davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
poitfdtiitif.
Snfel Sans Eoitampisninss.S sitem
en- pGlois Snbretuins.
Hnore 1alopaaper.

De 6or. Staters ~Monep Sr6er".
Spltem bar / gare1es Sob uooioet iig
| Ell n9iten utroIig @rao. Sioen
1865 til uSIsbet al iioite 6isfalaor
1910 - er Ser uoiteot Goitan.
pisninger til bet enorme 8eIsb al
,963 ,437. W9iten en- Billion
anpisninser er uoiteot iioen Snite-
NETS SpretteIie. s 1866 uoiteotes
Der Jolt 1927 anpisnineer. INITIAL.
let iteg til 5,006,323 / 1875. til
7,725,S97 / 1885. til 2 ,03t,t20 i
1895 til 53,379,327 / 1905 % til
7~6,91S,036 | 1910. TotaIbelsbet al
oisie a~noisninser par / 1865, ST.
$50, 1872; / 1876, Stab, 25t; /
1885, Stt7,S7S, 921; / 1895, 1885,.
709,0S9; / 1905, 1896, 903,433 %
i 1910, S547, 993, 641.
Ser ieuoes ogiaa en- uitprtelis
WGrgoe retoumenoereoe 9repe ere
s~iitereb Ietters"). Der ~forielotes
iaulebes / oct netop afilutteoe Mar
3S,000,000 resiitrereoe 9repe %
Batter. gf bette antal bar 10000
greoe. Get itsrite antal. nentlig
100000, uoiteoteS / Staten Nep
Dorf. 3ern9it fom EennipIponia
meo 100000. vi 8oItfontorsrne
| Soma ubiteotes Der | aoretS Sob
633 1000, al Goitfontorerne / Winne-
iota 73S,000, al 0oitfcntorerne |
Iortb 9afota $4,000, al Boitfon-
torerne / South 9afota $4,000 %
al Boitfontorerne | 0ebraifa 404,.
900.
vi anoen 8Iasies Eoitiaeer, (9loi-
Ter og 1iosifrifter) boorpaa Der beta-
les en- 8orto Of 1 Gent pr. Buuo,
~forienotes Der / aarets Sob ST, 772,.
900 8unb; 6~orienoelien al "6ree
in County, uosiorbe 55,.
639,t77 Bunb, eGer tillanmeu
S73,412,000 Gunb. Seraf ieubteS
S60,71TO00 til regiiI9re 9(bounen.
ter og 12,695Q4S 4ltno / 6orm al
Brspermmre.
en- Communicating mellem 6or.
ienbelierne / Siifalanret, iom enote
Sen 30te SUM- os So~rienoelierne i
oct ioregaaenbe aar piier ell Sotal'
foregeIie al 98,610,707 guno, ell.
Ter 1912 8rocent. Sorienoelien at
gla6e og 8ibsifrifter til iaite abon.
nenter iteg ira 709,844,73S Runo til
S05,077,S52 8unb, en- Sorsselie al
95,233,114 8unb, eller 13.4t Bro
cent. "Sree in TIE Gouutp" .6orien.
oelierne iteg fra 1868 SS guno
til 55,639,177 Guno, en- SorsJelie
Of 4070,9S9 Bunb, eaer 7.89 Bro.
cent. 8erimob iaIot 6orienoelien
al Yrsoenumre ira 1866, 444
Iuno til 1886, 04S Buno, en- Reb-
gang al 693,396 gun0, eler SIS
9rocent.
Som rimeligt fan bore goar Neetu
Dorf / Sptoien for Stoterne f%orioa.
blot @9gten al bette SIngs Boitiager
angoar, nemlig meb 192. 55i,21S
Eunb. Sainois fommer npit meo
t06,585,S6 Rurb. nj 8oittonto.
rerne / Soma erpeoeres Der 2S,707,'
SAB 8uno, / Minneiotn, 31,f26,6S4
8unb, / Rortb Gafota, PISA, ia
9uno, / Soutb 9afota, 3.070,975
Guno og ! Re5raifa, 1861, 100
Buno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

gniettelie / &egierinsens Sieneite
ensr iom 2arere. Saapiot BET laoer
iig sisre, er bet @afbingtonregierin-
gems BIan at beiette offentiige StI.
finger paa Gerne meo Snofeote. -
0aar Imerifanerne enten opiiger tine
Stiainger forat gaa oper ! anoen
Sorretning, eaer oeres Sieneitetio
uolsber, bei9ttes De iauleSes leoig-
blepne Hlabie | pibeit mulig uoitref'
ming meo bertil ififfeoe 6ilippinere.
Set er Ireiioent Safts 9lan paa
berne Maaoe grabpis at bei9tte ial-
falo ale Sc minbre Gipilembeoer meo
9ernes egne, inbfsote gorgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
hinge Jnobruostvp


en % aar eamnteI gift Manb,
bans 19 Ior gamIe Suitru % Den.
mes 16 Iar sanrle grooer blep /
Snsodgs arreitereoe t Chicago paa
gnfIage for at bare iorspet life min.
ore emo II acknowledgements, Der
tiliammen banbe inbbragt Dem
$1,000. Ereflsperet onfom til Obi.
caso ira S~pringfielo, Masi., for to
Tiger iioen.
Iorbeu, bpis Tapn er Samuel
". Butler, % 8l,tten @olter Gran,
bar henL iom ubisrte 5pperierne,
mems ben unge Suitru bolot gdst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
en- uforiiotie Wooer.

Sra Rep 0ort meobeIes oen 2Soe
December:
9a MRS. SiiIia Sameion tent
igaar apelo nenbte iiIboee til fl
Stem gioroe bun Den foriaroeIise
SpoageIie. at benoes ire imaa Born
bar bIepen fuaIt al Rsg / benSeS Sra.
pGr. gernene bar TO Spinineer pau
3 gar oa oeres 4 aar samIe Setter.
Wooeren bapoe operIaot oisie ire
imoa gsru til at toge Bare pao iig
ieIo | benoes flere Elmer LANCE Sra.
ppr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

graflinierre iuStraf paa Strpfnin.
gen melen WiIpautee % Chicago.
Ora Chicago meISes: On Storm
az paoo, tung Sne, Der lGneere moo
Spo antoe Sorm al ct orbentIist
HegnifpI, raiebe | 0at ODER De norS.
ccntrole Slater. SeIesraf. og SeIe.
fc%nIeoninger aibrpoes, iaa naiten al
SorbinoeIie MOREOVER bar aiifaaret /
lGngere Sio. Soeene foriinfeoes !
b~etpocIig @rao. Sra IiIuaufee,
@is., % Banning, Mid., rapporteres
ct SneiaIo al fra 7 til 10 Sommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Jiens DIRE.

Sra goston @ais., meooeles:
Nens Gorle 9. Yeteriou og Riis
9iQn 9oul nuSeH Suleoass aften
par noe at lsbe poa Sfsiter paa
CHARLES &iper.g niinet. BRAT Sien
unoer Gem meO cen 6slge, at De beg.
ge orntueoe. Geterion par % og
Miis EauI 20 Aar gammel.
Orr. Geterion por SiplpeietretGr |
Doung Ren's Gbriitian ASSOCIATION |
Boston. San fom til Boston ira
Sihtoih, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Sneitorm.

Sra 81. gaul, Miiun,, ~teIegraieres
BEN 2Sbe December:
On Sneitorm, Der bare iaaoiot be-
rsrte CT. Qaul, anretieSe / Rat me.
een Sfaoe pnn Selegrafinierre
lonas be ioritieaige Sernbaner mel
lem Der os Chicago. Get itsriie Sne'
iaIb og ben itsrite Stabe paa Sele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Sano Gcrfe.

Sra Santos Gin meISes ben 2soe
3ecem6er: Zen uberit Itrpuge og
lanauariqe 5erfe. iom bar herifet /
Wisiouri, aonios OF StIahomo. af'
breSes enoelia iooq al ct alminoeIist
o. ganife rigeIiat Regn. Zen lang.
ooriaite 5srfe i GauinS Gins geir.
bureaus Siitorie nor hermeo brtiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
College ocialiiter iamles

Sra Iep Dorf meooeIer ct Ires.
ieteleeram Den 2soe December:
College Soeioliiter, repr9ienteren.
De Suroaro, Gale. Glarf, Cornell,
@eaesIep, 9asior og andre llnioer.
%iiteter % Colleges, er bespnbt at flof.
fes I'll Speu ira ale aanter Of Can.
Def for at beltaee / intercollegiate
Socialiit Sicietp"s aarsmsSe beri
gpen paa Sreoaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

De Sor. Staters Gesiering bar
ben 27oe os. siemem fin iurioiffe
Repr9ientant, 9iitriftsabpofat 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Stnte Japanere.-

Sra Manila te~legraferes BEN 27bc
december: Soranleoiset af enbel
bemmeIiee meobelelier Loo ben fom.
manberenoe General paa SiIippiner.
ne, @eneralmaior 9upal, / Sirsbags
Eolitiet anitiae en- &aniqgning al
Here pripate ~iapaneiiife Stem, boor
Ser iagoes at bore ifiuIt itore SpIag
al 8epprer % andre @aoben.
Ser fanotes ingen ifiilte @auben,
men bisie Susunberisselier bar paft
ben itsrite Sorbitrelie blanot @pens
talrige ~iapaneitife 9efolfning.
S~anlebning openitaaenoe telegram
meooeles fra @aibington, at be al
Sen. 9uoal fo~ranitalteoe Susunber-
isgeIier life bar beorbrebe al Geeie-
ringer, eler at nogen at WpnOigbe-
berne oeritebs.
Oct er imiolertio beb Sob forbuot
Snbbpggerne at bore, eqer bore |
9eiibbelie of gaaben, og oct antages,
at Sen. 9uoal pea egen Saano bar
foranitaltet @fterissnineen, Der imio.
lertio life alene giaIot De iapanefiife
Snbbpggere men ale uoen Senipn til
Hationalitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Sanoproces.

Total. ..~......... s179,22OOOO
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN.
LINES.

PORT HURON LIMfTEDS--7 a. IN.
and every two hours TO Z D. m; Sun
days only, IL D. m. Through locals. 6.
a. m and every two hours to p. m.
hourly to s 3. m, including limiteda.
hourly to s pm. including iimiteds.
hourly to IL p. III. Shore line to Mt.
Clemens, 6:2S a. m. hourly TO 11:2S
p. m
FLINT LIMITEDS-'7:35 n. m. g:s5
n. m. 1925 p. m. 1885 y. m. '4:35 p.
m Through locals. A. m, every two
hours to D. m: oxford only, II D. m.
Flint Sunday only, IL p. m. To Romeo.
z A. m, s n. m and every two hours to
10 p. m, ] D. m.
JACKSON LIMITEDS--s:15 a. IN. and
every two hours to 6:15 %. m Through
locals a. IN. and every two hours to
d m; Ann Arbor only. a. m, $50 p.
m SIP MO d. m, IL y. IN. Worthwhile
ONLY, $50 n. m. hourly to $50 p. m.
1880 p. m, Q p. m, IL p. m. Saline cars
from Ypsilanti
TOLEDO LJMITEDS-7:20 n. M and
avery two hours 10 20 p. m: Saturday
and Sunday. 1870 p, m. Through locals.
$40 a. m. and hourly to $3.50 ID. m:
Monroe only. $3.50 r. M. II p. m.
WYANDOTTE Dfv.-5:33 a. m. half :.
hourly to S3s p m, hourly to 1883
p. IN.
PONTIAC DIV--6 a. m. 20 TO 80 min.
% m. IL p. m; Birmingham only. ~ m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIv.--6 a. m.
hourly TO IL y. m.
~
.These cars run through 10 Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
INDIANA man
KILLS HIS RIVAL
Theater Owner Shoots Wealthy Oil
Operator at Standardization To
Wife Said To Be Cause.

vINCENNES. Ind, Oct. &C. Ed
ward Gibson. aged AZ. a wealthy oil
operator. who amassed q fortune In
the Illinois oil fields, was shot and In
stantly killed at o'clock this morn
Ing by Menlo Z. Moore, aged 33, pro-
prietor OF theaters In Washington,
Bedford. Mitchell and Vincennes. Glib
son was shot Ave times IN the back,
Moore jumped on a train and went To
Washington, presumably to join his
wife. who Is visiting her father, Ar
mold j. Padgett. but was arrested as
he left the train.
The shooting is alleged to be al
rect result of attentions paid Moore's
wife by Gibson. The shooting TOOK
place on the Union station platform
Moore had watched the oil producer
purchase a ticket and followed him
out of the station TO the platform. Al
the persons connected with the
tragedy are wealthy and prominent
Moore has a son Ave years OF age, and
Gibson Is survived by his widow and
a seven-year-old son.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Samuel II. Diefenderfer, Is, Sharon.
Pa. Irma Il. Miller, rs, Detroit.
Bruno oronkowski. %; Olga Dessert,
william r. Keller. rs; Marie Ling
man. a.
Il. George c. Michael. ~; Minnie Jack
Guy yedder. 90; Lillian Munc, 90.
Peter KAstran, "a; Mary Lecak. 10.
Frank Barylski. %; Francis Burzyn-
:. Albert aronwald. 40; LILLIAN sehan-
Joseph Krans, 40, Detroit; Mary
Tschirhart, 20, Ruth. Mich.
Otto Quit. 81; Emma Gutowsky. 20.
Emery Czumf. 20. Tensa Popp, 20.
Fred w. spinney. 4s; Maud J. Stew
Jacob Mack. 20; Sophia spolnik. Is.
Bert t. Thatcher, rs, Sturgis. Mich.
Jennie NJ Donlin. 20, Detroit
Michael Stella, %. Anna Urbanik, "a.
Joseph Grabowski. 20; Clara Ciezlak.
Julius wisniewski. 20; Mary Majew-
ANTHONY Kocsis, sc. Lansing, Mich.
Anna Lemak, Is. Detroit.
Harry p. Hanning. rs; Jennie Phil
Eugene Mccann. 80; Mary Buekheis-
Louis J. Girard. a.; Bertha Hook. Is
Julius sudzinsky. 90; Lillian Bowers
paul c. Tists. a.; Phyllis Herr. H.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

John Prebs. o27 years. $50 Mitchell;
pneumonia.
Daniel j. Milne. 2 months. s42 La
fayette: indigestion.
Pearl Stein. 4 months. 22s2 Jefferson
W.; marasmus !.
John Jywaniec. 33 years, st. Mary's
hospital; fracture of skull.
Mary A. King, 10 years. Little Sisters
Of Poor; gastric catarrh.
Rose Petres, 8 years, 761 Waterman;
diphtheria.
Clara Borowiecki. year. 1873 Thirty
second whooping cough.
Joseph Demaggio, months, 424 HI
ward; cholera infantum.
Marianne Breda. l month. 1877 Rus
SELL bronchitis.
Marie Elaine. month. House OF
Providence. castro enteritfs.
John Dobrowicz. years, II Hoiburn;
diphtheria. ors
Paul Coopersmith, 20 years, Grace
hospital; typhoid fever.
Anna Barken, IS years, 400 Butter
nut; senility,
Paul NJ Gottesleben. 8 months. 4o4
Field; enteritts
Olga Necz, ! month, $50 Medbury
castro enterttis.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
WRIGHTS FILE ANSWER
TO INFRINGEMENT CHARGE
They Deny They Appropriated Ideas
of Pasadena Man, Who sues TOT
Injunction and Accounting.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct 3.-Orville
md Wilbur Wright, areoplane inven-
tors, in an answer to the patent In
fringement suit Of Charles IL. Lam
son, OF Pasadena. Cal, hled In the
United States court today, denied that
they had appropriated Lamson's ideas.
The Wright Brothers say that Lamson
received patent on box Kite, which
has never made a fight. II Is not
practical and could not be controlled
n the air by an operator. they charge.
The Wrights also contend that al
hough the application for Lamson's
patent was fled May 10, 1900, human
light by a heavier than air machine
capable of carrying passenger had
not been accomplished until October
IL, 1903, when lhey made flight.
Lamson asks an injunction restrain
ing the Wrights from using asobx kite
'dea In manufacturing aeroplaAes, and
seeks an accounting.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
TWO YOUTHS
DROWN At 500
Big Wave Hits Canoe Containing
Three Young Men-0ne Il Saved
By Rescue Party.

sAULT STE MARIE. Mich, Oct. 8,
-(SpeciaD--A double drowning oc'
CURED here last night when Stephen
Koch, 10, and Thomas Fay, II, and
Wallace Michael, IL, were upset from
a canoe, below the Rapids. Wallace
managed to keep above the water un
I'll help arrived. All three men were
good swimmers, but the two who
were lost were weighted down by
heavy overcoats.
Michael says big wave hit the lit
tie craft.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Jacob Adamczyk, 153 Hammond.
Anton Lach. EOS Hammond.
Jacob Dylas. 144 Hammond.
Joseph Bielen. 1858 Hammond.
Joseph Cifalto, 240 Rowena.
Bronislaw Hejsa, 634 Hancock.
Clarence Rassler, 292 Chestnut.
Michael Fischer. 1877 Superior.
William Surma, 319 Leland.
George Power, 659 Second.
Carl Klein. Eliot-st.
William Lawson, 684 Wabash.
GIRLS.
Richard Wrobel. 249 Est.
Myron Van Norman, 668 Wabash.
Chester Fisk, 434 Fairview.
Joseph Buchmer. 1902 Seyburn.
John Eastcott, 1347 Mckinley
Anton Matusz, 1107 Military.
Joseph Bielen, $50 Hammond.
Stanislaus Zukowski, 81 White.
Stanislaw Nawrot. 219 Thirty NTH.
Blanzej Kmiecinski, 2S Clippert.
Joseph CifaIto. 240 Rowena.
Domenice Tomaselli, 676 Riopelle.
Frank Biloxi. 631 Theodore.
Anton Sarnowski, 1920 st. Aubin.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
Ambulance And Rig Collide.

The Detroit ambulance, r4ctng to a
.ospital with a patient, colztUd with
a rig standing on Farmer-st., near
John r., Monday afternoon, and
caused the owner of the stationary
vehicle, r. Robertson, No "a Eliza
beth-st. west, to be pitched out. He
was dragged some yards in clinging
to his horse, but escaped uninjured.
His buggy was somewhat damaged,
but he held on to the horse The
driver of the ambulance, didn't stop.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
Amherstburo Council Protests.

The Amherstburg town council has
adopted strong appeal to the Cana
dian government to prevent the pro-
posed construction OF dam from the
upper end of Bots Blanc island to the
cofferdam of the Livingstone chan
mel. The Amherstburg people fear
that II will increase the current In
the Amherstburg channel and destroy
the usefulness OF the city's harbor
front and divert the ice against the
city's docks in the spring breakup.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
DENIS. TO HOLD POW WOW.
Big Rally VIII Take Place In Detroi
Next Week.

The local Democracy Is planning to
hold its first big rally some time next
week, closely following the state con-
vention, which takes place In Kala-
mazoo, next Friday. The city and
county committees are now arranging
the details. 1t Is the intention to Sc
cure the attendance OF speaker Of
national importance, but the commit.
tees are not prepared to announce his
name just yet. Arrangements are be-
ing made for special train to carry
the Wayne county delegation. about
$50 in number, to Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

PURsUEs DUCK; BROWNS.
PAW PAW, Mich, Oct. 3.-Earl
Smithers, 10 years old, was drowned
In Lanphears Pond. He was hunting
and swan out after duck, becoming
entangled In the weeds.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
.2 Il!|'! llI "a AVE- l:'I' :


For Cleveland, Pittsburg and all
points south and east. leave daily 1o.3S
X az. lower e " berth si 81 50; upper per,6
81: whole room. $3.50. Weekend ex-
cursion TO Cleveland every Saturday
night. s250 round trip.
For AIpena, MackiDse and way portA
Mondays 5 n. m. Fridays. $50 a. m.
For Buffalo ana all points Eaaa
Daily 8 %. MI sunday, 4 y. m.
weekend Excursions 20 Ru6nie every
saturday. $3.50 round trip.
city Ticket Offices, Majestic Bldg.
fs7 Woodward and ia Griswold-st
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

Wharf. foot Of Griswold-st.
For Port Huron. way ports. steamer
leaves daily a.3p y: m sunoals 9. m
PUT-IN-BAY EXCURSION every ea<.'
Fsre sxSc, vesna trtes sa.aussy 49,
Sty. Fvsnk - k1rby. .s.
'Lssy.s . :. ~ s.:s.E - -
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

CALL us II you want cateress seam
stress, dressmaker or laundress We
have n fine list.
Y w. G. A. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

A NUMBER OF frst-class stenograph-
ers want positions Call
Y. w c. A. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

COMPETENT girl for second work
wanted at 81 Adelaide-st.. near ca
thedral
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY,
ONE NcGRAW BLD0S
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04

wANTED-TO EXCHANGE
WANTED TO EXCHANGE for. acreage.
automobile and raised deck cruiser.
both in perfect running condition and
fully equipped. G.. NJ Jacobsen. 81
Woodward-ave. Main 20q6.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
HELP wANTED-rEmALE.

ALL sorts OF good business positions
for reliable, competent young wom-
good business references. Call
Wv c. A. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-17
FIGHT JUST BEGUN.
Colonel Roosevelt Is Aroused by Ac-
ton of the State Committee.

New York, Aug. 17.-There was
marked calm today over the troubled
waters of the Republican political sea
following the storm yesterday when
the "old guard in the Republican
state committee voted down Theodore
Roosevelt's name for temporary chair
man of the coming state convention.
No one was prepared to say how things
would shape themselves during the
days preliminary to the state conven-
tion, where the delegates after all will
determine finally who shall be the
temporary presiding officer.
New York County Chairman Girls
com, who presented Colonel Roose-
velt's name to the committee, says the
fight will be carried to the primaries
and to the convention. That Colonel
Roosevelt intends as a delegate to the
state convention from Nassau county
to urge a progressive platform and
candidate for governor, is clearly indi-
Gated, politicians say this morning in
that portion of the coloneFs statement
issued last night which says that a
speech by him would be of such char
acter that it might help if the conven-
tion nominated the right kind of a
man on a clean cut, progressive plat
form but that it would hurt if neither
the right kind of man was nominated
nor the right kind of a platform
adopted."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-17
HOW MoN1T DIED.
Seized With Cramps as He Was Pre-
pairing for Bed.

Bremen. Aug. 1.-THE death of
Pedro Montt of Chile in this city, last
night, was unexpected. He was pre-
pairing for bed when he was seized
with cramps of the heart and died al
most instantly. His wife was with
him
The hour was a few minutes before
II o'clock. Almost all the members
of the presidential party were still up,
engaged in conversation with Senor
Besa, secretary of the Chilean legation
at Berlin, and other attaches who had
met him and Mrs. Montt- here on the
arrival of the steamship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse from New York.
AS it was seen that Senior Months
condition was serious, a physician was
summoned, but it was too late.
The president of Chile had been in
vfted to be the guest of Emperor Will
liam at the autumn review of the Ger
man army, where he was to have
luncheon with his majesty.
The body of Senor Montt probably
will be taken to the Catholic church
of ST. Johaness, where it will rest until
its final disposition has been decided
upon The members of the late presi-
dents suite are of the opinion that the
Chilean government will send war
ship here to convey the body back to
Chile.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-17

machinery with the greatest skill and
as the Bleriot with its guides passed
out of the zone of greatest danger near
the shore. seemed to steady his ma
chine and as she passed out or slgnt
of Calais was, according to the reports
received here flying well at an alti-
tude Of about 500 feet.
He was expected to land at Dover.
but was drawn a few miles north ana
made the coast near Deal, passing over
Walmer castle and the marine bar
racks at 11:15 a. m. He was unable
to continue the journey to London, so
ed near Tilmanstone. a short distance
from Deal.
The trip from Calais to Tilman-
stone occupied approximately 81 min
utes.
The torpedo boat was unable to get
up steam to accompany MoisSant and
the aviator was followed in his trip
across the channel only by single
tug. The tug was utterly outdistanced
in the race and MoisSant landed at TIL
nanstone before the vessel had reach
ed p1idchannel.
Moissant, in his trip across the chan
rel carried a passenger. his mechani-
clan, Albert, making the cross channel
flight not merely an incident IN the
longer Paris-London journey, but an
achievement which surpassed the 4eats
of Bleriot, DeLesSeps and the unfn-+''
nate Rolls, whose machines were bur-
dened only with the pilots in crossing
the straits.
After a long wait Moissant decided to
make no attempt to continue his jour-
ney to London today. He will start for
London about o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-17
CLOSE IN NEBRASKA.
Democrat Candidates for Governor
Running Neck and Neck.


Omaha. Neb., Aug. 1.-THE meagre
returns SO far received from yester-
days primaries seem to indicate that
the race between Governor Shallen-
berger and Mayor Dahlman of Omaha
for the Democratic nomination for
governor, is very close. While Dahl
man has carried this douglass coun-
ty) by a three to one majority, returns
from 129 precincts outside of this
county, give Shallenberger small
lead. Most of these returns are from
the larger towns where Dahlman's
strength was supposed to be greatest.
Both sides are still claiming victory
Cady, for governor, has a good lead
over Aldrich for the Republican
nomination, while Senator Burkett
seems to have secured denomination
by a good majority over Wheedon.
For the Democratic senatorial nomi-
nation Congressman Hitchcock leads
MetcaIfe, editor of Mr.. Bryan's paper,
more than two to one in the returns
SO far received.