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Vteorige Runoreiie.Naten
mad, Gomncil Blur uno
Cmaba i'm Wppember
uuo Eesember.
Chicago, Wilpaufec & ct.
Raul Gticnbabu.

Sieie gabn ptro Gyturiion5titets
na1 Gpncil Bluff uno Smaba i'm 9io-
pember uub DECEMBER 5ur Rate bon elm
uno einbalb Der einiaden 6abrt iiir Die
Runoreiie pertaufen. 2lnlaB oasu iino
iolgenoe lusitellungen:
National @artenbau=Gon9reB IN
Council Bluff pom Is. bis 20. gto=
pember. 5itcts gum gertauf am l3. /,
Is. uno l8. 8iitiabrts9rense bis
gum %. 9iopember.
glational Gprn slusitellung sll
Gmoba pom 6. Bis Is. DECEMBER.
gertaui Der 5itets besinnt am 8.
9esember. 8iltis sur Riidfabrt bis
90. 9eSember.
Ndbere glustunit erteilt ieoer Sctals
Asent Der Chicago, 8iilwautee d ct.
paul-gabn.
=. u. Miller,
8eneral paNasier glsent, Chicago.
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- Charles pieifer iubr anfanss
oieier @o6s nad Miuneapolis. Sb
sr pur ieiner Seimreiie nah Tacoma,
@uibinston nod einmal nah eureta
Suriidtebrt. III uugeptB.
- Seute sing uns Die trauri9e
9tadridt su, oab seltern Der slpei Sabre
ulte Sobn oes Serrn uno 6rau &arl
Martel aus Dem 2eben ihieo. Die
Seeroiauug miro am Samstag itatts
iinbeu. .
Crheitermuit jeoen 9ta6mitta9
iOmie abenb i'm @ureta Sasaar lino
cine Der neuelteu @rruu9enibaften, bic
CUR GmIiibrung gelanqten. g8er mill
jebt nod bebaupten. oaB uuiere Staot
Gureta ui6t grobitdotiid lit? a
- 9Bie mir aus einem lulerer
@edielbldtter entnebmen, ltarb am
9iensta9nahmittas A llbr Serr SerrE
mann Safbaus in Clinton on ben 5Ol=
gen elmer Gergiftun9. Sn eiilem &e=
ltaurant in ct. Yaul beitellte er Ii6
9luitern, unb nadoem er oieielben per=
sebrt bate, ipuroe ibm unnobl, mos
raus man ibloB, baB bic Autern uers
9tftet waren.
- @eors Singer, Elm 6armer, III.
sefdbr IA Meilen weltlia uuierer Staot
wobnbaft, mar Der sliidli6e Mann,
welder am per9ansenen Wontas i'm
gureta Sasaar bic 8liitsnummer Sog,
bic ibn fir bic neue 8aidmaidine be-
re6tigte. Die erite Summer, welhe
man 800, mar nidt anweieno uno man
sog eine peitsre glummer, tpel6e nit
Der oes Serrn Singer iibereinitimmte,
infolssoeiien bstam er Die Maidine.
- llniere Sruderei erbielt beute cine
betrd6tlite Guantitdt uellen S6riitcn=
materials, welbes llns in ben Stauo
isBt. wdbrenO Der bepOritebenben 6eits
ta9e fir Die bieli9en 8ei6dftsleute
Srudia6en in eei6matpolllter unb
mooerniter glusfubrun9 ansufertigen.
Solte Sbuen nun an 9uteu 9ruf-
laden ehpas 9elesen iein, 10 begebelt
Sic ii3 9efdlislt in uniere 9ruderei.
llniere Nrbeit tpiro 9arantiert. lleber=
iebunsen bon Der en9liiben in bic oeut=
i6e uno BON Der Oeutiden in bic eng=
lii6e Sprade uniere Spesialitdt.
- am Samstag per9angener Wo6e
ieBte i'm geiamten gtoropeiten elm
S6neeiturm Elm, iuel6er NIT eini9en
llnterbredungen bis gum Siensta9 an=
oauerte. Sn Gurefa uno umsegeno
erreidte Der Sdnee eiile ourhi9nittliAe
5iefe bon etpa fiinf 3oll pdbreno in
Gegenoen Dltli6 uno peitlid bon uns
Der S6nee broeuteno bOber ltest lie9t.
@ie aus 9lberoeen semeloet piro, ioll
bort Der S6nee sebn 3oa bod sefallen
iein. 9la. Giienbabnsii9e erlitten 9rOBe
8eripdtuneen une Der M. & ct. 6.
BUG brau6te II Stunoen bon Water=
topn bis 9lberbeen, cine Strede BON
etpa 100 Meilen.
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Gefanden.

glm Montag, ben s. gtopember tuurs
De aui Der 2anOitraBe, sluei Mtsilen
Oitlid Der Staot elm srauer Regen=
mantel 9efuuoeh. Ser reatmdbise
Gi9entiimer tann iidb beuielben bel
sSpbn Smith in gureta abbolen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18
Zu verkaufeli.

Niein aus iieben &dumen beiebenoes
@obnbaus, ioiuie Spei Saultelen finb
su pertaufsn. gidbere austunft erteilt
Sobn Goonen ooer Sobn s. Sarr,
gureta, 9. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18


piano=& onteit TN Gureta Sasaar.
Is. 0orldnoer begab iid am
Iienstas seiddftsbalber nad Clinton.
.B getcilist Sud am 8roBen,
@irtli6en ausperfauf oes Sapio Siaat.
- Bat. Sieoerids trat am Mcntas
i'm Store oes 6barles &isler cine Stel=
lung an.
. Sunse Mdodsn, rii9rt Sud
unb sepinnt bas idOne Yiano i'm Gu=
reta gaSaar.
- Satob uno 5reo Srobel tebrten
seitern aus Soipole suriit, no tie lib
an elmer SodSeit beteili9ten.
- Seinrib Wartel, Der Gountp=
SelomeNer. peilt bisie @o6e Oer9nii=
sun9sbalber in unierer Staot.
- 6. u. Siiners, Der neue Sutpelier
ano llbrma6er unierer Staot erireut
fid zines duBerit resen 8ei6dftsganges.
Or. s. 8. Sennede tebrte se=
itern aus 2eOla Suriid, an pel9em Srte
er prOfeiiioneae @eiddfte gu erleoigen
bate.
- Die Samilie 6reo %, Someper
wuroe geitern abeno ourd bic @eburt
zines tleinen Gnaben erfreut. gSir
sratulieren!
&ep. g. s. 3ent peilte am Won=
tag in Srofp, q. 8, bon mo er am
Rithpod wieoer na6 uuierer Staot
suriidtebrte.
- Senrp S6uiirle fubr geltern na6
Aberoeen uuo miro ii6 aussangs oieier
@o6e na6 ieiner Sarm peftlt6 oes
&ipers be9eben.
Sobn Sleiiins bat iid bier Ntei=
len bon Senturia cine aus oret Claims
beitebenoe Sarm 9epa6tet uno 9eoentt
oortbin iiberSulieoeln.
- SObn pieb tebrte am 0tonta9
aus 9lberbeen Surilt, no er i'm Il. g.
9iitritts @eri6t cine 8O6e als 8rOB=
seidwOrener frlnsierte.
- Sreo Bfaif aus Clinton madte
am 9ienstas iein Gri6einen in Gu=
reta, um turSe 3eit bel 8erwanoten
ouf Seiud 81 perpeilen.
- u. g. Singer, aus grootin9s,
g. g., Snipettor fir Woltereipeien.
belt iid 9eitern in Gureta auf, Inn bic
fieben RabmitatiOnen su inipi3ieren.
- Gbarles 8lan6arD aus Pollot
rertaufte lebte @ode 320 9lder 2ano
peitli6 bon Mouno Gitp an @m. Soff=
mann fir Die Summe bon $40, 600.
- &uoolpb 9lnbalt, Elm Sruoer Der
5rau 6. 5. @enot, pelder bier sebn
Sage ouf Seiu9 ueilte, trat 9eitern
feline Seimreiis na6 8aperlp, Soma an.
- 6rau Sbos. 8uinB uno bic Sim
Der perben nd6fte Wo9e na6 Bort
lamb, Oregon reiien, um bort bel Srii=
bern Der Srau Ruinb iiber ben 8inter
su3ubrin9en.
- @eor9 uno 2orenS g8olf tuaren
beute in Der Stabt, no lie spei Der
i6Dnlten &o60feu tauften, um bel Der
&ntunft ibrer Samilien bdusli6 etn9e=
ridtet gu iein.
- SieIe @obe muroe Der 9ampf=
tehel i'm neuen S6ulbauie gum erlten
Wale gebeiSt uno man beabii6ti9t an=
fangs ndbiter Bpbe oas neue S6ul=
baus su bejieben.
- Serr uno 6rau Satob SiiB, ebe=
malt9e GinpObner unierer Stabt, iebt
aber auf elmer 6arm iiioli6 bon Ser=
reio pobnbaft, iino am beutigen Sage
Seiu6er unierer Stabt.
Serr uno 6rau SatOb Meblbaff
iolpie Serr unD SSrau anoreas &0rner
tebrten am Sienstas BON elmer sebn=
td9i9en 8eiu6sreiie aus Iiioli6en Sc
9enoen oes Staates Suriit.
- 6rau gilbert Slanf aus HicoQet,
Winn., Mutter Der 6rau Sulius
Sdamber uno Der Srau 8. Melsian
traf am Stenstag bier ein, um ibren
SOdtern einen tllrsen Seiu6 absus
itatten.
- @briltian Otter fubr am Sreitas=
nadmitta9 LETTER @ode na9 9lberoeen,
woielbit er 2anoseiddfte su erleoisen
bate. Gbenfalls erfreute er ieineu in
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18
QugenleiDenDe !

Or. g. 3. @illiams, Der betaunte
9lu9en Spesialarst aus WtinneapOlis
wirO am Wittuod, ben l.. SeSember
i'm Sotel &niderboter anmeIeno iein.
@r turiert Sopfi6mersen, 9terpoiitat,
idle6te Sebtrait uel6e Our6 Oefefte
9lugsn beruor9erufen werOeu. Slider
perosn senau an9epaBt. &Ommt seiti9!
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Zu verkaufen.

Mlein Wobnbaus nit Stall uno Got.
gu erfrasen bel Satob Shurn,
eureta, g. ..
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.B1 100 Stimmeu nit ieoem Doll
lar merit an Sutpelen, Die i'm @areta
SaSaar 9etauft weroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18

sy 9ie beiten @aren 5u ben nies
brighten 9reiien erbdlt man nur beim
Sapio Siaat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
TAFT AT FIvEcgNr rHEArER
PRESIDENT Sees Possuns Crawling All
Over His Picture.

arlington. Special: President
tart went TO a little scent theater in
Ninth avenue the other day and saw
himself In moving pictures. He
seemed TO enjoy the spectacle and
joined in the laughter when fat
possum was thrown upon the screen
and. with its young clinging to its
back, crawled all over a big picture
OF the President. adorned with the
national ensign and the Confederate
flag.
The films were made at Petersburg
va, several weeks ago. when the
president participated in the cere-
monies OF the unwilling OF a monu.
ment to the Pennsylvania troops al
RI. Malone and Fl Stedham. Repre-
sentative Lassiter, who lives at Pet
ersburg. liked the pictures and asked
the President to see them. and he as
sehted' as he does to most PROPOSE
uons advanced by his friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
STRIKE LEADS TO FATALITY
Conductor swope Held Responsibl.
TOR Shooting Of Herbert Happier.

Evansville. Special: Herbert Kan
pier ~ years old. was shot and fatal
" wounded on an inbound Second ave.
nue. car at Second and Vine streets
at 1918 o'clock Sunday night. in an
argument over the street car strike
and Thomas VI. Swope, conductor n,
the car. is held for attempted murder
Feeling developed rapidly and n
crowd OF 200 or more persons followed
the arrested conductor TO police head.
quarters. while half the night the ma.
nee squad was called to headquarters
10 paciiy the crowd and keep holder
persons out Of the station when an
examination OF the Witnesses was
made.
Swope denies having fired the shot
lie says he does not know who done
Il. "'
Happier and two other young mon
VINO escaped Immediately after tbe
shooting. and who are being sought
by the police, boarded Swope's car a.
the lower part OF the city. The con,
dnctor SAYS that they began to tam,
MIN about being a "scab" and than
one OF them struck him on the chin |
A rough and tumble fight followed no |
says. and he heard two pistol shots
Happier dropped TO the floor of the
car The conductor started 10 RIM
away. F1remen of No. hose house
half square distant. ran to the car
which had stopped. and Fireman
FRANK Cecil arrested Swope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
TWENTY FANS ARE INJURED.
Omp're's Unpopular Decisions Cause
Riot Among Spectators.

jackson. Mich, Special: During a
Flot over unpopular decisions by Um-
pre- G. Z. Eidridge. OF the Southern
michigan League. at The conclusion
oi the Jackson-Adrian game Sunday.
nearly score Of people were injured
"hen the railing of the grand stand
gave wsy. precipitating them 10 the
ground, twelve feet below.
The Jackson team lost the game
Al It's conclusion some one made n
start for the umpire. followed by the
crowd, which had become iacensed
by some decisions during the game
The crowd in the grand stand nocked
10 the front OF the structure and
pressed against the railing. The
strain became too great and the rail-
Ing gave way, precipitating the people
nearest II TO the ground below. Some
OF the falling persons alighted on the
heads OF the ones below and were
pied In heap on the ground.
The umpire made his escape. pur-
sued by the mob. and was chased
into his room at the hotel. two miles
away. where he was guarded by the
police for two hours.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
Libby's Ball Club a WorId.Beater

Helena Mont. Special: Montana
is believed to have a baseball club
possessing an undisputed worlds rec.
ord-ffteen years without the loss OF
a single game. Naturally, the club AT
the present time does not possess a
single player Of the original nine. but
the organization has been maintained
constantly, with changes from time to
time. This club is not a professional
organization. but just a CLUB" such
as Is formed In small towns each year
The club holding this remarkable rec.
ard - at Libby.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
MARS ON GARD EVIL
'oHmsR CHAMPION WOMAN
rIAYER WOULD STOP PAsTImE
GIVES WtRAING TO HER SEX
woman Who Won National Whist
HOnors Declares Game is Menace
to American Homes.

Des MONIES, Ia, Special. After
having won the title of champion wo.
M ,an WHIST player Of the United States
Us a. H. Sims, OF Des Moines. con.
eiuued that after all there was more
eNn thah good In all games OF cards
anu ior nVe years she has lectured
al over the country against card
piayihg When she starts on her next
occurring campaign, she will begin or.
saniLlhg an anti-card-playing league
Gnu III every place she visits will en-
uea'or 10 organize a branch of the
oluer opposed to all games with cards
Inc ume is ripe for starting a ma
uonai campaign against this great evil
"nicn confronts the American peopIe
'oday' declared Mrs. Sims
he example being set every dav
oy the people who should be fighting
AGAINST card playing is deplorable
livery ume ! deliver my lecture I be-
Tome more convinced that no one per
ooh or set OF people can check the
caru-playing evil. Ii Is a danger which
conIronts especially the women of the
country, and II is time that a crusade
national In scope were inaugurated
predict that within few wears q
wave or sentiment against card nlav.
ing VIII sweep over the country from
one end TO the other. AT present the
temperance wave is CARRYING all he.
iore IL. III the American peonle will
AWAKEN to new danger. which in
many ways is more dangerous IN mr.
country than the liquor question then |
.hey VIII rise In their might and eamh- |
ing VIII be reduced to the minimum /
degree. The card-playing evil h the /
shckest game If you will pardon the |
expression. OF which the devil is mast
What harm can there be 10
a ilttle game of cards? is the ones.
uon which | often answer II is
only the first step the devil uses 10
tempt his victim toward gambling
for years | refused TO play for prjzes
more than once had hidden NV score
TOT lear ! would win. Finally WELD
Ed 10 temptation: carried away one
p'lze. From that time on for several
Years. won prize after prize Today
nese prizes are in the safes of one
d the lewelry houses Of this CITY.
When | went 10 ST Louis TO enter
ne national whist tournament was
n just the condition that great
many women now are. | was card.
'laying crazy. | won first honors and
vas heraldsd as the champion woman
WHIST player of the United States 1
me day II dawned on me that il was
II wrong. The longer | thought on
ne subject the more convinced he.
ame. Then came the determination [
0 quit forever all kinds OF card plav. |
ng' was soon on the platform S
peaking 10 large audiences. Since B
nat time | have spoken to thousands
!. people. from many platforms in 0
u parts OF the United States The d
ork started is yet in its infancy. and 6
expect TO see the day when card "
laying will be abandoned in the 81
omes of the American people" u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
Sioux to Quit the Dakota.

New Orleans. Special: That a col
ony OF Sioux Indians will remov,
rom the Dakotas to an unsettled
tract OF land in Nicaragua is declared
oy Little Bison, a Sioux chief who
reached New Orleans from Buefields
yesterday. He went to NIcaraeua ~
arrange the concession OF the land
with President elaya.
Little Bison declares that he will
Immediately take 100 Indian families
TO Nicaragua and that this colony will
soon be increased by the addition OF
several hundred other families ~
North American Indians.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
HANDS LEMON TO SHEA.
Judge Assails Former Labor Leader
in Sentencing Him.

New York, Special: Cornelius p.
Shea. former president Of the Inter
national Transfers Union. who led
the transfers in their bloody strike in
Chicago. has been sentenced TO not
less than five years nor more than
twenty-five years in Sing Sing by
Judge Foster. Shea was found guilty
OF assault with intent TO murder. for
having stabbed Alice Walsh twenty
seven times with a big jack knife.
In passing sentence Judge Foster
declared. Such brutes as You are A
menace TO organized labor. not an
aid. II is men just like you who have
brought some disrepute upon the hon
est workingmen who make IN the
union You are not only a menace tn
the unions. but TO the community as
well"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
American Gamblers Clean In.

Paris. Cable: An alleged band of
American professional gamblers. Civ.
ing the names OF Osborne. Brodv
Royal and Hubbard. have been arrest.
ed on the charge Of card swindling
on a huge scale. American and Eng
lish guests at the fashionable yichi
and AK Les Bains and other water.
ing places. were the victims. Guam
titles of marked cards and apparatus
for sensitizing the fingers. were found
In their possession.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
SEA WALL SAVES CITY
GALVESTON ENERGIES uNscATH-
ED FROM ToRNADo's GRIP.
Profits BY. DISASTER OF 1900
GREAT Gulf Storm Fails 10 Harm Texan
Town Which Spent s1,5oo,ooo
for Protection.
PROFITS BY. DISASTER OF 1900

galveston, Texas. Special: Cut of
from communication with the outer
world. Galveston last week pitted lis
sea wall against the fury OF wind and
OF wave. and won.
Though the wind reached a maxi.
mum velocity Of 20 miles an hour and
thousands OF tons of water were hurl-
| cd against the masonry break water
which surrounds the densely settled
portion of the city. not one life was
iost on Galveston Island.
Ten persons were drowned whom
Bettison's pier. on the north iettv col.
iapsed under the onslaught OF the
angry waters and was. washed awav
The hurricane swept the entire guf
coast with an intensity thar has seI.
dom been equaled in a country where
destructive storms are not unusual
II had its origin on the Atlantic
coast and swung westward and south.
ward, devastating the entire gulf
coast, even as far south as Matagorda
BAY. ia
The hurricane struck Galveston
Wednesday morning. The wind AT.
.aihlhs velocity of 20 miles an hour.
whipped the treacherous waters NJ
me Mexican Gulf into a fury OF de-
structlon and blindly assaulted the
sim parapets OF stone which man had
punt TO restrain its attacks.
IN vain II hurled its thousands OF
tons OF water upon the splendid
breastworks. Only feeble burst of
spray and little water reached the
beleaguered city.
Inc Galveston sea wall cost al. 500.
600 and was built after the terrible |
disaster of September S. 1900. when /
o'OoO lives were lost and $4,000 900
worth OF property destroyed. Con.
struction OF the wall was begun when
ne city had recovered from the shock
d the previous wave and was com.
Dleted within four years. The first
disaster made il imperative that the
MY have protection from the sea.
The funds for this immense under.
aking were raised practically by the
'eople OF Galveston. The Legislature
uthorized Galveston county TO issue
! 100000 in I per cent bonds. running
or forty years. and these the citizens
4 the town Immediately subscribed
or The sentiment of the people Of
alveston was behind this work and
ne public credit which was invoked
carry ii into effect. and as such il
lands without parallel
Galveston Is the natural outlet ~
exas, and as such will probably re-
lain a permanent port, IL the walls
'sung millions Of dollars. proposed
"a built after the first disaster. have I
De heightened and strengthened on l
zen more elaborate and expensive
ale. c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-06
FLIES ACROSS CHANNEL
M. LOUIS eLERloT MAKES Sue
cessFuL FLIGHT IN AERoPLANE.
ALMOST A NILE A MINUTE
iwenty-one Miles Through Windy
Course Made in Twenty
Three Minutes.

Dover, England. Cable: NJ. Louis
Bleriot, French aviator, successfully
crossed the English Channel. twenty
miles, in an aeroplane at an early
hour Sunday.
NJ Bleriot started from Calais.
France. at 5 o'clock and landed on the
Gin OF Dover. He is reported TO have
been slightly injured
NJ Bleriot mas for several years
been an active aviator in France and
Is said TO have had more miraculous
escapes in his career than any other
aeronaut. He made cross-country
night from Toury TO Artheaay. France.
March 81. 1908. in a monoplane.
His latest achievement. prior IN
crossing the channel. was a flight on
July Is. from Etampes 10 Orleans. a
distance OF twenty-five miles He
made a successful landing. coveriag
the distance in Sc minutes. 10 seconds
including a stop OF eleven minutes
near Toury to examine his aeronlane
10y this achievement he won the
Fnnch Aero Club prize of s2.SOo
Hubert Latham made a daring but
unsuccessful ATTEMPT July 10 IN cross
the English Channel.
1870 HiOiOpld1e Is or the
Latham type, but it is the smallest
nyins machine yet built 1t is fitted |
win three-cylinder motor. which is /
air-cooled and drives a two-bladed pro. |
peher- hhe pilots seat is in a skiff- l
Ike body behind the wings.
only Saturday NJ Bleriot received
the decoration Of the Legion of Hon.
or Tor his efforts in promoting the
science OF aviation.
The route across the English Chan.
mel from Calais to Dover was chosen
because Of the various and PREACHER.
Gus winds the aviator must encounter
and thus, IL successful. establish the
stability Of his machine.
Seanen have related how i'm the
space OF mile eight different winds
nave been encountered. and 10 be able
20 stem them all with an aeroplane
places the flight over this route on
record as the greatest achievement
cached by the "heavier-than-air'' ma.
nine OF The plane and propeller TYNE
Blerlot left Las Baraques. three
niles from Calais. about 4.3O a. m
re crossed the channel. twentv-one
niles, IN twenty-three minutes. twice
= swiftly as the fastest mail boat
ie kept about $50 feet above the sea
eVel and for ten minutes. while about
nidchannel, was out Of sight of both
oasis and the French torpedo boat
estroyer which followed him with ,
rs wife and friends aboard. ,,
ne wind was blowing about twenty :
liles ar hour and the sea was choppv
ne aviator was swathed in a singl.
OF drilling impervious 10 the
md. which covered him from tbe
- OF his head to his feet. only his c
zee showing He also wore a cork
Re belt
by his achievement Bleriot won the
-lze OF $4,000 offered by the Lon. b
IN DAILY Mail for the first fieh, II
ross the English Channel and stole D,
march on his rivals. Hubert Latham W
"a Count De Lambert, both OF whom c,
q hoped to make the attempt TODAY is
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WOMEN IN WOLF FIGHT.
Attacked in Lonely Cabin, Mother and
Daughter Fight for rs Hours.

san Bernardino. Cal. Special: Ex-
hausted and on the verge of collapse
from their narrowing experiences.
Mrs. W. j. Getker wife OF the Salt
Lake Railway station agent at Crest
line. and her eleven-year- daugh-
ter reached their home after a two
days battle with pack of wolves.
FOR 4S hours they had been imprison-
ed In lonely cabin on a deserted
ranch Is miles from home.
while the husband and father. aid
ed by gang Of $50 section hands. or
dered out by the division sgperin-
tendent searched for them The women
were beating of with clubs the at
lacks OF the wolves. which tried to
get at them by tearing off the sides OF
he cabin and digging under its foun-
dations.