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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
gcriucscucr gcrIndJ.

Sin gleoer ihldot Oen 3eaenudrter
Sutton I'M @efdneniB 81 Sopiou
nieoer, entreiBt ibm bic Shliiiicl
uno idIieBt Sen 9camten in cine
3cae. n Sderiif 9Srice ariff sur
redten 8cit ein.
Gin poge6oliiger @erIn6, aus
Dem @eidneniB ous5u6rebcu, puroe
I'M @ef6neuiB 81 Sopion eeIiern 3u
frii6er WorgenitInOe i'm Seine CT,
ltidt Ger 9leger Nloior @obne ber-
iidte, nit 5pci onOeren @eiongenen
ous5u6rc6cn, nodoem CT sen glodDt.
mdhtcr our6 S6IGgc berpuBtlos
gcmadt uno in cine 3eGc gciperrt
botte Gurd 3ufoa fam ein- @e.
idngniB 9comtcr, scr cincn friId
cingelieierten @efongenen cin6rodtc
0o5u. Gie Neger WurOen nit Oorge.
6oltenen @eme6ren .ge5uuneen, in
i6rc 3eQen 5uriid5ufebren, itnO pie-
Der eingeIdloiicu. @s NOR geaen
2.30 ll6r Niorgens, ais Yopne Ben
g9dbter Sutton 3il ieiner 3cae ricf
mo Derlangte, ,6inousgelolien 81 per.
0en. glls ser @1dter sic S6iirc ofI.
nete, mari Iid ser 9leeer ploBlid
nuf i'm entriB i6m Sen Gniippel
unO 6ie6 i6n Oamit nle1rere Wlole
ii6er Ben Gopf. Damn ipcrrte er i'm
in ieinc 3eac, noGOem CT i6m auG
ieincn 9Reool0er mcggcnommen bottc.
Tonn befrcite er nit Sen oo6ei IN
feline SdnOe eefoaenen Shliiiieln
Oen 9}eger Sobn 9romn, Der ipegen
@in6ruhs 81 5lpei Sobrcu berOon-
merit por, in0 SSo6n 81. SoDIor, Ser
lpegen 0lorocS gum So0e perllrtbeiIt
lit. Gam Orc6tcn iic Oos 9i6t aus
un0 Dcrilbten 6inuus 81 fonmen.
Gie Sutton o6genommcncn S6liii-
Iel woren a6er mtr fir Snneurdim1
OcS @cfduguiiies. gu Oieier 3eit
fom Ser 4oli5iit SoparO 0lum6erS
init cinem @eiangenen an oos E6or
ocs @cidngniieS uno l1utcte 81 per.
IdicOeuen Walen. @orOein 9rice
murOe ooourb auigepedt ltno fom,
Inn i6m Oos E6or 5lt ofFnen. Ga cr
oos @cfGngniB in Gunfel6eit ionO,
peruilt6etc er lln6cil itnO licB SiilfS-
@oroein 9osleg 6olen luO pla5irte
i9n ouBcr6olb nit eincn @eipebrc
6eiuoffnet. Gam 0itrdhidten Yricc
lnO 9aun6ers genIciniam oos @e-
fdngniB, fonoen Die 0rci glusbredcr,
Die lid in 5olge Der i6neu oorgebol.
tcneu @elpc6rc nidt trallten BON
Dem IN i6rem 9eiib beiinoIiben 0ie-
OolOer @e6rold 81 MAIDEN, unO tric.
ben iie nod 9efreiimg 6lllton's IN
lire 3eaen 6uriid, no iie pieoer ein.
gcidlolien uuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
glclu lorIcr gIftien.g6rie.

~FNfS tJNN'N~ 'Ft""fNff ~ ~
anIaua edInis
gmis GboImcrs .......~.. 25M "
Wills GbuImers pio ........ s2h siia
eimcricon Beet Sugar ....... SOFA sssA
amcrieau car 5ouuorb . 5sA NJ
glmericaH See ............,.,. 2sN
slmcricau locomotive .... 70 0oN
slmcricau semi 4 ael...... vlA 90
alncrican eemt pib..... iiiN ii2
slmcricau Steel 6ounor0 80 49ls
glmcrican euaor Nef...... iioh HON
gnucrican acI. 4 Eel ,.... 1870 1905
elmcriean inc ecao & e..8.. 80 4s
glmcricun 8iuc 6. g. G. piO i. coz eaH
slnoccuoa .......,...~...,. ss slN
baltimore q cDto........... s9s soM
aalio. s. Ohio bio. o........... 7e% 7oM
eaIoipin locomotive ......... SO s41s
gci0lcDcm etcsI ............ asa 4ss
Butte & enperior ......,. 72M 90
eroonon aapiO 9roniii soA s5%
Gonaoiou 4aciilc ........ i76% i755
ebanoler @loior Sat. ........ i0sM ne
ebci. & cbio. CPS o2
e6icaao & g. s..-.....4.. t2a%
g.. m. 81 eL g.....,..,-.. o7& 97H
g.. m. & et g. ptO. -....... $50
g.. @. 8 s. 4ae ........... 2iM 2iM
Goniono. Gas ........... 1855 1851
Continental Gan ........... 0s eeis
GmciOIe etecr ......... soM sog
GrucibIe eieel pib......... ii4M tilN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
gatcr mO eOOn Dor Ocm Olidtcr

Batter uno 5o6n, oic a6cr mcbr
mic 3piainge aliSia6cn, eridieucn
gcitcrn i'm norOoitli6en 8oli5eige.
ridjt. Somcs Mcaennu bon 9ir.
1925, 6aitb-2one, 81 Sabre alt mar
ongeflagt, ieinen @oter Sanes 0lc.
Sienna, rs Sabre alt, al ocriel6en
glOrciie nobnbaft, nit f0rperli6en
N1iBbanoIungen beOrobt 5u ba6en.
Ger 8ater be6auptetc, lein Sobn
pilege Sa6en aus icinem Scim 5u
Derfaifen uno, penn er ibm Oarii6cr
@orlpiirie mode, 10 gcbrallGe Der
5o6n un5iemli6e 9lcoensarten gegen
i'm. Ger Sobn oagegen bebaliptete,
Ger @oter beIorge oos 9erfolIicn Der
Sadcn gan3 aaein, pertrinfc 0aS
@elo uno menn er nod @alie font
memo ole Soden pcrmiiie, made CT
i6m, Dem Sobn goripiirfe ooriiber.
Der @otcr bore iebr ihwer unO, wenn
er laut nit i6m reOe, 10 CLAUDE er, OaB
Der So6n auf i'm ibelte. Gic Der.
1onolung puroe gum 3mede Der Scr.
an5ie6ung Don 3eli9en nerta9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
ylotirllnseu auf Ger biefgeu 9lttien.
goric.

Weu. betl
eio0i. nnO eiiais.eemriiaisn.
MdrDlnno Observation-Disclosures. i0i
galiirore etaOt.aiiien (res.)
ealio- 0itD 4er, io6i.~..... 09ss .
Gas uno elettrl5idt
GoH @. s., 9. & g. com... it2M
Cont @ 6. g. e. q. T. pfc.. iii
6 s e e&8 90 ilkcr. 1885 s7l4 SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

boItcn.
Ger erite Sail inter Dem nenen
@eieb, Oas bcTtimmt lit, cine Sren.
nlng bon Gin0ern inter ied)S Wlonn-
ten bon ibren Wliitiern 81 pcrbinoern,
fam geitern in ser 5peiten 9lbt6ei-
hng ocs Griminalgeridtes Dor 9lid.
ter GuffD 5ur |erbanolune. Srou
Nlorp Gunning6onL gir. 1886, Sol.
lep'StraBe, cine Se6dmme, befounte
iid ser glnflagc iduloig iinO nuroe
5iir 3ablilng Ger @erihtsfolten bon
$500 berilrt6cilt.
9lgenten Ser oWlorDlan0 &inocr-
biilfsgeielidoft" 6ro6teu 3ut1 2oD.
man aus Cumberland nod @alti-
more, nm nls 3cugin gegen 6ran
Cunningham nuf5utreten Die Scr.
banOhmeen 5piihen 9lut6 Sopmon
unO SSrou Gunning6am fon0en ltott,
c5c Ons @eieb in 9rait trot. 9ilt6
Ifrieb an 5rou Cunningham 8ufolge
eincs SSnierotcs in elmer Gim6erldn-
Der 3citlng. 9lS oos &ino ec6oren
mar, piinidte Die iinge Whtter es 5u
be6alten. sic nollte eS i6rer ber-
6cirotbeten finoerloieu Shpeiter
5ilr 8flege 9e6en, Ooh Srou Gum
nino6om lieB Dies niAt 5u. Shlicb.
lid fam man therein oas aino IN
elm ain0eraiDl 5u bringen. 9lnitatt
jeOo6 oortbin gebrodt 5lI meroen,
puroe Oos &ino SSrou g1ellic aim.
mel 9lr. SIC SIt.@ager- SiroBe, 5ur
9looption ii6erlaiien, Oie iuieocrm
oaS &ino in Oos Sorriet Cane Soipi.
tai brodte, ais es erfrontte. Sicr
iulirOe ooS ain0 bon oen 9lgenten Der
ainOer6iilfs @eieaihoit gehnocn
mo eeitern Morgeu uur0e ole Wlnt.
ter Dem GiuOe ipicoer 3ugeiii6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

NnlfinclleuIe. YIUn0. I6c.
&ommcIihuItcr, 8funo. .10c.-t2c.
Sommelloteletten, @iuuO ...... VOC.
Gutter. Gicr safe.
Stiidbnttcr, BiunO. ...... .40c.
Qanobutter, Efuno. .33c.
eier, friIde, Gubeno. .2Sc. 30c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

gareain.|erfanf in @runSeiecntbnm
8meih6diae mnb breitBdiae po1nbdHier nit
@eranoa.arunt ~ 9argnin-RretieH.
Pile Gin8elDeiien fonncn bonn 9lHlpru6' '9es
pnriemeut erIGnAt iDeroet
llHIteb etntee 1ibelitB & ejnarani1 SO.
Ieepbon: Gt Raul $780,
AbrcHe; Gnlbert. un0 GcrmansSirahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

8dlt tmure, 2i. 3uni 1916.
gei Der am 20. SUM ns Wlis. IN 0icicr Ndnf
eebalienen iabrlihen 9e0b mnrocn bic Solaens
ben als SircltDren lit ous iommcnoc Sabr crs
md6li:
g4ilium a. Wnrbnrg, G6arlcs g. Wncgiu.
gSilinm ". QuDbcH Ebomus G'9leu,
@ Muffin Seniins, 0bcn y. 0uninp,
Gjnltnbus Ebcr, 9ugcuc pcOcrinQ.
s,pbn e. @tiines. Snmcs g. ScumnH.
gSiuinm y. 0urii, 3bomas y. @rclbam,
s. @ralplor0 Nlnd, Soon e. 0ibbs, IT,.
gSuter o. 8roois nhn g. GiOnc
@ounro g. 9iobinlon, 9dnoolpD Barton, IT,.
g. 0Ouqb @otmnn GenrD 9. 6nrldn,
@bnrlc5 s. 8icmdn, 8. Bartlett 0dbWaro.
Gbarles @nglanb Scrc s.. gSbcelmrigbt.
8. Sig6lnnoS Burns.
gei Der beuie qcbulcnen Gibung Der 1iref
loren luuroe giinnm Mi. panocm ais 9srdiioent
Vbluarb =. 9lubiniun ais &icc Rrdfocnt Nramt
~ @vars aIs sdqgmeiiier nno &ipiOH sOna
(Snn22 -24,26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
RerIanat-aranen nnl 9d0dsn.

Y WcfInUnt.
Sin Sousmdofen in fleuer 5omilte; antci
Qobn Gd68uraaeH Nr. 2i00, Nin0cHlocnuc.
(Suni21-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
Stcacnsciu@c.
stsneasiu@:
8M nerfaMfcn uOcr 81 bermietEen.

Rn beranicn ubcr AZ bermletHen;
Scne MODERN eineerideie Nobnbduier, Q
binmer uno 9no. eIeftribes 9i6t; tn beLlem
iuuis. ae6insnnecm mic @icibe. Nddsufrosen
vt. tSt3, notwithstanding.
fglai68 Wtie H.&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
29 q l. n It n q.

0anft fcin ilfers obcr 9enilcrfroui.0iacuinnn
bio Gie bieie Cfieric gcprift 1nbcit.
$1,000 (gruno3infircD. @caen Beoinglinaen,
feline gln8abung braudi genid6i 8u pcroen
uno onnn nnr $3 p06cnilIm na6 @in3na IN
bna Sans fnnien ani sSsle O. 9nrS" nno
ern, 8crbcrung, aneS fit ciuen so bel 200
SUB prddiigen hodaelcpcnelt bcihoiieien
nierpllb, NaocltrQno mo 5s3tnmcr rnb Nno
9un9alop, eniaD aber ooniidnoiq ous9eltai
tet nit Neit mo Speiiclmmer'Mobeln, Gien
uno Sod llteniiien etc, nno auBcroem nit orc
nen 8amn nHo GcnlrabcBun9; Wrnnncn,
Snbnerbaus. Srabbaln @ord9e 9nOcrhoot
etc. IN cincr SOmmcrsNuunc nit bcldrdnis
fem 9utredot bic iebi r AaiimQrc's bette
Seliie on Dem yioroulcr ocs WlngoibO Slnliee,
an 0een Wdnounq QcbQnt prn. @clDdbrt
feine 2lnaiid)i nlf oic @helapeafc Bah nno pors
beiabrenoc Gdiife, Sa5pnlicr Ariien, glide
arabben, gluiicrn gSilo etc @robe @r0iinuna
nm A. Snli Der @n0cbduier. Speile. Ian5. mo
NmiIemcni Bnnllon 9luiuhue Cine ndd Ndltis
more iebi i'm Neirieb soc Sdbrqco fiir bic
Runoi0bri: frib5eiiiQer mo gbcno Sabrplan
Oloiorbooi Hicnit ocn NlaaoibDfSluB hn0ni biz
Sones' citation 2nnocpl0e on Der nNnndpoS
@lelirinen 0nic" 0ombnirier Wloiorbooi
uno Gelriher y8aOQon Nicnii SOC. fir bic
Nnnoiabri 9barnlicr9lccrcn3en criuroericb
6reie Snipeiiions SNbtien an irgcno clnen
Wo0eninQ ooer Spnn1Q, 9 llbr 8ormtinQe
llbr nno llbr 9dd)miinas. Wlnn idreibe
ielephonirc oocr ipredc ir bouc 9lnSiunit
6Grien etc Oor bei Der ,,@ibipn Selan0 GDm-
pam, snc.," Simmer 2, gau VniOHg Gcle
pbon: Si. BauI 3s5i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

pcime fir Gcbcns5cit.
8iucit9die, iieben 8nnucr 8crnnoa,6roni.
nuf bic Wlinuie MODERN.
6pMeItcaOs sStrabc
(ndbe Qdrlor0sJlodo).
Neben ,,6lilipn Yarl".
Gb1ne GirnBen lno aefnnoc Sage. Teucrs
llcberc, berIldrlie Neiou oaibeneie" NIT mos
6erncn GjaSoicn, muoetner Nod1iiiic. cmdillr'
tenn glnsgib nit 3rorhrcii; eIeliriidcnl Sdd)er
fir oe CONNER, itlo lit nit oer GeniraDeis
8nng oilr6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berbnnoen.
Nol bat 9rnbi3lnii. ianidre glbialianne Wldn
follie oieie 8dnier inip6iren ba ile oiee, bier
niml gennnnie Ncncrun0en cnbaicn
Man nebme Sdrior0glucnu @lciiridc nDto'
ltd bic Bur &omeienns Sirnbc.
Sbc GoUato 3. Wallng1er Ncnltg 60,
Bdluinierne6mer.
0f0-92O WuulcN Wuilblna.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
A GENUINE REFORM AND ECONOMY

real reform apt to come about without noise
or buster 1t is of the system and in use before
most OF us realize that the reform has been born The
tribune likes the matteroffact woraday reforms which
are accomplished without fuss or feather
we noted in the Statesman, or some other journal 81
enlightenment few days ago that it had dawned On
one In authority that it cheaper to send letter 70
oden oregon, than messenger to the same civ When
ociaidom makes such discovery you NAV be SIRE that
heaven OF some kind other working and worL;,o
hard In consequence have had born again orr bone
ol sound, sensible, economical government
II has been practice is Idaho for great manv vears 70
10 by messenger service that apparently can be done bv
mail 1t man commit crime in Caldwell and escane -
ontario 81 miles but in Oregon the procedure b,
been thus warrant is out for his arrest and
authorities at Ontario notified who in turn place the f;
tive under arrest and hold him. Our county sheriff Ill.,
BOSE and gets requistion papers on the governor of
thence to Salem where the papers are honored.
'nehce TO ontario and picks up his man. Under the new
plan the sheriff notifies the Ontario authorities as in the
past ana al the same time writes telephones the
hor OF the state OF the crime and need of reousto,
Inc papers are made out and mailed to the Cover
Vi oregon who in turn mails them to the sheriff With
MS papers the sheriff Ontario and gets his man
ne old way the expense at least $4,000 The rev ~
this expense is $147. way
we deem the reform here outlined most worthy On.
we would like to give full credit to the dscoverer who
ever ne may be. If it is Governor Alexander who ..
pShed 1t statute should be erected to his honor Of
course such savings be made in every CAGE hi,
some money can be saved in every case Above al, e
the fact that somebody is looking for an opnortu,t -
save the money of the taxpayers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
ANOTHER PIPE.
(Pocatello Tribune.)

1t seems that some of the ultra-dis.
corning pipe dreamers up in the north
part of the state have had anothe,
vision.
This time the dream takes the shape
OF designating big Four" which is
engaged in the process of handling
the states politics. and this mythical
big Four is suppose to be COM
posed of a church. railroad, mining
and sheep interests.
It Is some four, to say the least.
incidentally, of course, the opera
tons of this ephemeral four, are at
tributed to the southeast, presumably
for the reason that the southeast is
Republican. There may be some logic
to the claim of the pipe-dreamer from
!daho's political frozen zone. At least
It has always developed that all in
tesests in the southeast generally vot-
ed together for Republican success,
but such stand-pat attitude did not re-
ceive confirmation by the fellows I'D
north. ~
So that. in the light of all events
and placing proper estimate on the
rather serious humor of our brothers
OF the north. it is much more satisfac-
tory to place confidence in any sort OF
q Big Four" than it is in some of
the little four-hushers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18

that the clubs do discriminate wisely their resou-
tons. Let illustrate.
Some little time ago the Secretary of War after months
of study and of close consultation with of experience
and knowledge submitted plan for the reorganization of
the establishment of the country The President of
the United States has given this subject very close study
We that he has because he has constituted himself
an authority the subject. THE President
and Secretary of War, both brilliant, capable
and thorough-going students, were unable to
in every particular The Secretary of War re-
signed In the meantime the submitted to the
Caldwell Commercial club In breezy, of-hand manner
the whole controversy settled in the twinking of
eye. So far the members of the Commercial club of
Caldwell concerned the program of this country per-
haps for 50 years to come, has been settled.
The Tribune is offering criticism. If the members of
the club have made up their minds the subject they
have perfect right to their opinion in appropriate
resolution. resolution will probably do no harm al
though it is straw and straw reported have broken
the camels back. One of these days resolution will
come before the club for adoption matter of vital i'm
porance and upon which the members supposed to be
familiar The resolution will be passed. Will it have any
effect upon who have read the resolutions the club
on every subject under the much effect the
club had confined its resolutions matters with which it
acquainted? The chatterbox is given credit for
great wisdom notwithstanding his facility of expression
suggest that resolutions be carefully considered before
they are adopted In this way the expressions of the
club will gain great reputation for pernency and wisdom
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
PUBLICITY FOR WATER USERS

once the Transportation of the transaction vber.h .h
age-Mott water-right the Boise river wac ,co,;d
oy the fayette-Bose irrigation project at secret neetn
VI the board OF directors of the Payette- Boise .t
oSerS ASSOCIATION, determination has manifested ;,s,f
~ 'ne rights OF settlers should be safeguarded bv greater
pey 10 be sure the board of directors has not
"a" Out II mas taken step. Henceforth the proceed;n
Nen at secret meetings will be entered upon the
'ne meeting and read at subsequent open MEETINGS of
the BOARD In this way those interested will sooner ~
later learn what has been done and the authors Tb
S'eP is the publication of the proceedings of the ho,d
Inc tribune respectfully suggests that the secret, f
'he board OF directors be required to furnish to ~
newspaper on the project copy of the minutes 90 ,h
od 10 De used as the newspapers see fit but without
pehse TO the Association. This will REQUIRE lt,1. x
work on the part of the secretary and we thai b.
NC gwen little clerical assistance or slight ncre, -
Inc secretary has ample time as is shown NV ,b
,ee' ina. good portion of his time is now devo,sd .,
MS DAIRY small boy deliver the milk wop,d nrohah
give Tue secretary time to attend to this additional or
any rate the transactions of the board of drectors 90
OF great importance and should be published IInd t
mode OF operation is impossible to oct info
auon except such as the secretary sees fit TO oiv o
neh the spirit moves him. When his memory fa;,s hin;
cows get out or an extra quart of milk Is wanted 90
street publicity of Payette Boise nroiect a.
iairs is very likely to suffer- 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18

CHARLES E. HUGHES WILL BE THE NOMINEE.

The nominee of the Republican party for president of
the United States will be Mr. Justice Charles f. Hughes.
He is the choice of the party and the hope of the people
His nomination will his election by the greatest
majority given presidential candidate in a great many
years. Consumption is possible in crises-n peace
well in The crisis which this country is facing
and which will face until the present administration is
succeeded by another is grave crisis and which
warrants CONSUMPTION
Mr.. Justice Hughes has declined a nomination that
has not been rendered him. That he candidate for
the nomination is admitted by ALL His sincerity is
questioned That he would rather be Justice of the
Supreme Court than President of the United States may
be admitted by all His desires and ncinations will be
matters of minor consideration at the when the
decision is irrevocably made. He will lay aside his per-
sonal feelings all great patriots lay them aside when
the need of the country apparent and the voice
people clear and distinct Mr. Hughes has always shown
willingness to sacrifice himself when necessary His
greatest enemy will not charge that he is lacking in
patriotism that he will fail when it comes to the SUI
preme
The presidency is the greatest office within the gift OF
the people of this any other people No citizen of the
country will refuse if called upon 1t is
an honor and obligation that come to but few men
and no one worthy of the Office be unmindfu of the
honor nor indifferent to the obligation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
BRINDISI.

"Brindisi. naval base of the Italians
and the port from which the Latins
are again sending expeditions into the
Balkans and into northern Africa, has
been a war-harbor from remote an
tiquity. At one time it was the first
war-port of the Western World, when
the fleets OF Rome bore invincible
iegions to every region around the
Middle Sea-" begins a bulletin lust
society. p'~
The Italian seaport is situated
about midway upon the high Italian
heel. where the Adriatic narrows into
the Strait of Otranta. 1t is about Is
miles east-northeast from the port of
! laramie. and 34o miles southeast from
the port of Ancona. 1t is buiIded on
a rocky promontory, which almost
encioses its roomy bay. Its harbors-
an inner and an outer harbor-one al
most completely landlocked, are ex-
ceilent. There is room for the largest
meets within the inner harbor. and
this basin is sheltered from every wind
and easily defended on account Of Ire
narrow entrance. The biggest hoats
can enter and make fast to the docks
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
THE ATTORNEY OF THE SITUATION"

Mr. Brandes himself being unable to appear for both
SIDES, in the Lennox appeared attorney for the
situation"
So reads statement made by Clarence W. Barron the
Boston editor before the Senate Investigating Committee
which looking into the fitness of Mr. Brandeis for the
high position of Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States. Mr. Barron also invites the Senators to
go to Boston and learn how Mr. Brandes acquired his
wealth
The investigation of the charges against Brande shows
already that this demogogue and agator untitled for
the position for which he has been nominated by the
President He started to acquire wealth and did so
as organizer of and legal counsel for the corporations
which he later attacked in the and from the public
rostums In his anxiety to wealth he successfully
worked both ends against the middle. Of late years he
mas distinguished himself agitator and demogogue
lie has accepted fees from both sides of legal conrover
Sizes Neither the ethics of his profession nor the morals
common to all inerfered with his pursuit of wealth
II there is one position above all others which should be
held by man above all suspicion in every respect that
OF member of the Supreme Court of the United States
MT brandes is already suspected We dare say that the
investigation will disclose his absolute untness in charac
ter training and mind for the position for which he has
been named
1t disgrace to the country that the President THOUGH
ne is but political opporunst should attempt to further
ms personal ambition by nominating such man as Louis
bfandes for Justice of the Supreme Court We trust
that the Senate will have the courage of its convictions
and refuse to ratify the nomination.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-18
SECRETARY GARRISON RESIGNS.

Secretary Garrison the strong man of the Wilson ad
mnistation has quit in disgust Mr. Garrison asked that
the program Of the administration as outlined by the
President himself and recommended by the Secretary of
War be supported True to his character President Wilson
refused to lend the support In other matters he felt
liberty to go before Congress in person and bring
congress before him in piecemea but the question of
preparedness, vital it is Mr. Wilson was content with
anything that Congress might hand out
The resignation of Secretary Garrison was undoubtedly
the elimination of series of unhappy experiences with
his chief From the very first Secretary Garrison could
see the necessity for military preparedness by this
try PRESIDENT Wilson was long time in reaching that
conclusion and when he did reach he had not the firm
ness OF conviction to adopt program and fight it
through Once again he showed that he was too proud
to fight Without question the elimination of the Phlin
pine question: which has ended for the present in the
Clarke resolution, was equally CALLING to Mr. Garrison
Here too Mr.. Garrison wanted to fight for sane policy
Inc president while disappearing of the Clarke resolution
was too proud to fight it, He acquesed in enunciaton
which was at nmca to the interests of the neone m
islands and repugnant to the traditions of this country
The resignation of Secretary Garrison at this time fills
every citizen with the premontitions for the
country during the balance of the Wilson administration