davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
GOaiFOn.

gln Der Gde BON gtort6. mo Sil-
.ton.glnennc collioirte eeItcrn 9lbenc
eegeu 126 ll6r Der 29jdbrige @arrr
Oia5 BON 9lr. 1923, Sormon.StraBe,
ouf leinen YlotorraOe nit einem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Breiton'
StraBcu.Sinie. Gr ipuroc ouf Oas
Bflaiter seidleuoert uuO nibt umer-
9ebli6 perlebt. Sin Bribat-9lltonio.
bill bro6te i'm nab Dem Sa5nemonn'.
iden g(Qeemeinen Soipital, ipoielblt
ieine @lmoen DerblInoen wurOen-
Spater fonnte er iid na9 Sauie be-
gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
An (Sn[prnbn rrtrnnfcn.

9inhoem CT Dor tier @o1en BAL.
timorc berIoiien 6ottc, erbieltelt ee-
itern ole 8riioer bon g9iaiom 9.
SANDS, jun, oie 9so6ri1t, ooB Der.
iel6c oul SomItog in einem See ouf
ieinrr oroBen 6arm in SasweIl,
Gol, oell @rtrintunestoo fono. @ic
iib DER llnfoll ereieuetc, mar aus
Oem 9ricfe nibt all erieben. Serr
SANDS NOR friiber Elm @ilenbdnoler
ino ltonO init Der Morpl1noer
Stobl Gompaenic III @erbinollng.
Seine Grot itorb Dor 15 SSabren.
gus er Dor bier MoMen in Baltimore
iueiltc, beirot6ete er Srdulcin 9lnno
BeoIc, oic nit iDm nod Dem @eitcn
ging. Der &crItorbcne bat III 8alti-
more cine Sdpciter, SRI. 0oiip
Snnos, imO 6lpei 8riioer, Susb
SANDS unO 6ront q. Sonos. @r
bot ferner nod Gerlpouote in Gbi.
cago mo SoSpcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
So6reS.GonOentiun Der oGolnm6ns.
9fitter."

Gina 1l0 01itgIieoer oeS @lorDs
lander Staatsrotbes oern Columbus.
Sitter" boben Ii@ eeitcrn 8u i6rer
SobreS GonDention in Solde glr
t07, g8eit Nhilberr0 StraBe. 3l.
ionmengefunoen. 9elegoten imo I'm
geboriae BON 13 Deri6ieoenen Con.
8iIs nebmen oil Der GonDeutior
E6eil. Staotsoeputirter @ogor g..
@oniter begriiBte oic @dite in elmer
glniprade, Der na6 elmer @ei6dits.
iibung Elm 6eiteiicn foIete. 2ie Qe.
lesoten bcii6tigten in gllotoulobilen
bic glb6ugsfanolailoge 81 Bad Ri-
Der, Die 5iltrironlaee ont 9ofe Dlon.
tcbeIlo mo Ole 5censipiiroiefeiten
Der Stoot. 9lnt g(beuO belu6ten Die
@Gltc oaS rWorplono S6eatcr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

9lls gcilern gl6eno tSrou $. Button
BON gtr. 1913, Sit@laOiiOn.StruBe
I'M Seller Sol5 ipaltete, bro6 ocr
Uriif ab imo OnS Bell ilog i6rem &
Sabre alten Sobne @ilbnr g. But
ton oni Oen Gopf. Gerielbe erliti
eiuen ScbdOel6rub lmo muBte mad
Dem Ssraelitii6en Soipital gcbrabi
peroen. Ole 9ler5te crfldrten, oaE
lid e0entuca in einigen Sagen be-
oenf(idjc Solgcn einitellen fonntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

Sn oieier @ode geben 3mei ImH.
pier nab europa, Die &oit tiir
Ieitidlan0, Ceiierreih-llngarn. oie
Sdmei5, 8ulgarien mo Tiirtei NIT.
nebmeu gs iin0 oies Der Gampier
nllniteO Stotes" iiber Iduemarf, Der
om Eonneritag BON Gew gorf ab.
fdbrt mo Der Gampfer .9ergeus-
iiorO,4 Der am Samiiag IN Gee iti6t.
PILE fir 0ieie Gampier beitimmten
@oitiuden miiiien bis 9eiitc, reip.
5reitog 9lbenO INN 10 ll6r ali
Dem bieiigen Sailptpoitomt eingelie.
fert iein. Rafetpoit miro uidt beior4
0ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
@riifnnss.0lccitu

0os offentli9e @roouirlmgs 9le.
citdl Der @ioniitin aotie Bacon fin.
BET beute glbeno inn Beo6pop Son.
Ier0ntoriium itatt. SRI, Bacon lit oie
54 Shioireuoe uel6e oaS &ea6oog.
Giplon felt Der @riinbune oes Con.
ierbatorilns Dor So sobren er6dlt.
0ie eroBcn glnforOerungen meldc
3medS @rreihuug 0es Giplons ge.
ltcat merocn MAIDEN Oie @rIangung
0ehel6en cine beion0ere G6re.
Die @raonirungs gSriiiungen,
mel6e bon Ben Gireftoren Der 6ufnl.
tat o6ge6alten tperocn iGlieBeu @8u,
iifseididbte, Sornonie uno Gontro.
pinft 2ebre, 6ornL Competition Il.
,SnIirlmcntotionS Sebre, imdifali.
ide 9iteratilr, Ionic pom 9latt Ipies
len ein @leidfons 1T Der 9riiiling
oerpilidtet, Gin ofientIi6es &ecital
5li ee6eu Sri. @acoil cine @neldn.
oerin BON @eburt fam Dor orei SAB.
rcn nod glmerifaL lin bier 81 ihioi.
rem S6rc Sebrer iuoreu Sr 9lrt6ur
9tcluiteno fiir 3lopier uno Sr. @us
Ito0 5trube IN Sormonie nno Com.
poIition GoS 6elltige 4rogronnl
lit oos nodite1euoe 8. g Bad ~
G5romatic 6ontaiia ono 6ugue 60
6onnes Yra6ms Caprice in q.
minor; Snterne55o III " flat; Suter.
mej5o in . ilot; SSnterme55o IN Y
minor, Goprice IN s major Dtan'
rice 8obe( Sonatino. Dlooere,
0louoenlent oc Mennct gtuime; 0n.
oine. @lauoc Ge6uiiD G6iIorens
Gorner: I. Qoctor @jroous 40 Yar'
noiinn. .. Sylrmbo'S Suaobp, 3. Se.
renooe ior The Goa, 4. Q6e Snow is
lancina, 8. E6c 2ittle Sbepbero, 6.
@oliwoqS Safe @alf 6reo. Chopin
5onate in 9 minor op. 35, @rooe
Goppio mopinento, S6er5o, ,Olori
DIE ,Suue6re 5inole &rcito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
@ntc iyOrtIdJrittc.

Die @ampoone Der 8ereinigten
SSsracIitiicben @oDltbdtiefeits @c.
ielIiboiteu fix eiueno Gono bon
$i25.000, anitott pic in friibercil
Sabrcn $4,000, mo6t quite Sort.
ibritte 9is jebt mltroeu 200 4erio.
ncn beiudt ole 6eripraden, i6re bis.
berigen Gontributiouen Inn 40 9ro.
5ent 5it erbo1en. Sails ole onoeren
tSono gciiteuerer oeiiclbe tbun, Miro
Der 70 n0tbiee 6ono obne beionoerc
glnitrenguugen aii Die gemiini6tc
S0be anmabien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
5au cr6alt udt SATIRE 3a6t6ans.

s9iew Yorf, 8. Nloi. ~ Gobert
@'au, ein iriibcrer 9lrmeeoiii6ier, Der
i1ulOig befunOen worOen mar, lid
peribworcn 5u Ia6en, Sdiffc ser OIL
Iiirten oltr1 gomben 6il 3eritoren,
iuuroe beute 5il adt Sa6reH 8udt-
DauS perllrt6eilt.
@olter S1ol5, iein S1wuger, imO
Saul Gdi1e, ein anoerer Nlitauee.
flaeter, erbielten bier, be5w. 3ipei
Sabre 3u1tbaus auOittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
glns Sen 9guIiaeineridlten.

YRuB ieiner 5roii podeutlid So SAB.
len. -@ern 6ereit oo5il mid ober
nidt 5uiommen pobueu. SOL
Ieinem 3imnereenoiien 800 ge-
mouIt 6abcu Sen @roBge-
idloorenen iiberiuieien. Ser
6ouolung ouf cine ISOLDE pertagt.
9lngeiditloigt niht in ongemelie.
ner @eile fir ben lluter6alt leiner
belieren Sdlfte geiorgt 81 6abeu,
bate iib seitern @}idaeI SuaiDan
in ser iiiopeitlibeu 8oli8eiitotion oor
yiihter Eormoaon SIT Derantporten.
Gie .beiiere 6Glfte" CAB an oaB Ni.
boel unter glnoerem 0aS Subn, oos
lie fir i'm geboden ii6er Oen Sof.
5uru geporfen unO eincn @oid5uber
ole Greppe berabgeroat babe, I'm iic
iuiiieu 81 laien Dab er bereit iei iein
6riibitiid in Gmpfong 3i nebmen.
Ger 9li6ter trua Wlihael onf iciner
@ottut fiir0er6tn s. pro Mo1e 3ll be.
so6len 0lidael ocriprodb es, er.
tldrtc ieOod), feinc 5e6n Bferoe foun.
ten i'm Ooju bringen lueiter nit i5r
5uionnen 5il ipo6ner
2 d lof9cnoiic 6e5idtigt.
Inter Scr slnlduIOigung, ange6lib
iciuem S6lofeeuofei 800 geito6len
5lt 6a6en, puroc oeitern 0}orgen
9loom 3ilfs BON g1r. 4i1 Siio-Ga.
rolineitroBe, BON 0lidter @ereht IN
Scr oitli6cn 8oIi5eiitation imtcr
$3.50 9iirgiAoft Oen @roBgeiGpore-
nen iiberipieIeu. Ger 9eito6Iene,
5ronf &ier5HoI, ioipie 8ilst muroen
ferner inter Der 9lniduloiging ser
auge6liben 9lubcitoring je nit 81
imO Soften 6eItroit. &oli5iit Sdom.
berg borte geltern Wlorgen gegen 3
ll5r Siilferilfe, Die aus Ocn obigen
Soulc fancn 9llS er in cin 3im.
mcr i'm Oritten Stod trot, ItieB CT
ouf @ier5Gol lmo 3ilSf, bic ib in
oen @onreu logcn Gr Ocr6oitete9ei.
sc, uno @icr3Aol erfldrte ip6ter, oaB
i6m ieiu Shloigenolie aus ieinem
Goideubub onaeblidl 500 geltobIen
bobe.
8erbor Oertogt
Ger SitneU Chauffeur Sol @lad
bon 9lr. 24iS, gGblano 9lbenue, Ser
am Wiontoq 9(6enO sic 10 Sabre alto
SoIep6inc S6riper BON glr. 2t7,@oro.
@6opelItroBe, iiberfii6r, purOc ge.
tern BON 9lihter Slit in ser norO.
oltliden |oIi5eiitotion iiuter Der sln.
Iduloiglmg, ange6Ii6 riidlihtsloS
eefobrcn 81 fem fiir Gin ipeiteresger.
Dor IN iecbs @o1en entloiien. Ser
llnfoG ereignete iih an Ser Gde bon
6apette. imo @oibingtonitroBc Gas
WtGoben ipnroe ST 9o6eli getporiel
liio oic bcioen linfcn yldoer oes Sit.
neD qingcl i6r iiber oas linfe geiu,
ooS aebroder pur0e. glaA brohte
oie @erlebte in ieiner Mloihine nod
Dem ct. Soiepbs-Soipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
gSsr6ot fir Nsrieltcr.

0enlQB etnenl SQOelgfullnt aus
9iom b1lt Elm geitern erlaiieneS con.
iiitoriales Gefret ole @ntideioung
oes 9oltinorer Gonails, oer5ufolge
cs fotboIiidben @rieitern perboten
it, g8obItbdtigteitsbdlle 8u organiii.
rem ooer 5u beiuben, oufredt.
Batter 9ouiS 81. StidneD, ser
Sou5ler Der Gr5Gio5eie Baltimore,
crtlGrtc. no6oelu er oos &obel-
sromm qeleieu 6oite, ooB er oeiien
CHM ni6t Deritiimoe.. Gr iogte, Dab
folls cine oerartige Gntibeioing inl
&atifon getroffen moroeu iei, III Der
s9obning bon Goroinol @ib6ons big
jcst nod feine offi5ieIle glodridjt 0a.
ron eineeeaueer iei. Dos leBte in
Baltimore o6ge6oltene Gon5il mar
oaS brittle Gonoil, pel6es I'M gSo-
pember ooS Sabre 1884 in Ct @1o-
rien Seminar 5u Iaumentrat,
&ennen 5i @intlico.
Gie eeftriaeu &ennen al 8imlico
bradteu BLUE 6or," Der erit fiir5-
lid eiu i1ones gienuen gewamJ lHo
o9uomeiier ais eroBtc Guoten
u9Iue 5og~ 5oblte $42.70 unou 9no.
peiier $34 fir so. Gie Renncu ua.
ren Die folgenoer:
J.. Rennen, 1 Dlcile 60 g)or0s.
u9uoneiier~ 31, $50; a9lsf Nia.
800; uscorpii,~ 800.
2. 9fennen 2A Wteile, Sun
aing, 4.20, $50; ug9eloiQipr
$50; v@utterD," $40.
3. 9fenuen 6 6urlongs. @ol.
Ocn @utc.4 500, $40; uGactleB."
760; o6eurod $50.
4. @enueu Az 6urlonss. n9htc
Soy" 42.70, 1850; aGpbelia,4
26.30; a0r. gielion," 800.
5. Gennen sSurIoneS. oglnita
2.9O; nDnnroib,~ 2.70; o@bil lin.
gar, 2.20.
6. gfeuuen 6 8urlongs- geooie
ScnrD, 10, $50; u9ermont
$50; n9rooe Gunoroer,~ 6.20.
Z. Reuuen 1 @2eile 60 garos.
.2ittle Gnglono, 7.50, AGO; u2udg
George, Ii; a@1enIo Bort $50.
Sir Deutc iiuo ioIgeuoc @icroe
genannt:
/. acnncn Az 5urlonos, 8iuei
Sabre olte. ,2ooD N}oll, naeu
tudD 9op.4 .glipoita, nDpion
.9oIitano, Soc 0lenls, 9Clo
Drlirp, ,9(imee e., n9ellop
SallO," u@oleria S8eit~ oGbeIiea,
,Sauobola.~ n@ooO Gracious.
2. &euncn 21s @leiIeiL SlmterS
Steepleboic. 5 Sobrc uno ooriiber.
.9oMelor," ,.01iB G'Sbonter
~9olpler.4 .@lect~ p@otrid,4 4Su-
ouctio1" uRopol. o0laoleD Stun,
u&egolio~
3. &ennen l Meile, 8 Sabre.
u9topigator@ ng}arionoo' u8hI.
mole" Col &utelius. o@ree-
tings. nRocortellic.4
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9Inf Ocm g8cs ms S5OipitaI acItOr6cn

9lilf Dem gSegc in 0as !Uiercp.@o-
ipital itor6 eeltern 9iadmittag I'M
Boli5eilpagen 0eS mittleren DiitriftS
Der l0-j06rige StauiSIous @cvwins-
ii BON gir. 10, G6errD.StroBe, Sur
tiS-9oD. Yeppinsfi mar bel Der Sir.
ma 6lpnn & @mridJ, @de Sarotogo-
uno 6oaioaD.StroBe, oueeiteat imo
wrrOc bel Der 9lr6eit ploslid BON
Sltnecnblutlmeen befaaen. @bc cr
oos @oipital errcidtc, CAB cr ieinct
@eiit oui. Coroner Or. Us. S. 9ieillD
bonn mittleren Diitrift ltelltc ein @ut-
adten aus, no1 Dem ocr 800 9SeD-
pinsfi'S auf notiirlidbe llriadjen 5ll-
riid5ufii6ren ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
Hiinf soStc Sci GrblOiiOn.

81 gorf 8. Y1oi. Bel
elmer ggploIion, sic iih 6eiltc III scr
9lnloge Der gltIaS Yolpocr GompanO
am &nfe Sopotcone erci9netc, fouien
nod elmer @rfIdrlme ocs 4Srdlioentcn
W. s. @e6iter fiinf glrbeiter m'S Sc.
ben. Nicbrerc auoerc lprroen Ucr-
Iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
4blebcn

So6n Gonig crliest Oen Gerlebuneen
eines crlittcnen llnioIles. II yla6
fur5cr Sronfbcit Itarb G6arleS
9dI.
9ln oen 6olgen eines om Nlontog
glbenO crIittcncn llnioaes perItarb
9eiteru in Ocr Mo6nng leiner Sod-
fer, eSrou Geo. @it6, g3r. 1924, ylei.
Ilerstopn.9loaO, Serr Sobn aonie I'M
80. Se6enSiabre. Giefbetrauert miro
ser Gcrblideue BON ieiner @ottiu,
sSrou @arie Is. aonig, ieinen Sim
bern, glngeborigcn uno pielen 6reiui-
Oen. Die 9eerOigung finoet am
6reitug 9lodmittag nm 143 llbr BON
GrauerbaItIe ans aui Dem 8eiteru.
5rie0bofe ltatt.
GbarIeS .. Bali.
glm 6reitae 8ormittoe I'M 8 ll6r
finOet bonn Grauer6aule, 9}r. 1920,
Sit2ombarO.Strob aus Die 9eerOi.
9im9 oes nod fllr5er aranfbeit i'm
SO. 2ebenSiobre pcritorbcnen Serrn
Charles 9. 8aa ouf Dem Ser5 Seil.
6ricO6of itott, na1oeni por6er in Ger
Scrj Seiu-airhc ein feierlidcs SoH
amt fir fem Seelcnbcil eeleien lit.
Qicfbetrauert miro Der @ntidlafene
BON iciner @ottin 9lma. ieinen glnee-
b0riaen unO bielen ISreluioen.
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yo8 io6rlihe Vonfeff ser 9onr

Gos io1rlide goufett Ger Souola
College gtlumni 9(iiociotion iouo ge.
tern s(benO i'm StafforO Sotcl Itott.
Or. G6os. S'Dounobon por ser
9ooitmeiiter, unO bielten Sr. So6n
5isgeralo, GouareBmitelieo aus
9rootlpn R-Y., unO @omaro &.
Gatten ans philadelphia Slniproden.
5. g @ieiiel mar @orIiber ocs Ban.
fett.Gomite's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
gsnn CsLrltrildlcr ii6erfnhrcn.

Bon einem ySaseon Der 9iolono.
9Sarf mo Sig6Ianotomn.2iilie iiber.
iobren uno ni6t lmcrbebli6 perlebt
iulroc geitern 9lbcnO Der 26-iG6rige
Nliper Gonman bon gtr. 1857, Jio-
lono.gluenue, ais er Dor Dem Souie
gSr. If, 8eit-BrattitroBe, oen Stra-
Benba6nonmm frel8en ipolte. Qon-
man puroe 81 9ooen geldleuorrt
rmo 70 itarf an Der re1ten Seite pee-
lest OnB er in OoS Mercp,Soipital
geidaiit inO bort in dr5tlide Be
Dan0Inna aenomlnen mer0en mlBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

Gic So6res &eriammlimg Der
p9ort6ern Central 8ermanent Bull.
biug anO 2oou 9liiociotion oi 9olti.
more GitD" Iono eeitern gl6er0 INT
s ll6r I'M giireall 9tr 407 gtoros
@lttoluiiraBc, itoit- Sic 8eamteu.
pabl iullr0e Oorgenomnen lm0 er.
ga6 cine @ieoeriuo6l ldmutlider
bis6eriger &eoniter IS iino oies:
@rdiiocnt @eo. S. Conn; gSice,4r1.
lioent 6 q &oiIic Sefretor. s. &.
Sing Shabmeiiter, " l2 4oocr;
Eireftoren: g8 4. @oDer s. q De
boif 8. Z. Gouii0ine, $. 9. Sbmiot
g S. Zimmerman &C. q. DenareiL
uno s. ". Souea Gle 2lniuolte iin0
s, s. 2int6icunl mo 9rlioer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

Sobn @. Sapcs, Sefrctar uno
Shobmeiitcr ser Snternotionaler
Gppo9rap6iidben Union, befinoet iid
CUR 3eit in Baltimore, Inn gorfc6.
rnrgeu fir Oie &C. Gonpcntion DER
llnion 81 trefieu, oie bonn IA. bis
49, 9luguit 6ieies Sa6reS in 9olti.
more obgebolten weroen miro. Seit
45 Sobren lit es Die critic Gonben.
ton oieier lluion Die in Baltimore
o6gebaIten miro Sir Die 8eiuder
lit Elm beion0eres Froeramm ausge-
arbeitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

@onoerneltr @orrington miro u
@emeinidoit nit General @enrp Wl.
@orfelo oic Qli!itGr uno GiUil.
@oraoe obnebmeu, pelde am H..
Mot bon Ser DforDlano Gefenie &is
aa porbereitet itattiinoen miro. 2ln
scr @araoe ne6men Die W8itelieoer
Scr Electromagnetic un0 nniformirte
Burger. Gompoenien EbeiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

Y Il ltiiL Gcra 3 Wlol. r Wous
nerneur sSdnes s. Serguion bon
Geras erlieB beiite glbeno cine Or
flGriug, III wel6er er betonte, OdB.
iest ole ri6tige 9eit fir SnterDen-.
tion Der Bereiiiistcn Stooten in
Megifo eefommelt iei Inn Die Hube
IN ienent Sanoe pieoerberSuiteIlen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-21

turned from a trip to Mccall. While
there he learned that people at War
rens were not suffering for lack of
food and while they are experiencing
some inconvenience, road conditions
must be taken into consideration. He
believes 1t will be several months be-
fore the road can be opened for heavy
traffic
Mr.. Ballard learned from people at
Mccall that previous to last winter the
road from Mccall to Warrens had not
been kept open in the winter and that
the freighttng season ended November
l, when practically all the supplies
were hauled to the camp for the win
ter. Last winter was an exceptionally
open winter and the road was kept
open and parcel post mail delivered.
Now, he says, the people seem to feel
that the same service should prevail
and that 1t is up to the government to
keep open a road which was never kept
open until the parcel post service was
given.
The mail contractor h. states, has
lost six horses this winter, two of
which were drowned on the road and
two died on the road, presumably from
over exertien.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-21
WOMEN LEADERS
TAKE DEPARTURE
Highly Pleased With Recep.
ton Accorded Them by
Women Voters.

The two interesting representatives
Of the American Woman's Suffrage as
ISOLATION, Miss l.. Walker and Miss
Elizabeth Hauser slipped into town
yesterday morning. unannounced, with
out Geographic messages forerunnins
their arrival, requesting banquets in
their honor, conventions of citizens
assembled to listen to threats against
party leaders or even without a press
agent, spent the day looking over suf-
frage conditions and meeting as many
OF the women interested in suffrage as
could be seen in the brief time of their
stay. visit was made to the COVER
nor who received them very cordially.
Several of the womens organizations
We're conferred with and a plan of
work outlined. An attempt was made
to reach each of the representative
parties, but owing to lack of time that
work had to be left to committees. The
women went away on the o'clock
train, a deputation of women voters
bidding them God speed
From Boise they go to Portland and
later to Static and Tacoma The Wis
itors were utterly carried away by the
; beauty OF Boise. the cordially and hos
SDitality of the people and the warm in :
terest of all whom they met in the
national president of the long estab-
lished Suffrage association of which
she Is the head, Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait, who worked for suffrage in Idaho
about 30 years ago
The promised visit ,m Mrs. Gait is
looked forward to with much pleasure
A plan was suggested and will be at
once begun, by which Idaho may aid
Iowa secure outrage. This is to have
every former Iowan now in Idaho write
TO friends in Iowa to do all in their
power to help their state by vote and
influence.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-21
Be PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Fa-
yorite Recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
luster TO the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make 1t al
home. which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for 'Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" you will get large
bottle of this famous old recipe i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gradients, for about 90 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try i'll No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as 1t does 1t so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with It and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully dark. glossy and att
tractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
10 a delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire dark hair and a youthful
appearance. 1t is not intended for the
cure mitigation or prevention of dis
ease.--Ady.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-21
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CALOMtL
AND CASTOR OIL
If Cross, Feverish, Consti
.pated, Give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics. How
you hated them, bow you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different,
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't rcalize what they
do. The children's revolt is we'll
founded. Their tender little 'insides'
are injured by them.
If your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
cious California Syrup of Figs" It's
action is positive, but gentle. Mil
lions of mothers keep this harmless
fruit laxative" handy; they know
children love to take it; that it never
fails to clean the liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach, and that a tea :
spoonful given today saves a sick child
tomorrow
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on each bottle. Beware
of counterfeits sold here. See that it
is made by California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other kind with
contempt.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-21
DISTRICT COURT HAS
JURISDICTION IN THE
ATTORNEYS FEE CASE

Judge Bulge of the supreme bench
has handed down a decision in favor
of Mrs. Laura ID. Wilson in the case
of payment of Attorneys Martin and
Fraser for Laura Wilson, her daugh-
ter, for their legal work in probating
the will of the husband and father,
Edgar Wilson.
This case has attracted attention
Wilson. When his will was filed in
the probate court, the widow, Laura
d. Wilson and her son, Edgar Wilson,
protested because the son was omit
ted from the inheritance, and the
daughter, a minor, was represented by
Attorneys Martin and Fraser. The at
torneys' fees which Martin and Fraser
sought to recover for their services
was $4,000. Judge Dunlap of the pro-
bate court allowed the bill for attor-
neys' fees. The guardian of Laura
Wilson, her mother, Laura d. Wilson,
appealed to the district court against
this allowance. The technical question
then brought was that this matter was
given by law to the probate judge and
was not appealable to the district court.
Attorneys Martin and Fraser entered
a made application to the supreme
court for writ OF prohibition for the
trial in the district court.
Judge Bulge in his decision upholds
the demurrer of the defendant, Mrs.
Wilson, and denies the writ, stating in
his opinion that the district court has
appellate jurisdiction under the con-
stitutional and statutory provisions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-21
Under The Capitol Dome

| The trial of the state versus the
National Surety company was resumed
today and the technical proof OF the
claims continued. The soing over the
| records consumes much time and 1t is
anticipated that the arguments win not
be made until Monday. While the case
of the state is under the supervision CT
! Attorney General Peterson the conduct
OF the case is given to T. G. Coffin, The
bonding company has its interests
placed with Hawley & Hawley, with
Jess Hawley in charge.
There were many articles of lncor
poration in the secretary of states Of
flee this morning from Idaho CONNER
cial interests which are Incorporating.
| The new Idaho firms are:
! The Eden Land and Live Stock co;-
pany with Twin Falls as the place of
business.
| The Equity Machine and Elevator
company of Bancroft. which conduct a
general grain business.
| The Radcliffe and Stafford company
! of Twin Falls, whose articles read that
real estate, merchandise, live stock,
bond notes and mortgages will be
handled.
The Salmon River Cattle company.
which is a company at HOLSTER deal
| ing in stock, water rights and land.
| The Butte and Kellogg Mines COM
pany of Wallace, which will deal in
mines and develop the same.
Many stockmen were about the cap
itol building today preliminary to the
cattlemen's session in the city this
afternoon. Tomorrow, it is announced
that the executive boards of the cattle
and sheep mems associations will meet
and go over their ranging problems;
and If the arrangements satisfactory
to both sides can be made that there
will be no necessity for an appeal to
the state land board. There will be no
meeting of the land board Saturday
morning dealing with leasing interests
as has been announced.
| A. N. Strobe who is one of the heavy
investors in the Mullan water works is
in the city today in conference with
the public utilities commission.
The case of Joe Sullivan against the
city of. Boise to prohibit the treasur-
er from paying the bills passed by the
council for the services of the Portland
detectives last fall has been handed in
to the supreme court In transcript. 1t
| is tastefully gotten up on good paper
and bound in heavy grey board covers,
| giving 1t decided distinction over the
majority of transcripts handed into the
supreme court, which are typewriter.
Governor Alexander will speak this
evening at the Midway school house