Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
KILLING OF FRENCH
DEPUTY START[ES PARIS
(continued from Pare 1A

The body of the noted deputy was
placed In a city ~nveya which.
surrounded by weeping comrades and
friends, proceeded through the streets
to his home, followed by a detach-
ment of Republican guards. There
were shouts Of "Vive Jaures" by some
of the crowd, and similar shouts and
a demonstration in front of the office
OF L'Humanite and in the boulevards
When the news became generally
Assassin Made Sure.
IL is reported that the assassin first
telephoned to the restaurant. which
was a favorite dining place Of NJ.
Jaures, to ascertain If he was there.
M. Jaures had returned here from
Brussels. where he attended the in
ternational socialist conference to pro.
test against war and since his arrival
had delivered an address with his us
ual eloquence on the question, His
campaign against hostilities is thought
possibly to have had some connection
with his murder.
Why He Shot Jaures.
n OF the eye witnesses to the
shooting says the assassin of NJ. Jaures
declared after he had fired:
i did 1t because Jaures fought the
three first years (the three years mill.
AIRY law. He found France"
me government last night took Of
nc1al notice of the crime by order.
ing a proclamation. signed by Premier
vlVlan1, posted on the walls Of paris
u the murder of M. Jaures.
ana counsels the people not to give
Wy 10 and throw the city
A Brilliant Career.
lean I,nNr To. -- .r
Castres September 3. 1s5e ~ at
educated at the Lycee Louis-1e-c "as
and the Ecole Normale superieurs
and took his degrees as associate in
philosophy in 1881. After teach,re
pnliosophy for two years at the Iwcae
OF ADJ (Iarn). he lectured at the TrniS
versity Of Toulouse. He was aIectaS
Republican deputy for the denartmsnt
OF Tarn In 1885. In 1889. after NV
successfully contesting castres, he re-
1urnea to his professional duties A.
toulouse, where he took an active in
terest IN municipal affairs and helned
,'nnouha the medical faculty Of the
thases sf oy ne also prepared two
DE PRINTS Socialism p9t.sophy
Eineamentia apud Lutherum, Kant
Flchte ct Hegel" (1ss1) and ~ Saf IT,
IL du Monde Sensible"
IN 1902 he ave energetic s,nno~+
10 the miners of Carmaux. VIII 49,
out on strike in Consequence VEN
DISMISSAL OF a socialist workman rai
vlsnac; and in the next year he We.
fe-eieGted to the chamber as dennfS
aor AID Although he was defeateS
Inc eiect1ons OF 1898, and was FOR
eInn,y years outside the chamber, His
speeches made him a torns
IN politics as an i%ntellectuai .oIce
OF socialism. champion
Defender Of Dreyfu..
He edited the Petite Rsnr,
ano was one Of the most enereet;c H.
aenoers OF Captain Alfred Dreyfus r.
approved Of the inclusion ~ ~ MI re
1eranq, the socialist, in the waids VII
rousseau ministry, though this 20 ~
q Spit with the more revuimtio eu 10
section by M. Guesde. ohary
IN iSo2 he was returned an a.,
min; Alul, ana during the Comics "a,
coharanoa n ms influence secured the
aiition known as "The Bloc " ~ go.
ne founded the socialist nana. ryV4
nlanlte. The French sociaiist nnu-
, e 2 ! a congress at Rouen in MHtoups
iso5, which resulted In a new Ma ar
iaatlon; the new party, headaa .pnso!-
oaures n Guesde, ceased to ny N.
ei te with the radicals and radicsipsa
IIaiaH and became known as y
= on naI1 Socialists, pledged to adv,n me
a coliectivist program. aoVance
NJ. Jaures, in addition to hi. s.,,..
Preues. actiyity, published Las
lion %socialiste (1sss); Etudes Ae-
,s.es (1so2); and, with other Hocial-
ators' Histore socialiste l1so1Sao
hSSaSSln'e Stafornn- 81
later the assassin deciarad.
4ave committed this ac,. ~ .s II
Ia a BETRAYED the countrv because
ing inc campaign against the lead
yvar military law. / believe nn tnree.
psn's : traitors. and II I can o ni, must
WY Vn pas been accomplisheda 'eel my
villain declared he did m.
70 the revolutionary or ~. "a pelong
eague but simply acted - naelionary
1erora' and decided 10 ms own
saures He said he was ! n
Archaeology. He added that 81, tuoent OF
tWent been in an insane a AVS mother
n. The police believe vt,,.,,
tsayy unbalanced. He viii men
What some men reonir.