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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
MmGI @araer!

@iugcponOerie ioQeu 3ur Cnpcr6lina
Oe5 @iIrGcrrecbts ucrlulaB iucrs
0en Storiuna OeS li6craeu
@lemeutcs QeriAieOene 3peige
oes 9iotional6m0e9. 10 aidb Der
in $o6nStown &ao eiirig III oe.
ler 9li9hmg t6diia
&bilnOcIpbin tl. qlpril
@cricbieoeuc 3weiaocrbanoe OeS
u1euticb }lmerifaniiAeu 9}otiondI.
8imoes@ laiien cs iicb angcIegeu iein
Gingcmauoprten be GrlansHna oc5
9iirgerreAtS 6e6Hlflih 3u fem. 0c-
troit in @1icbgan lit nit ailtem Bel
ipiel uoran aegougen lmo oer rib.
rige mo peroicnitDoue 5clret0r Des
ooriigcn 3maigea, Or. 6. &oiinoer
Der &cOafteur Der Getroiter 9l6cno-
pDit,~ crridtetc cine @iirgerihule, IN
melher &eperbern I'M 0uS 9itraer.
redt geeiglete Snituittioucn geAebeu
meroen uu ous Gramen Biz bc.
iteben. 9Itoere 3meiae giugcn Dim
mo t6aten OeSgleiben SH &6ila.
oelp6ia, 2lltoona ga, uno moereu
Stdoicn i'm Giteii pie i'm @eitcu
ipurOen @iirgcr- 5bileu erridtet, inn
oie @rlonglna oes iogenonuteu 5pei.
ten @apiereS 81 erlcihtern GS miro
mlBcrocm 0oroai 6ingeprft Ginae.
manoerte sir Serausna6ne ocs crs
item GapierS 5lI peranlaiien sliaj
Der 3peig Sobnstomu iii Dem Net
ipieIe geiolat lnO wirbt pader @llr
ger fiir oie &ercinigten Staaten 3ilr
lcbten Sieung oeS 2eaislatiuseollll'
te'S oeS 3mciges batien lld5 AZ @foll'
ner enaeflmocn, sic bercit iino, i0r
crites, rcip 3mcitca Fapier 81 erlpet'
Zen. 5ic iinO Ger @le1r5all laal
reutihc. o6cr " warcu aub 1la0en
EoIen uno ioaar bier innge SfaIlenef
6orunter Sic lid inter Den SAnp
0cS GentralbnllDes Vcl'r'l Vupe'' N "
glac 6obcu aroBcs @eriraleil y ocn-
ieIhen er III 5uar ni6t inn StaNOe,
40 93jiraerpapiere fiir lie 81 erloua
oen FAM a6er biilfreiMe &ouo lci.
iien nno 5ur &eorBirmg Scr nit Scr
eodc perbmoenen llnioiten 6eitra.
aen Icr 3mcia lieiert ,Suitriftions.
bidder welde Die an 8iirocr .Ganoi
oaicn aeluobnlid geridltetcn 3raQru
mn ole 9lntmorten oorani cnt6altcL
nncit9eloli4, wd6rruo ic III SER
%rol'otbar9 0iiice~ gcpS6nGb juni
Yrele oon p Gents uerfaiit meroen
Sle @idtigtcit Ser 9loitation itns
ler ocn @ingebauoerten inn tie 3it
oeronlaiieL 9iir9er 5u peroeu liegt
olti Der 6aiio. SIS fam oaonrcb ie6r
oicl 3ur 5iirflna sos liberalen GIc.
ments beigetraaeu meroen lae
3meige oes 0eitihsglneritaniiden
9lationolbinocsD iolltcn nod oieicr
Ribhma bin Die eiiriaite I6dtiateit
cntidlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

die oeS eriteu Spre6erS Or. 5. $.
Gommaid, Der 5uaIeib %rdiiOent oes
Stoois @er6onOe9 Oregon unO elmer
DER 8i3c 'ErGiiocuicu Oe9 )toiional-
9luocS lit cine cullii6e 6eltreoe
&reiSribter @lc@inn's ltio sic 0eut.
ihe SeitrcOe Oe9 irii6ereu Sprechers
Gogor gSitter, oe9 peroienitpoaen
McOofielrs ser u]toDriHten~ Bort
IonO's oeutic6er 3eihmg. 9la9 oiel
icr erniten unO miirOigeu 6eicr ite6t
oas @ebduGe ollen 9eii1ern 3llr 9e.
licbtiglng oifen lin 1880 llby
gI6enos be9iint Der 6eitere Ebeil Oes
YrogronmS, es miro ein @oltsielt IN
Den 9fGpmen Der ueucnCmnboqe li6
enhUideln oos oic c6orafteriitii6e
@e5eibnlng n&rd6mirfel0 er6oIten
bot. IS miro bis incl. 5onntog, oen
26. 9lpril, ooueru. Ser @rloS pir6
5lr 9eltrciting Der 9huSitottlngsfo-
item oe5 leuiiden SolieS perpanOt
weroen. PIN 8reitog 9lbenO finOet
Gin GROCER 9oa I'M gluoitoriml 0es
Gentibes Souies itoit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

@oIcSburG Sav H. 2lpriI.
9lobcrt Siggins, Scr onacfIogt
mar ieinc 6rou criboiien 81 bo6en,
I'M icinc 5tieitobter, NSltlio 5lafe,
bcirotben 5u fonnen bat lid6 icbuI.
sig befonnt. Srdulcin SLATE pur.
oc nidt wcecn @}iti6uIo OH Dem
@erbrc6eu sur Rc6enidoft ae8oaeu,
obiUo6l iic 5hreibeu an einen Cbcinl
BON ibr un0 oeiieu Sobn geridtct
6ottc, lporin tie 0icien bot ibre @}ut.
ter 5ll t6otcn. 0as @eridt mar inn
Sinblid mif oie groBe Suscno Ser
SLATE lno oeu @inihlB, Der uui oicic
ncn Si9ginS ausgeiibt uuroe, Der
gluiicbt, ooB Oos 9RdoMen nidt cri.
minell boftbor ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
9entidlc Gcutralfelleu.

'Gr5ifulmo oes ncuca prddtiaca
,ocimS Oes @ortlnuo Sociolca
Eurnpercin9. 9lub in SouiaS
GitD, @}oy miro ein iolAeS Dem.
nadit er0iiuet pcrNen
aaniuSGitD Wlo., #. 9lpril. -
Ger StaOtperbono bon aanias Sin,
Mo., 8rdIioeut @ottfrieo airn Bat
ieiucu @lau, elm oeutides Sous 5n
crridten, ser genpirtIihlmg eutge.
geuqefii6rt. Gr bat Elm &irdenge'
bduoe fiir $4,000 gefouit oas 5lped-
entipreHeno lunge6aut weroen ioa.
TSn fiiuf Sobren muB Die gon5eSrni-
me be3o6lt ieiu
Die oDliiipuri StaotS 3eititn9",
Oeren SerduSge6er uno 9eOafteur
Serr Gorl @Ieeier, ein maderer 60r,
oerer Der 9eitre6ungeu oes 9}otiouol-
bunoes lit idreibt:
oGurh Sen abgei6loIienen &nuf-
pertrag 1T Der critic Sdritt getbnn
woroen Ser 81 ocr GrfiiQrng oe9 ieit
longen Sabren ie6nlid ge6egten Ser
5enSpunideS Oe5 6iciiqen Gellii6.
tbuns iii6ren pir0: Gin .Geutihe9
SouS", Elm Sammclpltnft Elm Seim
5li belieelJ 100 Oeniihe Sitieu gebc9r
iperoen, no cas- oerti3c 9ieO, Cite
ratim S{init uno 9iienidjoit &c
pllegt umO perbreitct meroeu fonneu
100 Der neieiugemonoerte &olfsge=
nolie nit Rot6 uno 56ar 9eiitnno
tlnoet BON 100 aus &ronfe, @ithuen
ilno @aiien itnteritiibt uno aetroitet
lueroen 100 oeitiGc @emiiibliAteit
llno perliinitigc 9ebcnSireloe ungc
tort gluSorud iiHoen Gin neler
W'cllenIicin lit I'M @eroegong OeS
plell0en Ientbtbums gciebt morOeu,
elne aelie Gpode iniereS @olfstblrus
al9eoro1en Die often Gage ser
tlnelnlgtcit, 3pietro6t mo p6lfi
l~en 9Hmdben iiuo ucrgangen @c
e''''8L llart lmo inii6eruinolib Itebt
ooll y lest an ooS teutonii6e @edIec6t
j.! %ellHVtilloitri oo, elm Qeudttburlu
,o,,,a,, y, n'.leSe slS Stommcsmaeb0riaeu I'M
8uH5eH @elieh imO cine Itorfe 8elte
ae9en ale slngriiie umo llmtriebc ei.
neS cna9er5jacn perfolollnoSluiit6i.
gen Furitanert6umS. gliido,f Nm,
pGeuti6eu SouS".
Sir ooS GeutiGt6um Ser StoSf
BortlanO i'm Sdoatc Grcopn ine,ieu
ober iiir Ole Oeuti6en Grrmcr' So
gint nit Sonntoq, Dem 10 o(nri(
cine neue @poHe. Ser Nrocbtbou
Der bon iest a6 Oas neie Sem ops
8ortlanO So5ioIea CurlbcrcinS ms
cine @fla5 m0 &ilcae't3tte Nh.
iden @ciiicS icin ipG. Mrs oiSAoar
eingcpci1t Die 5c;cr er6iinet cine
9lei6c Don + ciilihieiten, sic ii4l ii6er
poIlc att loee critrede pcroe Tcr
oiijieac. Gciiofl fir0ei am 9}oMn,i,.
tog iio,t unO 6ringt Grgrcfer ms
@eiar0percinSsGortrdgc inter Sci.
tin0 oeS Irigeuicu @ugcrc L slcbin.
ger iopie cine @e9riiBlmgs 9Inipro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

gfempott g}cmS Ni, ! =
q(pril. Ger frii6crc tl siperiQ,
no. onidiiige 9rof Scnrg =. "a.
page, Ger 2eiter oes no3e g{enport
Stems belcgcncn Sompton 'ldeH6rmt
cn.Gollcacs, 6ot icincu Scpeli onrd
0ri6icbcn elm Gnoc gcma6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

6eier oes goloeneu 0oftor Subj
Idums nod elmer gan5 6eiouoeren
9Iua5ei6mm9 t6eil6aitig gemoroen.
Ger @eIe6rte bat Die @roBe aolOene
MeNaiQe fiir Miiienidait erhaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Die aanal5ull 9SOlitif.

/ ~1tOulue lllr WllleUlWulI etVullell
Die 9anal5Oa- @olitif.
Ter 5toots 9erbono BON 9}em-5cricD
6ieB ooS &orge6eu OeS ,Br0ii0cn.
ten @iliou gut. Ger Gentral
Gerein pon 9temarf bate Oagcgen
Dor Dem Gonpeut Groteit cingc.
legt C6erit Stabl Dieoer9ei
pdbG.
@aterioM g}.Sy fl. Qlpril
9luf Dem Gouoeut 0eS 9taatS.Scr-
bonoea 9|cr-S -Scricp muBte Der @ens
trolOcrein BON 9temorf bic Grid6rrng
ma6en, Dab er iicb betrcfis oeS g9is
oerrlfS Ger 9(lsnobmeflauiel i'm @o-
nomo.@eie6 in oirefteu @ioeripriA
nit 0em StoatSper6auO gcicbt Bat.
2eBterer inooiiirte auf 2Iutrag oeS
3meigOerbon0eS @li3obet6 Opa lno
gon5 bic 5aItung oea &rGliocrteu
g8ilion in Der 5raqe, mG5rcno ii6
Der Gentrolocrein bcreits na1 @ai6,
ington gepouOt BAT, um gegen Den
g9iocrruf @roteit cin3ulegeu SittoI.
geociien miro oet@eiaunItforper cine
Bctitiou fiir 8iOerruf ciurei6eI
md6rcuO ein 3mci9perbano an~aleis
der Stcuc gcgen iol9cn protcltirt
BAT.
0bcrit Grnit s. Sto6l critattetc ci'
ncl nit 8ciioQ auigcnontncnen Sab
res6cri9t ans Dem 0erpor gin0, ooB
Der Staatsperbono aQeu 9luregingen
uno 9(uiiorOcrugcn ieiteuS pes ia.
Observation-Disclosures prompt cuts
iproden mo sic Sntcreiien oes
Ielltibt6uns OeS StaateS in Der Ses
gislotltr gcruobrt BAT.
Ole glhtrGgc ocs GentrolOereinS
@li3abet6, oie @infii6rlng Oes lIntcr-
ridts i'm Geuti6cn lmO I'M Gurnen
III oen ofientli6eu 56uleu uuG Dlog.
li6feit 81 f6rOerL mo Der orobenOcn
@eiobr Der &robibition nit alien
N}ittcln 81 begegucn urlr0cn cinlIm'
mig angcuommen
Ger 9lnidhlB al oie @cieQibaitca
ocr SrIdnocr ioQ nod Strditcn IN all
len 3meigUerbdh0cu gci6rocrt mcr.
oen uuo uo6 8eri6teriiattiug on
oen @oritauO ioaen 56ritta 3iir epen.
tucllcn @rin0ltna cincs Ocuti6sirldn.
oiiNcn Staatsper6onOes gctbau mer-
ocR.
IaS Gomite iiir 9unoes-9lugeles
den6eitcn cnpiabl cine frditigere llne
teritiibln0 ocs 2e6rerieminors in
N}ilmaufec. Gem 8un0eS.Gonnent
um0 Sen Goupcnts -0ele0aten 9lep
SSerieg'S, Sen Serren 2lO. Sonfering
lno @eo. @rimmc, puroe Der Ganf
potiri.
glls n06ltc Commensurate murOe
alf 9lntrog oe5 @rdiiocutcu Stabl
oic Staats6anptitoot lreutou ans.
eric6cH.
}luf beiidllig otigenomncncn 9ln-
trag Don g. 9anfcring muroe ocr-6iS-
6crigc 4}rdiiocnt Qrnit s. Sta6l pic-
ocrgGpG6lt. gr periproh, trob ieiner
II Sabre uo1 beiten ar0iteu leine
&ili6t 81 tbun. 5erner gingen aus
Der @o6l 6eroor: I. Gice-&rdiioent,
3uliuS &aletid; 2 Gice.@rdiioeHt
9lnton i. @}Haer; Setretdr @. Ben.
ger; 6iuon5-ScfretGr, 2Intbonp s..
0bcrit; 5babmciiter, 6rieOrid8idel
mcIder ieinen aHtcn Iermin artritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12


ii6cr Sic @c6onOana ser ocut-
iAcr 9uftihificr in &crm i'm
5teigeu. 0leinci6sfloac IN
Scr 9(ffoirc Sobl.
@icn If. 9Ipril. Der neue
rtiiiide @otibaiter am Sabs6lrger
6oic, Nerr b. Scbe6efo. Bat inn 2liii.
TRACE iener &egierung cine Grfld.
rlng obge9eben Oie I'M Sinblid allf
Die ncuerlideu Gntpidhingen III Der
leb6aftciten @eiie beiprodcu miro.
Gle alnoge6mg cnt6dlt bic beIiimnl.
tc Geriiderrng Der irieoliden 9l6lid,
rem 9fuBlanoS.
Ger 9otidafter cutle6iate ii6 ici.
ue5 2llitraNa gcgcniiber Dem oitrcis
cbiihlngariiHcu MiuiIter OeS 9leu.
Bern @roicn @crdtolo, 10 OnB Ger
oiiijielle G1oratter scr Grfldrlug
0anit ieitgeitellt ii. 9l6er tn 2idte
oe5 gan3eu &er6altcnS Der riiiihcn
9egierimg miro Die 5SrieOenS6et6cu-
erung bier aagemeiu nit eiuem gro.
zen 6rage5eid)eu periebcu.
@crlin lit enlp0rt.
8erlin If. 9lpril. }(Qgemei-
mes geooueru, III weIHeS iiA 6oH.
graoiger ltnmiae miiHt erwedt Die
Ebatiahe Bob olle gcmii6rmaeu,
pclhe aui sic 5rciloIiimo oes IN
@erm ali ser uiiiiicb aiiatiidcn
@rcu5e feitgeboltcncl oeulibeu 9al-
lonfii6rers Sans 9crliner mo ieiner
1litia6rcr geriHtet lparcn pergebliA
aapcicn iino Der ginoruG lit Inn 10
peinlider, ais, einer allerOiugs amt.
lid nod nidt bciidtigtcn Nlel6unG
5lioIae, &oiier gNlbeIni ielbit iii Ger
Sacbe al Oas @eredtigteitsgeiii6l 0eS
G5areu appellirt bat.
Die &linoc Don elmer i6rmIiI ers
6obenen Spionoqe 2lnfIage acaan
9erliner lno ieiuc @eid6rien lit oo-
5l auaet6olb nod meHr ucritinmcuo
3u pirfen. O|on erblidt III Dem itc-
! tia ieinOieligeu @erbalten Der ruiii.
i6en 9eb0roen cine raid 8iuabmenoc
ernite Gonflifts.@ciohr.
Ges Dleiueios per0ddbtig.
@ieM #. 2lpriI. PMS 6rau.
3ensbao in 9o6uen miro berihteti
ooB scr Salpt-@cloihmaS3euoc III
Der 0ieleripdbnten 9lfiairc Soobl, ser
@ldl5 GommiiiGr @oln oerbaitet
moroen lit.
S0ln lit perodtbtig, einen ialiben
GiO geleiitet 81 6oben, ais er Die 9e.
ihuloigimgcn gegen Den llmts- an
ipeftor @abl BON 6ran5eus6ao erbob,
alf ipelbe bin oeier we9en Cotil-
mentenfdlidjnng, 9etrugs unO Der.
inhteu G'iitnoroes ueriolgt mur6e.
@abl, ser 5ll 2lnfang 6e6rnor pcrs
1
i6ultnoen mar, i'll befanntlicb IN Der
3weiteh @idr5bdlitc naA 5ran5eus.
boa 5nriidgcfcbrt luo 6a1auptet
feline llmidulo an oen i6m SIR Solt
| aele9tcn Gerbrehcu nadmeiicn 5lt
fonuen.
names @orDpn @clnctt
mad &iOicros
Cairo, @qppteu, II glpril III
Games @oroon @ennett Gigentbii.
mer 0es .Nem gorf 0cralo," crbolt
| it'd itetig BON ieinem fir5ldcn 9ron-
6itis.9lniaa lm6 crmartet on ndd.
! Iteu 0iepItag pon Cairo naH 9llcron-
oria ab5ureiieu IN jeucm poien
miro cr all 9oro ietner Sabt o9uii.
nrata oc6cu mO nod Ser Ripiera
obia6ren.
@Gntpfc iuGripolitauien
Houl, lt glpril Ginc bier
einqctroficne Icpci5c nelOct SAB
ole itoGeni6e 9eiaeung BON 9uao-
sal bel 9euo6aii IN 1ripolitauieu bon
600 ouiitdloigen 9lrabcra ougegrii-
fen rpiroe Gie Ge6eacn wuroeu
uah eiucm blitigen @eicdt 5uriidQc.
idlagcn mo IieBeu iiber TOO 1doc
oif oem adHpiplot. 9ni itolieni.
i6er Seite wilrOcn 5 Nlonn aetoofel
un0 II pcrlplmoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Ter 5toats Gerbano bon g|em- 5ericD
5ieB oaS &orge6ei 0es 'eroliOcn.
ten Milion 1lit. Ger Central
Gerein pom 9Iemarf Bate oagcgen
Dor Dem Gonpcut Groteit cingc-
leat. 0berit Stabl wicoer9ei
ruGbl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
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age Rran Il.


Serr 6ront Batter BON gIinneiSid
Dlinuv siebt oen foIgenoen 9eral
iipcr ciuen 9fufua roH Grippe WIZ
mic cr furirt prOe. Gr iaat
SD mliroc bon ser Srippe oelal
lcn Sotte ihredlideu SlteH @ol
meiue 6raiJ cine 6loidc 4ernna N.Y.
MIDI 6u fauieu. @lciue aiilgeu lu'e
ncn bon Wleiicrn ourbpopfI 5u 'ue'
ocu. 5ie boItc @erna ilir alldl
Sd nabm cS uicr Iaae tang slW
fiinften gog idutertc id elue ATf
qinq III 0enggalo. m 0ol3 8l 9aaelt
slieinc 1ottor 'iea"""d S1 100
mar oesbaI6 gclaA 4 n
cine groBc GripariiiB az 3cit uno
Gcl0.~
gdNs mrs gnSinue peiural q. 9loInr, 4Iu
cf,gallinIOgr rSnass, uaue Nniian, QOlr Apg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Saidtiec Gnfidlcionng.

,Sn GcroS oiirien bona fi0e" -Gercine
luO Clubs geiitige @ctrdnfc All
@}itAlie0er oil1 ain Sonntug per-
lnufcu. 9hr an @o6ltogen ioll
linen oos licbt gciiattet iein cnt-
ibieO yiGter gGilcor III 9(uitin.
0ollaS, legaS, If. 9lpril.
Cine nibtige @nti1eiOung in 8e5ug
dui bic Bripilcgicn bon @ereinen lmo
Gmbs lit fiir3li DIN GeraS crfolgt.
Der @cneroI>StadtSanwalt BAT geaen
Tie iAarf gemQbt iHo min 0en Plus
idauf 9eiiiiaer @ctrGnfc III Ocniclbcr
lntcroriideu.
Der critic ocrortigc San be5og iid)
auf Ocn agluitin Golmtrp Club mo
mllroc Dor 9fi1tcr GbarlcS 81. g9ilcor
pom 26. Giitrifts. @eric6t perbanOelt,
9iiHter @iIcor entibico, oaB oic
bona fioc4 Gcreinc imO GlubS ooS
@edbt bdtteu ibren @}itglieocru sc.
tr1ufe pera6folaen 5n ldiien.
Dogegen ici es mgeieblid, oieien
&erlmlf oOer oos &cggebcli geiitigcr
@etrdlte an cinem @a6ltoac 3u ge-
iiatteH.
Ges @eitcren enti1ieo scr 9idter,
OoB oas SoluntaoS7S S6lieBuugSgciet
nit ocn bona fioc" Clubs nidtS 81
t6uu babe uno oaB iie pon ocn @e-
iiiunnunaen oeiieIbcn nicbt setroiicu
ipiirOcG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
sAn6madcr-etrife ii gOnn 6eenOet

2Dnn @loii, #. 9lpril. Die
roo @aitoIicoer DER llnitco 56oe
g8prferS oi 2lmcrico, meldc in Der
Giciigcn un0 ocg @3oycbom 6a6rif
scr 6irma 3. s. @roners Cons I'M
,,onuor bic 9lrbcit uicocrlcgten On
ie lido pciGcrtcn hit @2itglicocrn
ocr Boot onO J1oc &orfcr'S llnion
;liuuncu 3u drbcitcn iipo sur glr.
0dt 5uriid6cicbrt
Yaiir filrs 9tnslono bciorat &. Blaine, 40
CitSnnimore StgaRe uaDe 0nituH Nunic glpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
@riroIi6 grItimmt?
Grflarnng OeS raifiGCm
SOti6aiters.
Sum6scbmm0 gutter 9lbiic6s
ten tn ISten.

$ocrr pon sGcbcds crIdBt ioIdc I'M
slrftrog Scr rriiiidcu &cgie
rilua. llnmillcn in Berlin
ii6cr sic 9c6onomng ser ocut
idcr 2ufti8iffcr in 8crm I'M
stciacu 0leinciosflaac III
Scr Q(ffoirc SnhI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

'Gr6ifnin0 Oea ncuea prdAtgen
ScimS Ocs @ortlouo Sociolca
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15
TO LOCATE THE STATE
HIGHWAY IN NORTH

State Highway Engineer St Clair
Smith has gone to northern Idaho
where he will spend some time inspect
ing main and branch lines of the state
highway system. He will join Secre-
tary of State w. L. Clifford. They will
endeavor to locate the state highway
that will serve the central Idaho dis
trict and connect with the south Idaho
trunk line on Salmon river They will
also inspect the road from Lewiston to
the top of Uniontown hill surveyed by
County Surveyor Booth of Nez Perez
county. The trip into Idaho county
from Lewiston will be made via Orch
ards. Tammany, Waha, Forest and
Westlake to Cottonwood and return
through the reservation country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15

on a 160-acre ranch near Grandview,
25 miles from tho railroad. One hun
bred and twenty-five acres were in cul-
tivation. 1t was nothing but farm
land, vet in the year 1912 the taxes
with penalties for about one year adj
ditional, amounted to $3.50. Think of
it, Think of farmer compelled to
pay those taxes in addition to his
water bill! So Mr.. Haines said to the
people. When you go to the polls take
your tax receipt with you They did
so, and Mr.. Haines was elected. The
revenue laws were again revised and
today we find the taxes higher than
ever Now Mr.. BroXon explained to
you the specific pledges in regard to
tax redemption in the Progressive plat
form. There are no generalities there.
We say to you not only, Take your tax
receipt with you when you go to vote,
but take also the Progressive platform,
and then you will sure vote the Pro-
gressive ticket
Cost of Statehouse.
1--WE have a magnificent state house,
but it's mere maintenance, the cost of
heating, janitors and expenses like
that. are at the rate of nearly $4,000
per annum. The head janitor COM
mands the munificent remuneration of
1920 per month. The office of watch
man, ordinarily a mere sinecure posi-
ton, is raised to such dignity that the
father of state official can afford to
accept 1t and the salary is fixed at $50
per month.
Now, it must be apparent that tax
alton should be considered under two
heads: /. Expenses that are extrav-
agant. 2. Economy, which will result
from efficiency in government. We
have all been going too fast the last
few years We must call halt. The
Progressive party has specifically
named expenses which are extrava-
CANT. We go before the people and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15
NO WORD OF HUERTA
CONTINUED from First Paga)

the first chief" reiterates that he will
not treat with the federals except in
the event Of their unconditional sur
render. Reports said to have been pub
lished by papers in the United States
that a provisional government would be
arranged in which the Huerta party
would have representation were denied
emphatically by constitutionalist au-
thorities.
A request from American and other
mine owners of Sonora that they be
allowed to pay back taxes in Hermo-
sillo has been granted by General Car
rama. These are long overdue taxes
which were not paid because of unset
tied conditions. Under the Mexican
law the holders Of mining property who
fail to pay taxes lose title to the land.
The effect of General Carranza's decis-
ion will be to re-establish titles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15

offer to discuss the propriety Of those
expenses. We do not make ourselves
liable to the charge of evasion. We
meet the issue squarely. But we go
further than this. We say that we
must have efficiency in our state gov
eminent. When the revenue laws were
acted upon at the last session of the
legislature I was told by the senator
who presided that the bills We're not
even read, as provided by the consti
tuition. ] presume these We're the bills
referred to by Mr.. Nihart in his speech
when he said that they cost the state
something like $4,000 for the services of
a so-called expert when any boise law
yer could have drawn them for $50.
Someone asked those senators who had
actually read the bills to hold up their
hands, and but two responded. Think
of it! Your legislative body, in a SUI
preme act of government, enacted laws
without even reading them, but this is
a fair sample of our legislative system.
Sam Walter Foss, the poet describes
the origin of a crooked street in Bos-
ton. He says 1t was originally a COW
path and he accounts for its crooked
ness by assuming that the calf wob-
bled as 1t walked. He draws the con-
clusion that 100,0 900 people daily fol-
lowed a calf that had been dead ESQ
years. This fifty illustrates our leg
islative system, constituted of two sep
arate bodies, sitting separately, and
both subject to the governors veto,
Our forefathers had but little to assist
them in planning a form Of govern
ment; they knew of a monarch, of a
house of lords and a house of com
mons. They, therefore, created a pres
ident with the veto power, a senate
corresponding to the house of lords
and house of representatives CORE
spending to the house of commons In
the early history of our country this
answered very well. Today we have in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15
VALLEY VIEW NOTES.

Capital News Special Service)
Valley View, July 15.-M. D. Graves
left for central Oregon on a trip of sew
eral weeks.
Lew DIETRICH, H. Brown and ]. Car
penter have G<ne to Thunder noun
tain.
Mrs Charles Thompson entertained
TIE Ladies Aid society at her home
Friday afternoon. A large crowd at
tended and all enjoyed the program.
Mrs. William Edwards read mission
airy paper and Mrs. Whittet gave a
talk on Riches"
Miss Lillian Langley and Miss Hazel
Warner of Weiser, who has been the
guest OF Miss Langley for the past
week. left Sunday for Boise, where they
viii attend summer school.
C. S. French and grandson Colman,
who have been in Chicago for several
weeks, are home for a brief visit.
Frank Seeley happened to be at Mt.
Lassan at the time OF the second erup-
ton and took several interesting pic
lures of the mountain at that time.
Miss Gardner and Miss Hall gave a
slumber party Thursday night at the
home OF Mrs. d. Gardner. The party
might have been called a "slumberless"
party. Those present were Miss Lii
liam Langley, Miss Hazel Warner, Miss
Sanderson, Miss B. Hightsman, Miss
Myers. Miss Hall. Misses Jessie and
Grace Gardner. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. NJ. Darrah-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15

the great private corporations models
of efficiency. Everywhere efficiency is
absolutely demanded. except In gov
eminent. You can not imagine a pri-
vate corporation having two separate
boards of directors, sitting indepen-
IDENTIFY. It would be absurd for their
president to veto the act OF the board
OF directors since he is created by them
and subject to their orders. Can you
imagine the board of directors of a
corporation not being permitted to re-
main in session until they got through
with their business? Our constitution
itself stigmatizes the legislature by
providing that the members shall Ihave
no pay for more than so days"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15
DIGEST OF DECISIONS
OF SUPREME court

I. W. Hart, clerk Of the supreme
court is in receipt of a digest of de-
cisions Of that tribunal covering all
cases reported in Vols. to % together
with table of all Idaho decisions en-
braced in the digest. showing under
what subject and when the cases are
digested, as well as the volume and
page of the Idaho and Pacific reports
were reported.
The digest contains 1888 pages and
was compiled by Judge John M. Flynn
of the Eighth judicial district court.