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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-04-06

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zcl.
RAkOl'SkO.l'IIERSkO
M@t0 WIDEN pfipragnic Sc JILL
pllut < oslayr osmdesatlch marc.
zgufn risafc Franiiska .loscla, "
nargaeh navrmny slaynosmi pro.
gram nabfva 81 ieho icduotIieo.
steeh Fdy pevutlsi podslaiy A.
se 4. thou hnrlivosfi kanaii se pI.
prayr k ariidui cisare a j'uych
knilat srpuu Islu. ldc cisar
iako karo saldf ros. hudr slavit
svt naozeniny Eelkf podol yla-
daf.hteb udystHniku obIdsIi iil
pfedam le prijedun do lslu oisafJ
hlabaFafi TAX ku ptikladu an-.
gliek# kral Eduard, prime yhdaf.
Luirpq.d boyorskf. rmuuskJ nd
sIeduis uhnu a ieden itaIskf
prime. Nauprkt cisaH Niltm sloH
rnkau k1mu cisatt sga hlnhoprani
ucpoaiftu1 jil drive ye Yidui,
Mtsia widen chce udalat cisari
Nlastui radost vzduruophvbou
Zfnpel.uoga balonu. ktprt sr sl-
caatai sim zmoeaitcl' gzduchu
hraba Zeppelin. Nrobyaoiht laim
uaf{ lsnr l'rant.sk Josef jcW
pro gzduchoplaybu. dal podnct k
fomn'o plmm q ueieFi Sc ladnt po-
thy6uosti, ~ yyjcdnaraui tom
ohl,du hrabttcm Zrppelincm bu-
,4c miti pfizuiyy yysledek.
Easiiea schwarzbach Korta-
mech postizena byla zhoubnym po-
larem 81 domu lehlo y krdtkt do
be popclcm Pri panujieim prud
ken yetru We ndsledkem ncdosta-
tetu}eh hasicskfch pristroin siri-
~ - pamcny yeImi rychle Mno-
40 obyyatel lachranilo jenom ho-
II Myoi
Y uherskt obci Ockoritc pflslo
vice iak 2j0 osob liYot mnoho
iin}ch hylo porantno pri ohni kite.
~ yypnknuI i hotelu ntml byl
prdgf pies pofdddn Remisa prina-
lclejiei k hotelu. byla promtntna
ianetni sal u dne p bfczna ma
pltna eetnFm obccenstycm. kdyz
poibr .ypukl Tento byl objoycn
teprfe kdyl na iednt ticastnie
plesu yznaly Sc saty n o nekolik
oknmlika pozdeii hofc!y iiz saty
mnoha iiuych zen Nastal hrozny
zmatok vsc divoktm chyam
hualo K y}chodnm, pr 6emi hy.
10 HekolIk osoh porantno Il k smril
usiapaun Situnee stnln ~ pax ie
stc faufalejsi tim. kdyk mad bu
dovou prohofila So stfecha q ssh.
tiuach pohfblln yserhny kirrtm
nasledkem tlateniee u dyed hylo
gnemoantno hofici hldoyy yyit
III DIe nfr,luiuo odhadn ohuhs po
Oct q flsot rflslfeh a''n, ale ilsliee
"a poklada ~ ~ pfiils nifkon po.
u6yadk psls mnoho llsli se pohfp
sui l9asiuiei ba'Hsirofy ulAyaii
NJ pa6ft . 4iYui pfialtfh ubuaAl
aN al ltn oa0h i isiee rantn}eh
i0n n oheh rmise pleso.
tou slu prum9nSus - muhl tax q
sasue fYehle rnzslflll dluluo pfi
tlsil hlagus dekofaein gutFlan
dam pa,l ulehA east htla ilS
pfeal ntknllha talel Ani Ffyt
sna ! pfnla vyashla iahN trausl
Na plss doslat,ll = ll.la dale
kshs uAnll, tak se Al nfmahl apl
heY a4asiulke lsslmaalN l'u
sl9ae abY YAhse HsaAla 81 ianffsl
hYlf lslnolis dfaf mlIuhnY
hFehlAN abY mlksia Hnhl Va
salA hslea htiA sls sasss aallap
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-04-06
L OMAHY.


pulnoci ubilnim rlcyatom Nyc
Schncidcr.l5owlcr obilui spoleeno
sti. ktcr} naItld Sc na p. Oak
al. Ohcn. kttry ymdhal Sc tilas
uou mdrou. rozsirll se ma blizkt
zayody Nancy FIGURING Mill Co.
zniciy ycdle toho asi so zcleznic.
nich kar iirhl vice ncl pployirt|
naplndna byla obilim V pryt chgi
al odhadoyaua byla llrata pres mi
.2l ...l dollarh. ale poldtii yysctreno
.bylo. ~ rozlureuf pfirodni zlrel
lpusobiI skody za 100000 Ohcn
trval ccle ! hodiuy q ltmef dplue
znicil ziyddy yysc immoyane. sko-
ola Rryta ir gesmcs poi auim Jak
ul WISE sdtlcno. ohon poystal " SEE
vorozipadnim rohu cIcyatou a po-
.pryt uznamenin hyl uoeuim hlida.
orm ~ souscdnich mlfnu Y tt
."hviII plamenE Jil prudoo sI"hly
ram Na zpusohour popIarh pr.
niWJaii Is pulau hasla, aIr price
JvJch siizcuu byla obrovskEn Fr-
drom irl kolam sr rozpfoztreIo.
Fr.rO hy,o takpve, lr okoIi dyou
.hl0rhI urbylo ten"f molno maska-
.tL Poneyad/ panpyaI slluF Fitr
.bFlu ohaya, u olru rozsiri se ua
IokgIni obydli a proto yscrhna sna-
.ha ohoIuiah obyyaieIU hgu obra-
aaua b uabrinHi ro@ireri polaru
Iua s8u,adri pihyflly Na ohVlli
.jtraiam Johna roahy. bydlieiho y
Il. a0ll =. ave. sesuartlr1te
.ua rin6eh mtsfarh poy.taI Ghei4
.alr y zjrodIu uhasnn talk ze zdd-
.ua stodu uebyIa iim zpus0bena,
Take hasisj. erlmvsc nauost sna.
Iby doaati po<ar pod syoii konlro.
.lu. ycnoyai ice pozanosti zdehro-
Inc rcyidcusi, jaz naItmii 81 zap.
i1d eIcgafon "a nltnu. pfirozeno.
" obroy.kt nazar Etcry kritItt
icbvili ipnsabil y SIREN okoli iasnt
isy,atlo, pfiIalsal yclkt mnolstri oh,
Idao5 k'egm naskylIo Sc yidati
IbrhlostralnE p dq3ygpls ,l;,a1lo Y
Irozlozn mil milo od pol.,rn bvIo
Itakoyt syafIo. ~ bvIo brz uE,gaby
lioozn, aish drobnt pov;niFslsE
Itisk ObIobu q sirokS oI.oIi zahar.
ycny do rnzora y yysoko slabu;ici
iplalucny u noIotu;i| iiskrv dod6.
yolv diyadIn w. syt br5za iiehyat.
nabo rim kolcm 2oooo Ffi nm.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-04-06

Ifl'Niht
Smeld Efddcl spdchana byla
Iya ctWtck minnltho tJdne odcy-
min obrhodt J l'ricdmaun 4 322
Iscy. rs uL aN hostinci Emllu Han
soma, l3. a Chicago ID. Y odcynim
obchodt padlo zlodtjnm "a kofisf
za SjOOruzntbo atstya hostin.
q zbozi asi "a 425 o - ma hotoyo.
Isti
v patok minultho t}dnc ye.
der kopaly Sc Il zdej.nm Auditoriu
llyody lspasy amotcusk{ch tt.
,,ocvitnich sdrulrni ktert mdly
yrImi skydl} prnbth X zagodum
koudny bYig dcId pfipragy a po.
Izyiuy / sjidastntni rnznd atbIrti.
Ickd sduIni uhicersitni. kollcini a
IY. VI. G. A. Pfi vcccru tom uka-
zaIa Sc zdeid society pine pa
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-04-06
Professor Alexandr Agassis zemrtii

AlcNandr Agassis yyniliaiici to
pfirodozrytee president Calu,
met 4 llckla MING CO., zcmrcl na
parniku Adriatic'' naltzaiicim
se MA eosta ze Southampton do
New Yorku Prof. Agassis ualezal
Sc od noytho roku Y cizint ma.
.ysiiyil na syt erste Egypt zeln6
Ina pobfeA Stredozcmnihu more.
Nrdlc syrchu uvcdentho prcsi-
drntstyi byI take iestt ridltelrm
dnlni spolecuosii Allovcy, Ccntcn-
NAL Morton aud Snuggler mon.
frentenac Cooper. Co, New En-.
gland Exploration Co Marysyilla
Dredging 60 Tccnmsch Cooper
go. kde yedlc syyrh erintrh
praci stdrckieh nahral iestt tasu
K vykonayani Hsrch ttchto o.
ssrm dobfe plarfnych ifadu Il
mist to jest nrsam hndankou r.
snnlf ~ nufodll rokn ls31 II
Neufschatcl tr 4ytcarskn iako syn
.Nnikalieiho ptlrodozpytcc prof
j Z T. Il Agassiso pfiscl gr IL
lrteeh do spoi Siatn. ,dc ubsol
tntal lIarwauiuen nnlvrrsIu y r..
lsl1 w lsia hyl tlrucm komr
s pro iymtfn1Hni pnhfrf kalr
tnrnlI 4 uasI.,luunich leteth n
sisteutcm fUulaeirk6m oddrIrnl
llarwar,loty university q neao
iik rok0 pnal6i uial sc tedenI
stafrufrh dulo Calumet 4 Iloeha
ta y MlchIpam 1851 take sat
erm Ftsiectteh pfag do iigni A
uariky 4 mHaha imyrh fannf
skfeb kmld lsh0 spsrlrlulu aba
fm bylo stlbiHum rusillnn6ha i
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NRmepaa htH htm elafem Ga
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-04-06
Taft yyhladaya ohyby Y celniu
zakonu.

kdyI ie nyui upraycno ncjyyssi
q neiuilI clo Is rozlcnym zrmfm,
hodla IS poyuIenim kongrcu pre-
sidout Taft zam6stnati ceIui ko-
lHis yysatfeuim, Jake by 10 mtlo
.bltt vedcckt rlo, AZ 10y tougres
mnolI Is dalsimu Icho opragora-
u Talk hodla president mjuiti
H oaGlmltl unrHnn, iatou md sint
.n inho strana g naslrdek posIcdui
apfavy rIa, il lid uruzudva za
pravnou q sroichi0you thnn
.pfu.ti tomu ma dino. jake cio by
melo bFt po prani vrtsiuy Idu a
.ehle. hg 10 pfpvtsti noyou opra.
ron ably strauu Fou pm president
h budouet yalh6 zaehriuil bude.
.lt k1ugrc se limarrm presIiento.
wynn -mhhsiti utui pnyolcui yst.
.Siho obuusu pro eemi komisi, aby
.uohIa pracoyafi President poli.
.dal povoInm s2500m % y poy0lani
.ua rozIiaui vlddui vydanj bnlp
tento obnos pozaIau Zia-H "a
kougre poyoi. je uciislo, uebot
Ilom byl rozhodnt pfoti komhi q
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

MOTOR-2O horsepower. Four cylinders, cast
en- bIoc-following best European and Aneri-
practice in motors of these dimensions
BORE-ssS". Stroke, 3s4".
COOLING-Motor is water cooled, the jackets
being extra large, insuring good circulation
and plentiful supply of water under all con-
ditions Water jackets surround valve ports
also Circulation is maintained by centrifu-
gal pump of liberal proportions and simple de-
sign, driven from magnetic shaft.
LUBRICATION-Sarn principle as EMF go"
vacuum feed oiler having moving parts
and consequently impossible to dsarrange
Cannot food starve the motor-oil level
always the same regardless OF road levels,
speed of motor, any other conditions.
IGNITION--Dual system, consisting of (a)
Splitdorf magneto-same EMF go" OF
which at this writing there 10000 in
daily and not complaint; (b) set of
dry cell batteries are supplied for emergency
use.
type similar to that on EMF 80" and like
the latter, is of design and manu-
facture.
CLUTCH-Is of the reversed cone type-leather
faced-the type that has outlived all the "mul-
tiple disc and other fsds.
REAR AXLE-Is similar in design and construc-
ton to that of E. M-F go" which has proven
so satisfactory to owners-so disappointing
TO competitive makers.
TRANSMISSION-Is incorporated in the
axle-the ideal construction for cars of light
or medium weight This confines the oper-
ating mechanism to two units and affords
maximum of feasibility in the chassis.
FRONT AXLE-Is drop forged in piece
not welded in the centre-from special steel
of high torsional and elastic properties.
FaH Specifications and Ts
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
You Have Right TO Know Who and What is Back
Of the Motor Car You Buy

other outdo this
integrity fair of its only fair but liberal
you enquire you he will tell
financed and managed entirely by
than that he will tell that these the
in None
community Following principal directors
of the EMF Company:
Director Wayne Savings Bank; Director
Carriage Company
Electric Automobiles also Director Quincy
Electric Gas Heating Co, of Quincy Illinois DR. Book Vice
Wayne Automobile which
absorbed at time OF organization of EMF Company.
WILLIAM BARBOUR President Detroit Stove Works. Director
Peoples Telephone company Director De-
Advisory Committee of the
Security Trust Company.
CHARLES L. PALMS. EN- Company Director Mich
world making than
100000 Garland Stoves apd Ranges Director First National
Bank Union Trust Company Director Detroit Journal Com
pany.
WALTER FLANDERS President General Manager the
Company well producer of automobiles need
further introduction
These the who manufacture MF 80 and Flanders 20
of
advermntthese the regulations that go with the
of EMF "30 and Flanders go both
licensed under the Selden patent
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Specifications Flanders 80"

SPRINGS-Front serzielRipsfc. Rear, kaE sEr-
tic with scroll ends-same EMF 80
and other high grade cars. Acnpe Of sasy
riding and breakages practically uneA0Un.
tice-but hitherto found only In hgh pFscAI
cars-both sets of brakes are Of thu ksaes.al
expanding metal ring type. Encase4 tn Q
pressed steel drum On rear sxlea.
FENDERS-Ensneled steel Enclosed fan
length of car.
WHEEL BAsE-loe inches. Tread. sandsed
se5<S. Special, 81" for Southern ssafss ss>ds
GASOLINE CAPAcrTY-ls gaIlens-sueaeis.s
for $50 to 500 miles
OPERATION AND CONTROL-As this sae 3
designed for the use Of owners and win prsh-
ably but seldom be driven by sk1sd chezk-
feurs, every effort has been made to sanpRzl
the control and make every part Tool proo&s
BODY TYPES-Three. Runsbous: skanAHsd
type but having large deck st rear. snelsssd
7T inches high for carrying trunkss sAmptss
or other articles. An IDEAL and q peue<}sRi
utility vehicle and wifhal handsome.
SUBURBAN-A natty four-passengsx cor wsth-
out doors The rear pair OF seats re<DsvN
able and otherwise the body IN same IN Rzn-
about.
RACY ROADSTER-A classy two-passenxsr
Roadster, with gasoline tank exposed at rear
of seats. Large receptacle under se4es and
another under rear deck.
EQUIPMENT-Spliedorf magnetic; Q side sd
lamps; 1 oil tail lamp; aeetylene hsad Exh@
and aoetylene generator, and good tubular
horn.
PRTCE-Runabout seating two. sfso &o.b fac
tory, Detroit. Suburban. seating fpnx. wiAh
rear seats removable, s7eo (. o. b. factory. De
troit Racy Roadster, $3.50 O. b. factory. De-
troit
srscol Descrsptsos or Rsqsest
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

You have that right you yourself investigate thor
personnel engineering talent manufacturing facilities and
backing of the from whom buy automobile
Ttese vital considerations
ought investment
satisfying will be will depend largely
itteir financial ability stand back
product financial ability then satisfy
their reputation for taking OF customers
already will indicate what treatment
expect.
In days impending against unlicensed makers
nnges Paen behooves the buyer also to
dix carefully leaps the purchase of Not alone it
olve in vitality it leave him high and
d will repairs replacement
you investigate these the viii you be I'M
impregnaby OF the position occupied by the EMF
Detroiargest individual manufacturer in the Licensed
Association; financially strongest famous this industry Tor its
,iforn Eberality courtesy to of EMF Cars
We believe satisfied buyer the best salesman 1t is not
nanpv therefore look after customer as ne
IL our best friend simply good commercial practice little
tder than maybe perhaps that has been OF the
causes phenomenal of this from the
Back of EMF "2O" there money
organization better factory facilities than
other cars while perhaps ought it
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
UNFORTUNATE WOMAN
TELLS or IGI.N EXPERIENCE


Philadelphia, Aug. % Miss Emma
j, Hays came to this city tonight She
said she was a school teacher and
had taught here for several years
II decided To take short trip to
Europe on the | 5th of June" she said.
after drawing what little money I
had on account With a savings bank
here. set sail for Hamburg on the
Hamburg American liner Pennsyl-
vania
THE next day ! was placed under
lock and key and from that day until
this l have heen taken from one
heaven knows why. Nothing I could
do and nothing J could say seemed to
be OF any avail | had no viii OF my
own and gave mp all hope OF ever
seeing my own city and my school
again.
From the vessel was takcn 10
an asylum and for seven long weeks
tried to make some one understand
with the little hi OF broken German
that | was able to speak that there
must he some mistake and that J was
being uniustly treated
My entreaties fell upon deaf ears
and finally they came for me and
said that they would take me home.
81 was not locked In my room on
the way home, but l know that they
were watching me all the time and "
! WASH a prisoner felt ike one, !
am and was Just as sane as | ever
was In my hfe"
1t is said here hv friends OF the
woman that her hysterica condition
was interpreted on ship board as evil
deuce OF mental depression and she
was placed in the asylum Her CON
dtlon. it is said, was reported TO her
friends here,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
Charles CLARK, Resisting Arrest,
Shot Dead in Tracks by
Mounted Policeman BeaI Yes
terday,
ANOTHER CORY CHAPTER
AT BAD MINING CAMP
Sheriff Now on Way TO Scene Of
Killing Justice Of Peace in
Danger of Removal Hurfiedly
Resigns,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning souruall

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Socorro. \, NJ, Aug Mounted
policeman j. A. Beal this m,aning at
Mogollon shot and Instantly killed
Charles Clark. proprietor OF saloon
al the mining camp, when the latter
resisted arrest Aivagre news al the
killing reached here today Whom
request was wired that sheriff GAron-
imo sanchez come 10 Mogollon &C
once and the sheriff is now on route
70 the scene Of the killing
II has been impossible to secure
the full story here but as far as can
be learned, Mounted Policemen Benl
and Putnam went to Clarks placV
for the purpose Of arresting him na o
suspect In connection with the recent
hold-up of the Mogolinn-Silve city
stage 0nd the murder OF the driver.
Jose DOninguc2 Clark resisted ar
rest, It Is said, ana it Is surmised that
he attempted to make n gun play
when the RANGER heat him Co IL and
sent a bullet into a Vital spot before
Clark could draw Il IL understood
the mounted policemen believe the
situation Is menaclng enough al Mo-
gOlon to take no chances with the
rouRher element az the mining Oamp
clark was formerly deputy sheriff
but his commission was taken away
from him some time age hy sheriff
sanchez
The resignation of Justice of the
Peace Sorcnson Of MoBollon, ca1rged
with improper official conduct IN con-
nectlon with recent crimes at Mogol-
Ion, reached here today, and is nov
ia The hands of tho district attorney.
The resignation Il is understood VIII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
CLOSEDSHOP|S IS
CONSPIRACY
SAYS COURT
NEW YORK CL0AKW0RKERS
PROTEST AGAINST RULES
Sixty Thousand Men and
Women Parade Streets De-
nouncing Decision in Strike
Injunction Litigation,

t5y Morning N0urnHi sDeeisi asAA~" ""vs
New York, Aug, pnradcs OF
protest broke out all over the east
side this afternoon, on receipt of the
news that Justice Goff had ruled IN
the state supreme court today that q
strike which demands the closed
shop" is conspiracy IN restraint of
itredc.
Bands of the sixiy thousand cloak
makers now on strike marched
through the streets one of them to
city hail carrying banners and Amer
lean flags and shouting CLOSED shop
ut every step There was no violence
Justice Goff's decision granted an
Injunction to member of the Manu-
facturer's Protective Association In
restraint of acts Of violence, threats,
picketing ana patrolling by strikers.
"rhe primary purpose Of this
strike" reads his decision. rs not TO
better the condition of the worl(men,
but Is 10 deprive other men Of the
opportunity Of ther right to work.
He supports his ruling with re-
cent decision of the state court OF
ration which ne cites as follows
Tho court of appeals has held
that il is against the policy of the
state for employers who control prac-
tically the whole trade la commun
itv To combine for tho purpose or
compelling worlSmen to join ~ par
ticulnr union ~ condition of employ
ment.
"If the rule thus laid down be the
law and 1t must be accepted as such'
being the latest expression of the
court Of appeals, ii must be applica-
bile 10 workmcn as well as To en-
ployers Il would be repugnant to
reason To hold that il applies to one
and not TO tho other
A final vote on the tentative agree
ment reached Yesterday between the
strikers and the manufacturers VIII
not be reached until late tonight
General opinion inclines 20 the brlief
that the terms viii be accepted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

Harl. lnly, Aug 2i.-The report
for the last twenty-four hours shows
tWenty-one new cases. and eighteen
deaths from Asiatic cholera in the
region ol south italy affected by the
epidemic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
REPUBLICANS SEATED IN
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Strange workings of California Di-
rect Primary Law.

Los Angeles. cal Aus. "a -Tho
seating of four avowed republicans
as delegates IN the democratic county
convention today is one of the strange
workings Of California's first direct
primary election lew. The names OF
the men had been written in districts
where there were no democratic nom
inees. Auhouch the question was
raised. the credentials committee DE-
cided there was nothing In the pri-
mary law that covered tho case. one
Of the delegates. ) &. callahan, is
also q delerate to the socialist COM
vention. though he intimatcd today
that hc would not act The -FOUR res
publicans are Lincoln li"oseVeh
lcaRuera.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

faculties and the Immigration authori-
ties passed her in after She had
proved her American citizenship,
Considerable mystery surrounds the
case. Miss Hays volunteered no In
formation why she had been confined
and the Hamburg-American line
which brought her back had no facts
beyond orders to return her II ut
tempted 10 hold her trunk as surety
for her passage but the federal au-
thorities ordered II turned over to
her, and It was surrendered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
.CR|PPEN AND GIRL
IN ENGLISH PRISON
Accused Wife Murderer and
Feminine Companion For
maIIy Araigned in Historic
Bow Street,


London, Aug, 21.--Dr. 1fawley H.,
Crippen, the American dentist and
his typist, Miss Ethel Glare Lenevc
returned today from Canada, where
they were apprehended by the police
on suspicion Of being connected with
the disappearance OF pr. Crlppens
actress wife. Belle Elmore
Tho Crippcu party arrived al Ens-
ton station ut o'clock this evening
from Liverpool, where they Ind dis
embarked few hours earlier from
the steamer Mcgantic. The party
was drzen 10 the Bow street police
court, where the accused man aad
woman were formally charged with
the crime und then placed IN cells.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
COLUMBUS STREET CAR
RUNS OVER DYNAMITE

Colum bus. Ohio. Aug. 27.-A Leon
ard avenue car tonight ran over hair
pound stick OF dynamite. In Jefferson
avenue. near the Columbus barracks.
The dynamite did not explode
A dozen cases OF shooting az and
from cars were reported To the police
tonight. bur no one was hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
AMERICAN TEACHER
BADLY TREATED
IN GERMANY
Nervous on Shipboard, She Is
CIapped Into Asylum, Kept
Seven Weeks and Then
Shipped Home,
IB, Morning Journal sD.e,.i r..s.s wir.I

New York. Aus. 27.-Miss Emma
J. Hays Of Philadelphia was brought
back to this country today from
Germany by order OF the Imperial
government. at whose instance she
was detained seven weeks In an In
sane asylum az Frankfort she APP
peared 10 he In fun possession Of het