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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04
Minimum Wage Triumph.

The long awaited decision of
the Oregon supreme court up
holding the constitutionality of
The minimum wage and ten
hour law has been rendered with
a positiveness that will reassure
the seven other states that pass
ed such acts in 1918.
The first complete test, follow
ed the prescription by the indus
trial welfare commission of
nine-hour day for women at
minimum weekly wage of 1854,
and was instituted by a Portland
paper manufacturer. It's ground
was, of course, that the law ex-
ceeded the police powers of the
state; and, more specifically,
that it interfered with the free
dow of contract, while, by giving
the welfare commission arbitra-
ry decision upon matters of fact,
it sstook the property of the en-
ployer without due process of
law"
Justice Eakin's decision af-
firms that all provisions enact
ed by the state under it's police
power that have for their pur-
pose the protection or better
ment of the public health, NOR
ais, peace and welfare, and reas-
onably tend to that end, are
within the power of the states"
and rules likewise that none of
the laws provisions are subject
to state constitutional inhibition.
The radical and highly COM
prehensive nature of the Ore
gon law makes the decision i'm
portant to those other states,
from California to Wisconsin,
whose enactments went into
force at about the same time.
Massachusetts, minimum wage
law was the only one passed ear
lier than 1918; her 56-hour
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04

A number of our leading farmers
recently decided to try March plant
| ing corn this year. "The best laid
plans of mice and men gang aft aglee"
however, and they have changed them
plans.
J. w. C. Gardner accompanied by
Mrs. j. w. Lindley and her little
daughter, Ruth, left Tuesday morn
ing for visit to relatives in lizard
county.
Blooming fruit trees, springing
grass, serenades by hooking birds in
The morning and by frogs at night,
tinge of green in the distant forest,
disposition to dig box of red
worms and hunt for our fishing poles
ALI tell us that spring has sprung.
There are promising prospects for
peaches. We trust no late frost or
freeze will blight them.
ed at the result, so far, of the Clarke
Kirby contest, having believed that
Mr.. Clarke would win out with a
handsome majority.
T. E. Jones has his new engine
pumping water nicely, and is now
preparing for a tank and pipes for
residence waterworks.
J. w. Lindley has ordered new
grist mill to be run by gasoline en-
CINE, and hopes to be prepared soon
to grind again. .m
Mrs. Jennie Brown on the sick list
a day or two, but stirring again.
Chickenpox still prevalent, but af-
fecting no one seriously.
Prof. E. D. Ring closed his part
of school here Friday that he might
attend closing of Salem high school.
where he is to graduate this term.
Mrs. Forbes will keep school, though,
a few weeks longer.
Prof. Ring has arranged to teach
here again next summer. Eric is a
good fellow. Everyone likes him, and
will be glad to have him back,
Scribbler.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04

Stop Splitting On The Sidewalks.
The filthiest, most disgusting
and revolving thing we can think
of is a great COB of corruption
somebody has unloaded on the
sidewalk. If some who live in
Bald Knob, were to go to St.
Louis, Chicago, Little Rock or
any other city where personal
rights are protected by law, and
conduct themselves as they do
here at home, they wouldn't
stay out of Jail three hours.
No gentleman would be guilty
of such an offense against COM
mon decency, but if some men
will act the hog, then we should
have a hog law that would pre-
vent them from running at
large.
You may think we are putting
this too strong. We are not
We have not words in our vocab-
ulary to express the supreme
contempt we have for the per-
son guilty of such inexcusable
conduct.
IF we have an ordinance pro-
hibiting this nuisance it should
be enforced. If we have no
such ordinance, we should have
one-Ball Knob Eagle.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04
ADELAIDE.

Rain this week and snow last week
has put stop to the blowing in this
section. But we hope the weather
will change for the better before long.
S. G. Wick is moving his goods into
his new store house.
The people all talk for good roads,
but they don't vote like they talk.
The day will soon come when things
will change or we hope so at least.
l.. E. Plant, eff at first you don't
succeed, try,try again." So let's try
again to organize the correspondents
into a league or club. think it
would be the finest thing yet. New
port, | think, would be the proper
meeting place, but l am only one. So
let's hear from everyone. could
make this kind of an org iizatior
both interesting and benef Il. We
can succeed if we all try.
Leslie Whitlow and Miss ,lanche
Adams of this place attend. SUM-
day School at Cross Roads iunday.
Mr.. Boone of Oklahoma | IS re-
turned to old Jackson county /, make
his home with his daughter. rs. Lee
and we hope HI will be
we'll satisfied and stay il r set
Element as he is good ole AZ citi-
zen of this place.
Miss Auneen Hodges is improving
rom severe case of measles and
Mrs. w. A. Bryant is visiting her
Mrs. Fife Eden this
week.
Miss Florence Taylor, da ter of |
w. H. Taylor, has come to il with /
ner father. She brought with her
TWO incubators. She is . to be
n the poultry business. ~ Taylor
anne from Utah. George brock
norton and family also IN
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04
OAKLAND.


Everything is moving along as usual
plenty If rain.
We had quite crowd at Oakland
March 18th. Had all day meeting and
dinner on the ground.
Mrs. Ann Taylor returned from Kan
sas last Wednesday.
Misses Bess and Flossie Stuart at
tended the county examination at
Newport last week.
Our winter term of school will be
out Wednesday, March 25th.
There was quite crowd at Mrs.
Ann Taylor's last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. Taylor and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Taylor and family, Mrs.
Mary Stuart and daughter, Ruth and
Pearl, made up the merry crowd of
visitors.
Aunt Dollie Stuart is not so well
at this writing.
Louis Carrigan has been hauling
lumber, so we expect to see new
house go up soon.
We are expecting to begin Sunday
School about the first of April.
Mrs. Bertha La Tourette went to
Newport Wednesday morning to meet
her mother.
Miss Bette Barnes has been on the
hills again this week. visiting friends
and relatives but will go to Bradford
to attend the meeting.
The pie supper given at Grand
Glaize Friday night for the benefit OF
the church Of Grand Glaize, was at
tended by a party of Oakland young
people.
George Heaton has been sick the
past week.
Mrs. Sarah Bright is on our sick
list.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04

The case of Clarke and Kirby
will have to go before the Dem
ocratic state executive commit
tee, which Kirby controls. 1t
will then have to go before the
state convention, which Clarke
controls. Then it will have to
go before the United States Sen
ate, which the Lord only knows
who controls.-Memphis News
Scimitar.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04

Don't Spoil your clothes. Use
Red Cross Ball Blue and keep
them white as snow. All grocers
S cents a package.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04

provision for women has just
been upheld by the United States
supreme court. Memphis News
Scimitar.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
MUNICIPAL TICKET.

For Mayor
A. T. Hubby.
For Recorder
BRADLEY GRAHAM
For Marshal
Gus G. MARTIN
For Treasurer
GARLAND HURT
For Aldermen
First Wardl
JOHN r. LOF'TIN, R.
G. r. PATE
Second Ward)
e. L. WATSON
o. !. HUBERT
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-04-04


| Success to the Independent.
R-Kan-Saw.
DENMARK.
We are having rain. rain, but the
weather is warmer and health is
good.
Buck Boone and sons, Carl and Dan,
of Chandler, Oklahoma, are the
guests Of his daughter, Mrs. Cattle
Alexander.
The election was quiet at this vot-
ing precinct and a fairly good vote
was polled. Of course, some of the
boys went up Salt river.
The pupils of this place and sur
rounding community organized lit
erary society on Friday night, to meet
once each week.
F. M. Jones, Girls Burrows and Esq.
j. R. Hodges are putting up quite a
lot of wire fence. having adjoining
L. A. Alexander has some corn
planted.
Sam Jones and Mack, the tall man,
have rented farm land on De Partee
creek
The farmers of this community and
Pleasant Plains are hauling tons of
fertilizer from Bradford, and have
very bad roads for the business. We
do hope the good roads interest will
continue until something is done to
improve our roads for they are next
to impossible from here to the rail-
road station.
The two travelling ministers are
still preaching at Liberty every night.
B. Fl. Hays say he has corn, hay,
potatoes and work stock and mich
cows for sale.
Hinkel Hickman has some good
Western stock for sale at rock bot
tom prices.
The sale of the personal effects of
Mr.. Mason, deceased, of Velvet Ridge.
last Saturday, was largely attended
and the property went cheap for cash.
More Anon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
@ia i6r @elO luieOcr 6a6eu.

Gurd Gift gelong es geItern benz
Qoli5iIten SeB bon ocr Baltimore
Gountp. .@oli8ei, sic megen algcb-
li@cr Wobrioeerci onseihulOigte
9roi Waobel W2oore bon 9lr. A. Siio-
Siablono.9 .9lDenuc. al berboiteu. Die
2cttcrc fol- I'M glpril oieiies Sabres
Der bctoetcn sroii @1orb 9toIone bon
g1r. 5i1. Mooiion.@loce. uneefdbr
$40 obgcnommen boben. 6rou gla-
lone Iitt an cinem Seioen mo bic
@a6riogerin bcriprob OerieIben
0ieIe aranfbeit ourd ibren b0pnoti'
idlcn einfluB gang 5u beieitieen.
Sc0csnol, ucnn Die arontc por'
lprah. nmBte iie cinen gclUillcn BE
troq entrihtcn. 5rai Niolonc
fonntc notiirlih oic aranfbcit nift
los mcr0en uno beoauertc, oos @el0
binous gciporfen 81 boben. glls NM
Dor 5pci Eoeen cine 9etonnte aus
@irginien iic beiudte, er5Gbltc fc oie'
fer Die @eihihte. Gieie gcfonnte
ging oonn nit Scr 8ctrogenen nod
Ser Canton @oIi5eiitotion uno liieB
iih eineu Soitbeiebl ousitcten. 6rail
@loore iol idon friiber beridieoene
0luIe megcu @obrioeerei Dor oen
Sbrantcn oes @cridts eeitmoen bo.
ben. Eoli5iit SeB erbicIt Oeu Salt.
6eie1l 10 off er jeoOd an ole Ebiire
ser Geuiinidten FAM eridien DER
So6n oericI6en ouf Der S6mcle.
Der Bof5ift eins oann in Ole slpo'
tbctc an Ger ndditen Gde uno ionote
Elm ain0 nod ser @o6mng Der 6roil
01oorc nit ser glddridt, OaB iie onl
1elepbon gcipiinidt perOe. 6rolI
Mloore fam Damn nod Der slpot6ete
uno wuroc Der6nftet. Sie miro bciItc
9iidter Eopen in Der Canton @oli-
5eiitotion borgenlbrt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
streitsnSs aramen.

Gin beitiocr annpf 5Uiideu orei
Srouen foitete eeitern Die gIngrci'
icr, 6rI. Morp Wloniing imo oercn
N1utier. 5rau Clara 5innieon bic
ot Der 9ioolc.Strobe, nabe @reen.
mountglpcnue. pobnen ie 81 uno
Soften. Die Sorarbeiterin in elmer
Tobrit. Sri. 0anrgarct gproh bon
9r. Si6. 0HeoeeritraBe, bate Sri.
Monnine entlaiiel ino olS OieleIbe
mad Souie tam uno i6rer Wlutter
oen 5oa cr5oblte. eerietb oieieIbc IN
iclhe @lhb. Dab iie ioiort nit ibrer
Sohtcr nod Ger @obnmg Der Sor.
orbciteriu ging. Dort roien iie Die
W2utter. 6rou aate 9Dron, imo nod
oem cinige @ortc eeioaen wareh
iuuroc 6rou @Dron bon oen 3meicn
ouacblid at 9ooen eeihlagen. Die
@ei0en muroen onnn uerboitet uno
9lihter Dean in Der norooitlihen
@oli8eiiiotion DoreefiIbrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
I!naIiIaIIaes IfamlIIenleben.

8alcr rn0 Sobr itanoen gelicrn
Nloracu bor 9iiAicr Geon IN Der
norooiilidcn Goli5eiitaiion obne BOB
elmer ser bcioen hph Dem Sdidlol
ocs aAoereu iuuBte, 5obn Goiter
bon &onilion wnroe neacn rnac
Dii1fidan @ctragcus scgeuiibcr lei
ner Sdpie8ertohter 5rai Gltciio
Iolicr BON 2aurapilc NIT ~ mo
aoiira 6eitrait Cine balbc Shmoe
pdicr eri4ien icin So9n 8omaro
Doiier, ser @oite bon 6rau eitelln
1oicr ID Ger goIi5eitaiion mo
iraaic. % Ella s}rr6oitsbeiebl iiir i'm
oefbaHoen iei. Ga oies Der San iDor,
pnroe ct ieiigeaommeu mo geitern
@orniitas megei 9eria4ldlliauns
iciacr Brai oem 9ldltrr poraefiibri
Der 8an i0aroe aiii orci SSodlcn Der.
iogt uodoen scr 6Demaun pcrlpro'
aea boitc, ieiner $iIihten nad5il,
loumeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
Sin Nabuerlicbba6er.

Inter ocm @er0ad5t nidt penl9er
olS 10 Siibncr geitoblcn 5u boben'
miro 5ir 3eit ser giceer 9lobert zee
bon gr. l405, @enniDIpanio'sluenue'
in ser noropcitIiben FoIi5eiltotion
icitocbaItcn mdbreuo ole Foli5ei be-
miibt it, ocn GisentDiimcr oes VSc'
fliigels ousiinoig 81 maheh. See
crtldrt, CT babe Die Nubncr actauit
9l j. Sd)ulte bon Cumberland, III
pcrihlpunoct ino bie golBei Ne.
iiir6icl. Dob er dui cinem 9Iuliern'
boole ieilaehaIien mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17

0os bon @eo. @iintber gebrouie
Nicr III 0a9 bette. @ieIe 8eluibeiIer
bon @icr criIaren. oaB es irgcno
ciuem eriitlaiiigen nlslauoiiheu
Qiege aleiNtomui. 0eraoe oas Gine
iia ocn 6amilienacbrau@. 6einlies
alfoulo. better @cidnfad uuo icbr
nSbrltaiiign Gircit pn Ser @raue'
rel 0urd e neneiicu DlaIdlinrn OBJ
eca0b moourh oblohiie Heinbcii
eeii6eri niro aiIte $i.00 @tone
agplie 10. (auuii8,lSiQlo,D ,Dc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
0Lnf nsr ctrnfe rrfrnnft

Bon ciuem pIobIihcn llnpoblieii
bciaacn puroe eeitcru @ormittog
tur5 Dor 10 lIbr bic 2t Sabre oltc
Sophia arait, cine Der bon Gopitdn
So9on bon Den n9oIinteers Of glme.
RIGA" an Ser 0dc bon Noparo no
Remington StraBc poiiirten SomnIc'
lrinnen Sic uuroe IN oos &oipitoI
.oes Stcmort'idlen @oorenbouies ac.
broht uno bon oem ooielbit itotionir-
ten QIr5te be6auoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
Sin idJlparstr Ginbr,dlsr.

,Sn iciu eiacncs @rab lcgtc iid Sc
tern slbcuo oct gleser Sobn @eimS
bon glr. 20lO. acoier- StroBe, Der
mad Der uorooitIiideu Eoli5eiliotioi
tant Inn 5il iragen. mas 9lunoe.Scr
geant 8nocl. Der au glohmittag N
ieinen Solne par bon ibm pole
Sin ouOcrcr gleser, ocr IN Der Sta'
ton biuter SbIoB lno Riegel iitt,
bate qpius beIhAoigi, ibm 9cltob.
lcuen 1obad, Gigargttcn etc sum
Verfani iibcracben 81 baben Eie Ar'
tifcl puroen iesten Sonltog aus Dem
eaoca bon 6raii aoiep9ine Eaniaro
bon glr. 1901 rp.gSolle'StraBe,
aeitoblen, mo eiaitenant eraie lleH
Sen 9leoer perhaiten nndoem ct oaS
Siations1aus pcrlalcn 1atte VI
iuur0c ocs aracbIiAen Gin6ruhS an
aeihnloist uno miro bcute Aid1teI
Teau Dor9eiiIbrt Ueroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
goli,si.graaOent reiiauirt.

Ifn @oli3ei.@raiiOent reiisHirt.
Sr. Sames WcgpoD miro iid nm sic
republifonii6e Domination ais
0lopors Ganoioot beiper6en.
@aS er ii6er ieine SteIlume iogt.
Gie 8eiiguation Dem @ouper.
neur iiberiouot.
Sr. SomeS WlcGbop, Der @rdii0cnt
ocr @oli5ei. .9c5oroc, bat geitern Dem
@ouberncur @olosboroueb ieine 9le-
Equation ais NlitelieO Der @oli5eibe.
h0r0e ii6erianot. Sobalo Ser @ou-
tcrneur oieiel6e occeptirt miro er iid
Inn Die Domination alsW2opors.Gan-
oiNat Der Republitoner beperbeu.
Sr. NlcgooD puroe Dor 40 Sabren
IN Baltimore eeboren beiuhtc Die
9ombide Sdulc uno itu0irte SuriS-
pruoen5 auf Der llniOeriitdt bon Nlo-
rpionO.
Su 1912 mlrOe er gum Wlitglieoe
Der repnblifaniiden Stoats @obl-
ouiiihtsbeboroc ernonnt unO reiig-
nirtc an I. Sanuar 1914, porouf er
rom @ouperneur sum @rdiiOeuten
ser 9oIi5eibebor0c ernonut purOe.
Sr. N1cgDoD, Der lid ais @aitglieO
ser 9oIi5ei6eboroe Ourh ieinc libera.
len gIniitteu imo tiidtiee @eruol.
h;Hg eiuen guten glamen erluorben
bat. iaste geiiern 9IbenO: rScit eini-
ger Belt lit Oorii6er aeiprohen NOR.
cen oaB iA ais Elm Wlitglieo Der go.
li5cibe6oroe mid niht I'M Die Ylop.
ors Domination belperben fonnte
sd babe Oariiber niht oie geringiten
Seoenfen. Gie onsenideinlide gIb.
Ic6t Der in Dem @eiebe eutboltenen
@eIiimmung, ooB fcincr Der 6eiagten
Gonnliiidr pdbren0 Oes Eermins,
fir mel6en er ernonnt purOe, fir
ern mdbl6areS o0er onrh @rnennung
su beietenOes glnt quolifi5irt iein
io0e ae6t Oa6in einen Gommiiidr 5r
rerbinoern, fir Elm 9lnt alif5rtreteb
w6hreno er i'm 9lmte lit, unO babel
ros glmt uno oie Modjt, iuelhes ibn
FIBER 0ie @oli5eiforce gibt fir ieine
Gampaane 6enubt. Snoem ib bier
Nionote Dor Der Nloporsmabl reiig.
nire, i6eint es mir, Dob ib OoGitdn.
Sig oen goridriiten oes @eiebes cut-
iprchen babe. Sd fpiiroe mid nidlt
Inn Die Mapors Gnnoioatur 6ewer-
6emer6en, uenn ih nidt mebr ais ir.
aenO Seman0 in Scr StnOt piiBte,
oaB oas @oli5ei Eepartement a6io-
Int BON ser @olitif mio bon @oliti.
fern aetrennt pcroen iollte, II. 5uar
chi ieomcelide @eiie. SD wiinite
nod 5u ertp1bnen. oaB ih Oieie Pin.
ecleeeu6eit elmer gIn5o6l 9lcdtstrn'
cigen uie oen $50. S. s. iSronce, g.
3. 9aetier Ii. a., iuiterbreitet babe,
lmo oiciclben iinO einitimmig ocrsln.
iiAt, ooB meine Saltlng in oieer
qlnaeIegenbeit correft it,"
&r. McGpop bat iih, uie i6on er.
md6nt, ais @rdiioent ser Foli5ei6e-
hcroe portbeil6oft msse5eiduet.
9hlBer ibn bewerben iid oie so
GhaS. Seineemon umO Sr Sbeo- y.
gcis I'M oie repubIifonii6e gloniina.
tiou ais 0loDors Gonoioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
gIIs eeidle aniacinnOsn.

a6onos goebn, 30 Sabre alt
mur0c ecIicru Morecn III ieinem
Seim ylr. 5t3. loro.ercteriiroBc,
ais 2cid)e oufeciuuben. 6rnl Scro
Smith bon g4r. 1924 Goitle.StroBe,
bcaob iid noA Dem @eim oes 9oebp,
nm ocmielben cine @otidoft 81 iiber
briuecn. ga fe feine 2Intport III
Dem Sauic crbielt breob iic iih nad
Dem 3imner oes @lonues ino iauo
ibn toot olii. Coroner Or Gbnu'
bcrs pom uuttIcren Diitrift itcnte felt.
ooB @oebn eines uotiIrIi6cn SooeS
qeitorben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
gROrO i'm eritcn 0raOs.


Ser 9lcger Oscar Goriep in eaicott-
Gitp i6ulOie behnoeu. Satte
Sru. Soiepb 9afcr bon SOworo-
Gountp cridIogeu.
Ter gleacr Oscar Gorieg, ipeIdcr
om Ql6eno 0es q. Cftobcr Serrn
sSoiep6 gafer nit elmer @icrilai6e
nieoeridlug, ioooB Der glugegriiiene
am 2S. Cftober i'm ct. gIoues-Soipi-
tai ieiner @erlebuug erlag, wuroc
gciteru BON Oen @eidworeuen Sow'
aro.Gountp's oes WlorOeS i'm eriteu
@raoe ibuloig beilmoen.
geie iciucr 3eit ousfii6rli6 berid'
tet, creignete i6 oie G6at am gin-
gauge 81 ser 5orm bon Samuel $.
Sopfins 5u Sia6lano, Oeiieu 9Iuiiebcr
Der @etootetc mar Serr 9ofer, in
oeHen @egIeitung iid feline 5rait 10.
pie Elm Sreuno befanOen, itellte Den
9lcgcr megen uubeiugten @ebrauhS
eines oes Scrrn Sopfins geborenoen
Gferoc 3ur g7eOe uno prrOe glei9
oaraui bon Dem idwor5en @eieIlen
angeoriffen lno 81 9ooeu geidlageu.
g1adoem cr and Serru 6eoerleim
oen 9eeIeiter Srn. 9afer's, ottadirt
uuO DerIcbt batte, selong es Goriep,
an cntfonumen. @alo Oarauf puroc
cr ieooh eingefangen uuo perbaitet.
9ei Der @erbanolung reprdientirte
Staatsanpolt Soiepb g. Couooon
Oeu Staat, 9lidter 6oriptbe prdii-
oirte uno Serr @rneit g. 9Ioams illn'
airte ais Obmaun Der @eihporenen.
Tie 9ertbeiOieumg Dertrot 9oiIis z.
@larf. Gas llrtbeil GorieD'S oiirite
oller @obrideinlibfeit beute gormit-
tag gefdnt meroen.
Cine oIte &Iogc.
Sym areisecriat bat Die 6irma
aline Bros. & So. aus 6lorioa cine
4Iooe nm $tS4O.24 eegen Die n8ol-
timore Underwriters gleencD" ein-
reiden IaIIen. Qic glbiiHt Der aloge
eebt oobin, Oic @erflogten fir Die
3oblung cines 8oblinesbefebls &C.
gen oie n@ermon Union Sire Sr-
iuronce So. boft6or 0u MAIDEN. Ser
3o6llnqsbefe6l mar am 90. 5ebruor
1911 ausgeIteIlt. Inter oen 0lit-
berflagtcn iiuo: SenrD9rebnt Sronf
Sdleunes, irn.. Sreoerid q. 0ol-
ficl0, GOmorO q. Gonnellp, 5ront
Steil, gllbert @. 9lot 5. Senrp
Sii6er, 6rcOerid S. @ottlie6, Soiep6
8. Soc0. Somes 8. 5eamon Soiepb
Sdomberger, SenrB Smitb & Cons,
9(nton 5ertor imo Souis @iiIaer.
@ermodt Niles ietnen
g d eltern.
91o6 Dem Seitomeut ocs pcritorbe.
ncn goters D2iec8pslom 9orobaB, oos
geltcrn i'm @oiicngeri6t einoercidt
puroc, bat ocrielbe ieoer ieiner
Smweitern $40 bcrnoht, uno Der
Rcit idat oerjeuiaen Sdpciter gu
mel6e i'm md6renO DER iieben Sabre
md6renocn Grontbeit sepfleet bat.
9rci Sabre 3ndtbauS.
Sn Griminalgerid)t ipuroen bic
g9eoer Robert Sdofielo mo Charles
Sountoin bonn 9lidter elliott 6u ie
bret Sobren 8udtbois nerurtbeilt,
neil lie am 20. 9lobember &rn. q.
S6rciber in Ger. 400, Git-5apette.
StroBe. nit einem &ebolper beorobt
uno Inn 81 beroubt batteu.
Satte W1eiier i'm 9ett.
S,n Sen @crbonOlungen Der Shei-
ounesflogc Der 6rou @lorD 6. Soul
ton i'm areisgeriht 9tr. 2 eegen Or.
Sonucl O. @oulton, Der friiber oil
Der glortb 9lpenuc, nobe Der 70.
StroBe. nobnte, iagte Die 6rml aus,
ooB Or. Soulton beitdnoie Elm gro
BeS 0ieiier unto rieinem aiIIen I'M
Bette bottc. Ser 0lonn miro be-
iduloiet Oie Srou berloiien 6u bo.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
Nraus0Tidc 0uubsu 81 ben @afIs
bcruieH.

Ger iran5oiiide GoniuI g. Rooil'
Ton III BON ser Voiihait in @olbina.
tom benadridtigt mor0en Dob I'D
alie iron55iil6cn iuneen cclte. mel
de bis g8cihnohicu onS is. Sebens'
fobr crreiden iir oen Dicnit I'M
0ricae meloeu nliilicn Sn Deililu'
lamb Hno oieicnigcn 9ldlmer, melHe
6os 20. Sobr errcidt bobcn nod
nictt einberuien lmo mcrotn bls suln
6ra5iabre 5urild gebaliea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
Sr. 4. &. Slatferb gcItOr6rn.

Gincm %er5lciOcn erlng geltern
goriniitog I'M 9lItcr bon 81 Sabren
Sr. Sobn s. Slatiero, @liiglicO oeS
9ireitoriirnis ocr u42crcantile.
gonf. hi iciner seobmns. 9lr.
1896. @eIt9oltimoreiiraBe Gr
binterldBt feline g9ittipc, 6rou eIi5a
s. Slatter0, cine Sdpeiier, 6rolI
eaen 8. GloncD III Bolton. ino ciucn
9ruOer. Srn. Somes SIotterp in
llticn gS..N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17

iine Gie 8fIaiierims oes neuen
@ertcbrspeees piiroe aaein $1i0.,
OOc folten mo mare Die Staot ae.
Uunugen, $4,000 fir Gntidaoiguu.
Qeii 5u entridten. 0laior SbirIeD
hattie Den Blan fir oie neue Strobe
heraeiieat Rah oenielben iolte Die
Strabe cine 2duee BON ~ Dleiie
bcben
@oriiber Ser @fIaiterungs'
Gommiiiion in GbicoGo.
Sn Solge Der 9Ibueieubet oes@rn
q 9eitb Compton, oes 9oriibers Der
ii0otiiden @iIoiterunes Gommiiiion
fiel eeitern oie regelmaBige Siblmg
Ser aenannten @omHiiiion aus. Sr
Compton ipeilt ucbIt ieinem gIiiiiten.
ten O. Wl. GoofieD in Chicago, mo.
iclhii iie an Dem 9anoitroBcn Son.
crcB EDeil ncbmcn Am ndhitcn
gonutaa febren fe uad Baltimore
5uriid. Sn Der gIbweien6eit oes Srn
Compton iineirt Sr 2eonioaS @
Snrner ols @oriiecr Der 4floiie.
rnass.Gommiiiiou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
Qcr @Ieliransport IN WlarnIan0 IL

Ger 9iebtronsport in WlorDlonO lit
picoer fiir 5uldiiie erflart iuoroen.
SSn Ger Mnrplano Staats. Orange
in Der rS0O 5ellopS.Snlle" bieIt &c.
itern @roi. S. 6. Wlesger eiuen @or-
tros iiber Oeu @ert6 Ger Shulcu.
0r. .. 8oluell @risipolo bat fir
oen WorpldnOer 3weie oes u9lotben
&reiBeS" bis iebt $i2,70O eeiammelt.
Sn Dem S6ninSiiidtigen.Soipital
81 Guoomooo 6ei Topion 6roudt
man parmc 9leioung fiir Die &a.
tienten Solde miro Don SRI. ReD-
uoloS in g1r. 800, gtoro.6barIesitr.,
entgeaeugcuommen mo BON ibr lue.
terbeiorocrt per0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-17
Weern ridiidltsluIcu 5a6rens be-
Itrnit.

g9eil CT sic fir glutomobilc 5uldI'
Iioe @cihiuinoiefeit iibcridritten
boiie, Duroe ecitcrn Der g1eser Sobu
Chambers bon gtr. 1882. Dudo,Sia.
qlbenuc. in Der norOipeitliden 9oli.
seiitotion bon Ridter W1c6oill 81
$50 Strofe uno Soften beriirtbeiIt
Gein glnmoIt Ieetc 9eruiuus ein mo
Chambers ipnroc nod Stelling BON
@iireihoft porloufie ouf freien Sub
geIebt. Seine Gerboftlng iiu0 Be
Itrofiing mar oie 5ol9e elmer Coli.
iion 5miihcn Dem 9lutomobil bon Or
Sulhs 6ricoenpoIo, mobnboft IN
91r 1913. ro.gborlesitroBe. nio
oenienigcn ocs Nrn Sbomos Do.
Gonobue. nobnboft in Den Dub
Aparlcmcuts. am 0loutag sl6eno an
Der gde BON Qinoen.9IOenue uao
2ourcns StroBc. bel weIaem pie be-
ridtet. scr Gbouiieur Or. 5ricoen'
nolos. gsiaiom s. Bennett. niht
uncrbcbIiA berlcbt iuorocn mar.