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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-04-21
Brief aus gaIifernien von Berrn Carl Etlartsl.
nsuiskeitsn aus unlsrein Staats
ven Special Beribtsrltattsrn uns ibsrmittslt.
Brief aus Galiforniett.

Der Rebatteur oieies 8lattes erbielt
tlrslid bon Serrn 8arl Martel, mel
der friiber bel Martel poitoffice II
oieiem Gountp pobnte, I'm lebter
Serbf aber nod benz Staate Galifor'
MEN persos, eineu Brief. Serr Martel
beridtete in oieiem griefs, bob er eins
aus 240 9lfern beitebeuoe Sarm IN
Wenoocino @ountp, oem n6rbli4eu
Seils bon Galifornien uno unsefdbr
40 Meileu bonn Ocean selesen, tduflit
erparb. lleber bic bortigs 8eeeno sibi
er uns folsenoe 8eidreibuns: Die Sibe
III bier nidt 10 srOB, oa mir tdslid
bic srfriidenoe Seeanbriie betommen.
Sier piro peridieoenartise 6armerei
obne tiinitlide SeipdHeruns (Srrtsas
tiou) betriebeu uab ale tleinere 8e=
treiosarten, &orn, Gbit aller art iotpie
Weiutrauben tperoen NIT Grfol9 ae3o-
gen. Sn ben unteren 2dnoereien piro
Sopfen sesosen. Srei Mteilen bon mir
entfernt beiinoet iih cine Sooaquele,
in tpelder oas Waher aus einem sroBen
Steiue rieielt. Gbenfalls babeu mir
bier piele peri6ieoens Mineralquellen
uno III bieier Seil bes Staates Al els
mem 8ersniisunss= uno grbolunssort
pieler 9eute getporoen. Cine erobe gn=
Sabl Souriiten MAIDEN i'm Sommer bier
ibr Grideinen, um ii4 am Sasoiport
su ers6Ben ooer benz Siidfans su be-
treiben. llns allen eefdat es bier iebr
gut uno Der @efunbbeits3uifarb meitrer
Srau TT elm beoeuteno beiierer geipors
ben; troBalleoem aber fommt oas Seim-
ipeb tiber llns - ni6t ettpa lpegen ben
Satotas, ionoern es lit bas 9erlan9en,
uniere alten Sreunoe uno gta6barn
pieoer su ieben. gta9oem cine perion
auf etnem Plabe Is Sabre getuobnt
bat, INNER quite gtadbarn bate, wie
bies bel uns Der Sail mar, 1T es nidt
10 lei9t, oieielben gu perlaiien unO ilit-
ter unbetannte 9eute 3u 9eben. Die
9eute pobnen bier nidt 10 melt bon
einanoer entfernt, als in ben 9atotas,
oenn uni.r ndditer Radbar pobnt se=
rabe iiber Der StraBe.
Die Marttpreiie lino bier sesenpdr=
ti9 pie folst: Butter Csc per pfo;
gier 17c per 9ubenb; @eisen 90 per
100 pfsno; Safer $3.50 per 100 pfo;
@eissnbeu, loiss, SIS per 5onne;
Safsrbeu ell bic Sonne; Saferbeu IN
8allen $18 per Sonne.
Mit ben beiten 8riiben an sic unn
ale msine 6rsunoe IN gureta uno
Rcgberion Gountp, perbleibe i'd
Sbr 5reuno
2arl Martel.
2ausblin, Sal, 3. april 1910. 49,.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-04-21
emrera Mepberon Co., sas:8 :8afota, Fl. april 1910

leuieuer Dem 8Orper iebr an9euebm lit.
Sie 2eute iino in Yelje uno lleber'
3ieber sebiilt.
Gis arbeit bat iid auf oem 2anos
ipie in Der stabt fit eine ttrse 3eii
.insefsat, aber nur ni4t per3ast, ea
tpiro ihOn alles gut seben. @enn ie'
mano Dor Der 3eit perbun9ern ODER
per,psifeln tpia, baum m6dte man ibm
nod oa3u Slid muniden. Der alte
Soft lebt nod unb unier INNER freuno-
lide 5rib DO bunta In b'r Miibl bat
nod bisle Mebl fir &n6pfle uno
Sdupfnuole, 70 iperre mer a net glei4
Dor Suuser iterwe, iiid net 10 idlimm.
Wer @ott pertraut, bat UObl sebuut
Sm 5immel uno auf @roen,
@er iid auf eisne &lusbeit ftiiBt
Gann babel ndrrii6 perben.
60 nimm benn an mas @ott Dir
f6ift ua
gs 1T bon 9robem Se9en, .
uno CLAUDE, ipas oas Dort periprtht
Damn pirt emit ielis tperoen.
@as in bieier 3eit bic @siunObeit
anbelanst, 10 1T oieielbe sufrieoen=
iteaeno, &rante sibt es freilib tmmer.
gei oieier @itteruns brau6t man ntht
nad friider 2uft su atmeu. @a
9lm 9tenstas, ben 19. 9lpril baben
mir Stabttpabl, oa piro ii6 Elm ieoer
Stimmgeber ernitlid beiiltnen, braud-
bare, ebrenbafte Manner fir bic Staot-
dmter gu erwdblen. geionoers tptro
NIT Sebniudt oarauf separtet, ipie
bic Wabl fir bic Saloons (S4ants
tpirtidafteu) ausfallen ptro. Gins 1T
fir bic Staot bon sroBem Nuben,
oaB allidbrli6 elm aniebn=
lihes Siimm6eu in bic StabttaEe
HieBt uno fir ben 4rbeitsmann 1T es
sine erquifuns, penn er mad setaner
glrbeit our1 einen erfrii1enoen, trdf=
ttsen Srunt ii6 ldben fmn, aber mas
oann su biel tpiro, 1T bom uebel; nun
ia, ipenn es nur i6medt.
Sitte bic 2eier Der rPoit", oaB Iie
bon oem talten, ber9eerenoen QDetter
bert6ten unD mas fir S6Goen in @drz
ten uno 6eloern 3u per;ei6nen Iino.
Sente geraoe an metnen 2anosmann
6rieori6 2Gmmle, bel Gong Safe
pObnbaft, oa er ieoes Sabr einen i66=
men @arten nit Obit auf3upeiien bat.
Stun 6rieorid, wie weroen bic Cbf-
bdume iebt ausieben? 9eri6te einmal
ettpas bon 9einer llm9e9euo.
8ruB on ale 2eier Der polt" bu=
ben uno oriiben; i6reibt 0fters uno
elmer ben anoern, bann niro
Der 3eiturssmann AUDI piel me6r 2ult
uno 2iebe betommen.
9l6tunespol,
Sobannes &lipfel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-04-21
CoIltoy, S. D.
Is. Mpril 1910

Is. Mpril 1910.
gim 19. Wldrs b. So. perlieB ib gu.
reta unb fubr na1 aberbeen, um meire
alien 6reunoe, Senrp Opp uno @ott-
lieb 4man, ipelde su bieier 3eit cine
Sanoelsidule beiudten. NIT einem ge.
iude su iiberrafden. Sn aberOeen
bielt id mid iiber Sonntas auf uno
psrlebte ansenebme Stunoen, Die mir
nod lanse In grinneruns bleiben
iperoen. Geit meinem lsbten 8e.
iu6e In aberoeen, ieitbem bersits bier
Sabre oabinsesauaen iino, bat iih oieie
Staot sans toloiial enttuidelt uno
mubte id mid iiber ben sei6dftliden
slufidmuns san3 peruunoern. gs TT
tpiriliH merit unb belebreno, ipeun man
eine Der prominenteften Stdbte oes
Gtaates bin unb tpieoer beiudt.
glm Montagmprsen perlieb ib Mbera
been uno fubr nad 8otpole, poielbft
id Serrn 6. 8. 3unoert beiudte, ipel=
der fur bic SeSota Creamery q pro-
buce COMPANY bort &abm auftauft.
9lud perfeblte i'd ni6t, Serrn Martin
groB, bon Der Girma grob Bros. 3u
beiuhen. 9ieIer betreibt Elm eritflai-
iises Werdanoiie-8 -8eiddft, mo alles 3u
baben TT, bon elmer Stednaoel bis 3u
elmer Gampfmaidins. Menn man iid
in 8olpble Die @ebdube aniiebt, pel6e
pie gil3e aus Der grbe idieBsn, 10 ers
iGeint es, als Oh bieis Gtabt I'M 2aufe
Der Sabre elm stpeites glberoeen uers
ben ipolle.
9lm 8onnerstagmor9en nm 4l2 llbr
perlieB idb gpnole unb traf um t7 llbr
abenbs IN 2emmpn elm, no i6 meinen
S6pa9er SreO 2apton traf iuel6er
eeraoe bereit ipar. einen Seimipeg an=
;utreten. Sofort idlDB id mid ibm
an uno beriibrte Die alte Sdbrte na9
Ileaoom, 80 Wteilen iioli6 bon Gems
mon.
Sn Wteaoom trafen mir um 6 llbr
abenbs elm. WleaDotp lit cine ib0ne,
fleine, ldnolihe Staot unr @iitertpa-
gen iiebt man itdnois auf benz @e9e,
tpel9e bon 2emmon fommen ooer nod
2emmon fabren, init Waren bslaoen
fir bic Stores in Meoop, fir pel6es
iie siemli6 quite greiie erbalten, bon
35c bis 60c fir 100 pfunb, oement.
ipre6eno, mas fir Waren iie 9elaoen
baben.
gta9oem mir uniere Waren ausse.
laben batteu, bssaben mir uns nod
benz Sauie bes Serrn 2apton, 6t Wsei-
len tueitli6 bon Meabop. Sier tpeilte
ib beiudsbalber bis gum 80. Mdrs llno
begab mid oann tpisoer ua6 2emmon
uno gotuole, mo- i6 Elm Subrlpert fano,
tuel6es mid 5u meinem S6pager 6.
8. Waier, Is Meilen iiiobiili6 Der
Staot fubr. Serr 3beooor 8ne6t mar
Der Wanu, tpel4er bic Giebeuswiirois-
teit beiab, mid auf erwdbnten SlaB su
brinsen, tpofur i'd, ibm iebr oantbar
bin. Sas 2anb bier 1T bas bette in
Gomunbs Gountp uno bat sinen Wert
bon $40 Bis $55 per 4fer. Die 6ars
mer iinb gum sr6Btsn Sell NIT benz
Sden fertia unO eint9e bre4en ibon
2ano, in tpelGes iie Slads einiden
tperoen.
@dbreno meiner abpeienbeit bon
gureta tpar bds Wetter iebr i9Or, aber
geitsrn fling es 3l re9nen on uno beute
| iiebt es aus, als iuollte es gar idneien.
Meiner aniidt nod perOen etli6e 5els
Der nod sinmal seidet tperben muiien,
ebe bic talte @itteruue na6ldBt.
,Ssrr Mlaisr taufte Dor einissn 800.
den eine aus so 9tdern betebenoe
2auofdde, bon pelder audi nod nidt
cine 6ur6e sepfliist tpurbe. fir bic
Summe bon 81, $50. gs TT feline slb-
idt, bieies aanO aufsubreden unO
Sla6s su iden.
gl6tungspoa,
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Mbitintn.mmg Iber
Sicenie.

t,,utsn seben mir bas Rslultat aber
bic abitimmuns ber 2iduor attenie atts
elmer 9lnsabl Stdotsn unieres Staates.
gberoeen, NAB, nit 453
Spspi6, troden, nit "a
SABA, NAB.
9lrmour perdnoerte iib bon nab n
trofen.
@rittrn perdnoerte lid bon NAB IN
troden.
.Sotp.. .lB.
# %~.berid, B.
.Ort pierre, troteu.
SaulttOu perdnoerte ii9 bon troden
In NAB.
@rOton perdnoerte li6 bon NAB tn
trofen.
J Gettysburg perduterte iid bon trOden
in naB.
Mobrio9e, NAB.
Willer, trofen.
Milbant, NAB.
pierre, trofen.
@ooniodet, troteu.
Mitdea, NAB.
8eofielo perdnserte iib bon NAB IN
troden.
Siour Sails, NAB.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-04-21

gemertun9en: Nus glnIaB Der Nrbel=
ten auf Dem 2anoe perlaNeu gu ptele
S6iiler ben S6ulutterri6t. Sir bic
boberen &laNen 1T Oisies nidt iebr OOrs
teilbait, wdbreno fir Die S9iiler Der
unteren &lalen feline gntiduloi9un9
5uldiii9 1T.
8. ). @ati6te,
9rinjipal.
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Clerks Warrant Books.

Bir baben INNER S6ool @lerps
@arrant Boots i'm 8orrat. Yrets
$l.00 per Stiit.
Eureka poSt
@ureta, Siio=SatOta.
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nabweben der kaltsn VVelle, die ver einisen Ca
gen unfsre 6essnd 'ftreifte.
Uom Special .Rerrelpondenten johannes Rlipfel.

Seute iaate Elm Sarmer, oab er nod
pisl Slads babe, fir pelden er einen
euten Yreis betommen wiiroe, er metnts
aber, bob, tpenn Der seidete gDei3et ers
froren iein iolte, er oas 2ano NIT
Glads einiden mill.
SIM Sabre 1907, als bic Garmer
i6on beinabe NIT benz Sden tertlg
tparen, fam bes Nadts bonn II. auf
ben IS. Wai Elm idretli6es Sdnee-
eeitober uno mar es Elm Slid, oaB es
uitt talt babel mar. glm anoeren Sas
ae, alIo am IA. Wai idien bic Some
nit ibren uarmen Strablen auf ben
Sdnee beruieoer uno bis gum abeno
ipar nur nod tuenig gu ieben, ieoo9
uar es fir bic 9usiaat eine ieaensrei6e
Grauituns. Sa es in oteiem Sabre
einen Wonat friiber fam, 10 mar es
ni6t gum gtubsu, ionoern gu einem
unbeidreibliden, 9roben Sdaoen. Der
tann ibm aber piDeritebeu9 Wer bat
bic Wa6t auf Groen, Su befeblen 10
ODER 70? Warum bat Soma, als er
unter ienem Saume lab uno bic Son=
ne ibm auf isin Saupt brannte, es
nidt anbers semadt9 60 brau4t aud
niemano iiber ben ieBisen oerbeerenoen
Srof murren, obtpobl es uns @eniden=
tinoern nidt sefdllt. gs itebt in @ot=
tes Matt, er iann MAIDEN mas er min,
er sibt uuo nimmt, mann, tpenn uno
mo er wia.
a6 pie liebt es gar 10 trauris
syrl ben Seimatsorten aus,
6reitagmorgen mar es ibaurtg
9lls man fam CUR 5iir beraus:
S6nee bon Noroen, talte @ele
6iblt man pie our @inters3eit,
Selten tamen iol6e 6dlle
gDie in oieier WtDnats3eit.
9l6 es lino nur IprilpuBen
Sa9ten uui're Sdtsr I6on;
g(ber ntdt su uni rem 9tuben
glein, oas iit oes @inters 2obu.
Sebt mai ipie bic Sdu'm oaiteben,
gDie bic Strduber ban9en oa,
gDie man es pOrber geieben
9lls lie sriinten, bliibten gar.
SEPT III alles tabl uno oiirre,
8on benz ieBt oertuiini6ten 8af,
Murre nidt, es sibt bod pieOer
SaB bu nod 3u leben baf.
@riin itebt am abeno nod bic Slur
Sebr i6On in oieier 3eit
limb morsens trauert bic Natur
Sm balberfror'nen &lsio.
Wanoero6gel 3ieb'n nod Siioen,
@O ie tpieoer fanoen Rub',
2ult uno frOitis it's ibr 2ieben
9leibt nur bort biz eriint Die 6lur.
gllles bodelbart gefroren
giiis pie bic pfiiben bort,
Q8as Der SrOi6 iid ausertoren
SIT elm bartsefror'ner Srt..
Spinnen, @iirmer, &dfer, Waden
Sort uno iiebt man 9arnidt mebr,
&rie6en in bic 8Ooenliifen
9is bic Some fie eripdrmt.
9lber ems 1T ourd bic 9dlte
@oblbemertt Der Sausfrau re6t,
Senn bic 6lie9e mar in SGloe
Sort, tpie Elm gei6ob'ner Spedt;
glmeiien, Raupen fielen nieoer,
Sur6 bic 3dlt' pom guid berab,
2llles tot, mas porber griinte,
g9ie Der Menid iintt tot ins 8rab.
2iebe 2eier, mas piro aus oieiem
g8etter peroen, es 1T ein= fir allemal
Elm unbeidreiblider Sdaoen an Sdu=
men, Srdu6ern, 8emiiien uno piel=
leitt aud an ben Sartfriidten, beion=
osrs oenienisen, melde nod in Der
Wil6 lissen. Wenn bic Sonne ibre
warmen Strablen auf oas ieBt seirO-
rene grorei6 ieutt, miro es lid balD
berausitelen, mas our6 ben itarfen
5rOit selittsn bot Ooer sans erfrOren
1T. Der nod i'm Sauie aufsetelte
Seisofen 1T ieBt wisoer, natOem er
siuise Sage rubi9 uno perlaRen ou'
RI 4
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-04-21

@eFelt Die 9Oii" $3.50 pro Sabr,
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
WORLDWIDE HUNT
IN KELLNER CASE
Police in Old Countries
Asked to Arrest JAnitor
Joseph ending.

LOU ISNILLE. Ky. NAY 51.-A world
wide hunt for Joseph Vending. the
tWenty-se~en-yea--o church janitor,
believed by the police 20 hold the key
70 the mystery surrounding the murder
OF eiEht-year-old Alma Kellner, has
been begun. The family offered a re-
ward Of Sl.Ooo for the mans arrest to-
day.
Every city in the United States was
furnished with a detailed description
Of Vending who disappeared on Janu-
arv "A. after the search for the girl
had been directed near the church
where her body was found yesterday.
The police Of foreign capitals as we'll
were notified, and in Paris particularly
viii the search be directed. Prefect
LeDine. the famous head OF the Paris
force. has been asked 10 put his crack
men on the case
Chief Of detectives Carney and Cor-
oner Duncan today went 10 St. Johns
Church, in the cellar Of whose parochial
school the Cnild's body was found and
made close examination OF the fur
mace in an effort TO find traces Of a
burnt body. Without any evidence from
the furnace, however, the police declare
that the state Of the body proves such
an attempt TO dispose Of IL beyond
doubt.
Mrs Lena Wendling, wife Of the miss
ing man, today was subjected 70 the
third degree" Close questioning. how
ever, failed 10 shake her first story ma
terially. she still maintaining that the
girls gold ring ard pin. found IN her
possession, was given her by a boy who
found il on the street.
The Rev Father George SChulman
whose housekeeper the woman has been,
declared today that he could throw no
light on the mystery at all He IS Suf-
feTing from shock as the result Of the
tragedy's disclosure.
Mrs. Vending was arraigned in city
court tOday and her case was postponed
20 June 8 She denied in court that
either sLe or her husband knew any
thing OF the murder.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
YOU ARE A GREAT MAN"
SAYS GAYNOR TO CURTISS
Mayor Wakes Enthusiastic Listening to Aviators Ac-
count of Albany-New York Flight-Ready for Longer
Intercity Trips Now Projected

NEW YORK. May 3L-GIenn H Cur
tiss, hero of the Albany-NeVy York aero
plane flight. called on Mayor Gaynor by
invitation today to receive his honOr's
congratulations. The mayor was highly
enthusiastic
You are a great man. Mr.. Curtiss, -
said the mayor Your feat Of Sunday
will make history. If I were a younger
man / should Ike nothing better than to
make a trip in your aeroplane. with you
as the aviator. from here to Zanzibar"
Curtis VIII be the guest Of honor at an
aviation dinner this evening at the Hotel
Astor, given by the New York World.
He has no immediate plans for further
aerial exploits. The World and a Chi
cago paper are holding conferences by
wire as TO the mutual offer Of a large
prize for a flight from city to city. and
a similar proposition is being talked Of
between Washington and New York
newspapers Beyond saying that he Will
attempt any flight that seems to him
within the Capability of his machine,
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
CHARLES H. TREAT
DIES OF APOPLEEY
Former Treasurer Of the
United States Stricken
Before Midnight.

NEW YORK, May q Stricken with
aPOplexy rust before midnight Charles
Henry Treat from 1872 until last Sep
tember Treasurer Of The United tSates.
died today IN the Victoria Hotel without
two daughters were with hi-n- He was
sixty-eisht years old.
Treat Tas born In Frankfort. Ne. and
his ancestors were closely identified with
the history Of New England.
On leaving college he entered his
fathers Office. Later. ne went TO Della
ware at tie invitation OF theOldDOminion
steamship company. which was develop
ing a line Of steamers and railroads, TO
build some factories that would enlarge
the business and open UP the country
He established large factories at Frank
fort and Georgetown, Del, which be
came the leading manufactures o.
fruit packages, butter plates, and fancy
three-pIy goods Of the State, and which
had a market all over the world.
BY heritage OF many generations he
was a Democrat, but in his young man
hood ne 8 5andOned the faith Of his fore
fathers and became an ardent RepuO-
lican.
His power Of Oratory and gift OF or
ganiZauon gave hIm great influence m
politics while he lived IN Delaware. in
1855 he was elected a delegate at large
10 the Republican national convention
al Chicago.
His prominence in the Chicago con
for Congress from his home dis
trict in Delaware. and he subsequently
came within two votes Of being made
United States Senator from that State
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
EARTHQUAKE FELT
IN MEXICO CITY
Telegraph Confirms Records
of Seismographic InStru-
mentS in Capital.

Earthquake shocks were recorded on
the seismograph at the Weather Bu-
reau this morning, the vibrations con-
tinuing for more than an hour. and
indicating a tremOr Of unusual intensity
thought 10 be in lower California or
Mexico.
The first shock was recorded one
minute and tWenty-six seconds amer
midnight, and continued until after I
O'Clock. There was a series Of shocks
the first preliminary tremor of rbe
needles beginning at the time stated
and the second, nve minutes and tvventy-
seconds later.
The officers Of the Coast and Geodefic
Survey were Informed this norping Of
the registration Of an earthquake on
the microSeiSmograph at the survey Oh
seTvatory at Cheiteuham. Nd.
At the Georgetown University Obser-
vaIOry the Rev Father TOrndorf found
instruments under his charge had re-
corded the disturbance. At neither the,
Government obServatOries nor the uni
versity has any further information re-
garding the earthquake been received.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
MRS. DOXEY RELIES
ON HER OWN STORY
Woman on Trial for Murder
Declares Her Statements
MiSinterpreted.

ST. LOUIS. May ST. viii convince
the jury myself that am innocent" de-
clared Mrs, Dora z. Doxey on trial for
the murder of William ]. Erder, her al
legged bigamist husband. for his insur-
ance. today. The wrong Interpretation
has been put upon statements I made
and 1 have been misjudged.''
In this she referred 70 the testimony
Of the Rev. Samuel Hardness, of Colum-
bus. Neb.. who said on the stand that
two days before Erder died he was told
by the defendant that she expected
money soon.
The State today announced that the
prosecution would be closed by the call
ing of witnesses to tell Of the chemical
analysis of Erder's body after exhuma-
ton.
The chief interest, however, lies in the
testimony Of Mrs. Doxey.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
ONE HUNDRED FALL
BEFORE BLUEFIELDS
Estrada Forces Destroy At
tacking Party, and Plan
Offensive Policy.

PORT LIMON, May 31.-Dispatches
received here say that more than 100
soldiers in the army of Madriz were
killed In a fruitless assault on Blue
fields today.
Provisional President Estrada, il is
GecIared, mas ordered an attack TO
eastern coast. changing the defensive
for an offensive policy. The sttuatfon
of the Madriz army is now believed 70
be serious.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
Idea Delights Chicago.

CHICAGO. May a.-Chicago enthusi-
asts are ready 10 do their part tos lrd
a New York to Chicago aeroplane fight
They believe a $4,000 purse can easily be
raised
The money can be raised without any
effort" said Z. E Herbert, president of
the Illinois AerOplane Club. Business
men are ready 10 pledge a large pro-
portion of the purse for advertising the
race would give Chicago and the crowds
that would be attracted to the city"
The Washington times., 1910-05-31

Curtiss would not comment on the pro-
posed contests.
Curtiss has christened hts machine
The Hudson Flyer" Tomorrow he will
visit the aviation field at Mineola, L. /,
where Captain Baldwin. Clifford B. Har-
mon' and Joe Seymour are learning 20
fly their three types Of biplanes-Bald-
win, Farman, and Curtiss.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
DOCTORS HAVE HOPE
FOR YETTA WIENER

Physicians at the Emergency Hos
pitaI today regard the condition Of two
year-old Yetta Weiner. OF 626 Four-and-
a-half street whose feet were cut of
at the ankles by the wheels of a street
car in front Of her home yesterday, as
favorable as could be expected under
the circumstances.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
HEAD IS EXHIRIT

LIMOGES. France. May S1-The head
of Joseph Bernardo was today miro
duced as an exhibit in the trial 81 T.o,,ie
Lavillangue. IN an effort to SHOW Thai
Bernardo died from a fractured slCuII
resulting from blow from Lavillangue,
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
What May We Expect?

When The Times began its
gas Washington for
Gas sells in Washington for 80 thousand
When The Times campaign companies were try
ing to manipulate a scheme to double their capitalization
This
The House District
ducng the price of prohibiting
in capitalization without o Congress
The price should b cents
The companies
italization they contemplate
Is Congress going of the
SOcent and a fair deal in gas capitalization?
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
Government Employe Cd
Grand Jury May InvaIidate
the Indictment.
ACCUSED OF HIDING
ASSOCIATION BOOKS
More Than 100000 of the George
town Building Concern Is
Also Missing.

Because Of the alleged presence Of =
watchman employed in the office of the
United States marshal, upon the grand
jury which returned one Of the indict-
ments against John Parton Miller. the
former secretary-treasurer of the First
Cooperative Building Association OF
Georgetown. accused Of having embez-
zled more than $4,000. he may escape
prosecution on the indictment which
charges him with having destroyed or
secreted the books Of the defunct cor
poration.
Miller was put on trial today in Grim
inal Court No. ? but before the jury
was summoned, Henry Z. Davis. his
counsel. who. with Attorney John Las
key. is conducting the case. presented
to the court the facts concerning the
presence Of a Government employe on
the grand jury, and asked that the in
diCtment returned by that grand jury be
dismissed. Justice Stafford allowed the
plea TO be filed. and will set q date 10
haar it.
Precedent Relied On.
Mr.. Davis action follows closely the
delivery Of the opinion by Justice Could
II. Price. so-called the New York Cotton
King. was relieved from prosecution un-
der the Cotton Leak" case indictments
OF 1913, on the ground that one of the
members Of the grand jury returning the
indictment was an enplOye OF the Wash
ington Navy Yard.
The trial Of John Barton Miller. to-
days session of which was taken up
largely in the selection of Jurors. win
last IL Is thought until June T.
Miller was arrested more than a year
ago. at the time Of the collapse of the
First Cooperative Building Association
Of Georgetown. At that time, few Of
the funds belonging 10 the concern were
found. and when William T.. Ambrose,
who was appointed receiver, took charge
Of the corporations affairs. he declared
that none of the books or records of the
concern could be found.
Penalty If Convicted.
This led - Nfiuer's Indictment OF the
charge Of destroying the records, for
which the penalty under the District law
is about seven years.
Miller withdrew his plea of not guilty
today and substituted therefor the plea
Tor the dismissal OF the indictment on
the ground that It Is invalid.
The other indictment against Miller
charge that he appropriated approX-
mately S56.000.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
WEATHER REPORT.

There viii be showers tonight in tho
eastern lower lake region, the norther1
portion OF the Middle Atlantic States.
nesday in the latter district. There
viii also be local showers tonight or
"Wednesday in the East Gulf States
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
Mexico City Stricken

MEXICO CITY, May S1.-Slight shocks
were reported today from nearby points.
following ninetV-SecCnd earthquake.
which shook the city last night doing no
damage, however. The lower classes are
in panic.
The Washington times., 1910-05-31
FRIEND OF MINERS
ILL IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, May 81 Mother
Jones. known as tic Angel of Miners, -
is i'll at a hotel here. a victim Of nervous
prostration-