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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01

g&ritpuiut- aabett bas Spfer cinea
TyuRbaa. .Spiels.

Glottcll &a6ett lic1t in 9lnnopolia an
ScrIcBungcn, mclWe CT bel ciucm
lol6cn Spiel trlitt, ilt fritiihcm
3rlItanOe Ooruicocr. = Spier in
onocrcn Suuoc9tbeileu. - @ri.
iocnt Gait pcrlGBt 9Selu- Orleans.
Sn jcbn (agen miro er luic.
Der in @oibin9ton icin. - Hei.
der Neu Dorfcr @rlmOeiQcn.
tbuns6dnoIer bo3 Gpier ciucS
Naubmoroes.
@c Itpoiut N.s2), 81. Sftobcr.
Go0ett eugene M. 8prue, Wiitalico
Der .Winnni6oit ser 9lrnlec,
ltur6 INN $50 brlttc friib inn bieiiaen
Solpitol on Gerlebltngen. luclbe or
geItcrn in einem 6ubbolIlpiel nit Scr
Otonnlhoft 6eS SorporosGpueae ers
lit. Gr iuor ioit luGbrenb Der qon-
sen lcttcn 9tu1i beiinnlng0loS umb
bate MIR einige mcnigc litbte Nu0en-
blide. Sein Soter, feline Dilltter uno
S6lucItcr iino aus buffalo, M,
bier dngcfonlmen ino lucroen oIe
Seidc 5ur 9eerbigung Oprtbin neb.
men. @prnc fungirtc IN 0em Spiel
olS Gupit1n Der Weitpoirter &ooet.
ten lno trilg bic 8erIebrugell, uel6e
leinen Zoo berbeifiibrteu, in eincm
Sdlogemenge Inn Den @elib oeS 9uls
les bobon. Gcin Toter mar friiber
Bolijcihef bon Buffalo mo oub cine
3eit lang Stberifi bon Gric-Gountp.
9InnoDoliS, Wt6., 81. Sftober.
- aooctt Carl 9. @ilion. ,Guarter
Bad" Scr Observation-Disclosures.
idaft, IicGt I'M bieigen Soipitol mt
&crletilngen oarnieocr, mic
Dieienigclt rpelhcn &ooett 9prne IN
Weltport erlo1. Gr erlitt bielelben
Dor Slpei Moden III einem Spiel nit
Der Wtonnidloit Oes &iilouopa-Gol,
leae. Sein 3ritanb Iit fritiid, IN.
oelen beat man nod Soffnnng oui
@cneilutg. Gieie llnidl(e biloen bos
SogeSgeiprdd bier inb in Sffi5ierS.
treiien, mo eS iii Die 9ieoe oopon,
OnS SuBbnllipieI iiir oae inn 0ienite
Der Megierllng itebenbe Eerioncn 5ll
perbictcn. &eute 9tohnlittog muroe
jeoof bon moBgebenoer Stele III
Woibington crfldrt, 0uB fein oeror-
tiaeS @erbot bcoblicbti9t lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
in cincm Sanitfampi set6Stet.

Yb luoeIpbiu, 81. Sftober. -
0lihneI Dtllrrop 25 Sabre alt, Itorb
lebte 9tu6t im Soipitoi on einem
SddoelbrudL iueIheltey aeiteritltbeiin
iii cincm I'M 9ofal ocS nsltbIgtie
Stub" itott9chmbcileit gorerfalrrpf
erlittcn bottc, Sein @e1uer. oct 81.
ldWigc Mar Sober. heiiubct lid in
&,oit. Ter y2ltblctic Glub" lit cine
Ger bcrUurra9cuoiteu Sport.Srsani.
loticncn Der Stnot uno peronltoltet
bdiliig 6nlittampic iiir 9iIettanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
@erbrauuten 5uaeriolls @erfc.
9io Stonc6ap. 90. 81. Cf

@i1 Stonc s ap, go. 81. Oft.
Gum SGhrb ciner Don aietboOi'
item perunitnltctcn gripcdungs Ser.
iomrnluug in @enrinBton Sap lpuroe
tille 0robe 9lnjubl bon 9dnocn Der
Hp6ert q. &n1crioll' ihen Werfc ucr.
bronnt. llntcr oen 9eiuhein Der
g'crionmllnA bcianoen iih einigt
Siinocr, Die lid iilr Die ,SnacrioU
id)cn Qebren 'ebr erludrmt botten, Is
Ipuroe oaber Elm llfos erlo'len, Dob
idnnmtliGc @erte BON ,Sn9erloll. Die
fidh inter oen Observation-Disclosures
coridnDen, III elmer beitinlnten Stlit.
0t oiientli1 Derbrannt miiroer. lie
Gcreronie iono inter abiingcn pcu
Gjci1nJen itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
rtenaenacssa:csaocsoa.sseaoacs

ermoroct I'M 9ett geiimoet. Sein
&ppf mar nit elmer ibwereu @os.
robre 81 9rei 5erihlagen, uno Die
Wloroer botteu IN ibrem Suhen mad,
@clo uno @ertbia6en aae aiite;l
i.no aditen I'M Souie erbrotben. gis
Icst bat Die Yoli5ei nod feline Spur
Ten oen 5b1tern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Scidle ans ltier geid),uemmt.

Glepelonb, O., 81. Sftober. -
Iie 2eide oeS Captains Houl Sotu-
Gro pom Iompier .8eorge Stone,"
melhes tSobr5ellg am 10. Sftober
nnbe Eoint Felee, i'm oberen @rieiee,
i:rtterqing lit. ruie beute beriftet
miro, nnbe 6oirport, 6, am Strauoe
gciunoen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
2,uei stnbenten ucrnnaliidt.

Suntinebon, ga, 81. Oft. -
Charles 2. 9ieber aus gebioro uno
Giaium s. 0ibler ans >SnOiono
Gountp, Stubenten ocs Suniuto.
College" oahier, gerietben beute cine
fnrje Strefe peltlib bon bier, aul
ocm@eleiie Der ,Eenniplpanio Sobn"
inter Die Hdber zines 3uges uno er'
lIiien aisenblidlihen 1ob. SSlblcr' :
Gorpcr pliroe iiber 300 6llB peit
fort 1elhleubert. Is
YGfe iAr'e NuSfanb briorgt u. Hatne, A."
Eff.9laff1usnk AFR u0br Guium S1putfsMuk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
@rlitt Sdlliiilelbcinb brndl.

Smoba, Nebr., 81 Sttober. -
&. 3. Goop, cin Stll0ent ocS Greigh.
ton.Golege, crlitt brute mGbrcno ei.
mes SSuBboaipielS einen Shliiiiclbein.
truh. Scin 3uitnno lit beoenflid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Vcfanntmad)nng.
IN Ne,ua aui ben Verfaui poer bic 2icieruna
pou berauidenbeu epiritMuieu
an gaailltage.
Sireau Der
gebUrbe Der YuiiSetsGnmmtiiare.


gsbDrbe oer YpiiSeisGnmmiiiare.
gnittnlor Uib., "a. Giiober 1909.
Sn 8lrbnoune mil Der ant EienitaD zen 2.
ylpbeni6cr 1909 In Der Sinbi Baltimore 5u bals
teuben sHabl rihtei Die 9ebbrbc oer @oli5eis
Gpmmiifdre Die slliimerfiamleit oer Seireiher
bon QofnItiI, IN oeren beranitenoe Spiritioiell
rerfmit perbci. aui Die gtbibntic GS2 UNI
Us5 oes glrtiiels 4 Der 0iieniiden 2plaIaeieBe
tUbarter) weIdle ben Seridlif ober bic 3iete'
tnng bon bcralfbenoen Spiritnpen an irgero
cine Eerion an iraeno iuecben 3agen perbeien,
an oenen bic Abbaiiuug bon 9SGbIeu gefeeltb
poreeihrieben miro, inter elmer Strdte bon
500 bis $500 iiir bas erite Gereebeu, Gni5te'
hung Der 9icenj uno GSelbitrute bon $500 bis
$1,000 oSer Naft i'm @eidnBnib ooer Staois'
gIrbeitsbnus bon brei bis ~ ipDt WIonaien.
potr Veioes fir snS sfpcite SeraGben,
gluii8: psSabItap" bebentei bon 4fiitern1ht
hes ppr6erge6enoem Sages bis Wiiiterndbt oeS
Saqes, an peIdem Die 9SGbl gebaiieH lpiro.
Sberlpd Siuaun,
Spbu y. ~ g9bcitle,
Refer e. Sume,
(3035) Roli5eis 9omnlindre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01

Yafie iur's Nusianb triorai u. Ratne, A."
Ci. .IaItiMeye.e etr., nshe 6uitDm ponis'Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Heid,cr Mann i'm gett crmorbst.

9tem Dort 81. Ottobcr.
H>obn @ruiciii eiu reidr @rlmb.
cipcntblinl2ntaflcr, mclfer a1cin in
clrcm &olic oil Der Glnijen Toint.
Gbauiec moGnte, nuroe beutc iriiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Wou Grhe beri9lungen.
Srniationellcr llnfall i'm WOntmartrc'
StaStnicrtel 81 Earis.

Strobc ueriinft in Die aotafombcll.
- Giele Menidcn itiirSten NIT
binob - 3luei i5raueu perlniBt
lno pobriheinlih lcbcnoig begra-
ben. - @leftriiher Nabn5ua ent-
DIciit bel eincr Frobciobrt oltf
elmer neiten Strefe. Sed)S
Eobte lmo cine 9In5ohl Gcrlette.
8riiroer Der .6ronfillrtCr
3citlln9" geItorben. - llblcbcu
bcS 9tcgus MencIef non glbpiii-
llieu erpartet.
EoriS, 81. Sfteber -- Sn oem
Stobtpicrtcl MonImnrtrc, Oenl 3lun.
nelploB Ser yapahen" llno Der
aimltiiinger, ercignetc icb beitte Elm
lln9lilf, iuie eS nod irltcn pprgefol.
len lit. Ncilte friib, mGbreno bic
StroBen nod nit EQtcniNeu geIiiat
Uorcn, mclhe lid nob Den am
SonlItag ii6liben 3eAgelugen uno
SnnSpergniigei uui Dem 0eintmege
befonben. perionf cin Ebeil elmer
StroBc nobe bent notorii6en Spfol
nWtonlilt 9tou9e" pl6Blid) ilp Die @r0e
uno piele Eoiionteu, einidlieBlib
elmer gln5obI sSrnucn, Itiir5ten 40
Sub tici III Ole &ot0tombel binob,
pelhe iid unter Den StroBen bon
EuriS ber5ieben. Iic 6iilferuic Der
pinobgefollenen brod)ten Die Holi5ei
mb of eScuernehr 5W STEELE, iueldbe
iid olSbann rold) al 0os Gettrnea,
luerf motbteu. Seilc mur0en binnb.
geloiielL uelde iid Die 2eute irnteu
nm Die Siiftcn beieitigteu, nm i'd
bernuSSlebcn 5li lGIlcn. Vile nit
9lltSnohn1e bon 6pei ,Sranen. cntfot
men alli oieic Weiie aus ibrer ihlin'
men Gage, ollein piele boben Ierleb-
llnget bapongetregen. Bon ben 5iuet
Bermibien 1T nod feine Spur lltfge-
Innoer, unh mou filrfbtct, hob lie ais
2ei6en in ir9ei1o einent @infel lie
gen. Iie 0dlner III Der itnlrittels
borcu Na1boricboft iinb conoenlnirt
porben unb GROCER Shreden berriht
inter Den 9cluobnertl
Spfer elmer 8abntotoi ait p-
pbc in Sronfreih,
EroocS, 6ronfreidL 81. Sttober.
- 9urh Gntaleiiilng zines cleftri-
i6en 3u9eS, welhcr gcrobc cine
ShneaigfeitS Frobeiobrt mti Der
neuen @obnitrede 5iuilhcn SilIe'
ironhe uno 9ourb.Wooome muhte,
ipuroen feds MieniGen ougenblidlib
get0otet ino jluoli ihper ncrlebt.
Der 3ua Itiir5te in cine tiefe Sdludt.
9rfannter Ocutl der Sour'
noliit geitorben.
Sronffurt q. Wy 81. Oftober.
- 2eopolo Sonnemom @riinocr
ser .GSronfiurter 3eitlng", lit in Der
Icbten 9ladbt geitor6Cn. Gr iullroe
am 90. Sfto6rr 1881 gcborcn.
@irren in Nbpiiinicn be.
ilrhtet.
Som, 81. Sftober. 9teitercn
9eribten ans sloois Alebo 3lfol1e
gebt aonig Ntenelef bon Nbpllinien,
lueldcr, pie geltern semcloet, einen
SblagonIoQ crlitten bot, raid Der
slnil6lung cut0egen. Oion iiirdtet,
ooB oic 5roNe iiber Die GbronIolge
Gontpli3irungcn peranlaiien miro.
aonig Mcnelef milroe am H. slu9.
1914 gebpren uno geiongte inl Sabre
1866 sur 8erri9oit. Sbronerbc lit
Der minoeridbrioe 2ibj ESeoliu, elm
Gnfel Menelef'S. Gr5ieber bes jin'
gen Yrin6en lit Elm Geutider, 2r.
Einno.
&orlciltngen merlfant'
der @eIebrten in
9erlin.
@erlin, 81. Sftober. - Cine
olserlcicnc Corona iiillte geItern Die
biitnriid,c glluo Der gerliner lniper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
(3O3,5)
Trcuoenieuer am NbcnS bes Wabl'
tagcs pcrbDtcn.
irean Der 9eliaei.Gpnimiiiare.

IA Stiober 1909.
gisber limo BON 3eii 5il Seit am Nbeno pcs
2Sabltaees tSeuer in ben StraBen an9e6nnoei
moroen unb nor Der @1b buben Nnaben Die
eeipobnbeit aepfIpgen atiten, ,Sdiler etc. an3l.
biufen nno arl Aheno oes 2Suoliaaeg 3ohne
Vrennmaterial fiir oieie 5euer dn belbaltcll.
stp 9tes neri6Bt .niht uur ,sees baS @elep,
ipnoern III ancb aeIdorlib 1ino perpcrilit. Sia
VoIiBet lpro Iid Der itreuoiten Ndblumfeit be.
ileiBfaen, nm oiee Brnftifen au oerbinoern ilio
ale llebertreter 3n perbqiten. Ste HoitSel
QoiiSei cooperiren fonneil uno ioilteil. oenl ~.
Iuo babllrb Elm @noe 5u .innben pap lte in9Te inn9
9llitpriiit i'm Saltie nno tbren eiillhB lni Ius
eemeinen aeaefl iplsbe Seritbbe Gegen haS Selep
Sic Sebbroe brinat oesbolb ani oieie gSeltc
sie Sarbe Aur 9eacbfiug Der 8iirger uno ers
niebt I'M, Seren 8efbhIIe in Der GrjwinAnn9
slerlpd Stuaun,
Spbu y. ". &beltlc,
4cter e. Tome,
(Sft25 Nop1) 8oli5eis9 9ommiiidre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
8rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE OILY.

Slaidlcnbier, beites Bier eebramt -
eHtbdlt seraoe ssnns afipboI,
es Ju einem geianoheintd1en 0etrdafe
80 maden (3ks HrpSent).
Stobne, tpertbooae iro tpiinfbenSnertbe Bril-
mien irei fit 6dnlien stunofduft.
Shre Neiiearrsen iino aeiudt.
Neioe 1eiepbone. (2e9-l
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old One. How 1t
Can Be Done in Lambertvle.

The back aches at times with dull
Undesirable feeling, making you
weary and restless; piercing pains shoot
across the region of the kidneys. and
again the loins are SO lame to stoop
is agony No use to rub on apply L
plaster 10 the back in this condition.
You cannot reach the cause. Exchange
the bad back for a new and stronger
one Lambcrtville residents would do
we'll to profit by the following example.
William c Palmer 553 S. Broad St, Tren-
ton, n j., says. My kidneys were badly dis
ordered and | could not straighten n account
of the soreness and lameness in my back, tins
being especially bothersome i'll the morning
PUFFY spots appeared near my eyes and ] no.
tieed that the idney secretions We're dseol-
ored. If | caught cold, il was sure TO settle IN
my kidneys, causing the trouble to become
worse. | finally procured Deans Kidney
Pills, took them as directed and found rebel.
/ consider this remedy without an equal for
relieving kidney disorders and i'll return Tor
the relief / received will always recommend
it."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents Fostcr-AIilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans--and
take no other.
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Refused to Accompany Her.

\ noted German lyric soprano, who
maY as well he nameleSs here, MS she
is no longer before the public, devel=
oped in her later years n habit OF sing
Ing out Of tune. one night AT n small
company, being asked 10 sing. she
promptly consented, and her hostess
then went 10 otto lessmann, the Ger
man critic, who was present, and said
Herr l.essmann, will You accom-
pany Madam blank p
with pleasure. Where is she GO
ingf"
"Why. 10 sing"
NO. pardon me. not there New
York Tribune,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24
They Needed Prayers.

A member OF parliament tells good
story of an out Of the way country
clergyman who did not keep up to
date in what was going ON III tue
world. one Sunday he asked his sex
ton: rs the prayer for parliament TO
be used today? Is parliament still SIT
ting
The sections reply came promptly
.Wei. sir. | don't know; but, anyhow,
better pray for them, for they a
precious bad London Standard.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24

Every Observation-Disclosures Spec
ial Bread.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24

Hairdresser (while giving lady a Wig
orous shampoo)-Wil You have any
thing on your head when / am finish
ed, madam? She-I am sure | don't
know. l was in hopes You would leave
enough hair 10 pin my hat to.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24

thgh Schools, Mdtchltli oil the
trend Of public sentiment, are
training Il VAST army at YOUNG
people IN The use ot Oliver
Iyrewriters
The prompt and generous
response of the Oliver Type
writer ampany to the wofld-
wide demand for 'fittfffSdf
fgpeUf4ffHqs gives tremendous
iuipetu. Ia the movement.
The Oliver. with the largest
sale OF any typewriter IN exist
chime to take tin. initiative III
iversal use OF typrwrlters, II
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24
Maybe.

"Young man." said Mr. Blufklns,
"when | was your age l always stood
at the head of my class
"Well," answered the fearfully pre-
eocious boy, maybe teachers We're
easier to fool then than they are now"
Exchange
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Very Convenient.

Caretaker Ito prospective TENANT
Yes, this 'euse is most conveniently
situated There's music all close
and ANDY. and there's pub just over
the way, and a pawnbroker's round
the corner London Tit Bits.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-03-24
Truthful,

ue-Give me kiss. She decidedly
i won't. He You shouldn't say y
WON'T to me; you should say, Il pre-
fer not" She-But that wouldn't be
true
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An Easy Remedy.

He Your milliner's bill cost me
!ast year Ms much as the salary Of my
two bookkeepers That is more than
. can afford She We'll, discharge one
of them. Fliegeude Batter
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In Doubt.

The greatest firmness is the creates
vi ongfellow.
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Read aud You WIN Learn

What TIE eye sees not the hecrt rueS
hot.-Campien.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-17
PEOPLE IN
THE WINONA WRECK

The belated Santa F'e No. s. which
was wrecked at Winona yesterday. ar
rived in albuquerque at 2;3O TINS
mcrnine Among the injured Albu-
iaucraueans was Mrs Martha r.. Hart,
who was riding on No when the
collision came. She sustained "A broken
nose. wrenched back and had several
teeth Knocked out Mrs. Hart was
removed t. her home, corner Grand
avenue and Hill street, where her in
uries were dressed by Santa Fc sur
geon J. w. Colbert. \. Mabee. Har-
vev news agent. residing on South
Third street who had his knee injured
was able to walk Maynard Gunsul'
who was on No. at the time ot the
wreck was on, of the few passengers
who escaped with nothing more than
shaking up.
Mrs. Walter Stelzer, en- route from
san Francisco to Mischicatt. Wis. was
taken off the train here and carried
to the Santa Fe hospital IN nm am
bulance. Mrs StelZer suffered Il
wrenched back and bruises ana cuts
about the head and other parts OF the
body and evidently suffered mhch
main Her husband. who was slightly
injured. accompanied her TO the hos
pital
Most of th,. passengers who sustain
I'd slight injuries. declined the "ppo' =.
rupitv To receive. medical and hospital
treatment here and continued ther
iourney eastward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-17

lie governed with Il stern hand and
has been called the stormy petrol Of
Central America.
Ile was always noted for his cum
ming and bravery and he was re-
markable, too, for his ability to sur
round himself with those who were
ready to do his bidding As conse-
qucnce Zelaya, in later years. was an
absolute dictator, He amusscd wealth
by taking TO himself large percent
age of the profits from concessions
and by forming a group OF men who
aided him In eXacting millions from
the people
Helaya belongs to the aristrocracy
Of his country. lie received his edu-
cation in Paris. but his success was
due more to the sword than to the
peaceful methods of civilization. He
is 81 years old and Is the most hated
man in South or Central America, the
wonder being that he managed to live
SO long lnnumerahlc attempts have
been made against his life and IN
these emergencies his bravery has
stood him In good stead,
While comparatively young man
Zelnya began an agitation against the
and his actions became so
violent that he was expelled lie went
to Guatemala, then ruled by Barrios,
and it was there that he received the
training that fitted him FOR his subse-
qucnt career.
After fighting for Barrios for a
number of years he re-appeared ~
his own country at the head of a band
Of Insurgents flc gathered strength
as he went and his final battle won
FOR him the presidcncy
Zelaya's wealth is said to he enor-
nous. Ii,. owns coffee plantations
and has thc exclusive control Of many
industri,s The present revolt IN Mic
aragua began early last month and
came ls 20 cIimaX To a series of persc-
i.utinns inaueuratcd by Ztlaya.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-17
Roswell PIai1snan and Ten
Picked BfoncoS Leave 10
Join Buffalo Jones on Safari
Into Dark Continent.
GOTHAM PLUT0CRATS
TO FINANCE TRIP
Menagerie viii Be Lassoed for
New York Zoo and Moving
Pictures viii Be Taken Of
Elephant Batting.

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JournaII
Roswell. y. NJ, Dec. 16.--R Rustlcr
Loveless OF Roswell. hardy plalnsman
and expert in the use of the lariat, left
Roswell today for New York to Join
Buffalo Jones and party, which sails
for darkest Africa. on December 80.
armed with several thousand feet OF
hair rope, guns and cameras, and ac-
companied hy ten picked New Mex
leo bronchos which are now kicking
the Stats out Of q Santa F'e cattle car
en- route from Carrizozo, Lincoln
county, to Gotham. These bronchos
were picked out by I.oveless, who Is
an expert In mustang horseflesh and
they are as tough and wiry lot OF
horses as can be found In the south
west
The safnr into the regions now be-
ing devastated by f. Roosevelt is un-
der the management Of what is Off
eially called the Buffalo Jones African
company. It is headed by the famous
breeder OF buffalo ana catalo, roper
of mountain lions and hunter, Buff
falo Jones.
The object OF the expedition" said
loNeless To u Morning Journal corre-
spondent before leaving for the east.
Us 70 rope Tons and Other wild aul-
mails of Africa which win he captured
alive To he placed in New York zoo.
The trip Is financed by Arthur A.
Fowler and r. w. Bird, New York
multl-millionaires who will have NOV
inp pfpfirga IA kpn ne thn lunt for hi.,
game ana gather data for a book
which it Is hoped viii rival the Roos-
evelt record of a dollar a word. The
trip viii cover almost the same ground
as the Roosevelt expedition and the
horses ana camp outfit of the express
ident are 20 be secured by Jones"
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DEAD KING misunderstood.
DECLARES LIFELONG FRIEND

Brussels. Dec le-One OF the most
powerful men in Belgium, who knew
King Leopold better than any other
man is senator Wincr, the late kings
trusted friend and confidential legal
adviser. He assisted Leopold in the
promotion OF tho Congo project and
probably will handle the kings for
tune.
senator WInrr insisted that Leo
poid WAS greatly misunderstood by the
world. He pictured the kings intense
admiration for the United States. say
ing his majesty had been anxious 10
visit Americt hut had been prevented
by the Congo criticisms. However. the
king had prevailed on Prince Albert
TO 20. as he considered this a most
useful preparation for the future ruler
Of Belgium. The king had a marked
respect Tor Theodore Roosevelt. plac-
Continued on Page .. Column ~
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sustaining numerous cuts about tn
face and other parts of the body.
The wreck was one of the mos
serious to occur on the Santa Fe roas
lines in many years and a vigorous in
Vestisation is being made by the Off
cials tonight to learn the exact caus,
OF the mistake
me responsibility had not beer
placed upon any trainmans shoulder.
,up to late hour tonight, although
the general impression seems to be
that Engineer Leonard of train No 4
iaIled to take precautionary measures
by which the wreck might have beer
avoided. According to the best OBJ
tainable information, the westbound
| flyer. No. 3. left Winslow at $50 this
morning with orders to sidetrack at
Winona No. and No. 4, both running
{On time had orders to pass No. 3 al
! that place 1t was presumed that No.
! 3 would arrive at the siding first. but
she evidently lost time after leaving
Winslow and No. reached the meet
ing point ahead of No 3, taking the
east end of the switch. Ten minutes
later No. 4 sped around tho curve Just
east of Winona and crashed into No.
3, telescoping a tourist car on No. 8.
four car lengths from tho rear in
iuring Mrs Bennett SO badly that she
died a few moments later
1t is said here that Engineer Leon
ara admits that the flagman of No 8
Tagged him and that he answered the
signal With his whistle, but was un-
able to stop his train, owing to the
frosty rails and the short distance.
Another report is to the effect that
Engineer Leonard WAS under the inn
preston that il was No, on the sid
me- waiting for lin to pass ana that
No had already cleared itself and
had proceeded east. At all events
Leonard did not see No. & until he
was almost on top of it and after re-
versing his engine and applying the
emergency brakes. he and his fireman
jumped for their lives. The engine on
No. I was disable SO badly that it was
necessary to combine No and No.
and have No. IS engine haul the train
into Winslow, reaching here at $3.50
this afternoon. The disabled engine,
together with the tourist ear which
was telescoped and later burned to
the trucks, were left on the siding at
Winona. so lately the scene of the dis
aster.
The remains Of Mrs. Bennett were
taken to Angel. Ariz.. seven miles
from Winona, where they will be held
pending an inquest.
DR.. Raymond of Flagstaff was the
first physician to reach the scene of
the accident, arriving at Winona at 8
o clock on railroad velocipede. He
rendered first aid to the injured, at
tending to the women passengers first
and the most seriously injured among
the men Several of the most seri-
ously were taken to the hospital in
Winslow and others were taken to Al
buquerque.
The Santa Fe handled more than
million passengers over its entire sys-
TEN during the past year and Mrs.
Bennett killed at Winona today. Is
the first one TO sustain ininries which
resulted in death.