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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
IN COURT ABOUT CHICKENS

wheezy asmathic hens of laying and set, ting qualities consisting principally in lay ing, basking in the sunshine, and setting for three weeks on a porcelain egg.
 According to Jims statement, he saw Sam endeavoring to corral the above mem toned fowls in his own back yard and of couse interposed objections framed in language of a lurid variety.
 Now, Sam not only resented the base imputation that he was endeavoring to lead the feathered bipeds from their wonted haunts. to scratch and scramble for In living in fields and pastures new, or for the purpose of replenishing his somewhat scanty larder, but said the his premises after being duly warned to keep out, and that his garden had been ''soandalously ruint' by them.
 So in his just wrath and indignation he picked up a rock and let 1t fly at Jim's head with such force that it broke-the rock-into numerous pieces about the size of garden gravel
 The testimony about the garden aroused Jim's ire.
 Dat niggar talk bout his guarden; he, ain't got no guarden, 'cept he calls three ol cabbage trees dat de worms won't tech, a jimson weed. an a tater patch bout the size of a hog pen, dat de bugs done ct up, an ''-
 Hedge" interrupted Sam, 'I done raised enough truck offen dat guarden patch to feed ma fambly until dat niggers chick ems ct 1t all up."
 Judge Douglas ended the argument and discussion by imposing a fine on each party and admonished the owner of the chickens to keep them up or they would be seized and confscated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
ERROR IS MADE IN
 LANES STATEMENT


 Commissioner A. O. Lane stands for or der and does not drink. and the omission of statement of these facts from com munciation of the commissioner to D. s. Harmon of Meridian yesterday morning caused him to make the following an nouncement yesterday afternoon:
 Tn the publication of my letter to D. $. Harmon of Meridian, Miss, there was a typographical error in one paragraph which may lead those who do not know me to draw an erroneous inference.
 ''The language I used was this: T am a strictly abstemous man. I do not drink; l do not chew I do not smoke I have always stood for law: I have always stood for order, and l have always stood for morality
 You omitted the words, I do not frink,' and also the words, I have always stood for order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23

In the eyes of the average negro. there is no bird that flies in the heavens above or walks on the earth beneath that equals a yellow legged shanghai" and while the white man will scrap his grandfather about his dog, the negro will sure "argue- fy'' about his bullets"
 According to the evidence introduced in the polce court yesterday morning, three husky negroes and three measly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
SURVEYING FOR
 KIMBERLY BRIDGES

County Surveyor Jerry w. Gwin spent yesterday at Kimberly looking over the grounds and making plans for the pro- posed new highway bridge over the War rior river at that place. The new bridge will be on the road from Warrior to Blountsville, a part of the Decatur-Bir- mingham highway.
 It's erection will shorten the distance from Warrior to Kimberly from seven miles to two and half miles. The bridge will be steel one, with one span of about 400 feet and will cost the county between $15,OOO and $lS,0O0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
REV. MARSTON GIVEN
 CALL TO CINCINNATI

Rev. Frank Marston pastor ot the Westminster Presbyterian church of this city, has received a call to the pastora'e of the Clifford Presbyterian church of Cincinnati
 Tt is understood that Mir Marston will accept the call to the new field. MT. Marston Is we'll known in the Birming- ham district, having been member CT this presbytery for 15 years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
THE LAx-Fos WAY

If you had a medicine that would strengthen the liver. the stomach, the kidneys and the bowels, and at the same time make you strong with a systematic tonic. don't you believe you would soon be well?
 That's "The Lax-Fos Way"
 We ask you to buy the first bottle on the money back plan, and you will ask your druggist to sell you the second
 It keeps your whole insides right.
 There Is nothing else made like Lax Eos.
 Remember the name-LAX-FOS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
Negro Knights Meet

Indianapolis, Ind. August 22-Thou- sands of members of the negro Knights of Pythias attending the sessions of the supreme lodge and the encampment of the uniform rank at the state fair gI Cunds. will be addressed by Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee insti- tute at the Colisum tonight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23

in the trenches. doing my part as a private citizen to restore our govern ment to the sane and safe ways of the fathers.
 Without big armies or big navies and the vast expenditures which pa- ternalism always begets, we have come further and further over the road of progress than any people ever came before. No man can show why we should abandon course that has brought us wealth, honor and glory. for the way that has brought poverty and decay to all other peoples Sincero- ly, JNO. A. ROGERS s
 Gainesville. August Fl, 1911.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
Do Not Regard Strike Seriously

The reported threat of trainmen 10 strike on the Illinois Central railroad is not taken with any great degree of se- riousness in local railroad circles. The proposition seems here to be rather pre- maturely announced and trainmen express surprise that the authorities in Paducah and elsewhere gave authority for the an uouncement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
Marriage Licenses Issued

The following marriage licenses were issued from the probate court Tuesday: Ruby Tillman.
 Albert M. Reid of Florence to Miss Belva Young.
 W. D. Mallory of Birmingham to Miss Bennie E. ORiley.
 C. s. Reese of Ensley to Miss Hortonse Johnston.
 john W. Yeates of Gadsden to Miss Katie May Ritch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
CONCERT TONIGHT

Nappis band will play the following programme at Capitol park tonight: March, '"rhe Enterprlser" U.ampe). Overture, "Hypatia'' Ilampep. Selection, The Prince of Tonight Howard).
 Solo. "Liberty Polka" QiberatD, F. Nappi.
 Intermission.
 Echoes from Metropolitan Opera House (Toban).
 Intermezzo, Indian Summer ,Moretj. Waltz, Life is But Dream (Maresh), Selection, "The Girl Question" (How- Rrd).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
Election Returns at University Club

That the full election returns would be received at the University club and that q barbecue would be served in connection was the announcement yesterday by Sec retary Withers of that organization He said careful arrangements had been made to procure the returns without delay. and all the members of the club would find adequate accommodations on Thursday evening"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
National Foresters Convention

Detroit, Mich, August 22.-Several hun tired delegates are in Detroit to attend ihe national convention of the National toresters of America, which convenes Louay and continues until Friday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-24
REGISTERED SHIRE STALLION.

This horse Is dark bay. weight
1900, will make the season the first
three days of the week, at Doc Oilar's
barn. near Valley school house, west
of Keokuk. Terms $500 insure living
colt to stand and suck.
B. w. ELDER, Owner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
UniC AGO ENpIOSI.s
DO NOT IEAtl STttikE

Chicago. sept 3. s.-Np'vith'iandins
rrfusals By railroad "'lrihls to d"a'
with general federation uf snop
employees. labor leaders . Chicago
were Inclined today 10 nci.'N tnat ~"
strike was imminent
For ric employs. sentiment was
yoir,o by Sect, tHrs kra'vr ol IN"
International nrothorhoo' ot "idcA-
smiths and Helpers H. sald
II can be truthful! rta'rd 'Nat
negotiations are still pen lins tnui
pca,, efforts have cras'i see no
reason for furecasting .suiis
In addition to the 5000 shop men
involved on tine Illinois C"Hiril, th"re
are $4,000 affected ON tb' southern
Pacific and allied linN ana the issuoi
has. been madc ucariS II not qui'o
as acut, on IN, Northwestern, th'
uock Island aud the Chicago, NllTau-
k,o and 81 Paul
Emphatic denial vas mad, today
hy officers OF the Illinois Control shop
men unions that thirty da' notice
had been given ~ tiat railroad lu
.tirogate the existing wag' agree
mcuts At "a meeting of ~, laoor
chicfs % WAS decided that me- such no.
ticc h. necessary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
KIITTSCHNITT JENNEs
TO-DAY ron THE ASi

san Francisco. sept julius
krultschnltt, vice president of the
Hartman system lett for ia" east at
. O'Clock this morning over tlc sun
a. ~ railroad 10 had NO further
conference with the presidents of the
respective unions OF the cOmpany's
saup employs before h. lett and so
far as the railroad iF concerned ti'
situation Is Just a. IL was Yesterday
at the close oc The three hour debate
which ended ia positive refusal ot
kruitschnltt to recognize th, fcd'r-
alton of shop employees ui the tar-
rlman lines,
Tho labor leaders msdv %" attempt
today TO reopen the subject with tn"
company,
The meeting YESTERDAY Was hua',
SO far as we are concerned" said j.
". Kline. president of thu black
amiths union and spokesman of the
labor leaders during yesterday ron-
ference.
Mr.. Kline intimated that call
probably viii bo sent out az oncc Tor
gen, raj conference of the executive
committees OF the unions Included in
the federation, Apparently It is plan
ned to hold that meeting In this city.
a Joint meeting of thr craft unions
IN this city win b., held today II Is
expected. and the call for the general
conference viii be discussed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
ALICE FLETCHER IS
HEAD OF SOCIETY
THAT DELVES
IN HISTORY
Archaeologists Termin ate
Summers School at Santa
Fe After Choosing Officers
for Year.
CONCESSIONS FROM
OTHER GOVERNMENTS


Sauu ". y VI Sept The most
important gathering ever held u
America having to do Virh systematic
study or AmgrIous ancient cyniha.
t.uus VJ. b.olsht .u close iu ad.
.uuumcu. OF thr board oI managers OF
Tine school ot American \rcuaoolog,
rh' school uHs obtained concessions
from tby governments or Mexico Gua.
untlg ud Honduras tor further cy.
uluwlIuu 90 ancient cities aul temples
and voted fo RESUME th, vorh a, OUR.
iew Gultamula as soon us better ar.
unt.mcuts have been completed to
protect rbr explorers aruus. tropical
fever
Brioro adiuuruug the board elected
Alice Fletcher Washington - G.,
president vim IT, Holmos Washing
ton. vice president Naihan Jana
trcasu,cI Edgar g.. Hewitt director
and additional members, Lewis u
Patton. Hartford. conn Joseph Scott
Los An-cl,s George Hrycr. Winni
peg HARRY g. Wilson. Baltimore
Miss Anna Wulcot. Denver Mitchell
Cauon. Washington Il " Eorwin,
Pueblo Frauh Springer Las Vegas
Frederick " Hodge Washington
Charles = iMmmis Los Angeles J.
4 McFir VIM & Mills ard John r
Lacy of iowa. we're named IN addi.
iiOu ON various committees. The
scnool is located az santa Fe bui the
governing body. the american lnsti.
Jutc at Archaeology has headquarters
it Washington, u G.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
ELSIE S|GEL CASE
IS REVIVED BY
ARREST Of
CH|NAMAN
New York Police Believe They
Have Important Clew at
Last to Slayers Of Unfortu-
nate White Girl.
MUTILATED BODY
WAS FOUND IN TRUNK


Sew York, Sept The uusolvod
mEstcr, ul thc murdD Of Elsie SEol
NOW more Than twu .uatt old once
more claimed attention today follow
ms tho arrest at Chinese uy uWt
grafton Inspectors who l1at nicHt raid.
od restaurant in ilonotvu. Nthough
tho immigration authorities declined
tJ explain What connection 30 ANY the
arrest had with the Sisol case. it was
r,porod tuda, Thar the police had
found au important Glow
Ostcnsiuly the prisuu,. Gee Cow
was arrested ON suspicion u' having
,muggl.d fellow countr. men into the
United states In violation oI the i'm
mlgril Ion lpws.
Elsie Sigcl WAS .iuuddaughtrr ot
General Franz Sigel Her body. bear
lag uu uisfakablc marts of violence.
was found IN a trunk in Chinese
resort and the seatch for her murder
,r was conducted almost exclusively
100 Chinese settlements throughout
the country Nlthough several ar
rests were made uo definite Glow
over was obtained
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
WITNESS ADMITTED
He WAS RIDING
BUT NOT WITH
HIS WIFE
Domestic Fuss Probqbly Stirr-
ed Up Over Statement OH
Stand ~ Husband in Beat
tie Hearing; Whv Was We.
man.
BEULAH BINFGRJ WAS
NOT MOTIVE FOR CRIME

Cucst,nold CoWt House. IA. Sept
2 ihc defense 200 thc Bcat.ic tiuHl
TODAY laid Stress on tWu important
points prio. tu closing its ease vita
the testimony cot tbo prisoner hluscl.
later today
In one D. attacked the theory ot me
prosecution that BCuiah BiuioId was
the motive of thy accused 'ug murder.
Ing his wife and iu The other Jssailed
the t'sliuony of witnesses for th,
commonwealth who thought they a8N
BeattlC ana hi, wife ON the Midlothian
turnpike ON the night oi The murder.
william ~ sampson on intimate
Friend and chum OF the accused. tuld
on tho witness stand Ot Beattics rcia'
uous with Bculah Biniurd. pointing
ont that when they were accidental.
renewed just before Mrs licattiu was
murdered. there was no scriOus ai-
fcctiou on the part OF the prisoner but
merely an episode uf old time disslps.
tiou
IN, testimony OF Charles ~ kvstl'.
borg was new and reluctantly given
because The witness admitted /. Nigh,
omharras- him with his wife he tcs-
tined. however, that he was tn man
RhO was motOrlug with q woman ON
the Midlothian turnpike uu the night
of the murder and wosc machine sc'
cra hoys saw with woman on th"
running board while cOmiag from a
dance ~ Bon Air
The character of r. II Nchlitt who
said hc saw paul ticattio on SUNDAY
July lG with q shotgun, a day ait"r
he claims 90 have transferred the
weapon 10 his cousin Henry, was at
tackled today when the prosecution on
cross examination OF witness drew
forth admission that Nebli'' vas once
a convict and had vivid imae'na.
tiOn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Every Effort Made to Keep
Fact From Becoming Public
and Outlook for Settlement
of Differences is Bright.
SITUATION CLEARED
rs GENERAL FEELING
Kruttschnitt Leaves for East
But Employees Have Not
Abandoned Hope That Dis
astrous Strike May Not Be.
,ny Ev.n,ms H.r.lc a. q. Leased wir-p

tny EveniRe Hersia 4. y. Leased Wtrep
san Francisco, sept. THE pros
poets tor p,actdbir settlement OF
troubles between thc shop men 5nd
III, officials og the Hartman lines
took a more favorable turn today
when 10 was learned that tn union
leaders had again got into touch with
IN, tsI road men. \ brief conference
between some of the international
union officers and T. T., calvin, gcncr-
800 meuagcr and vic, president pf the
Southern pa,ln was secretly held and
u was sl,o learned that another oricf
mrcuug was hold with MIR krutsch.
mia priur Goo hts departure O" the
r4-t
m, fact that the uppu..u interests
baa resumed negotiations "as care
hIly guarded ana rnithcr side would
disclose the nature oi th, proc, r,ydlsEs
Scot uu oi ih, men COMPOSING thu
committee were crescent at either COM
rrrrny, aud thp meeting with Mr. Cali
vim ana that with Mr.. kruttschuitt
we're held at different times ~ was
attcr Mr. kruitschuitrs departure
that tvo or three or the labor leaders
saw Mr calvin.
There aremcd 10 bc . general frci-
ing thar the situation Lad cleared a
nttle. though neither side would dit-
clos, tHc reason therefor.
NJ result uf tods' meeting of
the international presidents. the eX-
,cutha committees OF the various in
trrndtional unions have bccn sum
mouod by telegraph TO san Francisco
aud general conference viii follow
Although the international officer
have received a vots oi cnnbdont,
from the mon and are fiily empower
ed 90 act fpr them ia iogard &" tho I
Il. mands, they wish lgaih 60 canvass
~, situation before 'aSiag further
docisice steps This Nnl .e done az
th, general meeting bore V'yt week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
FRENCH N,NiY ANINTOli
FALLS To HIS DINTu

NAngis France. Sept, . captain
DE Canine. one OF the most expert
cnccd aviaturs in the French army.
tell With his monuplanc white flying
here today and was instantly killed
The aviator struck on his head. which
Was crushed.
in arroplaucs this morning for the
maneuvcrs of the seventh army corps
near rhalons sur Marnr Six of the
ayiaturs arrived al their destination
but the other two were missing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
STEAMSHIP LINES
TAKE COTTON
LAO|NG RULE
Although Banks and Railroads
of South Refuse to Accept
New System, 1t is Adopted
for Foreign Ports.
usy E,sniaE Herald 4. q. i.s.ea wire,

Nrw orleans, sept Although
tA' local banks and th, railroads are
ignoring IA, central bureau cotton
bills of hiding valuation plan which
went into pncvt n New YORK Nvstrr-
CAV tac L',land ana Harrison steam
shin lines oprratIug out uf this port
10 Europe establish. Il tho new system
ana in future viii anidc by the rec
quiromrnts of th, Liverpool bills had
ing committee. Duplicate OF aIl bills
lHdiug for cotton ISSUED h> the lines
are sent to fhr central bureau.
Chairman Sol WcNtrr pf o., Sew
Orleans cotton oXchaug, bills Hding
committee is still couddput that th,
southern Interests viii win out in
th TO- objections
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
c \ A MIZAL ZONE
CONTEST WITH
MEXICO IS
ON AGAIN
United States Officials Do Not
Believe That Decision OF
Canadian Leaves fnv Basis
for a Just Settlement.
DIPLOMATS TAKE
MATTER UP ONCE MORE
NV E,enlAs Herald a. =. leased wireI

Washington Sept The United
states government has begun Hrth"r
negotiation, Nith Mexico 90 s,t'l"
promptly H diplomacy thu Tong
standing dispute between Ga" two
countries over th, ownership of the
Chamizal zone, which forms q cunaid-
orublc part or the city of ~ Poso,
Texas.
rho recent arbitration decision 100
the contfoycrsN uy judge kre Pcur
OF Canada leaves the matter entirely
unsettled in th, Judgment of United
states officials According tu exports
u is said the award provides no prac.
ticablo basis uu which the iutcrua
tional boundary line could bc spccii-
ically determined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
TOO ILL TO MARRY
DESPONOENT MAN
ENDS LIFE
Daniel E. Garrison Was Await
ing Arrival of His Fianoee
at New York Hotel When
He Shot Himself.

sew : ORR. sept CO.. " hll' N'llIH1
here to meet his iHucoo ON h,r re-.
turn from Europe. Daniel g.. CART
son. IT, AGED a., member ui one
uf the most ,rlmncnt and w'alth'
families boz st. Louis. committed sui-
eide today 40 the waldorf Astoria bee
causo he believed h. was too nl tp
marry
when his bed, Was found 10 Nas
discovered that bc shot himself in
the head. TNo letters las beside him,
lu one hc told his father that hy
would rather die than continue 60
suffer, and that 10 would bc unjust 60
his flanccr Go marry her in his pres.
cnt state of health. Tho other lot
ter was written bog the girl hc expect.
ed to marry and urged him 60 cheer
up and think of "the better da,s
60 come"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
CROWD JEERED AN
AVIATOR To HIS
DEATH BY FALL
IN KANSAS
Machine Had Acted Badly and
J. J. Frisbie Hesitated 10
Ascend Until Hooted BY
Spectators; Wife Saw All.
HE LOST CONTROL
IN MAKING A TUR
IN, EssaiaE nernIs y. p. LEASED wirsI

NUrtUn Kan, @,UI j ] FII'.
bic. nying rurtiss hlplano. fell 100
feet and was fatally Injured here yes.
t.rday during q flight he attempted
only because 0i the tauuts ana jcrrs
OF the spectator ON the previous
day Frisbi,s machine acted badiS
and De fen 80 lcrt while trying to
aUght Yesterday Do, went dlott uniS
sftor tho crowd had tainted him With
being "fakir As hc made a turn
hy lost control of his machine and
waa carried down underneath IA, en-
ginc iiis lcft side VAS hadi, crushed
ana bc died within an hour The ac-
cld.ut was Witnessed by bis wife and
daughter FriEbiy Nas on the hVth-
ton field u b,nNrr last fan when
Ralph Johnstunc was Killed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
TWO YOUNG GIRLS
HURT IN AUTO
Joy Ride Near Golden, Colo
RADIO Results in Machine
Turning Turtle; College
Student Also Injured,


Denver. Colo sept Two Young
women OF Golden arr uudcr the care
Of physlcians for injuries received
when an automobile iu which they
ana two young men were riding turn
"a turtle. Tho accident occurred on
r. narrow road near Golden Thursday
night but details did not become
known uuti today Miss Frances
townsend and Miss hlossnm Hatch
were badly cut ANA bruised trrgar
QuaintaRct. college student who
was driving the machine. Nas knocked
unconscious. while Man Bcchmcr Jr"
escaped injury
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
INDIAN FIGHTER II DEAD.
/, ay fVeatnE HerRId A. a. Leased NiFel

Laramie, wye. sept, ..- Robert
8ottschalk, veteran Indian fighter
who served ten wears in the Indian
campaigns from Fort Robinson Ny.
brsska died az Cheyenne this morn
ing aged i5 years. he wac born iu
Germany and has been machnist
here Tor several years 4 slight wound
ON one of his thumbs fortnight ago
resulted la blood roisuging ana death
today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
GIRL BROKE RECORD
FOR SNEEZ|NG
%, E,enIas msraIa \. y. Ls.ssa wIrsl

ITTTI-O- NVUT- NT"N NVTTI| 10
ONO, u Years old jos undcg tho care
Of physicians Ia q hospital a. result
of eO-miuWo spell of sneezing Her
experience which is .uid to bc the
long distance record except fur hay
fever patients, was dnv 90 snun which
"a yonne man. ia spirit %, iun scatter
ed near her while She WAS singing
The sueelins which followed lasted
eNacil, an hour aud hall continu-
ousk uc'or, she could 1e relieved ana
then only after being taken to hos.
pital. where 10 was said here would
be no permanent ill results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
TRAIN ROBBERS GOT
TWO THOUSAND
Southern Pacific Train Held
Up and Bandits Rifled Ex-
press Safe: Posse Pursuing
Party in Mountains,
tny EysaInw Herald \. p. Leased wirs'

Roddlnr. cal sept At "as
learned today th1t the tive robbers
who held up -outhbuund southern
Pacific express train last night o.
mile aud a half north OF LcWoiu,.
cal, secured S23s9 from tho safe
uf the express car
\ posse of 90 sheritfs and deputies
is In pursuit of tho fugitivcs. who are
boliccvd 90 have escaped to the
mountainous country to the west
The robbers lctt the train AZ RAIN
bow, midWa, between Gibson and IT,.
molno. having boarded the express
car at the former place, The only
damage done tu the express ear Do,
the explosion which wrecked the safe
was To break window
This Is the third robbery ON tuc
Shasta limo within few months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
NNINTOH PLJNGIS
NM MN la IAN

Boston. sept Tho first accident
in th, two years Of aviation at Squau-
tum occurred early this forenoon
when Joseph : cummings fcll 200
fcst IN Bioriot monoplanc into Dor
chester hay but managed To drag
himself out anu swim ashore ",
was badly bruised but expects ~ re.
sumo flying next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
ANINTOR ~ BURNED
no nI.NIII II VIZ

TroV,s France. Sept Lioutcu-
ant ., orally of the Eighth culras-
sl,rs. white making un avroplauc
ed a. death ~ mid-atr
IN, disaster probably was caused
los th, explosion of th, a.l tank. thr
burniug OIL being scattered all over
thu machine.