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The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Colorado seeke.pers.

penver.-After a three days con
,,.n.,on tho colorado Bee Keepers AS
soc,ation adjourned Thursday to meet
suo,r in Denver next year. the time
s ,a ha selected by the executive COM
Mite ~ The following officers were
, ,,iactcd for the coming year: W. r
Cn,iins. Bouldcr, president; w: L.
% porter Denver, vice president; N. L.
H.nthcrn, Platteville. secretary; Mrs' .,.
pechei r Rhodes, Plattevllle, secretary;
niivar f Foster. Boulder, member execu'
I've I've comn1ittee. seph Francis Of ERIE
,.ss The only ofIicer mot reelected 81
he deciiped to serve - secresav tof
another yo4T g y (, \, N. s Z.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Two Drowned at Denver.

Denver.-In an heroic attempt to
save the life Of thirteen-year.old
George Bugh, who had broken through
the ice at the east end Of Cooper lake
Saturday afternoon and lost his life.
Joseph A. Gibson, twenty-one years
wears old, was also drowned. Charles
Warren, twenty years old, who went
to the rescue with Gibson. was
plunged into the lake. but was
pulled out by William F. Alv-
ers. who in turn fell through the
ice and was on the point Of
drowning, when his thirteen.year.old
son Edward proved himself hero, In
the presence of a hundred stupefied
spectators. by dragging his father to
safety. The bodies Of the two who
we're drowned were recovered two
hours after the accident and removed
to the morgue.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Loving Cup For Helen Gould.

New York.-First because she is
a friend of the sailor. but also because
she gave nearly half million dollars
toward the Y. NJ. c. A. home in Brook
lyn, 5000 enlisted men of the navy
presented to Miss Helen Gould sill,
yer loving cup Tuesday. The new Y.
NJ. C. A. building and furnishings cost
5000. 900 and the funds were furnished
equally by Miss Gould and Mrs. Rus
sell Sage.
Those present included representa-.
tives Of all the war vessels in the har.
bor. The bluejackets cheered Miss
Gould with a roar that could be heard
blocks away when two apprentice sea-
men pulled aside the flags and re-
!ealed on base Of beauty roses the
cup which James Mcneil. third class
yeoman afterward rendered to the
woman philanthropist.
Miss Gould gave expression Of her
approval in n characteristic little
speech.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Adams Damaging Letters.

Rathdrum, Idaho.-Thc most dra-
matte incident connected with the
trial OF Steve Adams. on trial here
for the murder of Fred Tyler. was the
introduction of two letters by James
II. Hawlcy. counsel for the state,
Thursday afternoon. The defense OBJ
iected.to their being read to the jury,
but Judge Wood declared them prop
crly identified. They were written be.
tween the time Adams confessed and
signed his confessions.
The letters were written by Adams
while in the Idaho penitcntiary 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver. an aunt and
uncle, and to his brother, w. T..
Adams. Their general tenor Is dis
closed In the following extract:
81 am glad to hear OF your bclicf IN
my innocence. / wish TO God that
was. but ! fell in with bad company
and was led to commit number OF
most vile sins, breaking the law OF
both man and God. Had / stayed with
my church and with the raising OF my
poor parents, who are, | believe, IN
heaven. I would be u free man today.
But l allowed myself to be led into
sin most damnable. l am going to try
to undo what have done, and sin no
more"
Each side has introduced Its in
structions. the state asking. as before.
for murder In either the first or sec.
ond degrees or manslaushter. The
defense has changed few Of Its sug-
Gestions.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Grange Resolutions.

Hartford, Conn.-The National
Grange ended Its forty-first annual
session Friday. Resolutions were
adopted In favor of the bill before
Congress appropriating ten cents per
capita to cities for mechanical art
high schools. and ten cents per capita
In rural districts for agricultural
schools.
The report on railroads demanded
OF the government some sort of over
sight powerful enough to compel obe-
dience and broad enough to avoid in
justice.
Resolutions were adopted advocat-
ing the reservation Of forests for all
time.
Another resolution declares:
Whereas, The National Grange
stands for the equality Of men and
women in the home and grange and
Whereas. The National Grange has
declared from time to time In favor OF
the equality OF citizens: therefore
Resolved. That the political rights
OF women be discussed In meetings
OF the order"
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Mint to Coin Silver.

Denver.-Silver coin will be turned
out from the Denver mint beginning
Immediately at the full capacity OF
the plant. provided that enough sill
yer can be secured to keep 1t at that
capacity. The mint has capacity
of $4,000 day or 100000 pieces ut
so cents each. In quarters 1t has about
the same capacity in pieces. SO that
$4,000 day may be reached.
Superintendent Frank NJ. Downer
of the mint said that he did not know
how long the coinage Of silver would
last. Tie American Smelling Re-
fining Company Friday took advan.
tage of the change In the currency by
sending twenty-one carloads of silver
bullion to the Omaha smelters, where
II is to be refined and reshtpped to
Denver, as the smelters of this city
and Leadville do not refine to the ex-
tent required by the mint. The ship
ment was very large. the usual ship.
ments not being more than one-third
of this amount.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Ladies Wan. Saloon Money.

Montgomery. Ala.-The presence OF
ladies using their influence against
the passage of a state prohibition bill
was a novelty enjoyed by the mem
bers of the legislature Monday. The
bill has already passed the house
The women appealed to senators TO
kill the measure or amend 1t to make
1t effective not earlier than 1910. The
first on the ground were Mrs. E. Sem
mes Coliton. daughter of the Confed-
crate admiral, Raphael Semmes, and
Miss kirkland, who, as officers Of the
Mobile schools. say the loss OF the sa-
loon taxes will make 1t impossible to
carry on the schools.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Foraker Endorsed,

Columbus, Ohio.-United States
Senator ]. D. Foraker of Ohio was en-
dorsed for reelection to the Senate
and for the Republican nomination
for President at Joint meeting Of the
executive and advisory committees OF
the Ohio League of Republican Clubs
here. The committees also declare
that they have no sympathy what
ever with the proposition that has
been advanced that Senator Foraker
be eliminated and retired from public
life because he was not able to agree
with the President as to the rate bin.
or joint statehood for New Mexico and
Arizona, or the Brownsville NATTER
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Royal Gorge Line Begun.

Canon City.-Work was begun on
tho Canon City & Royal Gorge Elec.
,r,c line Thursday and will be pushed
ur,,, the line is completed. The re-
sumption, after suspension VI ,,h
eral months, was surprise 10 ,ne puu A.,
lie. in view Of unsettled cohu't,ons ~. Sam m
financial matters, particular! ~ N"
York city, the bankers OF wnien are
supplying money to build the roaa a
All bids submitted by Denver. Io'o
,ado Springs and Pueblo contrac.oss
for the construction were reIectea ,u anu
the company will do the work. me
franchises cover about twenty'sesen
miles of trackage, which VIII cos'
$3.50, 900.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
To pisband Commission.

Chicago.-Executive officials OF
Western railroads have decided to dis
solve the Western Passenger Associa'
ton after January and to disband the
Western Passenger commission. This
decision was reached after several con.
ferences ut which 1t was ascertained
that the general opinion favored dis
solution of the agreement. The com.
mission is one OF the most famous or
ganizations in the railroad world and
has governed the issuance Of free
TRANSPORTATION in tho West for many
years, but the Hepburn law has made
It no longer necessary.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Proposed Pixies Peak Park.

Colorado Springs.-Mayor Heller Is
working on a plan to have Congress
create a national park out OF the
pixies Peak forest reserve, covering
about 5000 acres Of forest land and
including some Of the best known
scenic attractions Of the Rocky noun
tains. To this end he will enlist the
support Of some Of the most iniuen-
tiai men OF the West. Should the gov
ernment create the park, troops would
nrobably be established at some point
near Colorado Springs and all natural
attractions would be preserved intact.
The government would supervise the
construction Of all roads within the
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
com,no to Colorado.

Norfolk. va.-The American FEEDER
ation Of Labor this afternoon unani,
mously reelected President Samue'
Gomners TO Office for another term.
Denver was selected as the conVeh'
ton city in 1908. b. s.,,er.
Ing Secretary OF War Taft to be one
~ e the federal Judges who had scat.
tered the granting OF in' M. uho''u ras'
broadcast over the country. ,.ith
olution was referred to uomps's nm m.
the request that the questlon ~ ~
posing Taft for the pres,aenUy N..,to tor.
a1itatod II the American =. = eue. vsSSvs.
iS(. mo ofncial organ q me ie''
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Mauretarla Arrives.

New York.-Poking her nose
through a dense curtain OF fog that
hid the coast, her topmasts lost from
deck.yiew in their development. the
biggest, the most luxurious ship ever
launched on any sea finished in safety
her maiden voyage when at 1l:O3
o'clock a. m. Friday the Cunard liner
Mauretania came to anchor of the
Sandy Hook lightship, five days. five
bours and ten minutes from Queens
town. Thursday. November 21st, cap
tain Pritchard drove the huge snip
ga knots (G71 miles)-six Knots pet,
ter than the best days run OF the
Lusitania, and smashing all records OIL
marine.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Wounda Prove Fatal.

Salida.-After battling for life Tor
four days. McCreery Lewis, who was
shot four times by Jake Colvfn, at Iris
Saturday. died here Wednesday after.
noon. He exhibited remarkable vttaE
ty, as the physicians says the wound.
he received would have killed most
men Immediately. The remains were
sent to Denver, where mother.
brother and sister reside. The brother
and sister were ct the bedside when
Lewis passed away. Colvin u In jan
It 0uiiAiNcn.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
Alabama to Go Dry.

Montgomery, Ala.-The Senate
Thursday passed bill to prohibit th'
sale, or giving away. or possession Of
liquors In clubs. It prohibits exactly
what the Georgia law allows. The
,ct will become effective January l
's0e, In counties where the sale O.
iioucr 4 to continue till then, and In
ali okhess January 1. next
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-29
'oams Jury Disagrees.

'oams Jury oisasrees.
rum. ldaho.-The jury in the
uams murder case was dis.
=. a:45 o'clock Sunday after
.ns unable to agree on a ver-
oeing out since $3.50 o'clock
s,,g ,a.ght. The jury stood eight
.'a, and four for conviction.
Gu NJ =. +. House, Charles Ditte-
", darwood and 8. A. Var
S a. me Tour men who believed
ia Jams guilty Of the murder OF
OF IN the Marble Creek dis
io0' iSom0o'shone county, Idaho, in
s,,,. a,,o's were taken, all with the
su,'. The jury was ready to
,,,s o'clock, but the court con-
a attorneys for both sides
iore ~ aeresd to keep the Jury out
~ se barrow. chief counsel for
I.ea Ia to obtain concessions of
" Cn,n anu OF immunity from
Solorado authorities until
~. vase Is disposed of. No
c ~ss given him. Sheriff Bailey
~ county II here with a
,o % the arrest Of Adams on
1r sons VI numbering Ed Boule.
bs e th,e !, place and at about the
nae sae tyler murder occurred.
srue.rstood ~ y !, that Adams II not
~ ~. - Colorado at present and
N ny VIII not oppose efforts
crr,.'o = .or Adams n the Tyler
INV -. viii later mako a ap-
~ Dali for 4his olioak but
s 70 Boise epr ~ sttl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
NQes nit Wtah.

GbtlubeIpbia, Ya., 3. Sept.
= Automobiliobrer jubiliren iiber
einen geridtIiden Sieg, peldar
Staatsicnator Mc9tidol Don bier, elm
Contractor, WtiQior6r rnlo repltblifa-
niifer Barteifiibrer, iiber 9telu. Ser
ieD'er Sltlti5 oie auf einenn Sbeil Der
2anoitraBe nad) 9ltlnltic Gitp gar 3ll
idorf gebanobabt lulroe, crr1ngetl
fat. gr mar alf ser Strede mcget
angeblid 81 idlteQen 5abrens nit lei
mem 9(lltomobil mieoerbolt feltgeDm=
ten uno lln @elo 9%eitrait moroenL 5qt-
lest bel Gllpoob, Tem.Serlep, mi Der
8bite Sorie Yife, ais er ollf oiefr
nit mebreren 9efmnlten III etnen
@eIeQi6aftS . a1ltomo6il fubr. 9te
Strafe lolltete altf $3.50. 9iesmul
glollbte iid) MtcNibol uber elttidie.
oen 81 ltreng inl6 iummariid beban-
belt lno appellirte an oos Sbergerift
lnno Hid)ter 5renhuro oronete Die
Hiiderltattung ser Stroiiulnme an.
@enn olld 2llttomobiliabrer nit 9nl-
tenn 8rltno feline Spmpntbie I'M 91l.
bIifllm genieBen, hit in oieiem Sale
5n beberfen baB Die Sag0 mtf Nutos
mobil uli ser g%enunnten Strefc gar
jl idorf betriebe,l muroe 1utD piele
9lltomobiliobrer Die 9eiblueroe iiibr.
ten oob iif Eoli5iitcn I'M @ebiiib al
ser Strabe perltcften uilo nll6 iolf)e
9llltoio6rcr an 8rngcn inBten, melhe
%tcineSDegS ST. idrcll geiobrcn mdrelL
nod Dem Erin5ip Die Wenge mlB IS
6%rin9cn" - Sic Strofgeloer nGnllid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Sat ieiHc Straie ucrbiist.

SeapenDortb, SIS, 5. Sept.
- $. $. Gllfer, jun, friiber Setre.
tar uno ShaeneiIter ser ,llncle Sam
Oil Co." lit ais Dem bieiigen Goult.
tp.8efdn9niB entlaiien moroen, in
luelt)em CT Orei Monate Saft wegen
Mibafltlnng oes 8eridts ailf Geriii-
gllng Oes Ylnoesridters u. s. Soof
81 perbiiBen getabt bat. Glider bate
Die 9unOesridjter s. 8. Bolod, SSobn
s. Ebilips ltnb Smitb 0tcEberipn in
einem Dem Hidter Soof eingereidtelt
outrage bc5iiglid ser Steaune ieiner
@eiellidaft inter 3mangsperipaltlmg
angegrifien uno iit ,tad) ie!@cr Ser.
nrtbeihtng p%ergeblid) an Die 8nabe
oes Yrdiioenten RoolepeIt %gepan0t.
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2uftidlificr in WutG.

2pnn, NaiI., 3. September. -
Der 9lifti6iifer 5. ). Malonep Don
Bolton lit geitern slbeno nit Dliitc
Dem 1ooe cntaongeu. Or mar Nm
1@9 l16r in @egenmart elmer groBell
Weni6enmcnge in einem nit beiBer
&tft gefiiQten 8alloll, alti Der Stange
eineS Grapes iibello, bier alligeItiegen
unb nod nift iebr melt Dom grobo.
oen entfernt, ols CT in cine oid)te,
foIte Nebclpplfe gerietb, 10 ooB ieine
@lleoer eritarrten /llnb er nid)t inl
Staloe mar, 5u bellrtbeilcn, lpobill
ser 9alor iliegen lper6e. Siililos
lpie cr mar, "ltiir5te cr 5pci Wieilen pol.
Siihermen'S Bead, Smdn1pscott, III
sic Sec ab, in meld)er er cine gauge
Shrnoe bin unb ber geporien mltrOe,
bis 9ellte bonn 9ebensrettlmgsotcnlr
leine Siilierufc pernabmerL 5l1 ieinem
9eiitano berbi eiltcn rnD i'm Dor
0em Grtriitfen b~epabrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06

ieiller @ef0rocrung rnlgcadtet Dor
lduiig belulien iperoen.
3ablmei tier SaIforo PEN
iionirt.
Sberitlielttenant Gliiab u. SolIpro
pom 53oblmeiiter.G epurtement Der
9unoesormee lit geitern, GA erbie Il-
tersgren5e bon 81 Sobren erreld)t bot,
in MuheitonO periebt porOen. Gr mar
1889 sum EripotiefretGr bes Fr0li'
oenten &orriion unO Don oiclen fllr3
Dor Nblauf ieiner Administration sum
Woior I'M 3obImeilter.Gorp Der Mrs
NEE erna1lnt morOen. Sm Sabre 1906
ipuroe er Stills. @enero 3oblmci'ter
nit Sberitlieutenonts-Eo ng Gr ipor
BON @eburt Elm GnQlGnoer. bon BE
rlrf 9ud)oruder un0 ipGtcr oils Sour
noliit am Snbianopolis rSournol"
rnO ant oSnter Sccon" III Gbicogo
thQtiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
SDnamit Yttentat.

Gbicago, 5. September. - Sn
DEM Sopetell. uno Sorblpanrenlaber
bon g. q. 8rabam an Der Noro-
StateitraBe erei9nete iid) friib Nor
gems cine Tpnamit : grploiion, mo-
olrd) Dos 8ebGlloe tbeilpeiIe Serltort
luuroe. Mebrere i'm 5peiten Stod-
perf ihlofenoe Ecrionen mlroen aus
ibren 9etten geihleuoert, bod Nie.
mano ernItlid perlebt. Ger Small
Der grploiion lpar ouf cine Mteile melt
p%ernebmbar. ltnter Den @dltcn ocs
anitoBenoen DSirsinia : Sotels" uno
Den 9eluobnern rabeitebenOer SGuier.
no aiid mebrere Yerionen aus ibren
Better ~geporfen nur0en, ettltono elm
Eanif. Der aber fciuc ernltlidlen 1Sol.
gen bate. lie Eoli3ei gluubt, oas
0Dnamit lei bon 9eliten acleat NOR.
Gen, melhc iid) at Gbicaeo'er Spie.
Tern rafen molten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Grnitc Gage.

Ger Marine.S ser Ser.
Staaten iibernimmt Die @efGnls
pfrng ser SeulcnpeIt IN Sou
6rancisco. - Ser Mapor Der
Staot eriltfte Er6iioent Nooic.
pelt onrltm.
@aibingtoM, ). September.
- 9luf 9eiebl bon Yraiiocnt &opIe:
uelt bat ser Mtarine SoipitaIoienlt
Oen aonpf gegcn Die 8eltlenpelt III
Snn 6runciseo iibernomnlen. 2ieier
Shritt lpltrbe bellte altf @riufen oeS
Wopors Don Smn Srancisco ergriffen,
Der 1in5tfiigte, Dab Die Staot NueS
tbun piiroe, I'm oaS @elo sur 9e.
fGlnpirmg Der Eloge ouijubringen.
8encral-gtr5t @pman t%ele1ropbirte
ioiort nod Senafrihtigung ourd)
oen ErGii0enten M ben Wfapor bot
San 6roncisco, oaB Die bort %itotio.
ltirter 9eamten oes Marine.Soipital-
0ienIteS ben &f a%ufnebmen ltno
sic notbigen Sfritte tbltn miirOer.
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TGlid,lid, tpot aciaot.

FDilaoelpbia, go, 5. Sept.
- Sobn Srancis Shea, cine in bic,
ligen Glubfreiien befannte YerionIid).
felt, be5ilglih oeiicn geitern perlal.
tet bate, er iei i'm Hancpcas s Greet.
III DER Nabe bon burlington H..S..
ertrllnten, lit bier gelunb unb nu,nter
einsetroffen. Gie 8eihidte bon iei-
len ableben riibrte aus einem inn
ShneT ifen Saiie eingetrofienel'
griefe Der nnb es ideint, ais OBJ iid)
lrgeno Senano Den tboridteu Sd)ers
genlaft bat, Die Nahrid)t bon Dem
Sooe oeS ilanaen Wannes 81 pcrbrei
ten, meldcr geraoe ieine Serien &C.
niebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Grant mebr ais Gin 0las.

Nem Oorf, ). September. -
Sd meroe jeBt elm 8las Woiier trills
fen" rief Der 81 Sabre ate &obert
Batter aus 80nningen @iirttembera,
ser ais 3~miidenoefS = Yo1lagier alli
Dem geitern bier un~gelongten Gam'
pier .ErGiioelt 2ilcoln" mar, am
26. Nllguit, gormittogs I'm 1914
llbr, ais Ser Iompier cben ben Safcn
BON Elpmoutb perlniien bate, unb
Iprang, ebe i'm Semano 0oran birl-
Gern fonnte, Dor ben Iligen bon !Sun-
0erten bon Foiingiercn iiber 9orb.
gllf oa3 @el6rei Der 2ellte wlroc 10.
tort cine H~cttungsboie iibcr 9oro &c.
morien uno ein Boot ilott gemadjt,
m1breno buS Sdiif beiorebtc. NlS
ser Guortiernleiiter Sobunucs 5bic-
mann lob, mie ser ms @ailer We-
lprllngelle mieoer allftnlld)te, abcr Die
9oie niht eriabtc, iprnng er ibm
lelbit nod unlo bielt belt Wnnn ii6er
MuiIer, bis 0aS Boot 9eioc uuineb.
men fonnte. Sbglcih sic al 9oro
6eiinolidcn Ner5tc iofort @ieoerbc-
lebuntasuerilld)e onltellten, ermicien
iih olle 9emiiblllgen umIonit, benn
6ds 2cben par bcreits entilobcn. Wos
Den Manl, Der gilt nit @elomittellI
pcrlelen mar, in Ben Zoo eetrieben
bat, fonnte niht ~ieltaeiteQt meroen.
Gie 2eiGc lpllrOe nod an bemlelben
NbcnO IN ieierliher @eiie beitattct;
Ger ola Eollogicr an 9oro beiinOlid)e
Eoltor Wf. MeQen bielt sic 9ciden.
reoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
9rpan's ysrOhterS nrdyidpnittsmann. "

Cincinnati, o, 5. September.
= Sci Dem uierten Snbresbantctt,
meIGes Ser Serbolib ser Sanblungs-
Reiienoen bon Cincinnati uno Die
amifleute 1uno Sabrifanten Der
Stabt peranitalteten ,tl1o 81, meld)enl
iid iiber 700 S%beilnebmer einaeitellt
batten, belt @iaiom Sernings 9rpan
Die Snllptreoe, in melder er aage-
meme 8egenit1noe bebmnbelte. Gr
5og babel einen Sergleid 3lpiifen Dem
aemeinen Wann in Ben Ser. Staaten
ltto in anberen 2Gnoern lino d1iBerte
in bieier 9esiebuns: Ser 91,rA-
i6nittsmonn bieIes 9anoes lit Der
grobte 0urfifnittsmanm ser @elt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Giien6abns@ erbeIcrnnacn einscitclt

Wacon 60, 8. September. -
Mit Hiidiift aui Die SerabIebrulg OeS
Gilenhobn : SabrpreiIes lrno Ole ol.
gemeine 6inan5lo9e, iomeit iie oic
Sobnen berilbrt, bot YrGiioent 5, j.
SanIon bon Ser nGentral of Georgia
Tailluap 60" bic Ginitelimg oGcr
Serbeiierungen angeoronet, neil, lpie
er iaat, sic oa5n crforoerliden Mit.
tel ilid)t auf5ltreibcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
GilinBfalani's &Inftiaer.

Gan Sranciseo's Gal., 5
September - Erin5 Iri Yal Don
1abiti lit bier oui Dem @eee bon
S~pnoll,lu e%ingetrofien, no er Ser Gr.
8onigin 2iliuofalmli Don Sapati bic
Sano gum Mrnoe iiir's 2eben 81 rel
den gebenft. Ger YrinS. melder ell
&orpergemid)t bon 800 Yfuno beiiet,
miro bier perbleiben, bis er Nadridt
BON ser 8onigin erbGlt. 9esiiglif)
bes beuoritebenoen gbeidllliies lit er
iebr 5uriidbalteno, beitatigt aber bic
&itnoc, ooB oie friiberc 2onigin ieine
Gerlobte lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-06
Manbcrt ami Strahenbabmuaagun.

SoS NnqeleS, Col, 5. Sept
Writ porgebaltenem Nepolpcr bcSticg
etn &dilber bente Mor9cn einen Sop
per = Nneltue : @aggoln, 5piihen Ms
cot.aSart mo Gomptpnitrabe, unO
nabm Dem Motormann uno oen,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-16
AUTO MADE PLUNGE
Mr.. A. J. Briggs, of EIkhart, Ind,
Had Narrow Escape Near creston
Car Lit on Barb Wire Fence -
No One Hurt.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston, July 16.-What came very
near to proving a fatal accident oc-
Cured several miles east Of this city
vhen an automobile driven by Mr. A.
j. Briggs, of Elkhart, Ind, became
unmanageable and plunged over high
embankment, onto barb wire fence,
hurting the occupants out, bruising
and frightening them, but fortunately
not injuring them to any great extent.
The car was occupied by Mr.. Briggs
wife and children. Mr.. Briggs is a
who has spent most of the last three
years travelling over the country in
the machine. He is at present on his
way to Salt Lake City, where he will
ship the machine to the coast and
follow it by rail. The cause of the ac-
cident as nearly as can be learned is
that while going up steep hill the in
cline was so steep that the gasolene,
which was in the tank, refused to feed
the engines. the car lost headway and
commenced to slip back, the brakes
refused to hold it and before the occu-
pants were fully aware of their danger,
the car plunged over the embank-
ment The fact that the landing place
was level and the car remained up
right is probably the only reason that
part of the occupants were not SER
iously injured The car was quite Sc
verely damaged.