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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
@aS l6r. gafcr iibcr Srn. Scumun
Iant,

&crr 9crnoro g2. 9ofer lit eiil
9oItimorer @eidGfiSmonn, Der nit
Sdiifsbou in cueer@erbinoung ltebt.
glls ioI6er Oorf er iib pobl elm llr.
tbcil iiber bol5ernc uno ltGbIetne
Sdiffe uno iibcr Oos g8irfcn Scr
Observation-Disclosures Ser Gegieriuig,
an Der Serr Genmon goriiscnoer 1T,
mo Ger froft icines 9(nltes nit Dem
@encrol @oet6olS in cine GontroDer-
ie ii6er b0l5erne uno it1blcrne Shif-
ic gefolIen iit. Sr. 8ofer lieB cine
5illipico los, in Der er Stono ninnlt
9egcn Serrn Genmon. gr bat 5ols
gcnoes 8li ineen: nSerr 0cumon pcr-
itebt nidbts bonn Sbiffsbou. Gr 1T
Elm 9loootot, Der iib m Der @eltfiiite
cinen Ruf ais 9(0bofot in SoHen IN
oenen es iih I'M GerIebung Der See.
red)te Der Ser. Staoten bonoelte, er-
morben bat. Gieier GrfoIg ootirt no-
tiirliA aus Der 3eit Dor inherent Gin-
tritt in oen arice. Serr 0enmon
bat nihts getbon oar nidts getbait
Inn ieine @obl gum @oriibenOen Der
Gcboroe al rebtfertigcn, Die oen
proftiiben Shiffsbolt ouf uniercm
ariegsprogrnmm bertrcten foil.
Scrrn 0enmons Mctbo0en pcroen
om beIten Ourd ole E6otiuhe belir-
t6ciIt, OuB, nodoem Ole 5hiff6oilbe.
b0roc bereits Monote beitebt, oeren
@oriiecnocr @err Denmon it, iie iiG
iett nod uidt fIor it, ob bol8eruc
coer itdblerne Sdjiffe ooer BON bel.
Sen 5u bouen iino iino mie Diele oa-
bon. 0ic 4cumoniIirte Shiffs6olt-
9eboroc bat nihts getbon, mo miro
fortiobrcn nidts 5u tbun Scrrn
Genmon's Stelluno iollte einem
N}onnc iiberloiien peroen Der etipaS
bon S6iifcn bcritebt uno Der groB
qcnig it, Der Situotion Wleiitcr 5it
icin. GapitGn Sobn 81. DonaIO, Elm
DtitglicO scr Sdiifsboubeboroc, lit
mo6l oer ein5ige proftiide Sdiifs-
bauer an Ser 8eb0r0e, oos Der redte
@turn an re6ten Flobe iein piiroe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
glnnbanfan bci etemmerls Damn.

Sr. SLnoreip 8obrtol6 ouf Der StraBe
nicOergeicblogen rmO bcraubt.
SSurOe i6wcr oerIcst nud Dem
ct. SoicpbS-SoipitaI gcbra9t.-
0ic StroBenrdlber nobmen cine
goIOcnc llbr unO oos @cIO lno
berihponOen. iu
9luf ieinen nob Safe @e9e bon
Baltimore nob &oBpille in 9alti-
more-Gointp wuroe 9lnorcu 6oe9r-
fol6, Elm N1ann bon 6S SSo6rcn, BON
StrobenrGubern ais er bic W}ace-
9luenue entIong aing uno in bic gldbc
BON Stemmcrs &un gcfonunen mar,
ii6criolleu uno arg 5uocridtct Gic
StroBenrGu6cr iporen bon binten
iiber i'm berocfollen lnO battcn Inn
nit einem ihimpfen Snltuimcnt iibcr
Oen aopf eeicblagen uuO einen oop-
pelten ShGoel6rll6 peruriodt Ser
gou6onfoll mllp0e gegen 10 ll5r 30
9l6cn0s perii6t, ocnn firj Ourauf
iu6r Die SbwGgerin ocs Serrn 6obr-
folb, 6rou @lila6etb Sobrfol6, Die
StroBe entlang unO io6 Den Mann
ouf ser StroBe liegen. Scrr 6o6r-
folb 6otte oie 9eiiunln9 pcrloren-
6rau So6rfol6 oIornlirte Die yiad-
6oridaft rno peranluBte oen gteffen
oeS Spfers, Serrn SenrD @utten6er-
ger, ieinen Gnfel i'm 9llttomo6il nad6
Dem ct. Soiepbs-Soipital 81 nebnlen,
luoiel6it iein 3uiton0 fir fritiicb ge-
6olten miro. Sic RGil6cr itoblen cine
goloene ll6r i'm @ert6e bon $160,
ouf Der Die @uhltoben o9. g. elm
eropirt iiuO. Ger 3uiionO ocs Scrrir
6o6rfolb geitottet nibt, i'm INN Sn-
formation 81 befrogcn; er fonnte nlr
ongc6cn OoB er, ais CT Die StroBe
cutlong pl0blib bon binten nieocr'
geidlugen muroe. 2ielltennnt S. gS-
Grcomcr unO Die &oli5iitcn 6ceblcD
lmo @G6ter, Der @oli5ci in Ganton,
IinO cifrig Oobei Die Sobe allf5ufld-
rcn. @cItcrn gl6enO wuroc pom 500
ipitol aus mitget6eilt Dab SEER
s5o6rfoI6 pabrideinlidj nit Dem Sc
ben 0oOontommen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
gnnScs.gIscmt bcitu6Icm.

Inter Der 9lul6uloigunh ongeb-
lid betrlmfen 5u iein, iuuroe geiteru
SSobn Srumrine, AZ Sabre alt, DOn
gtort6eoit, No., perbaftet inO nod
Der mittleren 8oli8eiitotion gcbradt.
arumrine CAB i'm Stations6ollie an.
ooB er Iib Gpf Dem @eee nah &ir-
einien beiinOe imo OoB er bort fiir
Die Regierung o@looni6iners" inO
h9lino Gigcrs" alli5uipiiren babe.
@eitern 9}o6mittng troien in einem
Sotel all Der -G6arlesitraBe 5wci
ilingc WlGnner, nit oenen e. iid in
cine llnterbo!iung einlieB. gtoboem
Die 5iuei meg9egangen waren entOef-
te Grllnlrine oen @erhtlt bon $136.
Sn DER Soiinung, Die beioen Der
idmrnOenen 3u finOen trieb er li6
Den gnu5en 9ohmittae in Der g8G6e
oeS Sotels imlber, bis er geltern
9[beno pcr6aitet nur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
gpirO 0icllcidjt cntluTcm.

SSo6n 2cttner BON gir. 1929, g8elt-
2omborOitroBe, Elm fcinOliher 9IuS-
ldnOer, Der on W}ontng in elmer oer-
botenen 3one perboitet iinO nod Dem
@eidngniB geionOt puroc, fmn ge-
NAB eiucm 8elegromn pom 9unoeS'
@enerolonwalt @regorp in @nibing-
ton, freigeIoiien weroen, penn Die
6ielgen 9e6oroen 0ies 5u t5un ge-
0enfen. 2ettner miro ie6eniallS beltte
ouf ireien Sur eeleet werocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Cie Gnoben Sobn 9. Siloebrano
BON glr. 2t3, Oit-25. StroBe, umo
@ilium 6. Gibel BON 9lr. 34S, Dit
20. StraBe, batten lid am Somitag
cine aose 5ur Siclideibc ouser-
wdblt nod Der iie idoiien. Ga oie
9loAbarn @cio6r in bcuuniliegenocn
aiIoelu io6eu, 10 6eihIoIicn lie, Die
anuben uer6oiteu 5u luiien, @cItern
puroen oic bcioen ,@iloihiiben" i'm
noroolilic6en 9Soli5cigcrit6t Inn ie
$2.70 beltraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
WOnOeruenr SarrinatOn nub @un'
- heLhilber.

SSu 5olee Ser pielcu aritifeu iibcr
speiicl6oite g8cnoelbiI0er in Oer-
Icbicoenen 9ofalen ocS Stoatcs be.
qob Hh @ouocrncur Sorringtou &C.
licrn 81 elmer Gouicren5 nit ben
N2itglieoern Der @onoel6iIoer-Gen-
nlr-ge6oroc in oeren 9ofal an ser
9crington.StroBc. Gie Goniercn5
no6m 3icmlid cine 9on5e Stuuoc in
SInipru6 inO ocr @ouocrncur licB
licb oic oon5c So6lage crldutern.
Iie Wlitqlicoer Ger 9eb0r0e iinS:
Charles 6. &arper, Sluuelicr, bon
Salisbury, @oriter; 6rou NRar-
gucre s. Sarriion SournaliIiin bon
Baltimore; @iaiaH i. Stone, Ban.
fier. @oupcrneitr 0orrington lit
iiber5cugt, Dob Die geb0roe i6re
8ilicbt uuO SHuIoisfeit tbut aber
OaB in pcridieoenen flciuen Crtidaf-
ten Oes StoatcS 9ilocr ge5eigt per-
0cn welhe feiuer Geniur untcrwor.
fen iino Gr initriirte 0ic @e6oroc,
Die rriorOerliden S6ritte 81 ergrei-
len aud IN ocn fIeinIteu Srtidaiten
oic 6ilms iulter sic Gontrolc Ger
Sc6oroc 5u bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Serr Conicl 5. 9oocn Collector
Der @onermictben mo 2iccn5en
modtc gcitern belanut, OaB bis gum
%. ,Snli ieocr &ous6eiibcr Die gSai
iermict6e 6e5a6lt babeu muB. Gad
Oieiem Gotilm miro Oos @nlier obge
iteat lperOen
Grncnnltligen 6 i'm @eiun 5.
Belts Depnrtcment.
@ciunobeits. .Gonmiiidr Gr. So6n
2. 9lofe crnonnte geiieru Scrrn 8.
a. &ccic bon gfr. 726, Sit.9iOole-
StraBc, ais Glcrf inn beuiihcn 90.
6orotorium Sri. @roce @ellS ais
arautenpfIegerin i'm SD6en6amsSo.
ipitol uno 6rco. 9ieomod bon 9tr.
hi Milro.Strobc. ais aroufenpdr.
fer I'M SDoenbom.SoiptoI.
Ter @emeiuoemnrft.
W}oDor @reiton 6radte geitern ici.
uer 5reu0e oorii6cr gum glus0rud,
Dab Der @emcinoemarft ein 10 lido.
ner Grfolg ipurOe. @eiiern Moraen
maren wicocr biele SnuSironcn I'M
Marftc mo iie fonnten bort ole Der.
i6ieOenen 6ormproouftc bilIieer imO
beiier oils in onoeren Ndrften fau.
fen. Somes .. Glorf, elm 6ormer bon
Sorioro,GountD, botte cine llnmengc
@enliiie no1 Baltimore ge6radt.
9obnen Oic i'm 9elair,Morft 10 Gts.
pro @cd foiteten, fonnte mon i'm
@emeinoemarft iiir 5 Gts. pro @ed
fouicn. Ter Morft miro moreen wie-
Der oiien lcin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
Gine nnaIiItlide Gle IN 9anraDiIIc.

Am areisgeriht 5u Eomlon Bat
3rou glroic g. @cQer cine aloec Inn
Shcioung bon Dem 9lpot6efer 6re-
oerid 4. @eaer in 9oiraOille eiurei-
den ldiien in wclher iie I'M Die
gluiiiht iibcr Die 5mci ainOcr Der
@be uno Inn 500 modentlidbe glli-
mcute floot. gic 5rou iugt, Dob iie
i'm Moi ee5pun6en mar, i6ren Got
ten 5u perlolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
GIO iuar giaamif.

Sotte S6eiOungsurfimOen.@opic ge-
fGlift. Sing bierani Seirot5
nit Sri. @Oitb 9crfcnitod bon
@orfersburg, @. -Gay cin.
Seine critic 6ron bottc i'm ouf
9llimente perflogt. Al Gic 6urdt,
OoB leinc 9iganie inn @eridt cnt-
Ocdt piiroc, DeranloBte ibn gum
Sel6ltlnorO.
Cine llnteriuHung in OoS Se6cn
Ocs @eiddiisreiicuocn Snmes 6.
GIp, jun, Der oorgcItern I'M Sotel
sSopce SeIbitmorO beeme bat oen
enti6eiOcnOen 9epeiS gclieiert, Dob
er cine Shciolngs.llrflmOe BON ici-
ncr criien 6rou geidlidt bottc unO
bierouf cine SHein,Seirot6 nit Sri.
eoitb @erfenItod BON Earfers6lIrg,
M. So, eingegongen mar. Gie &eb'
tere beionO iidb IN ieiner 9egleitlng,
ais er iid OoS 2eben nobm.
IS licgt flor oni Der Sano, Dab
oas Nl1Ohen rnO ieine @ltern inter
Dem @inorud worcn, OoB Glg Elm
ireicr @lonn iei. Sri. Serfenitod
ii6erreidtc Dem Coroner Griscol
rno Dem Captain Sole bonn weitli-
den Giiirift ole eeidlidte llrfunOe
inO Die 6cirat6s-9eicb cbeinigung, Ole
bon einem preSbpteriicben @ciitlibet
in EorfcrSbiiro unO 5lpei NlitgIic-
bern i6rer 6omilie unter5eihnct mar.
Gie SdeiOungsurtunOc beiagt,
ooB iie ein Cuplifat iei uno oaB oic
SdciOlng onr6 Garl 81. Wlengel, ci.
nen pronlinenten glOpofot bon 9alti-
more eriuirft por0cn lei. gluBeroenl
lit in Dem Gofllnent entbolten, oaB
6rou Somes s. Glp iiu, bonn
Mol6ert 9(partement.6aus, oaS 0ri-
ginol bciibt. lQS Goflment gi6t
ferncr an, ooB Der Srou Glv obiohltc
S6eiolmg am 4. WlGr5 I'M Circuit
@eriht bon 9libter Stunp 5ngeiprO-
den lpurOc Gns Hopicr 1T ni1t in
Der rcgulareu 6orm ollsgcidbriebcn,
ionOcrn 1T in observation-disclosures
Sdriit ollsgeiiiat iporOen.
Sine genoue llntcrIuduug im @e-
ribt i0rOcrte ie0oh fein Gbeibei-
Olnos.llrt6eil 81 Eoge, oQs cntweOer
Serrn oOer 6rou GlD 5ugeiproHen
lporOen ip1re. Gorl &. Mengcl, Scr
glupult, beitritt eiti1ieOen, OoB er
jenols @lp i'm @eridt oertretcn bot.
6rou Glp por Die Grite, Die oos
Gofument ais gefdlidbt bc5ei6nete.
Sic crfldrte ouBeroenJ OoB iie inn
gluguIt 1914 nit ibrem @otten 5u-
iommenlebte mO ooB iie iid nidt
por Dem 81 Gfto6er ociiel6en Sab
res getrennt b1ttcn glm 13. Sllt
Oicies Sobres botte Tie Ourd SarrD
9. @oIf inn Circuit -@eriht cine 9ui-
menteu-aloge gegen i6ren Soften
eingereidbt in ipelher iie erfldrte,
OoB @lp iie am 81. Sfto6er OerluIiell
babe. Sic 16otiode, bob 9iidtcr
Gapfins cine GorlnOungS.Sr0re fiir
Glp unter5cihnet bate, mIB oen
Mann erihredt bobcu, Oa man por-
ousiihtlih berousgeillnoen Bate,
ooB pr 5pei 6raiien babe. Tiejer I'M
Iiano miro ipobI oud Die llriofe lei-
neS SelbitmorOes gelpeien iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Gin uicrjdbriecs @l6odlen, Oos ici.
ncn9tomen nidt nigcbcn fonnte, obcr
weiB, ooB cs Gater, Wlutter uno 5pei
Qriioer bot ipuroc oil Scr Goit-9lpe
mo @oltinIorc-Sirabe ollein beuIm-
mauoerno gefunocn. Gs bciinoet iid
in Sbbut Der 8rou 9lunic W}cDcr, in
glr, 10 Sii0 gaitg(pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

idcn lutberii6en Stride 81 SDcrlea
miro onltircn mo oic 9obrtrIhtrdacr
mcroen iein Oic $erren gluguit Epc-
lc Gowmo arcB, Sobn ghltb, 6re.
ocrid Bauer, 0uItaD 2osc uuo Wlot.
tbeip 9fihmono,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Flnce; Ntllldlll 9olDarO DeuBer,
Stnats Sonitorium, I. lieutenant,
meoi5iniidcr Corps; Charles Nl
Sarmon Gburh Some anO Snfirm.
arv, 1. Sieutenaut, mcOi5inii6er
Corps. Sdmmtli6e Sifijiere ioaen
ioiort nod 5ranfreih geionOt per.
ben.
gteue Stetruten.
@eItern meIOeten iid ioIgenOe
neuen Getrlitcn an:
9unoes. .9lrmee. Serbert 3. Scott,
9lidar0 s. 6merid, G6as. u. Wiias,
,Soiepb 9oi6crmau Sobn 9l6omsfi
slntoni Sominsfi @iQiom Bogus,
SenrD Sowidp, Nlor Mouo5if, Dol.
timore; gilbert Steele, So6n $. Stit-
ber, @iaiom S. @orf, 2lueuit y.
Simpion, Cumberland, Wlo.
Scr. StaotcnsMorine: g9iQiom $.
Sol5ner, 9tr. 1888, 9lioeriioe-glpe. !;
SapworO q. Barton, glr. 39OS,
0luiue.9lpe.; George bon Sdlepe-
eren, gtr. 1925, SrlconsitrnBe.
Ser. Staoten Mnriuecorps: g0w.
6oroman. aenneoDoiae, N1o.; Sobn
gilbert @cS6onc, @ai6iugton, DC;
9lleranoer Scott Samilton, jun,
@ni6ington, 9. 6.
Ser. Stooten Slotten-Heierpe: 9io-
bert &urcea Gonmop, Cambridge,
O1O.; Sobn Somcs aelep, gir. GOA,
Sit Al. Ctr; hilbert @orren gSilion,
gtr. 1114 6reoerid.glUenue; SEQ
SSapeS, 9fr. 116, Siio-StrideritraBe;
Salon Cation Sooper, 9llnea Stuart
Iapis unO 0oriep Gomaro 9apis bon
Cambridge, Nl0.; Ntnrtin G0worO
gaprlc, Sigblonotopn, WlO.; Gobert
g9iQinm Sosfins, glr. 246, Sii0.
GbeiieritraBe; 9iobert @lpoo0 Smith,
GER. A2S, GaIpin.9loe.; Martin Sol.
9. @caeD, 9lr. GOA, Oit Al. Ctr;
Sames SeurD @am6ria, 6reOerid,
lR0.
GonierDen not bmen0ig.
9aS 9lr6eits Gcpartement IN
@oi6inqton bat Gin Girflilor OIL ole
@rcoigcr IN Baltimore gcionOt in
ipclHcn cS oie @eiitIihcn ouiiorOert,
alien 5rouen in ibren @emein0en Die
Not6wenOiefeit bor5uleoen, cob iie
bel Dem ginmobcn ser gii1ieniriif-
te beIien miiiien, ipem Die 6a6rifcn
eriolgrcidj iein iollen. Die 9legie'
rung beoniprudt 12 Yro5cnt oes
@roOufteS oQer cingemndten Grbien
uno 9obnen mo oQer Somaten fiir
iicb lno perlongt 90 gro5ent bon al
len Gingcmadtem iiir Ole 9(Qiirten.
Der 9ielt fam bonn Eublifum ge-
fouit iuer0en. Gie 6abrifeu boben
befannt gegebcn Dab lie minOeitcns
nod 10000 6rouen llnO ainOer 5ll
ocn bercits oorbon0enen &rGiten ges
brallcben, Inn bic glrbcit eriolgrci6
ourd5uiii6ren GoS naiie @etter bat
oei gccren piel SHoOen get6on mo
Die 4rdierpirung Oeriel6en bat be-
oeuteno gelitten. Tie Eonoten.
@rnote beginnt udhite ISOLDE uno
Damn ioatc 9lQcs 0oiiir bereit icin
6rie0ens- II. 9riegspreiie.
6olgenoes lit cine 3idammenitel-
lung Der tdgliden 2e6ensmiitel.
Brciie i'm 6rieoensiobre 1897 nno
inn 9riegsiobrc 1917:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
5anO Iciuc 5ran toOt i'm 'SanIc.

glls SalncS Bennett GeIteru gl6eno
nod ieiner @obnllng. glr. 2406, Dit
Gbaieitrobe. fauL nadoem CT Den
gou5en Gag ii6er 5itr 9lrbeit eeneien
mar, ianO er iemc 6rml IN Der Slide
ouf ienem Sofo licgeuo toOt Dor.
Coroner enslep iaote, oie 5rali iei
i6on Z bis S 5tunoeu toot gepeien
g}od 9lusiaoe Oes Wlannes mar Die
5rnu felt Sabren frdnflid gelpeien.
Die oirefte SooeSuriabe mar geitern
gl6eno nod niAt crmittelt.
Ql6omcntcu, bic ben ,,1entidjeH GOrre,
lpOnocuien" uid)t phnltlidj Ober nmrcac.
mnGig crbnltcn, iiHo nrbctcH, brr Office
onDnn per xclcpbon OOcr idriIiNdI NlIt-
tbeiluua 81 manrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Staotprohlrotor 2, 2. 6ielo prd.
icniirie oeitcrn Der itoatlihen Steuer.
Gonmliiiion Gin Gofumcut, in mel.
dem cr oarlegte. oaB Oas Saupt'
burcou Scr Goniolioaiion Goal 50.
nicbt III 3roiiburg gllleaan0 Gountp,
iouOern in Baltimore lit mo oaij
ocs6ol6 bic @eiellidait in Baltimore
fir i6r perionlides Gigeutbuu I'M
9'etroac BON $30sAs4 Steueru be.
5o6lcn iolIte. Qie gluaclcgenbeit miro
ie6cnioas, o6uc 9liidiidlt oid Die Ont
ihcioulg scr Gtener.Gonmiiiioh
ocm 9lppcIIatiousgcrit 0or0clcat MGR
sen.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-03-23

The following national propos-
'ition will be debated next Nj lon
dayfmnrning i'll the Auditorium
of the Academy: Resolved that
the United States should prohibit
illiterate foreign immigration
Dewey Hale, Horton Nelson and
Douglas Mcbride. OF the "Men
tor Debating Club will advance
the affirmative. Leo Homes,
Horace Koch and Ralph Open
shaw will defend the negative. =
This is the first discussion of a
series OF National propositions
The public are invited to attend
Watch for announcement OF next
event.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-03-23
Idaho Conservative

The Fourteenth Idaho legisla-
ture. which recently adjourned.
was confronted with 675 meas
ures and passed approximately
200. The measures finally sent
to the Governor for his approx al
or rejection will not all find their
way to the session laws.
Six new counties were created.
The state bureau OF mines and
geology was created and adds to
to the University OF Idaho one of
it's most important departments
as mining is one of the states
greatest industries.
Three different measures were
passed to curb the | w. w. men,
unce which has caused serious in
dustrial disturbance and agitat-
ion which it was claimed incited
riots. conflicts and great damage,
forcing mills to close down, caus
ing difficulty in the harvesting OF
crops, etc Many fires of an un-
known but supicious source were
started, forcing up insurance
rates. A penitentiary penalty
is added to these bills.
A workmen's compensation bill
was passed.
Practically no legislation was
passed injurious to the business
or industrial development of the
state
The future is bright for mining
power and railroad development
in Idaho as we'll as all other lines
OF activity.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-03-23
County Boy is US.
Marine Marksman.

BY hitting the buIls-eye with
unerring skill from the standing.
kneeling, or sitting position, I.
E. Swain OF Yale, this county,
has qualified AS IA mhrksman in
the United States Marine Corps,
according to an official bulletin
from Woshingto ton. He recently
made an excellent score at "slow
and rapid" fire. winning the
badge Of Workmanship and an
increase in pay.
This keen-eyed young man is
with the u. S. Marines who are
restoring order in the little Re-
public OF Haiti. While peace has
been established throughout the
greater part OF the island. an
occasional battle with bandits
and other lively happenings pro
vide plenty of excitement and
adventure for the Yale boy.
The y young rnan is a son of Mrs
Sarah of Yale, enlisted in the
United States Marine Corps al
it's Milwaukee, Wise, recruiting
station on Nov. 9, 1916.
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Island and Marion
News.

Eugene Smith who has been
to his bed tor the past
two months with rheumatism,
was taken to Salt Lake Friday
last for treatment.
The annual Relief society and
Ward Reunion was held jointly
Thursday. the 18th. in the Mar
ION chapel. A most delicious din
ner was served, after which a
speech OF welcome was delivered
by Bishop Sessions. followed by
an excellent program. In the
evening a dance was held in the
amusement hall. A right royal
time was spent by all present.
Mrs. William Holt of Burley is
visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Croits.
Weird Conference will be held
Sunday in the Marion Meeting
house. Everybody invited
A party of young folks spent
the afternoon and evening at the
Crab home. Music and singing
passed the time away and oe'
was toastmaster at luncheon, A
most pleasant time was had.
Dean Larson made a business
trip to Burley last week.
The Ward MIA. will stage an
other performance at the school
house Monday the 26th. 1t will
consist of two one act drams
WHO'S Who, or All in a Fog
and The Coming Of Lefty" by
the JUNIOR & 5 and the former
by the Seniors. There will be
other specialties between acts.
S E. Sessions hasreturned from
q weeks business trip to Cache
Valley.
Sessions and Cunmunsen o
Burley are hauling bailed hay
a so oats to their 200 cattle uI
Goose Greek.
Miss Viva Hall went to Twin
Falls Sunday tor a few days.
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GERMANSS|NK
U.S.SIEAMERS
Vessels Torpedoed Without Warning,
the Attacking Submarine Never
Appearing That Ships Might
Dofen1 Themselves.

London.-Tfe sinking of the Amer
lean steamers City Of Memphis, Hi
nois and Vigilancia was announced
Sunday. Fourteen men from the Vigi-
lancia are missing, as are some from
the City OF Memphis. The crew OF the
Illinois was landed safely
The City Of Memphis, in ballast
from Cardiff to New York, was sunk
by gunf1re. The second officer and
fifteen men of the crew have been
landed. The Illinois, from London for
Port Arthur, Texas, in ballast, was
sunk at o'clock Sunday morning
The Vigilancia vas torpedoed without
warning. The submarine did not ap-
pear. The captain, first and second
mates, first, second and third engi
ners and twenty-five men OF the crew
have been landed at the Scilly islands
The fourth enginer and thirteen men
are missing.
Third Engineer Thompson of the
City of Memphis, in an interview
with the Central News, said that the
submarine fred warning shot for the
steamer to slow down and subsequent
ly signAled for her to stop and for the
crew to abandon the ship.
Ten or eleven shells were fired al
the vessel, which began to sink
Then followed terrific explosion
which caused the vessel to tremblt
all over, and within twenty minutes
she sank, stern first. The crew suf
tered great deal from exposure dur
ing the night.
Washington.-With the announce
ment of the ruthless destruction o
three unarmed American merchan
ships by submarines it was offciall.
admitted her that virtually state 0
war exists between the United State
and Germany.
One step the president is contem
plating is call for an Immediate ses
sion Of congress to hear an address
asking for authority to adopt aggres
sive measures against the submarin
menace. Already American ships ar
being armed to defend themselves
the next move must be to send wal
ships with orders to seek out subms
rines and clear the trans-Atlanti
Ian I.
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RAILWAY WAR
/ |SCALLEDOFF
Managers Yield and the Men
Gain Coodly Portion of
Their Demands.
THE TENSION RELIEVED
Adamson Basic Eight-Hour Day viii
Go Into Effect Regardless of the
Decision Of the Supreme
Court.

New York.-The threatened na-
tonal railway strike has been called
off, 1t being announced officially by
an official Of the conference commit
tee of railroad managers at 12:45
O'Clock Monday morning that the
brotherhood had been granted pracg
tically everything provided in the
Adamson law.
The decision reached by the man
ayers at their midnight conference
means that the 'brotherhoods have
won an important victory although 1t
does not bring them all their original
demands.
The men will get their present pay
for ten hours for eight hours work
under the agreement. These conces-
sions on the part of the managers are
virtually what the employees con-
tended they would gain under the
Adamson law II 1t were declared con-
stitutional
The formal letter in which the set
tlemnt was made was signed by Elisha
Lee, chairman of the managers COM
mittee, and was as follows:
IN the national crisis precipitated
by events of which we heard Sunday
afternoon the national conference com
mite of railroads joins with you in
( the conviction that neither at home
nor abroad should there be fear OF
hope that the efficiency operations o.
the railroads of the country will be
hampered or impaired
Therefore you are authorized tt
assure the nation there will be M
strike and as basis for such assur
ance we hereby authorize the commit
tee OF the council of national defens,
to grant to the employees who ar
about to strike whatever adiustmen
your committee deems necessary t
guarantee the. uninterrupted and ei
ficient operation of the railroads as al
indispensable arm of national de
fense"
The announcement Of the manager
that they had yielded apparentl
came as surprise to the brotherhoo
chiefs, for they were in bed whe
summoned to the conference room
Earlier in the evening there had bee
distinctly pessimistic feeling as t
the prospect for averting a strike. U
TO that hour the railroads had refuse
to make the concessions granted an
the brotherhoods had stood fast t
their determination to strike unles
they won their demands either by tn
supreme court declaring the Adamso
law constitutional or by their en-
: ployers granting them the eight-hou
day.
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Big War Orders Still.

Out OF a total expectation val
ued at $3.614.l73.OOO for the
seven months of the fiscal wear
ended January, 1917, $2.77O,
100000, or II per cent went to
France. Italy, Russia, United
Kingdom. Canada, Australia,
and New Zealand, the warning
powers. Add to that the exports
to Japan. which is manufacturing
heavily for Russian requirements
$74. 900. O.OOO-and the percentage
OF our exports going to- the bel.
ligerents is 80. This is by way
of reminder that ours is war
order prosperity.