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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
JACK TARS UNDER
SERIOUS ACCUSATION
Men of e'attleship crcron Said TO Have
Struggled Thrse-Ouarters Of
Million Worth OF Goods.

san Francisco. April l2=Thr Even
Ing Post publishes 4 story 10 the effect
that a strong belief hat dutiable goods
valued at about $3.50. 600 We, snl;ierled
ashore III launches from the battleship
crcson just before she departed Tor
the Br.insIton navy yards. 1t says
that an order has been issued instruct
ing the Inspectors at Breiaerton to de
lay every man of the battl ship until
the whole matter has been sifted TO the
throughout the country have been
notified to find and examine the
questionable packages il possible.
The battIeship was scheduled to
get away for Bremer'on on Saturday
morning, but was delayed on account
Of not receiving sailing orders. AT
noon. however. says the Post. "a
telegram was received from the navy
department stating that officers and
men must nave their basSage in
readiness for inspection by the customs
officers when the Oregon reached Brem-
er;on. This notice was posted I'm the
mess room and the news flashed over
the snip like lightning. 1t was then. ac-
cordiiis to those who watched the whole
scene. hat the goods Nere hurried
ashore
Tho Post then say ti!s record of
Wells. Fargo & Co show that they gave
receipts ON 1850 packages taken from
hAhS hA%$ '"It X sktil cNtt
gave shipping bills for 1000 trunks and
cases. many of which weighed several
hundre pounds.
Acting Inspector Of Customs Ham
ilton when asked regarding the mat
ter said that the statement regarding
the alleged smuggling had been con-
yeyed 10 the customs officials. who had
AT once proceeded to verify the report.
sending out the orders referred to and
making an investigation here. but as
yet nothing definite has been estab-
lished.
Some Of the Stuff Located.
San Francisco. April ~l2.-Smuggled
goods of considerable value which
were brought to his city on the bat
tleship Oregon We're seized by the
United States government inspectors
at a local Freight shed. Among the
goods seized We're pieces of valuable
silk. many curios and expensive china
sets. along with high priced specimens
of ivory.
Tic customs house officials are pur-
suing their inquiry and expect II make
other seizures. They have sent tele-
grams to many places asking that sus-
picious packages be Intercepted and
held until IN investigation of thei1
contents can be mad.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
CATHOLIC Y. NJ. C. A.
Movement for a National Organization
Has the indorscr,ent cf the
Church and laity.

New York. April il.-The plan TO 90
tablish in this country n national as
ISOLATION for Catholic young mon on
the lines of the Young Mems Christian
association has already taken deiinite
shape and has the approval of Cards
ma Gibbons, Archbishops Ireland. Far
ley and Ryan and the leading Catholic
laymen OF the country.
John ID. Crinmins. Mayor Dunno OF
Chicago. W. Bourie Cochran. Justice
EIcKenna of the United States supreme
court. Countess Leary and ether
wealthy Catholics have offered ,heir
aid TO the movement. a million dollar
trust fund has been suggested as III.
foundation for the
Plans will be thoroughly discussed
in Baltimore next month 1t the close
of the centennial of the celebration Of
tine Baltimore cathedral and d national
committee formed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19

Suspicious Concerning the Men il
Quarantine at Philadelphia Arc
Verified by Test.

Philadelphia. Pa. April l2.-Dr. Fair
fax Irwin. urgeo of the public health
and hospital service. in charge of the
local quarantine station. received a tele-
gram from Assistant Surgeon John
Anderson at Washington stating that
the suspicious cases of sickness on the
steamer Burrstield from Bombay. which
is i'll quarantine here. are bubonic
plague. Surgeon Anderson ~inoculated a
guinea pig with pus X from the in
fected men ard the animal died in less
than twenty-four hours. showing all the
symptoms of bubonic plague. There are
now four patients. all Lascars. in the
quarantine hospital at Reedy island.
They are isolated and the greatest pre-
caution is beng taken 10 prevent the
disease from spreading. Two other sea-
men on the Burrstield died from the
disease II We're buried at sea.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
FURNISHES NEW
MENACE IN CITIES
Gasoline and Naphtha Drains Into Sew
crs and Blows Manhole Covers
Sky HIGH. Hurting Many.

New York, April 11.-That an auto
mobile peril more deadly than the reck-
less chauffeur threatens the residents OF
this city was made apparent when
n series of explosions-thc fourth since
the first of the year-and the second
within two ~weekS-Sent manhole covers
sky-high along Eighth, Ninth and
Tenth avenues. between Norty-ninth
n Fifty-fifth streets. causing personal
injury to a dozen persons and "A prop
erty loss amounting to several thousand
dollars.
An investigation by Police Inspector
Richard Walsh, Captain Zimmerman of
the Wc@t Forty-scventh street police
station. and formcr Coroner Gustav
s;cho!cr traced the explosion to the
practice of the proprietors Of the hun
drcds OF automobile" garages along
broadway, Seventh. Eighth and Ninth
avenues of allowing the gasoline.
naphtha and refuse oils from the hun
dreds of machines that are stored with
them to be washed into me sewer OPEN
iu~s
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
MRS. May
CAMPAIGN FOR HUBBY
Said That Bridegroom Con.
gresham Has a Big Fight
on Hands.
His "MACHlNE" is GONE
Boss Cox, Who Helped Ionguortn int,
Office. is Now Oiscredited-Popu-
lar Cincinnati Man o..
Against Him.

Washington. April l9.--iis ~prcsenta-
tive Nicholas L.ongworth. ~son-in-law
rf The president. is in serious danger of
losing his seat in congress. Reports
mat reach here from Cincinnati indi-
cate that he will ave the hardest po-
litical fight of his career to retain his
position.
Theodore H~orstman. n prominent at
torney and reform leader. of Cincin-
natl. has determined ~ be 4 candidate
against Longworth. He was at one
time city solicitor and was once indie
pendent candidate for mayor. He Is
said by Ohio politicians here to be "a
man of ability and 20 be certain To
Jrove a formidable competitor 10 Mr..
I.ongworth.
Representative I.ongworth's posi-
ton is decidedly complicated by the
fact that he has always had the sup
port of George b. Cox. the lately de-
feated republican boss Of Cincinnati.
Unseated Boss Put Him There.
1t was through the efforts ef Coz
and not through his own efforts that
I.ongworth got to congress. Now Cox
and his followers have undergone de-
feat. largely through the efforts of the
president and Secretary Taft. 1t is ex-
pectcd here that for this reason the
Nr'N loiiDN iIS Will DG Nt'l'l'uIy luxe
warn about returning Longworth to
the house. On the other hand. Score
tary Taft's influence will probably be
put forth for LonSWor,h and this may
save him.
At the same time. it will probably
be quite difficult for Secretary Taft to
induce many Independent and reform
republicans to vote for Longworth in
preference to HOrstman. as the latter
has been much identified with reform
movements, while LongSworth has all
ways lined up with the machine in
Cincinnati. Altogether. the contest
promises to be one of the most inter-
esting of the coming congressional
campaign.
Bride May Campaign For Him.
Sometime ago. it was said. Mrs.
Longworth would so u Ohio with her
husband to campaign for another mem
Der of the house who wants to be re-
turned. Nothing has been said as tn
whether the young wife viii take n per-
Sonal hand in the conduct Of her hus-
bands campaign.
One of the uncertain clements in the
situation is Senator Foraker. He j.. ex-
pected to get into the cpn:est. but it is
not known whether he will support
~l.ongwOrth. ON account Of The breach
Foraker and the president, it
would be natural for Foraker I, on
pose ~Longworth. but he may conclude
- leave OF of consideration the uucs-
ZION If relations with the White House
and come to the aid OF the young con-
gresSmlN.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
G0RKY IN NEW YORK
Russian Novelist ard Revoiutiorar,
Leader Has No Faith in the Pres
ent Parliamentary Scheme.


Ne" ORR, -Npril Z do not knox
'.N Va nov s'"tt NY s."H VIII
!" ~ .niS I"uH.ry, nul OF inns am
tbhi,Nc 49, sat ~ ~ ~ 90 some
cn9 =, a. "
whom nrn nnlj,;c,l axuen ,"'nS ~
,I.vi,n c,,h ~ rn. mn, .iNS
r1nda ms ~ w. nt nT,.''s
hoard ina 1taisa, vviihai,, 10, c,a o.'
n rough nnssnpn 49,
nassenre, list nm 1e, ~ r.,l w.,
peshkoif was ar~rounnani.a -, NE v.i,a
and n secretary. Mr. Hnrsenine
The Kaiser Wilhelm was ho, ra,a
at quarantine by a large denutation of
Russians. reprcsentinr many aifrer.n,
political parties. Chief among these
was Gorky's adopted son. who came to
this country a yenr ago.
Gorky received the men on the u,per
deck. with his wife. and AT the first
I'M seemed quite overcome by he
meeting OF so many old friends.
He ut first refused To be interviewed.
but later on his friends persuaded him
10 answer Il few questions, one of the
russians present acting AS interpreter.
lie talked without reserve. forming his
Ieplles 10 questions without hesitation
and according To these Russia's con-
aition is more serious than it WAS ever
before.
40 not believe in the douma," he
salu. nor IN the present method Of
hoiuihS elections. The elections have
II" connection whatever with the liber-
at'oil OF the people, The so-called dem
ocrats are not taking part in the cleo
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
BALLOTS IN OMAHA
WIRE TAMPERED WITT
Evidence Found BY the canvassine
Board of Fraud in Primary
Election.

Omaha. .Neb.. April le.-Incont-ovcr.-
ibl.t evidence of great fraud in ma,iip-
uialing n primary election ballots. in
an effort To increase the vote of ". II
%l.ibour., present 81 y clerk and candi-
date for rc-eloctio.. and to Iepletc thai
Of his opponents. was exposed BY tn.
~canvassing board today in the city clerl
contest.
The vote Of A. II. Jennings. candi-
date for mayor. had been reduced b,
h mani pu%lators. Excitement in po-
litical circles IS hi.,h. Talk Of arrest,
IS being made. 1t - certain that IN.
May grand jury win investigate the
evidence disclosed that III. ballots had
been tempered with after they had lief,
The hanCS of the Judges of election
either waen being transported to tn.
CITY nail or IN the possession N Cit,
Clerk i:Ibourn.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
TO EDUCATE CHILD
LIVED LIFE OF SIN
Husband Gone to Get kicfl
Mother Sacrifices Self
for Daughter.
AWFUL DEMAND OF LOVE
Mrs. Walters Declares TO Court TIL a. /!
Daughter Is Given to Father Sh.
VIII XIII Them and
Herself.

Pittsbure. April Hin courj mere Mrs.
Lizzie Lambert Walters declared that
Tor love OF hor daughter. now II years
old. SO thai she might obtain y good
education. She had lived a life of shame.
Ruth. the dauehtcv. "a present
when the confession was made. II was
more than Il minute before she seemed
to realize fully what her mothers
statement meant: then. with a piercing
shrek, she tried to reach her mothers
side. but before she could do 50 she fell
unconscious. h WAS carried into an
ante-room. where a physician worked
with her several hours before he could
restore her to consciousness.
While this tragedy was being enacted
the husband of the woman and father
of the child sat with bowed head The
confession WAS made at the hearing OF
the habeas corpus proceedings of Will
liam j. Matters. OF Portland, ore,
against Lizzie lambert Walters. OF this
city.
Left Wife. Got Rich.
The couple We're married ut Johns
town, Pa. on December 10. 1890. and
came to this city. where two children.
a boy and Il girl. were born. Then
they separated, Walters going TO Chi
cago ana a~fterWard To Portland. He
Is - iIii'i'IS tllSiiitti anu IIoSI'tItu
there until today. according to his tes-
timony. he is worth at least Sl50.000.
and is the general manager OF the,
Western Smelling ard Mining com
panN. He declares that the son died OF
neglect. hut he admitted that he had
never contributed to The support Of
either OF the children.
Walters, some time ago. obtained n
divorce from his Wife. and then. learn
Ing OF the life she was leading. brought
suit for the custody of his daughter.
1t was expected that the mother would
attempt to deny leading a dual life
that of the fond mother. the other
that OF the woman of the town. But
she only said;
What am, I am for my daughters
sake. That she might be educated and
be properly clothed, I have sold my
body and my very soul. l could die
happy In the thought OF doing so. for
you. judge. that If You take her from
me and give her 10 her father l will
kill both OF VI and him. for | cannot
live without my little girl"
Persisted with Her Story.
She had continued her narrative to
this point despite The efforts of the at
torneys TO interrupt her. Then came
the piercing cry of the child. who IL
moment later fell unconscious.
Ruth Walters is a student at the
fashionable Ursulinc academy IN this
city. and has had everything she
wished for. She is one of the best
dressed students. Her mother. who
lives on Craft avenue. was supposed to
receive money from wealthy relatives.
According to the story of Mrs. Wal
tors. her supply of money became ex-
hauStcd n year ago last November. In
order to continue her daughters edu-
cation she started ON her life of shame.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19

Tor hours had succeeded in ireeinS her
self from the mass OF debris which had
fallen pom her.
Both Les Broken.
The soldier pick ed the woman up in
his arms and carried her To Il place of
safety. when II VAS found both her
legs were broken and She was badly
crushed about The body.
Several lads in iso~scotrocase. who
u~lihai1med. when the danger fol
lowing the eruptions Of Mt. NesuNius
seemed most imminent, subsequently
Nenturvd to walk on the cooling lava.
They went too far and the crust broke
under their weight. They were swal-
lowcS up before the helpless o~nlookeps.
Many children who were thought TO
have He'd from scEool and To have be-
come lost on the mountains are safe.
The Duke of Aos0a during the morn
ms in order to encourage the people
iried 10 visit the villages buried OF part
~ buried under the ashes from the vol
Vano. but ii WAS impossible TO proceed
IN MS motor car or ON foot so he tried
horseback and by making
efforts succeeding in directing the work
"i rescue and saving several people who
We're at the point of death.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
$500, 900 FOR PLEASURE
Miner Suddenly Made Rich Viii Travel
Over America,

San Francisco. April 1l.-Ignacio,
Guerra is in San Francisco on "a tour
OF America. lie has just 500. 900 to
spend. With him are his wife. four
beautiful daughters and II young son,
his most valuable asset. he thinks.
Guerra Is n miner and made his
money suddenly. one day one OF his
little claims fairly oozed gold and sill
Yer. He did not have the capital to
put up "A plant rnd work out his find
lngs. so he found IA purchaser for his
claim. The lucky miner finally ac-
repted $500. 900 cash and an interest in
The claim as his selling price. Guerra
and his family will leave in n few days
for the east.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
G. o. p. CRISIS IN MAINE
Defeat Threatens Party Over Prohibi :
ton, Governor Cobb Declares,

Portland. Me. April ll.-Gov. VIII
lsam j. cobb opened the state cam
paign when NJ the nnual dinner of the
ip"ering Republican club. he
his candidacy for reelection.
Governor cobb discussed the Sturgis
,nw Tor the enforcement of prohibition.
and declared that the republican party
In Maine is facing a crisis after an
unbioken domination of twenty-five.
Years.. He admitted that the Sturgis
law was mainly responsible for the
democratic victories In the recent city
elections. Governor cobb was one OF
the original advocates OF the measure.
Vie ADVISES The party To stick to the
.aW even at the cost of defeat.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
LITER is
Frank MeVea. Who Killed AnamosA
Guard and Policeman.

Dodge center. MINI. April ll.-Franie
McNey. alias William Burns. who was
on Wednesday afternoon sentenced to
life Imprisonment for the murder Of
Marshal ole Haven at Hayfield in De
renlher last and who on, Wednesday
night escaped from the sheriff while in
the basement of the court house at
Nlantorvilie, has been captured on the
farm OF Bird Scripture. three miles
west OF Eden. in this county. Mrs.
scripture went into the haymow for
eggs and stumbled upon the man bur
led in the hay.
Several men present came and took
him out and firmly roped him and he is
now Ell route back to Jail.
McNra WAS identified by Grand Jury
man Hubbard. who returned the ind!ct-
In,nt. McNea had no hat or shoes and
was greatly exhausted from exposure
and hunger and his feet were in ~ ter
rible condition from some twenty miles
OF shoeless travel.
He Will be taken Immediately to Still
water To serve his life sentence.
scripture Will receive the $500 reward.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
TO UNITE JEWS.
Plan for Harmonious Federation l.
Suggested.

New York. April 10. movement to tod
crate all jewish organizations OF this
country INTO orr harmonious working
body was set on foot yesterday at a meet
ins Of the newly organized Federation OF
jewish ORGANIZATIONS of New York state.
Nelrly a hundred societies with "A COM
biled membership of about 5000 were rep
resented. 4 i":olut on was adopted to es-
tablish ciorc relations between all Jewish
organizations throughout the United
~.,cates. an. strive for the lctterment OF
ihysicl.. intellectual and social conditions.
Major Kaufman Mandel Is chairman OF
Ia FEDERATION.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
is QUIET AGAIN.
'neipiens Revolution at SANTANA Bay IL.
Reported to Have Been
QueIlcd Effectivelv.

Washington. April 1.-THE nav de-
parti.en, has received the following
cthiegram from Commander Souther-
land. dated Monte Christi. San DO
lninso
~ satisfactory settlement has been
reached N SANTANA bay. san Domingo.
py TIE efforts of Horace Nasuues. Tho
trouhle IL over, the forces withdrawn.
AMI all IS quiet elsewhere. The Paducah
Is hcre"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
FOR EM9SZZLEMENT.
Senator lodges Secretary Said to Have
Used Campaiun Funds.

Boston. April ll.-Robert G. Proctor.
privat. secretary of United States SEN
ator cabot Lodge. arrested on the
ch3rgc OF emLe"le.lent. was released on
$500 bail.
The specific charge is that Proctor
embezZled s225 belonging to John f..
Bestgen of quincy, in October. 1904.
Eestgen alleged that he gave Proctor
the money as a republican campaign
contribution.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
W0RKmEN BURIED.
Three Floors Collapse. Carrying Dow.
Men and Horses to the
Cellar.

Pittsburg. Pa. April lc.-Three .loor.
III ~ tivc-story building Oh Liberty
avenue collapsed this morning. bring.
ing down n number Of worlmen in the
ruins. The builds! q was being razet
and three floors fell 10 the cellar.
Two ne have been taken from the
ruins but they are not seriously in.
jured.
1t liz believed that A." men and q
team of horses are sti!l tu-;ed. v.t
wo.Emen were mostly ~iore:g:rrs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
WINTER WHEAT STATUS
Monthly Report Issued by Department
Of Agriculture Gives Average
Condition at e9.1.

WASHINGTON. D.. G.. April 1o.-The
monthly crop report issued by the de-
partment OF agriculture today gives
the average condition of winter wheat
at S9.1 and rye as 9O.9O.
The following table shows. for the
principal winter wheat states. TIL. av-
erage condition on April 1. and CORE
spending averages a year ago:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
HUNGARIAN COMPROMISE
Il Is on the Rcois O; Universal SUI
frsrc.

Vienna. April ii--count Apoonyi. ths
rev minister of worship III the Hum
garian cabinet. III a statements, made to
the Associated Press said:
The Hungarian cabinet was formed
on the basis Of universal suiTinse and
all other questions will be reserved ~,
a parliament elected on this BASH. Nc
part Of the coalition program has be.,.
aba ncoued."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
ADVISED
hague Peace Conference Called For
on Same Dates as Pan.Amcrican

Berlin, april 1.-The Associated Press Is
officially informed that the German gov
rsnturnt has suggested adjournment OF
n" second I'@ac" conference at The Hague
~ order tot to interfere with tn. Eoruc
titri 'iosS) conference and the PAN
American congress at i;lo Janeiro.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
HAS A DISEASE.
Senator Russell A. AIser Is Said to 81
Very ILL.

Washington, April 9.-General Rus
sell A. Alger. former secretary of war
and now senator from Michigan, is so
seriously Iii at his home here that none
but the immediate members of his fam
lily are permitted to see him. He Is
suffering from valvular disease OF the
neart and 1t is not expected he will re-
cover
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
IN NO
A2STncY General HadIcy Has Attach
of PIcvrisv.

Jefferson city. Mo. April 9.-Dr. w
a Clark. who is attending Attorney
General Hadley. after IL consultation
with two Kansas city physicians. made
the announcement that Mr.. Hadley was
III OF pleurisy. but in no danger.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
STOCK Wards MAN ARRESTED.

Wichita. Kan. April l0.-Ed ward
Blackburn. treasurer Of the Wichita
Stock Yards company. was arrested
this afternoon IN IT,. charge Of en-
bezzi!ng S20.s10 from the company.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
EMINENT oEoLoeIs7 DIES

Vambridge. Mass. April IO.-Profes-
cor Nathaniel S. Shaier. an eminent
seaogist and dean of the Lawrence
scientific school died today OF pneu.
monia.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19

Naples. April l2.-The weather
suddenly changed this afternoon.
and the wind blew strongly to-
wards Naples. and ashes q Mt.
N%osuvius began falling fast over
the city.
Twcnty-six more dead bodies
have been found in the church at
San Giuseppe. making a total OF
SeNonty-ninc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
Many Heroic Efforts.

Many tales are told of tho heroic rcs-
cues ON the par Of the soldiers sent
TO the assistance ct the sufferers
One man rode his hol Sc through ashes
reaching up 10 its fanks at Ottajano
calling ont. NY 20 wants help" lie
was rewarded ~ hearing d woman's
voice reply in weak tones. and SPRING
ing from his horse The soldier called
a colnrade to his assistance and noun-
decd among the ashes until ne arri, ed
at The ruined walls of a house. In the
cellar he found III" bodies Of three chill
dr.n. and a "oina barely alive. who
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-06
The Marian Canals.

The determination of the Mar
tian canals by Professor Lowell,
assisted by Mr.. Lampland, of
the Lowell Observatory, located
here, has been of the highest
interest to the scientific world
and is accounted one Of the i'm
portdnt achievements in h e
field of astronomy for the year
1905. In its leading article, en-
titled ''RetrOspect of the Year,
the Scientific American. refer
ring to this work, says:
The acrimonious controversy
which has been waged over the
existence of the predetermined
canals of Mars seems at last to
have been settled by photog
raphy. Professor Lowell. one
OF the StaunCheSt advocates of
the existence of the Martian
ana S. has advanced what
seems most invincible photo
graphic proof that the canals
are not merely optical illusions
or the result of eve strain. I'm
der his direction, Mr. Lampland,
of the Flagstaff Observatory.
has secured some excellent
acknowledgements of the much
discussed phenomena. Sun.