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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
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mirtcn ino ic anporneil III Der u1hcn Staots Sam.
poane nod grobere 2ntrengnqen ais ic 3lDor All ma.
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probibtoniltiiAen 6cn0es nad]3liloiien SIN nGditcn
September noen oie @rimorpo6lcu itott in pclhc
oic Ganoioatu fir Die Stoots 2ceslatlr oufacitelt
pcroc ullo am A. gloDember 1915 finoet sic 99abl
Der 1902 Nltglicocr oes llnterbaes no bon IA @lit.
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Die eiacncn uitnlen Suteren I'M Sooptp.NoterIonoe
peraciicr in Dem mir ebt mr5eln mo in oen unierc
Ain0cr nad) ms unr5eln merocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

3wnniia sun eneD neben Nipcriocsslucnnc.
0e miro biermlt 9lot5 neGcbcu oaB Der
Nlnnor mo Stnnirab bon Baltimore uin pic
glnnabme elmer &croronunn cliuhi merocH piro
ilr Die Opnocnnirunn nuo SmiicnuHl cncr
20 SnN brellen AnW, Die ncncn Der Clieiic Der
Niuerlioc2lucuuc. 3piihcn gSurrtu ApCWie mo
hamburg Sirabc licai Nae }u gonocmnircuoc
yan0 miro lpie ioni bcidrieben.
0e beqluut an Der Siiolclie Der gSarrcnf
Nueuue ln Der 0niicruuHa non 27i6i ,Smb
ulild bon NaierO'sOenue nlmlih an ser
aiioull0de Der gSdrrcn glueWc mo elmer bort
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Sirabe. pciiln 20.07 Sub 3lr gScieie beiaQ'
Ten 20 6iib NueQ; oann Cntianp Der 2Sclilciic
tcOQer Ylcn. E0r0lih 135.35 SuB bis 3lt
Eioieie Der 9Rarreu 2lucuic uuo oQnu Der
Sh0icie Der g9nrreuf9lpcUc cnilan0. uiilI6 On
sab bis sum gcalnn
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so iNheBcn Qeplnni ili In glrchiu oc3 8ircdns
Der GifabenourNordSiG Gommildre
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
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@ommiidre.
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iiiiQu nm SfausicrrnnG cincr NuoCtnii Spiri.
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" Sormiin0a in 9crdibuHg ac5oAen iuerncn
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Eicuitnn, ben f3. Cliubcr 1914, cnQcrc.ldf
meroen iilr pelne Sormuarc alii @eu0 IN
oelem Bureau crlQnai mcroen ionncn.
Subu y. San0bantmer,
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9lnmc. glorcfe georo.
go0me @corae 9S 1926 hinQelu Sir.... 22
EoqpilO. Carl 1885 NeDnolos. Cir. ......24
SnulcnbCd 0imcr I0i 0iucn. Str.......... .
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Qiorabepacr, Sobn g.. 4Oi 9e Rrniis Cir. q
fusiua5nN. gSlu0ioldua. 1919 NQuqbs Str. .
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S3miot, glbrcdi Sui0'Sir, iiioli6 BON 2sl'
Comicos Ctr. Observation-Disclosures.
Sbleler Gboma5 Dr.. 5il 9nior Sir....... D
Sucnner Srcocrid 1921 23 GrlcanssSir.. 6
lrhuQ. Otto N. 722 Nsglppleon Str.....1G
genrpid. 8ooeri B.. POS edur9lpe. .........
ssonnemann NcnrO. 1926 @rcenmouutslue. r.
(Clt2,3,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

va niure rs. September 1914
Sic @NnbenonyDhrunS 0oWmiidrc IN Der
Stan, Na.iinprc niurbu 0iermit 4clauni bob
undocm ne iOrc llhcle nber sic 0nihi0,a
QulQci llnioiic iiir 0ouormnimu8 unb ger.
breitcruua bcr 6ruditrnRc BON oer GAooiilcle
Nom0roiiraBe DIS 9propeiiiClie Der Gllnr9neO
neo ben oarGni pelipn@eu cuoailltieen uuo
torriQrien erllutcnoeu Rldncn reploirt baben
eendh ben &url6riteu ocs Charters Der Siaof
Baltimore nno Der am 90 mai 1914 micr
3ei6ncen &croromWg glr 4lt oes Nianorc
ms Sin0lrnihS
ie Oiernlii 4oii3 Hehcn onb heinnie Tabcnc
nm Marie 0uI oiclc 9Scic pouenoei nno DC
ollubiai poroen iii ino oab oer Ninpor nnp
Staoraib bon baltimore oocr ir0cno mcldc
&crion oocr @crioncH CORPORATION oocr 0orpp.
taluneu, olc nut benz 3ulpru0 Der @nli6dol.
lunAcn un3ulrcocu iiun. inucrDalb orei.
biq (30) laaen POM nenn5chnicu sage ian
september im Sabre 1914, Dem 0ninm ser er
iien bon nus crlaileucu &erUlienilimuuq oieier
Noli3, oooeaeu oirn idlyliiidc &eition an
has Baltimore SinoiAerihi nppenlrcH m1acn
inocm ilc 0as @erAi um elnc Gepiiion oeriel.
beu nnAebcn
eugene 6. etannar,
Sobu g. S0niuro,
pnrrn ". 0lemlcn,
Goumiiidre.
(5cpiiQ. %. .Cli3. fO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

"a. oInIeWlcI IVII.
0a miro bicrnii bcinnnt Qeoeben odb 0 g..
0reienicln Qemdb Der nni -, SuHi 1905 mn
icr8eihnden &errronma glr 1866. Nbihniii Az.
garaarnpb - OUie am 2s yioOembcr 1911
amenoir) I'M 9rlaubniB udnQeudi bat oa5
glnmcen hinier 9lr 2O3O, 0ariOro .glucnuc ais
oieniihe Gara8e so oeunten
s. g. einb6s.
(Sfi2-3 $500 Gebduoc. Supeiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

Baltimore Waminno.
9cnnratc pcrnegclie glnaebutc, an oen ugo1fo
Of Nmaros Care Of 0iin Regiiet." nofeliltt,
ueroen BON oieem iil ienen edrcalL 9laib
bana. Dis lbr @orWiiiapS am Wlitilupdl,
ben "a, CliQber 1914, nn9Wonlmcll liir 9fDeti
runo Nun0ncnbnn Nii0numg mil Cub
creis6lmoameni oer IN iolpcnoem 9oniiali an'
Qeii6rieu Girabcn
WaEnSpUnn nno Uiiriiiiirie Nlude 4iianernuG6'
Nonirnii 9lr 9S;
0cntre ctr, BON Noparo CIV bie ssaIDinaton
4lacc
earaluna.9 9ir., bou circcHc Cir ols ooporo. a.
cirecncetr., Ron qcrnolcn FL bie Ssdnnn St.
g1un Aenl0lt Ch20 Nnuotoluaroel
&iirii8irie @lode 5000 0uaornuoroS
Ne0lunhlotfr 0hcd $NOO.0O.
NbiQc 3ubien oriidcn ole ahpfOtbicu Gu0u
til.irn per naupireNen ans one ln oei eoH'
SUcsiilation n fno omec0ois 6ornnurc l5n,
upl uni Nciud iu Nnrc0u oct HNolierWos
0pmmlilcn loi0pnilo crIdn1l merbcn 0n
itnfr oielcn 0nnron ociorncrl Gaiicbc mirn
n'bi Ntind4iiaiiel mei ein Ylt0ebol ridi
Clnorcul pir0.
Pldne ina lrniilc itpA Nr Nnormaiion bun
0itcri Ion glfdp lm 0rcnn oce conuliircnt
ncf Su0cuicnra nufbcrauri
Nir Hunrol Nrh0roe bchdi fn 0OS Rcd't
nor irocno cn u1n due Nunebcic 30 perper
Fem Gin 1caloubiQicr 0ped oes &ieicre aui
cue DNedrinA pouie lQnl" dui 0ie 0rore 0eo
OuOnrl uio 1in0iralhc pOl Baltimore de6us
aei go err opcn anntAcuenen pobe. mnb eoem
Ser criolarclbe Nlecr mub qHrofani acl.
len uno sic NtllmmnuQeH oeS Siuoi CHARTERS
Nbor 0nnlralir criiucn.
Sfil gnlir0pc ncr Kiinlicrnnal0 0unniliun
%. 0chb Nompton,
GotNbcf mo cunlultrcnbcr Sn0cnieur
s, MlgeyS Ne6ian.
pdiatot
iemg Braliocni oer Hlfoit@eboroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
Gatherinc 9Jlpi,millcr.

0e iiarb am l Ciiobc 1919 Catherine
Nlu6mlncr, 20 Nalrc alt gc.icnic WaiiH bon
touio Nohmiucr Sic NccroiguH0 iincei nm
Wii,nuon GaAmiiianS 3 u0r bon oer geob
uunA. ibrer ludicr SrOu &mmu 1numnn,
9ir 1873, SHo.NnwuoosAuenuc ans iinii ecl
itbMng anl oet Baltimore 3cmclcrp
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

@or rincm Nlouat bofftcu sic Seterrcidu, Sie
9}reu pedc Qe0eu 2enlberg IN @oli3ien bororongen
III oie 9oftno Simple nobe Der ooli5iiden @rcndc III
HuBIaro bneiu All treben &ieaeiht oelingt ocm be-
rbmtcu oeutidcn G'eneral bon 3inoeubur9, Der Den
Cbcrbeiebl iiber ole bercinien Arneen Der Daitihen
lin0 Cciterrchcr IN @o1ieu ibernonImen bat icbt
0ieics W1etcriiid Ser Strniesie @r 6ot 6ctamtIih
Griabrna III iolheu Soden oem Ole BON 5nI beicb
liqic slrncc por cs sic in ou cttcu 9luatoaen ieds
grncccorpa Scr 9tuen in oti @louriden Siimpicu III
CitpreaBen bonit1uoia pcrndltctc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

70 y c lH Otf IUI1.
6e miro 0iermii pcinunt pepehcn. oab g8m
g. 0uric. acmdb ocr am %. Suni 1908 uHf
ici5cnneien Seroromua Ar. i55 glblhuiii AZ
@ardat0pD % (iuie am 2S. 9lorembcr 1911
dmen0irD I'M 0rlnnbnib uu0gcudli bat oaS
gluueicn butter glr 1881 @uiloros sglpenuc ais
dlienili0e VarnAc 5u benuben
Is. g.. StubDS,
(Cfii-3.O 0ebdn6e Snipcfior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

%. afnIemOcf INII.
GS miro bicrmil bcinnnt ae0ebcn oaB Die
.0iaragc &uilon0 CO." pemdB Der am 49,.
Nnni zoos nnier8ci6ncien &crorounnQ Pr 155,
9lblhnitt az. RQr0Qr0rb I . tuic am 2S 9iu4
member i0i nmcn0ir) I'M @rlaubnlB n0nQc.
iuni bot ons 9lmuelcn ON Der Giiieiic Der
0borco SiraBc ~ 6ub iDid BON 9alaOCiies
glpcmic OILS 6ii0illde @draac SO bcnntcn
Is. g. Sm0bS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

Sc iiagb nm > Cnopcr 1913 gmanRn O.
Iiclrdie. 2lc ycrfoiAunn in0ci Sieniing, ocu
y. Giiober. Nndmiiid1e ls3 lbt, BON gem. 8.
Aiduct ~ sons LtnucrelerRn Rnrlore, Nurtb
nnD Renuinluouln,llucnue, ans idt Nciiebuna
prp0im aui Der Baltimore Cemetery"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
eenrN 0Ieus 0el gsaNItrect.glanI,r Iant Il ieiner

6eHrb Gleus, oel gSaltrectNaufer aat ii ieiuer
lcbtcu 28ohcnnmoidn Sin cnii0cocnocr eicg Der
2aiirteu uiiroe sic gSeoeroaaluic Der SlfticnSpe
tllationn)) bier nlo in 2moon bcAlcuaW Sin
notirlidcr g8unid Ger 90riaipctlapieu. glbcr III fir
bic perbcif6ume Der Grflimo oieics &unihes o6
ioi Gin Siea Der Naiirtcn no6menoi92 gsiiroc nd)t
aud cin cutideioenoer Sieg ser Daidcn in 6roni
reid imo 3uBlono c6enfaIs Die @cOerouinobme Der
Observation-Disclosures bcdlcmigcn itno 5par iii gtep.
BORT no 8erlin2 Gos gSoberaeben Ger 90rimipicler
lit nidt oouon nb0dngig ouB oic Nuiirtc iiegen Sm
eeaenbel elm niideiocnoer Sieg Ger 0aiheu ino
Cecrreidcr iiber ocn geacn iic Ucrbinoccn ibriacn
SbeiI Gropa miroe 0cn onucrnoen SSeltireoci 6rin
oen un6 oic @oricnipeIer cpia imeciiort Ioen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
0ie 3o6I Ser glonferOttc IN Sen Der. a

Die 3a6l Der ganterotte in Den Der. Staoten in Sen
eriteu nen @ionatcn oeies Sobres lit cine ebr bo6e
% @. 0uur 50, beridten ooB i2Sli @onferotte
portanien INIT $20i03020i Gutboben uuo $27i ,9lS,.
02i Decentralization, geae 1i,7i2 9ontcrottc in Den
eritcu neln Monoten ocs @orobres nit $l34 l04,0
ojutboben mo $l96,746,376 Gerbinolhteteu 1os
if cine groBe 3mubme ocr Decentralization aeaeu oos
&oriobr- Sic erflort iid 5lnn Ebeil Ourd om 9ontc
rot Der groBcn SAntwoaren 6irma Sicgel & 50. in
9ep.Yorf Ee aroBe 8umabme Ger 3ebl Oer @ontc
rotte miro ober eoenolS o sen @rca 5uriId3uii1ren
iciil on ourh 0eniclben Oiec llncrncbmun9ou ia oc
lem Sanoc idmer ii Qdtleioenbot ge6oacn morOen
iino- Wlorpano III autgciobrcn. sic 3oll Der Ban.
terote III BON 154 in 1918 aui i66 IN 1914 eeteoeR
ober Ole gerbinolihfcitcl oie IN oicem Sabre $129r,
O56 bcttogen iino aernger ais ic in Oori0w Sabre
poren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
gIermiIdtr gIuaeieru.

Scr 4oit FAM id Jest GroreS fir
fOIgenbr 3eitidriitcn entseeeu uc0.
meu:
u@erluer gaaetiat1, seudeu.auSnotr, 12e.
.rg ggoaes, ICE.
1le 8nlnnh" 20e.
aqeipiinu Snnnrrier 8elnnn" ICE
oYrrlner 11nnrirte 3elhHs", re.
&nrl 6. gleter,
gr 500, eab.grgmont.qlpeune.
tGep20. fS. .G&@S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

Sine 9epeide ans Der eioenfabrif IN 9lurl, bic init
ben 2iaeiobrifcn in BeerSburg. Nors lro 2ouoon
lueiieiiert brodtc oeier 9aae Ole glodrdt 0aB Gier
in Nnmbnrg 8ebn D1arf oos Dubeno toitcen Gin
@ltalieo ocS 9ieonttonstobcs oes .Deitihe Gore
iponoenien~ erbiel am 5omItog eincn Dom a. Sep
tem6er ontirien @rcf BON Sam6ra IN weldem oie
Datbcne eitbaItcn it, ooB Gier III Scr oroBen oeiii
iden &oi0elsitoot cine W1ort oas Dueeno foiien-
9no 5ebn Gents peniger ais IA goItimorel SIN
Gmflone nit ocn Gcrpreen ilO Ole 3reiie fir ole
2ebensnitteI in oem BON oacr gsct ACKNOWLEDGMENT
u6unaernoen0 Detdlono. @2on modte fot piinidlen,
otqenblidlidl in Dem ~bungeruoela 0utdldno 81
lcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

1nrm 9atiion Is OIn60n, elnltiunnturen
Nhfenu bcr StrnReuonrdlbMdlS Onmmildrc
belernnas Gemmiiion, 9loih1ans.
Nn m orc. %. September 1914.
QlnliiuuS.0rrlnni uUu Nnnmnterial
WfniuB oen &otlntiien oca Obnrietc ocr
Sinoi baltimore. Abihnlti tl6, ucrneu Die
SirobenourbbrntS'0omn am 1lcnitnG,
ben Iemiicli (6) Ta8e i'm Ciio6el 1914. l1r
gluMmiiune. o0e 8nlnQicriul nul Noi 81 I'M
Neiic Der ptucns 1irnHc, bon 0i0psSiraBc bis
NuuemQQ, on Crt mo Siele dul JileuiiDcr
9lnlipn geinah Der 0ln 2S December 1912
miierieinneien &eroronuna 9lr. 2l9 oes
W{nO0rS unn Sidoiruih6 bon Baltimore pcts
laiuen- 0o ulro loe iqlai bei0rieben;
ilodigcn 3icQcien.Naocn init gSobnunN nit
Nroui on tSfnnfaSttdNc BON li.33 Sub, cts
iircdi lD iurid nit clner licie bon ontn'
lhniltiid 5104 SUB, Die iW Bette Der 0ilcn,
@ir0bc pc icti couocmniri lieNen cr1finct
mo DCtbrcilcri BON ocr Nfrooifcic hes Balls
ipnp bis 6ur Shoueiticiic Der Nig0 Sirnbe;
rlbor oas Gigcnibltm un Sobn 3. 9loooD
Nerlanis'eeolnanncsu 25q6 oes Saul.
prellcS. Vnnr
Ee Gommindrc perIanpcn ciuc quito uno
Olnreidcnoc bon elmer h0ii50ompnQne
Qeoincie 9ilqlGli BON ocnl ooer ben Mllt
fem nit 1imerbcii flr hcn Qlunut utlb Sinoi
tni0 bon baltimore. uliicr Der ecoinQun0. nub
oer Naulprce 81 folder 3eii erlea peroc luie
bic 9ci0Qicn 0omnfurc es nerloHpeu niupen,
nno infer ocr fcrncrc 9coluQnnQ Dab Der
pocr bic bclnQicn Nnlllct unctb0b orcibln
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inQier Gominlidrc aus benz Neit hednier Sill
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bernrin6len Nnocrnlilc IN bclaaicr Strabe DC
gnnrnc 6. granuan.
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cnaems 8. apaasrS,
aatiiou coOom "
ftrniyI % ANIi2 Ul llIil0uulOlcN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

9ao So6us SopfiuS Soipito begebt bentc oen 20
Sobresioq ieiuer @romug lmo 5ur ielben Set eiert
Die nit 0enI Noipita perbuiocne meo5lnhe Sebr
antoIt Tor 2lidbriacs 9citc9cn gSeldcS aioerc @o
ipioI iino pelde anocrc mcoi0inilde Shulc oll oeu
aon3en Gr0euno Bat in elmer 70 fur3ei 3et cnen 10
6o1en Rui erporbcu ols oice 6eioen 9altimorer PIN
Itoen fiir Sic Qoerna ser 9eloen ser Deudbeit uno
fir oos 5hohm llio oie tSordun9 oii mcoi3inlldem
6cbictc2 Seine f6nnen genonnt mcroen mo Die dlte
item bobcu fcncu bcbcren 9hii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

&ierGnuoeFitonlenO Areasgefangrne olleN Idl IN
1cuiidono befinoen ooriutcr 2000 ruililhe Dfii39e
inns iS riiiihe 9cneroel s9enn ooS 10 6eibeibt Qa
ben sic 9lulieL wcn and nod Soloatcn 10 oodl boo
feine 6ubrcr mebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

WdNe hr'o Nnolono br0rai q. Malut. aia
tii Naiiimp.reirabe nnhe 6uilom cDHle Abe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05
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pubers 4r. 202 Wta-enraipnn'c.rnbe
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-30
coLoRADo's DISGRACE

1t would not be surprising, states
the Salt Lake Tribune, If some for
eien nation should gently hint to the
United States that before intervening
in Mexico in the name of humanity,
the slaughter of men and women and
innocent little children in Colorado
should be stopped. The occurrences Of
the past few days in the Colorado
coal mining camps have shocked the
civilized world and brought disgrace
70 the Centennial state from which it
viii be slow TO recover.
Ever since Bull Hill one horror has
followed another in Colorado until the
climax has been reached in the des-
truction of the Ludlow tent colony,
where eleven little children persisted
in the devouring flames. We have no
desire to sit in judgment or attempt
70 fix the responsibility for the awful
crimes. but in the name of God and
humanity. is there no way TO stop the
present conflict without further
shedding Of blood?
States should be able to protect
life and property within their con-
fines. For almost generation Color
ado has signally failed in this respect,
and politics have played prominent
part in paralyzing the police power
of the commonwealth. When peace
is once more restored in the coal
camps, let the citiz MS Of Colorado,
irrespective Of politics, take an ac-
counting of the situation and, without
INDUCING determination or recrimin-
alton. see TO it that no such crimes
occur in the future. Surely there is
virtue and strength enough left in
the state 10 prevent perpetual reign
of terror.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-30
The Judges Musings
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.

quiet work now being done in thu
department of state by way of treaty
making. And yet, in far-reachine
consequences, this work bids fair tc
surpass any of the great achievements
of the present administration. We
have at the head of the department
an ayowed friend of peace, one so far
biased in favor of amicable settle
ments of disputes between nations
that it may perhaps be that he would
be failure in that station in times
of stress and storm, in the same sense
that Jefferson is said to have been a
failure as governor of Virginia during
the War of the Revolution and with
relation to the Embargo Acts while
president. 1t was no doubt this char
acteristic of Jefferson which prompts
Roosevelt to say in his "Life of Thorn
as H. Benton: "There was only one
president who was weaker than Mad
ison and that president was Thomas
Jefferson" However, sober history
has given a different verdict than
that of the man of strut, stress and
obi
The peace plan of Mr.. Bryan does
not surrender the right to resort to
arms as last resort The numer-
GUS arbitration agreements entered
into by treaty with foreign powers
are designed primarily to afford time
for reflection, for deliberation and for
the cooling down of jingo sentiment.
The arbitration award is to be final,
but only advisory, and either nation
TO the dispute will be left free to act
as it pleases in spite of the decision
IF the tribunal of arbitration The
part of the peace program
S required delay of II months This
plan embodies two great principles.
first, it reserves to each nation the
light to pursue its own course, even
lfter arbitration, where it is deemed
hat question vital to that nation is
involved; and, secondly, it affords am
lie time for the subsistence of passion
nd prejudice, thus guaranteeing that
whatever action may afterwards be
aiken will be the action of cool de-
Iteration.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-30
Tales of the Town

Being popular fellow won't feed
the kids.
How man hates his sins after
they are found out!
q q 4
1t looks like Huerta has chosen the
deep blue sea in preference to the
devil, which is Villa in this case.
q 4 =
It is noticeable that the Democrats
are beating the Republicans right
along in the civil service examina-
tion for fourth class postmasters.
4 . 4
There need be no alarm about the
Mexican situation. There are enough
senatorial and gubernatorial candi-
dates in Idaho to sweep the greaser
nation into the briny deep.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-30

WYE have an inquiry from So
" lieitous pastor who is in tiny
frontier community in which
there are a half dozen
churches, as to whether a federated
church could be organized there, what
it is federated church would be and
whether a bishop would appoint a
Methodist preacher pastor of such a
congregation,
That there are a half dozen church
es in the little village is shame. 1t
was never intended that the church
should be parasite on community,
sucking the life blood out of the
slender financial resources of the little
place, starving its preachers, disheart-
ening the people so they allow their
churches to remain locked and unused,
or used simply for Sunday school,
whilst the adults do not attend any
service whatever. This rending the
robe of Christ with prejudice and sec
tarianism is next to crime.
The question as to what federated
church would mean requires only a
very little close thinking. 1t means
that the members of a community who
are members of different congrega-
tons unite in their Sunday commun-
ity worship, that they secure pas
tor from one of the constituent bodies