter 81 ItiferOineen. - IL:
alora &roeber, alt 90 Saee.-tS.
Sophie @ngelbaro, aft 70 Sabre,
obne Stano, ebelos; Waria Opener,
aft 80 Sabre, llntcroireftorin am
W1odenlpceum; gliiabetb Sd)ils, off
rs Sabre, obne Stdno, @tttpe pom
&url Holes, 5tlbs. Shrelner.-19.:
4eter 9eonaro, alt 13 Sabre, obne
Stnno. ebelos; Sltianna 9ed)et, dlt
II Sabre, obne Stano, ebelos, mobn.
bait al gonoorf.-20.: Taul 8Iige.
lier. oft 2 Sabre mo 10 I.-21.:
Mtuaoalena Weper, alt 79Snbre, obne
Stano, @ittme pom 8arl @edbeder,
Sltbs. ~aaufmam.-22.: Warin Geis,
alt. 10 Sabre, pbne Stnnb, @lttme
bon Better Heiih, 5tlbs. Sebrer; Ma'
tbias @eiB, oft IS Sabre, GiienDabn'
ihloiier, w%obnbait 5u Soaerih-S abn,
bof. 90: Sran5 5bibeau, alt "a Sab
re, Sape5ierer; MogOaleno gen. Se.
lere Ned1t, oft 81 Sabre, pbne Stono,
gbefrau BON Seinrif @nspar. Stel.
ereinnebmer jll Solerihp.gabnbol
mobnbaft; Margarethu giper, alt AZ
Sabre, obne Stanb, @ittlpe bon S. E.
9tidels, atlbs. Geforateur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
psatFa -~AmsrtkamirdBs
3Jrsfatmmsa.
Hrstt5itisn IN Wea. Tireinia.

SHE RrobibNion ruie Weits @irsi>
nisu Fe etuesfabrt Bat. If &oneases
issosbnrns Der i~d)InnnIteu art. Six
8abriaNon anb Der @ertaui bon oet~
tiger, @strGnten lit nerboten, obcr
man fann tie iiir Den eiseaeu @e<
hraud sae anheren Gtdotea befeQen.
Die abii9t it beuttih assua gu ers
ie6eu. Sic reidsn 2eire fDrlnsn rei>
ter trinfen, aber Der @rbeiter. Der tetn
@efb bat, um 5strdnfe in erobeu
Wsneen 31 0efteuen, mug Ba'ier
~trinfen, mas nadb Mniiht Der erits
faiTsen Meniaoen, melte be Rroeis
bitiou bllrteeiest bubem, gut 9snuS
fir iie lit. Sieie Sera6oriiduus umS
5erabtuiiroisune Des Arbettsrs lit Die
8runbioee Der Hrobibitioniitsn. osss
tpesen fInben iie audi fold rsiffiHe
ltnterftiBuns bon Seiten Der GroS>
iabriianteu. Na1 ibrer Gufianuns
1T Der Arbeiter gum 9aitt6ier geboren,
bns auf ane 8ersniigunaen ger5tdt
leiiten mub. IN Der Dseinuug. mtbr
Hrbeit aus inn berm,spreNsn 81 fpns
men. Gin 5peiter @eSante lit, ouB
tpenn Der 4rbeiter fem 9elb fir
geiltiee @etrdufe auSgibt. er nit ieis
nem 2obn better ansfommen fDnne.
mas Die NDslidIfcit bietet. ben Sobn
81 perfir8en. gs lit nidbt flar, ipic
tpeit Die am~erifaniid)e Arbeiterihnit
init Der Yrobibitions 9~etpeeuns ipm>
pafbiiirt, aber ipesieq Die 8eiese 0
@eits8 ireinieu %ioIteu ibr Die @ugen
Dffnen, bab Die Yrobibitipn gesen Tie
gerihtet lit nnb Die Nbiid,t perfol9t.
ibr bas 8ranbmal Des Sflapentbunts
auf5uoritden." = @ar8 obne 1T Sicie
Inii4t uitt!-~@inc @olfs6latt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
SnterefanteS n1elbct

Sfferehaitfes ntelDct Der nToltsz
freunb" aus aurora. ST., uuter'm
Satum bon 6. Suli utter Dem Sitel:
Gang. lang it's ber." Gs beiBt bort:
@eitern o fiinf5is Sabren, am 5.
Suli 1854, famen 6einrid Shomer
uno feline Satin nit ibren &inbern
3atbarina, iebise Srau &atbarina
Seiler. eliIdbctb, ipdter percbelihte
unb in 2ofport, 81, peritorbene
g(iiabetb 8eir. gliIabetb. perebe>
lidte Srau Mntou Steil. Sobu s.
Sfomer. Iiholas Sfomer. Jest IN
gera @rus. @erifo, n~obnbaft. unp
Deid)oel Sdomer. ionic audi Sobann
Seins nit SGmilie ans Sreilinaen.
Greis 8tburg. 2egierungsbe6irf
Srier, NbeinpreuBen. in aurora an
unb auBerbem befanb iif audi Sri.
Sleeper. ieBt nit Sranf 3reuB pers
beiratbet. inter ben Heuanfommlins
gen Der Staot aurora. Serner be-
fanb lid inter Den 3u5aelern 5eins
rid &lein mno beien Sobn Better
alein, tuelde uitt ME Die ltebrisen
brett aus 0eutidlanb. ionocru aus
Chicago biertersetommem naren.
Bon ben cinigen diuansia Neuau>
fommlinsen an ienem 8. Suli bciinz
Den Iif mebr aht nn 2eben, ndmz
lid, Srau 8atbarina Seiler. Srall
@liiabc.b Stcil, Sobn s. Sdomer.
Ni6olas Shomer. Yeidael Shomer
unb Watbias Sfomer, Srnu @argas
retba ,&reus 9eb. Sleeper unb Der
Serausgebcr beS .Solfsfreunb".
Seinrih Shpmer unb feline @attin
SiuS toot. iorpic aih Die gauge Sein5'z
Idle Samilie. NIT Iusuabme elmer
gnfelin Srau Static Braun. Seinrid
8lein itarb 13 Sabre nad ieiuer Nns
tunit unb 5lpor I'M Sabre 1878.
Gang. lang lit es 6mar Der uuS
bob fommt uns has in Iurora pers
bracbte balbe Sabrbunbert luic eil
fliid)ti9er Sralm Dor unn fiibrt ms
aui's gteue nit Soppelter Sflpere Die
S6atade gu Semitic, pie fur5 bas
menidli6e Daiein iii.
Cor G;eieS bat iif pdbrsnS HnIes
res Sierieins per1ubert unS Die Stapt
aurora hot m~nerrpnrtet eroBc Sorts
fmritte 1emad)t. nett mebr. nlS man
in ben 60er Sahren 81 ertrnrten bes
red)tigt mar. Canals bate @iroSa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Seoumt lauIdert eng Sehen aus
ale9er Belt
Sum beis, fum beiidtere idfpar5e
Yeiei.
Der 9eiipel. DEN bnt mat Gent Setter
es Streit,
&c itreihen EN- D @rsuSe fim Simz
mel an 6el.
~
Ser 9eipeG beflot fed. lei 8eid tpieI
&c fleu9,
!3ent Veter. DC Tortier. ben bett E
bebrli'n;
Sc grob tpter ben 9irnmel, no Narfeu
q Steng
q mat him gebecrt, Dat tpeIt en- od)
bun.
Sent Setter, be let bim, ct ipier me
aQ3cit,
$50 D Marie seitannen, Do mibten
ic lin.
Sc Shnar6e bebapt ct, eng Warf
ting &c fpcit.
Sat tent 10 e 8lanne mat Ne seiin.
Gent @eter soi bes. an e rompelt iens
Stir,
6 meGt c red]t uorest a lauert @e<
iidt.
Ser Seiipcl. De ladJt al en- u5t ell
oerfir.
g let bim, c gins mat Der Sd6 op
D 8erift.
-
Natirleh. 30 mllBt Damn of Sibbz
piberen
g Sour aifetotcn als Selfcr Do
bun;
Gent Yeter, 5%efriSben, be medt Jed
op D Ben;
Zen Seitpel, 10 bou6t Ell, as oes
Seer Drr.
Sreb @uorees tlappt Satan I'm b
6imnlelsbir III.
g let gubbe Wuor9en. q TENT bann
cram,
Iat bim aifefoten. en- bonnert. ses
gun;
GENT Setter, DC mef)t e Sour edit
leher Nn.
6 r~eiielt &c 8app a i6neib eng bcs
Winn,
g fnotert a ~futtert. e ieif5t an
c flpt
Gum Satan 90 let en-, mat as nun
&c bun?
Nm Simmel bel az 10 net en-
Iffetot.
&c auornen sum Iihter, Den buot
bam crfdnnt,
SaB beie Yro5eB net eeurtelt
TENT gin.
Bis baB 8 Iifetoten. en- bonlcrt CUR
Sem Yctrlis ant 9immel CUR Self
ioQte fin.
Be Streit, ben as bauteses Sags net
81 Gnn,
Nah balit as am 5immel net en- ~
Iffefot;
Der 9eilpel. De fritt ie, en- as &c
bebenn.
Sat let Oh Gent Setter, mann bir'n
enol frot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Wablen in Wterifu.

yei ben @ablen in Werifo lit Der
Idnn, Der Die @nblen anseprbnet
bat, tpieSer seipdblt inprbeu. Is lit
nidt gar 10 ldnse Der, baB in ses
niiien Staaten unb an scipiilcn Srten
bier5ulanbe Die 8ablen ebenio iid)er
fir Den 9ob uub feline areatiren aus
fielen. fpie iie in Werito fir Suerta
uub 8enoiien nusfallen muBtcn. 9as
BEL ipar n,artder o oieien SoBen unb
manher bon Ieinen &reaturen piclz
Ieiht mn iniofern etipas unterlhieos
lib bon ienem Wamne IN Mterifo, als
Tie perionlib bieaeiht etmaS corrupter
naren, tpeHu lie nih iif ielber fir
GbrenmGnner btelten Mno bon pielen
gbrenmdnuern aud oafiir 9ebaiten
murbcn. Im iiebt, 10 arg entriiitet
braud)en mir niht 81 tbiin, fpenn mir
bon Der Saree reben. Die lid ba III
Werifo am @abltnse abscIpielt bar.
Nlit Steinen nerfen, ipenn a ielber
i'm @lasbaus iist, bleibt bait immer
cine miblihe Sade.-.Rew gRrt
Staats5citun8."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
aus bem iibrieem Thetlrm.

&alferoinsen, %. Suni.-
Sm Ilter bon 90 Sobren itarb geItern
bier no6 lG1gerer aronfbeit Der pen.
iipnlerte Observation-Disclosures SEER
Soiepb Watnigne. = Im Wittpob
Mbenb fam Ole @ittpe Shod.Grns-
oorff aus @osperif) nit Dem Suge
BON 8 ltbr sum Seiuobe ibrer Softer,
Der @attin bes 3ugfiibrers Serrn
@perling.S dod bier oil. 3airm mar
lie SIT Sauie aneelanst, aIs iie einen
ShlaeiluB erlitt. Der iofort berbei-
geruiene Nr5t fonnte MIR mebr ben
600 fonltatieren.
GonStbun M, %. Sunni. = Ser
Irbelter Sllbert Sengler mliroe bon
einem herabfalenoen idperen Stein
~aetroifem, nobel er einen geinbrud1
erlitt.
&eispelt, %. sunni. = Sel,te
itarb bier I'M Alter bon II Sabren
Serr Seter Midelb1ih, SGofie Der
@emeiitoe 3eblen.
SelIen, 81. Stunt. - 8eItern
Nahmittag erihoa Selteralarm IN
bieiiger Srtidait. Die SGuier Ser
@ittipe @riiins mo @ittue &esen.
metter murben iammt 0tobiliur poa-
itaroig Seritort. gritere erleioet Ell.
men Shaoen BON 1000, lestere BON
5000 Sr., pcld}er ieoo6 ueriifert lit.
Yetingen, 90. SUM. = Spei
BON Serrn 9tifolas Sreih, Hentner
BON bier, neiierbailte SSGliier puroen
oieier Gage ourh ~ireib1noisen Salif
bon Ben beioen 9pfomotipfiibrern
Serren Eeter 8erot uno Cornelius
0tertens BON bier sum Hreiie BON lie
$3.50 Sraufen ermprbeu. - 9ester
Gage erlitt Ser %72iGbrige arbeiter
Commit 9ippert bon bier einen @e.
birnihlag. Ser geoarernsIpertbe
puroe ioiort nad) ieiner @obnmng
perbraht. mo- er am Hadmittag be-
reits perid,ieo.
. Gwe n, 90. Srni. = &iirjlif
mar Der ~29iabrige Serr Soiepb @ei.
Ter, elmer Der reiditen @iltsbeiiser ulls
ierer Srtihaft. nit Dem alsitreuen
bon hemiidem 0iiuger aus Dem
Selhe %beId)Gitigt. oils err ploslid) err.
frantic. @r febrte nah Saliie 3liriid;
man elite 5lim Ir5te, peld,er cine
9Iutpergiftung fonitatierte, Die rpabr.
iheinlih baourh periiriad)t mllroe.
oaB elm geringer Sbeil oes 6enll6en
Siineers IN irgetb cine @lrnoe i'm
8eIidte ODER oil ben S1noen einge.
oruneen mar. 2este 9taft lit Der be.
Sauernswertbe iunge Mann &C.
Itorben.
SpnSori 20. Slni.-g8Gbreno
einem Der letter 8epitter iflue DER
glis IN Dem benahbarten belsiihen
Gorge Sintingen in bos Sails oes
gferers @asener. Gas gauge Gin.
meien muroe ein Harb ser Slammerl.
Ger periiferte Shaoen betrGgt 5000
Sranfen.
ginger, %. Suni.-Ser 25iGb.
rige giienbabnarbeiter Yeter Seiif-
ter muroe beute 9torgen ploslib BON
einem Sdlagonial betroiien. gr
ltarb fiir5 nadJber.
Smralin it er, "a. Suni.-9er
beige 5oriter Serr Sobann 9llper lit
lett einigen Wonaten nit Teniicn in
Den ipoblperoienten Sutherland &c.
treten,
Settborn, %. Sum-. - llniere
Eiarrei begins geitern cine Seier, mie
lie lett 80 Sabren niht bier itattiano.
8alt es bod, uniern ne,,en Yfarrer,
Den bodw. Serrn Iliguit @infel in
wiirbiser n,,o iesrhter @eiie a. emf,
pianaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Il Sagte Elm Yairor IN 9anias:
SD CLAUDE, DAB mand)en tpeibliden
Witgiiebern ntsiuer Congregation cine
GpIelbidt iehr gut befcmmen piiroe.
Goa lpuBte aid, Dor Dem 8en1b
zines gpisls nidi, bab lie Mn6es
neiSet ,pm. Nftp gort Serolc..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
ans ben ger. 5taateu.


faSsu 8sGe5ch &qos in Ieinqm u,tereis
ioaten .Qeriton Der eieentbiimliden
8ensnnungen nieber Seipobner bce
norbliden Sbeiles bon S5aufee
@ountD, &is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Qamn ni6t swei Scrren hienen!

9as Observation-Disclosures bat jest
rifenFdtlid ieine @ibbilisun9 iiber
grpan's Ittinitdt in %9barrtauala aus,
eebriidt. Sn einem InenOement
forberte Der 6err Staatsietretdr, bag
ihm elm neiteler Miiiitent NIT cinem
SabressebaIte bon $4,000 sur Seite
sefteIt iperbe. Sas Saus perparf
bieSes Mniinnen nit sinem @otum bon
1874 gu 80 Stimulen. Spreter Glarf
sab iein .Nein" in etnem entibiebes
men, nitt mibsubeuterbeni Tone ab.
Sic Maioritdt ner Sausabeeorbueten
lit Der feifen lIeberSeusuns. Sa6 Urpan
teiue Sdpierisfeiten IN Der grfiiIluns
ieiner @mtspflihten entfteben fomten.
tpenn er ji6 alsin Der Sbdtisfeit
uu~ter5ose, an Der er lid beim Intritt
ieiner pid)tiger Steluns perpfli6tes
fat; NIT anoeren @orten: lpenn er
Srauf per5ihtete, ben sroBten Sbe:l
bes Sabres eitpas anberes gu iein als
Staatsiefretdr Der Der. Staaten.-.
.Wtlipmitee Serolb> Germania."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-27
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EvENTo
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Ney-pat~r nion News Service.
YVES STER Rk.

Mount Lassen is not a geyser. Its
action. since 1t first broke into eruption
on May 80, has been decidedly vol
ganic
Prof f. l.. Enloe was elected presi-
dent Of the New Mexico State Normal
School at Silver City to succeed DR..
c. NJ Light
Scores were driven from their
homes, wheat fields swept away, corn
damaged and much live stock lost as
a result OF the heaviest rain in Kan
sas in years
More than ! 600 delegates and yisi-
tors, were present at East st. Louis.
Ill, when the Eleventh Annual En-
campment OF the United Spanish War
Veterans, Department of Illinois. got
under way.
One man was killed, three seriously
wounded and the town thrown in a
panic Tuesday night, when the labor
forces clashed following an attempt OF
Charles II. Meyer OF Denver to speak
at Union hall in Butte. Mont
Mucky Mcdonald. president of the
seceders from Butte Miners Union
No. !. stood pat on a declaration that
miners OF Utah and Michigan would
break from the Western Federation of
Miners into a new organization.
Twelve million dollars is the esti-
mated amount for which seventeen
railroads. operating as initial, con
meeting or terminal carriers into the
intermountain district are liable in re-
funds to shippers who had paid the
rates demanded for the last two years
BY the railroads for commodity
freight
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion issued an order to railroads com
pelling them to refund more than
$4,000 with interest. to wool grow
ers of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Ne
braska, Nevada, Idaho, New Mexico
and Montana The commission held
that the roads carried the clip to East
ern markets at an excessive rate.
What has become of Ethel Wilcox.
IS, ward OF the Wyoming State HUI
name Society and charge of the Den
Yer House of Good Shepherd? The
question is being asked by two sher
iffs, the Humane Society and the Dis
trict Court of Platte county, Wyo,
where she was to appear as principal
witness in the trial of Henry Webb.
world champion broncho buster, and
Jimmy Hunton. noted rough rider
against whom she recently brought
serious charges.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-27
WAS SHlNGTON.

Secretary McAdoo received a $3.50
from some body in Burlington. Iowa
The House again went on record
for eXCmpting labor unions from pro-
secution under the antitrust laws.
Reports of further rebel victories
in Santa Domingo de Hayti We're
cabled to the navy department by
Captain Russell OF the battleship
South Carolina
President Wilson accepted an invi-
tation to become honorary president
of the International Longfellow Socie-
ty. an organization to preserve the
birthplace OF the poet at Portland. Me
President Wilson believes that
when the Columbian and Nicaraguan
treaties are understood. they will be
amply supported in the Senate There
is some opposition TO the proposed
payment of $4,000 oo0 to Columbia.
Reports that Germany and France,
dissatisfied with Haiti's payments of
debts to their nations. We're about to
seize the customs house. when
brought TO the attention of Secretary
Bryan. brought out the statement that
neither government has intimated any
dissatisfaction TO the United States.
United States supreme Court deci-
sion in intermOuntain rate cases re-
duces rate en- more than 100 household
commodities. Gives Interstate Com
merce Commiori0n power to fix zone"
rates. Permits higher rates for short
hauls than for long hauls. Paves way
for future reductions in freight rates
to Denver from Eastern points Some
OF the commodities which are reduced
about s5e per hundred-weight: Cot
ton, wool sil'l. meats. canned goods.
flour, coffee. tea. syrup, furniture. wire.
nails, groceries fruits
The Unitea States Supreme Court
upheld tho llnpine line act of 1906
placing all jtate commerce com.
mission re on, as constitutional.
but not a. cable to the Uncle Sam
Oil Compan
Trauseo.. rental railways won their
fight for II = to s16J,0o0, 600 worth OF
oil lands when the Supreme Court
held void the. clause in the patents
making the land revert to the govern
merit If found 10 contain minerals.
John II. Lamhis, superintendent of
the mint at Philadelphia. resigned
He had 'held tile POSITION since 1902
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-27
Gen. Villa Takes Zacatecas.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 25.-Zacatecas,
an important city of central Mexico,
fell into the hands of the Constitution
alists. This was announced by Gener-
al Villas officials here. Two of Villas
generals We're wounded. AS the attack
could not have been made before Tues
day morning. according to local re-
ports. il was evident that General Villa
had completed another triumph by TAX
ing the federal stronghold by assault.
His previous victories in the north
had been accomplished in general only
after days OF fighting
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-27
FOUR DYNAMiTERS FREED.
Hannon, Mooney, Painter and Shupe
Have Sentences COMMITTED.

Washingtan.-Presi Wilson COM
muted to expire at once the sentences
imposed on Michael j. Harmon OF
Scranton, Pa, Frank II. Painter OF
Omaha, Neb., Fred J. Mooney of ru-
luth, Mimi, and William Shupe of Chi
cago all convicted in the dynamite
conspiracy cases.
The other twenty defendants; includ-
ing President Frank Ryan and other
leaders, must begin serving their SEN
tences in Leavenworth penitentiary.
Clemency for John H. Berry and Paul
j. Morrin, both of St Louis, was with
held while they have opportunity to
submit separate petitions
Harmon had been sentenced to three
years, Painter to two. Mooney and
Shupe each got a year and day,
Barry got four years and Morrin three.