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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
GSrciaeiprOdlcm.

@oli5ei Snipeftor SuiieD bon 9fcu-
gorf wegen Seweismongels frei-
geiproben. ~ @iro nun ouf 9e-
iteGungS glnflogen bin pro5ei-
iirt.
9}em 0orf, 7. MGr3 9(m
Glontog lGuft sic megen glten Ger
6alteuS ouf 5e6n Wlonute 6era6geIeb-
te einid6rige Strafe Ser pier GF.Eo,
So6n S. Nlilrt5a Sanes s. T6onlp.
Ii5ei Snipeftoren GenniS Speeucp,
DIN unO SomeS 6. &uIieD, Oie Dor
So6resfriit ser 8eri6m0rlmg 5ur
6ernboltung oes 3eugen George 81.
Sipp aus Dem Staate i6uloig be-
funOen purOen, o6, un0 geltern emf
icbieO Oie glppeQ 9l6t6eilng ser
Supreme Court ii6er Die bon ibnen
eingelegte 9eruiung. Iieienige Der
orei @ritgenonnten lit a6gemieien
moroen. SuiieD Dagegen muroe me
gen 9emeiSmangels freigeipro6en.
SuiieD 6efinOet iid bereits ouf
freien 6uBe. 9(6er iein @rfoIg lit
inter llmItGnOen oo6 nur elm &Dr-
r6usiieg, ser i6m t6euer 81 ite6en
fomnen mag. g916renO nGnrlib
Oie @eriAmorlng pegen Oeren cr
6eina6e Oie poQe Stro3eit auf 9lod-
pe0S SslanO ber6iiBt bat, nur cine
lle6ertretimg I'M Slime OeS Strafge-
ieb6ubes mar, iApe6en nod 5pei9ln-
flogen megen paiiibcr 9eitehling ge-
gen i'm bic ais Gerbre6cn mit3udt-
bousitrofe beOro6t it, Gr iol num-
nebr auf Oieie 9lnflugen pro5eiiirt
perOen lm0 mur0e oabcr noHOem
i'm ieil 9lnmolt, 6roncis 8. @ell.
mou i'm @inDeritdnOniB nit Oem
DiitriftsonmaIt geitern 9fodmittog
BON Der Strofiniel obgebolt 6atte, 10.
tort BON 9ii6ter Seo6urD ouf Die
neuen 9lnflageu unter $4,000 9irg.
; idaft geiteQt. Cine 9iirgibofts-@e-
ieQi@aft lteQte 0en 9onO, lmO Sui-
ieD elite no6 0em Seim ieinerS@mc.
tier in &odopoD. @ermdg er iid er.
iolgreid au1 gcgen sic neuen 9ln-
flngen 5u pebrelL 10 mliB er, faaS
man i'm ni6t etipa i'm Gis5iplinor-
mege entlGBt, mieOer in Den 5ltleBt
BON i6m 6efleioeten slang, BEN zines
@oli5ei GopitGns, eingeieBt merOen
lno fam nlidb sur glod5ablung Ieis
mes @e6oltes fir sic gdn5e 3eit ieit
ieincr Suspeniion beonipruhen. gr
miro Damn oQerOings giinitiger &C.
itellt ieil ais ieine Orei bis6erigen
Iiitgefangenen bic 5nor onD}Ontag
9lodmeQS SslonD ols freie NiGnner
nerIolien peroen o6ne meitere Yro-
3eiiirlmg befiircbten 81 ntiiiien o6er
bod nit Dem Stigma ser 8erlirt6ei-
lng 6e6oftet 6lei6en unO @ieocrein-
IteIlmg in Die %oli5ei nidt Oerlon-
gen fonnen.
Gic 9(uf6e6ung OeS ltrt6eilS gegen
SuiieD erfolgte, G6nlib mie Die Oes
9eder'ihen GoOesurt6eils, NIT ser
9egriinoung, OoB ser sbulOipru6
MIR ouf @runo Ser ni6t bon ln6e-
t6ciligter Scite beItdtigten 9(uSiuge
cines Mitt6GterS boiirte. @iit Dem
llnteri6ieOc ieOod, OoB oos @ericbt
bier 5ugleid) S1ulOloiigfeit ouf Sci
ten ocs 9lngeflogteu onnimmt unO
i6n oo6er freiipribt, onItott i'm 5unl
neueu @ro5cB 5u peripeiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

6eute 9l6enO BEL einem Diner ge6ol-
tepen 9(nipro6e ouf ieinen beOorite-
1enOen 9eiud in SiiOumcrifu 9e-
5ug. Gr erflGrte, OoB Der 3ped iei-
ner Geiie einfad in ieinem @lnide,
0oS 2ouO SIT ieben, 6eite6c Gr fiigtc
ieOob 6in5u BOB es ie6r erireuli6
iein wiirOe, wenn ieiu 9eiu6 Die Jest
i6on eusge5eiGucten 9e3ie6uugen
5pii6en Geuti6IonO unO Den iiiO-
amerifuniiden &epu6Iifen nod i0r-
bern f0nnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
gDiurS anf 6ober See.

9&cm Dorf, Z. @}Gr5. ~ 9lnT
0cm 0ompfcr ogictoria 2uiie~ Der
Sanburg-9 -9(merifa-2inie, mel6er ge'
Itern bon ieiner 5meiten oieSjGbrigelI
@eitinOienr6a6rt 5uriidfe6rte, mrroe
am 10. 6e6ruor Der &ii6en-StelparO
9ufreo Bitrp bon ieinen &ameraoell
@crn6or0 2enfc crito6eu. 8eioe
maren felt einiger 3eit Derfeinoef
unO ais iie in ser &ii9e &artoffeln
i@dlteu, gerietben beioc wieOer II
Streit. g8itrp murOe bon Dem @egs
ner nit Dem &ortoffelmeIier in Oel'
SalS gelto9en, mo Oa babel bic gro
be S9lagaOer Olrr6i6nitten muroe'
itarb er in einigen Mlinuten an Ser
blutllug, e6c ibm ser S6iffsar5t Or.
&onge 5u &iilfc fommen fonnte.
Der 0ompfer, bic frii6ere o9erti1'
lonO~ mar sur 3eit ouf Dem @cge
bon 9iep-Norf nod Sobana, rnO ais
Ger 0ampier in Sapdna eintraf mnr'
sc @itrp's 2ei9e BORT beeroigf.
9enfe murOe I'M ndbiteu SafelL III
San SSuan ouf Borto 9fico, Dem Oellf'
I6en &oniul ii6erge6en, Scr i'm be-
6uis @ro5eiiirlng na6 Sambnr9
iouOtc.
@itrD mar Som6urger imO par'
mic Scnfc, in So6oYeu fiir bic 6aDrl
augenuitert porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

tc bic Steailugna6me in oieier 6ra-
ge ii6erldBt, 5n beipreden. Die lis-
fulton iolG onI Sonntag, Sen 10.
N}Gr5 gelegentliA ser 3uIalmnen-
funtt Der @eiitliden Der Die g9irtb-
iGoften observation-disclosures
idjoiteu oeS StaateS 9lep Oorf itatt-
iinOenOen lno Superintendent 9ln-
rerion lit 6ereit, Die 6rage, wer nit
Ieincm StanOpunft i'm &e9t it, nit
irgenO einem bon ser 9raucr-@erei-
niglmg crlpGblteu 9lumalt 0ffentli6
81 erortern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
GteriliIirnna pun GtrGflingen.
o { 8 O} . ines. "A. Z. Wll

9cS Wt Dimes, Sa., z. W,ui9.
Die bieiiae itaatIibc GoIlfrp!.
Gommiiiion oerfiigte berte Die Sfel'o ~
IiIirung BON 8man5ig Straflingell O.t ~
inn Itaotliben 3u1ibauie aiT 0ul'
@laoiion imO in ser @eiierlllgSa'.
italt in 9(namoia umtergebradt lOp. op.,.
Oen iino, umo lieB Oie 6etreifenOe S''n w,
oronung ouf @rimO eines l'er's" ne;,
Stoatsgeiebes oeu @e6orOcn Der ". ~
Oen ocnouuten 9(nitalten 5uge1ell,, -, =,
$. 9pon, Elm Str6fling in 0orf ~" ~,
oiion, ioa 9(nltolten getrotTen DuUts W.,
INN ouf einen geribtliben elllp"'i ol..s.
befebl an5utrageu, pel6er Que |~r go.
fiibrilng ser geitinnumgeu 0eS w
icbes pcrbietct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

Saifeta .S1Mmbnnb, yir. 2, peB uno
icbmar5, &c. Std Subeno ~. 80
Nr:. 5A. meib uno ibpar5, Stiid 11e..
@rtaRiiGcs saamOanO, f5e. Shid
SUppel nmipomncnc eergc 0jiirtcl.
BAUD, 8 9aros, idpar5 uno weiB,
5Oc.; Subcno ................ S6(
Wierceri5eD Gireciuirc gano, 10 9aro.
Sthde, 5Oe., Soc. lno ..... .....:. 20
6uitimere Wciiiug Safen nno Seien,
nit uniihiharen Oeien; 0drte. ... 3
llnicrc rcguldrc rpjtii1erep Suap Sape",
ioltpar5 uno peiB, Dnro. ...........1 10
gfarren 6gicag0 Bone" 10 go.sStiid .7O
Snlnciocrs sStednaoelH, Bette Sorie, "a
%io.rSddbiel :....... ...,;........ .
Sraiparo & Armitrous, I lln3e, peb
uno ibmar5, Spulc. c............... 40
100 10. Spmlicioc, nur cbmar8; &c. Die
Spulc, NuBeio, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
400 Yb. Gnreia spnieiOe, i@mar5 uuo
ipeiB, Spule. ............. Is
sanmpon Slrcciuirc.Sonb, ~ 9aros
Siiide; Y 3ol, SOL. 2h SOIL
Spppclt ii6er5ugcue oarauiirtc shUcifs
bldtter, gir, ?, 3 uno q, 10c oas
Yaar Sutcnb .9C
ecidtc snweiR6lattcr, nur Or. 3. Sc.
Goitii@cre Sleicer.Saien, 9uteno &C.;
@ros NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33
500 @arb Scftaarn, Siiid 4c.; 9ubeno As
200 yarn Gpnl5pirn, Subeno.. ....... Is
NpItnupr paiciL peB uno lDiuar5;
Otp9 .........0........... ........,.- .ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

@2iiniter lmo Gr. sdultc BON 9}a
oer6orn.
2oiIcrin mad 9raun.
idmeig.
9oiierin ghlguite @iftoria lit 6eltte
roG 9rolnihpeig o6gereiit, nm Die
eili5ige Go6ter, @rin5siiin &iftorfa
9uiie, @emo6lin 0es Ser5ogs Grnit
9luguit bon 9rminihwsig, 5u beiu-
6eu Gie &oiierin nil Bel Ser God
ter iein. menn Oeren idware Shuoe
fonmt
.steIIunq. Der 9}egierlrpg
9egeuii6er Dem sat
Dorion"
Sym &ei6Stag muroe beute BON
Setter ser &egiering sic 9lnfroge
6e5iigli6 oes oSolporian~ 6eantpor.
tet. Ger antlihe &ertreter erfldrie,
es ieien acknowledgements bel 9ln.
mcnorng Oes oSolporiou" 9eidGoi-
qunQen BON &ranfen Dorgefommen.
Die 9ler5te fii6rten Dies o6er nidt auT
oos @}ittel ieI6it 5uriid. 9ielme6r
icicu iie ser 9lniidt 0oB oSolooriou"
6ci ridbtiger 9(uibenOlmg cine 9erei-
6critng Der Seilmittel 6eOeute.
8iS6er, 10 fiigte ser 9icoierungs-
Gertreter bin3iL ieien @}oBregeln sur
9eidrGufrlng Der glnuenOung nidt
not6meuoig geDeien.
Nl 8 dcn6 Gn0lcr in @nc-
len berb ftet
Gie &oli5ei 1T sur Belt i6orf bin.
ter @}GOtbcn6GnoIeru Der. SSu @ne.
len lit iocben Elm gelpiiier 6ieoler in
S5nit gcnonnen moroen, 9ei ser
SquSiudnng mitrOe cine imiongre;-
dc GorreiponOeu5 gciilnOen welde
3eigte, 0nB 6ieoler ie9$ EoAter OallT-
ider 9lniieoler in @oieu inter Dem
Seripr5ben, lie 81 bcirot6en, Derlal-
tete. i6m nod glmerifa 8u iolgen.
Sumelen i'm @ert6 BON vr
ner Giertelmillion &c.
itoblen
PM ebenio i6loue mic peripegcne
@eiie lit IN 9cip5ig Elm rieIiger Su.
melenrou6 oeribt por0en. Gin6re.
der oron9en uG6tli6er @eile in ei-
nen SSupeIierlaoen Elm. lin Oeu
9drm 3u perOeden proOo5irten Sc
noiicn ser Gin6rcber in Dem ii6er
Dem 9o0en gelegenen Goie cine
SdIdserei, Oeren Speftotel Tango
ocnug on6ielt, Inn Den &ittern pom
9re6cilen Die 9lusiii6rung i6reS licbt-
ideven llntcrucbuens iltgeit6rt 5ll
crniogliben.
Cie @dmer cr6cuteten Supelcn
I'M @ert6e bon elmer @iertelmiQion
Morf. Gorldufig 1T i6neu Oie @oli.
sci nod nibt auf sic spur gefom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

9liicn Z. @ldr5. - Ger @eiuuo6eits-
3uitonO BON Gillian g}orOico Der
onerifoniideu Sdngerin, 6eiiert ii6
no6 9lngo6e i6rer 2ler5te beitGnOig
troBoem 6dufig @erdnOerungen elm
treten. Sic bofft, in Der Sage 81
iein am %. @}Gr5 BON bier o65llrei-
len.
W}a0ame 9}orOica lit urter einem
idJiperen 9lnfoa BON, 9lmgenent5iin-
Olmg Ben iie iic6 bei'm llntergonge
Oes 9ompierS rGdSmau" i'm @olf
BON Eapuo 5l5og.
9ou0oner @eiclli6oft &c
nnrrt.
2on0on 7. W}Gr5. - @on5 2on-
Son lo6t ii6er oie lei6te 9lrt unO
g9eiie, ouf pelGe ii6 ser 6efunnte
9uitid)iffer Glouoe @robom g96ite
lnO cine 9ln5a6l Ser @litglieoer Ser
porne6men @eieQiAnft bon einem
S6minoler, Ser ii6 ais Ser &ron-
prin5 BON @iirttemberg ousgo6, imo
oeiien 6reunO. melAer ii9 ben go.
men 2or0 Sope 6eigelegt botte, &C.
norrt murOen. Ger YieuOo aron-
prin3 berguiigte iicb 5uerit an elmer
freien 9uftreiie, bel melber @ra6on
ggbite iel6It ais 9enfer ilngirte, imO
Oonn 6ee6rte er Die porne6me @eieQ-
iboft nit ieiner llnter6oltung. Spd-
ter oerlduanO er, lieB o6er einen
,SreunO ,9orO Sope" 5ilriid, pelcber
mG6renO Der lebteu gSode in Con
Don Elm Qefeierter @ait in Ben fein-
item @eieQiboftSfreiien mar, bis es
iim 6erausiteQte, OaB inn @ot6oi'iden
Soffolenoer meOer Elm 9ronprin5 Don
giirttem6erg nod elm &orO Sope
uer5ei6net lit. Die 9onOoner wun-
bern iic6 oori6er, 81 mel6em 3mede
ser S6pinOel nusgefii6rt murOe, "a
9or0 Sope nlir Oie linn 5u G6ren per
onltolteten 6eitli6feiten occeptirte.
N} oior GonrD in Nfrifo &C
to 0tet.
Qon0on, T. Wtdr5. 6ier lit Die
9focbriht ii6er 5luei S1ormiiBe( 3lpi-
iden 6ritiiGen Sruppen imo einge-
6orenen StGnnen in 9tfrifo einge-
troffen. 9ei'm criten SGorniiBel
murOe N3oior Sames 2ionel SSopce
Gonrop BON Oen Gonnoug6 0longers,
iuelder in 1900 in Sii0ofrifo cine
GcrOicnIt N}eOuiae er6ielt in ser
g}66e BON gSoOoi &ooi i'm SuOon
oeto0tet. Gle glnfii6rer ser Ginge-
6orenen mur0en eri6oiien uno Die
NGitglicoer i6rer Sonoe gefougen &c
nommcn Sci Dem 5meiten 3uian-
mcnitoB in Sritiid Oitoirifa wurOe
lieutenant SoneS Ourcb beiOe 9eine
geiboiien.
@cncrolItrife in 9iom an
gefiinOigt.
&ont, Z. @lGr3. ~ 9lae &loiien
BON glr6eitern boben 6eiAloiien, ii9
an einem @eHerolitrife 81 6etbeili-
oen, pelcber am nqhiten @lontag
inouolirirt pcrOen ioQ. .Gies lit oas
critic oerartige llnternebmen in Gom.
Ger Strife ioQ Elm @roteit gegen ge-
piiie 9}eiorneu ieiiL melGe in Sen
5oipitdlern bon 9iom eingefi6rt
pur0en o6er in 8irflidfeit ent-
iprinqt sic SOee mr 0enl .@unide,
Oie StGrfe Der orbeitenOen &loIien
feItsulteQen. Gs miro 6e6uuptet, OaB
olc 9lrbeit ruben miro iuaO OaB feline
9e6ensnittel Oerfauft uerOen. Selbit
sic 3eitutgen perOen i6re 9husgo6en
iuspenOiren. Gs mur0en 6eute @or-
mlngen an 6amilien erloiien, iiG
nit geniigenOen 0tu6rungsmitteln
81 Oerie6en. Die 9e6orOen treffen
ilmiongrei6e @or6ereitlngen nm
cpentlleae gluSi6reitltngen 81 eriti-
den.
@rin5 &einrih's 0}eiie nod
Si0omerifo.
Berlin Z. @or5.- %rin5 Sein-
rid bon 4reuBeu no6m bei elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
lar(6irfn Ofrtint
9euti6laHO, Syranfrci6
unO GugIgnO.
@imigcs SSDrgebeu IN ben
Gilrfeis Sragch.

.aA40s Mi444fT ---7 IT. AItiiAAtaI3f4 Nltl
aoiicr 6ron5 Soiep6 bel ser Granar'
icicr fir oen oeritor6anen aaroi-
nal BON aopp Ourd Gr56er5og
aorl 6rou5 5oiep6 Ocrtrcten.
aoiicrin bemdt Codter iu9rouu.
idmeig. @roBe rSlmcIenoie6-
ito6l in 9eipSio.
@erlin, 6. 9l1r5. Gon ser
Geutiden 9anf, Oereu leitcn0er@eiit
Serr glrt6ur pou @miuner, @rdiioent
ser Observation-Disclosures lit, miro
6cri6tet, OaB oie ger5anollmgcn
Gcutidlonos nit Der Giirfeb 6rouf-
reid imo GuglouO ii6er sic tiirfii6er
@iicu6o6n- unO 6inon5irogeu crbe6-
lid qeioroert ieien.
Ser 6eooriteban0c 9(6ihluB DER
Gcr6anoltngeh 10 miro 6etont, mer-
sc sic @rrnOla0eD ser tiirfiiben lin.
icrnc6uulngen beicItigcn uno gemGbr-
leiIte fir sic 3ufimit Gin fricolihcs
3uianlmcuorbcitcu Scr 6ct6eiligtcn
Hationen.
&oroinol p. aopps geld 9
mad @reSlou 6ef0roert.
Ger SonOcrGuG nit ser lter6liden
SiiQc oes in Eroppon Cciterreicbiidj-
Sdlclicn Oa6uacihieOcncn &oroi-
nails @corg b. &opp lit geltern naG
@rsslau o6gcgouaeu @or6cr fanO
in Ger Srtsfirde, mie BON Sroppoll
gcmclOet miro, cine cr6e6cnoe Irou-
cricicr itatt, 6ei wcldcr @r56cr5og
aarl 8ron5 Soiep6 Oen aaiier SSron5
Soicp6 pertrot Ser @r56er5og mar
am @otteS6allc pom aorOinol Or.
9oucr. lSiiritcr5biic6oi BON Slmiis,
cmpiangcu morocn
@ci66iidoi 9luguitin 5ele6rirte oos
4outiiifal.SoHolht aoroinol Ir.
9olcr egnctc Die 2ciAc oes eutihlo-
icncn airdanfiiritcu Elm, morauf Der
9arg geidloiien Uur0c. Sin rieiigcr
3ug 6caIeitctc oeu Sorg ouf scr
6a6rt uod Dem @o6u6oi. lluter
Oen I6eilnc6mern baionOen Iih nit
scr @ciitlidfeit G}itglieoer BON Ser.
cincu, ocm Crocu ser 0eltid. Sitter,
sic 9c66rocn inO bic 30glinge ser
Shlllcn
.@ciictnn8 ser Sei9c oes
@ii6ofs Bob.
oSu Csuo6riid lit oic icierlic6e 9cis
icbung Der 2cide oes Dor peniGen
Cogeu geitor6eneu 9iidois Gr Su.
6crtuS Bob erfolgt Ger N6erprdli.
ocnt Scr 9ropiu5 @onuoDcr, Or b.
Gcnbcl ucrtrat bel oer Gcremonic
Den aoiicr 3ugcgcn maren 6si Der
9eiiotiimg BON bcr0orragcnocn Ser
irctern Der @ciitli6feit 0r. 6elir
b. Sorimonn Gr56iiAoi BON aoln;
iouic bic 9iih0ic %oggeu6urg DOH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

3widcl eaHmbauo, 70 9arosGtiid; ies
10 Narb enslii6es Siuia 9aub, ale
@irobeL Stiid .................
"A yaro Sanmwua.9iee; peib uno
lDpnr3; Sild ..................
9iugeric.9itc, 10 gurosStiide; pciB,
rola uno blau Stiid. ....,..;;....
Sanmluun SirectOircsSano, ~ Yaro.
Stilae; l% 8ou 5ou, 2A 3ou
brett; slid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
@nrrcnis @irocliuc, meiB uno idmar6
, bis 4 3on brett, &c. Stiid; II
@arren's spiral araaeusetefeu, meiB
uno i6mar5, Subeno ......r.
@arrcn'S @hrtel.6abmen, meib INN
i6mQr5, Stiid ...............
Stanb.0nppcn, regular 15c, Stiid. 80.
Nrniin's Sa6ritnt SGeeren, reeuIdl
300 shid Samiiicu. stcdna6clu, &c
oas @apier mertb, iiir. .........
100 Stiid Sleanaoeln in 8Giten. peih
mo dlloftirt. Stiid. d...........
Sliiortirte StcdnaoeI.Shdcr, t0c pert1
e@ilOsrett ioaarnaOciin, 25.c. pcri6
@siRcs Si9tsS Use 'is djnnmi6ano, liz Sol
breit; 6 Nar6s iiir. .............
s Daro einneu 6urietssmuiirc, reeui
ldr 10c., @dar ................
2islc 0IMmnibuno StrumpitrGncr, re-
guldr loo Qaar, oas @aar. ...
GrngcnsSdnpcr, reqnldr &C., Stild.
S6lnlsSdMme, allc @r0Ben, @a1r. 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

9}orriStoiplt ga, T. W1ar5,
Grob Der 9e6oiptlng Der Ser
tbeioiglug oaB Der 9lngeflogte ein
altsgciprohener SOiot mO pegen iei.
ner @eiiteslGmdAe in5ircdnlngStd'
6ig iei, prrOe Soiepb g9 S'Sricn
lpcgen @rmoroung oes iicbeni06rigen
,Ssroel @olomann oes Wloroes I'M err
iteu @raoe idulOig 6eflnoen. 0ic
9ei6e oes &naben mar I'M September
b. s. aii Dem @oliplab OeS &bite
@ari6 GorutD Stub mligcnmoen,
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23
FOUR BRIEFS IN ONE CASE
APPEALED FROM LINCOLN &C

In the special school district cases
arising out OF county division and the
slicing up of certain school districts
of Lincoln county, wherein Richfield
and Jerome were awarded portions
of territory contended for by Sho-
shone, four briefs are before the Su-
preme court. Shoshone's contentious
are set forth by johnson & Haddock,
Jeromes by Barclay & Hall and Ric1
fields by James X. Boutwell,, IN
ty Prosecuting Attorney ian d.
Hest also takes a hand with brief
contending that the county should
not be held liable for the costs of
the litigation.
The case arises on appeal from the
decision of Judge walters which sus-
tanned the action of the County Com
missioners in slicing up the schools
territory in question.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23

not also be DONE This law is one Of
the progressive steps that we hear
so much about. 1t may as well be
confessed that the Republican party
lodged the issue as long as it could
without open opposition. But the
demand became insistent from with
out and it then Incorporated the mat
ter in it's platform. It enacted by a
legislature largely progressive" and
eminated wholly from progressive"
sources-in fact the 'progressaves'
wrote it. feathered it and demanded
it. And if its workings are sam
pie of the commission form of gov
eminent, the people are not going to
be long satisfied with it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23
A KICK AT lDAHO'S NEW
PUBLIC UTILITIES LAW
(Jerome News)

tJ6IOlIe NcWSJ
There is considerable dissatisfac-
ton with the workings of Idaho's
public utilities laws as administered
by the present commission, the spe-
cific complaint and objection being
the power given the commission to
control public utility companies to
the extent that it may deny these
companies franchises to enter into
competition with like companies
within Incorporated communities.
This virtually makes of the commits
sion a monopoly, and denies the mu-
inequalities home rule. 1t strikes the
News that if the utilities commits
sion has power of this sort, it would
be going but little further for it to
claim the power to similarly control
for instance, another railroad corpor-
alton building a line into Southern
Idaho in competition with the road
already established there. Logically,
so long as the former is done, there
is no reason why the latter may
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23
BIG STEEL MILLS
OPERATE AGAIN
RESUMPTION MEANS THE RE-
TURN TO WORK OF $4,000
IDLE MEN.

Pittsburg, Jan. 16.-More than 50,-
600 men who have been idle for from
one to three months will be e-em-
ployed by the end OF this week in the
| Pittsburg district.
Steel orders aggregating $4,000
tons have been landed. The Carne-
gle Steel company last week placed
orders for $4,000 tons on it's books
The bulk of the remainder went to
the Jones &. Laughlin company.
Smaller companies received orders.
Furnaces at almost ali the works
are undergoing repairs. Many work
men, either laid off altogether or
placed on part time, have been en-
gagged in the preliminary work of re-
have been working at half and three
quarters time, some by the end of
this week, and nearly all by the end
of this month.
Industrial conditions In the Pitts
burg district are already approaching
normal, and according to officials,
conditions will soon be better than
since before the panic of 1907.
Rock bottom has been reached In
sheet and tin plate prices. The Ameri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate company has
withdrawn prices and will this week
announce an advance. This company
has resumed operation in plants at
New Castle and Farrell, which were
closed and have resumed full time
operation in plants which were work
ing part time.
Announcement that the Pittsburg
Sheet and Tin Plate company will
construct four new hot mills at it's
works in Marietta, o., and that the
Follansbee company will add two mills
to it's works in West Virginia, are
further indications of improvement
in conditions.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23
NEW REWARD IN SCHOOL.
(Jerome News)

Professor Massey, of Jerome, visited
Barrymore school Wednesday and in
troduced among the pupils bill Of
household duties and duties on the
farm, in which, by the performance
of each itinized duty, you would re-
ceive a certain credit point. The ac-
tivity las so increased among the
children that the parents are being
greatly relieved from numerous little
duties, which seem only sport for the
children, which heretofore have SEEM
ed burdensome.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23
CATCH FINE GOLD ON RIVER.

Richard Williams, who is identi-
fled with a new gold saving machine,
has acquired land on the upper Snake
river and will establish one of the
big machines there the coming spring.
It is claimed for this invention that
the problem of catching the flour
gold carried in the black sand of
the Snake river has been solved. The
test has been receiving keen atten-
ton of mining men for some weeks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23

Russia seems to have winter about
as severe as it had a hundred years
almost persisted totally on its retreat
from Moscow. In eastern Russia $50
deaths from the cold have been Of
ffcially reported and stories Of peas
ants devoured by wolves are numer-
Gus. St Petersburg is beneath a three
foot snowfall with communication al
most cut OF, and food supplies low
other parts of Europe are expert
sacing similarly severe weather