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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-28

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per w J Lapcrouse
Nick Broussard, I share
per w J lIaperouse
J I Suberbielle, l share
J NJ bsnglnis, 5 shares
James Marin, Jr, I "
A A De blauc, 2 shares
Albert Estorge, Z shares
10 Lamperes, l share
~ Leon Minviellel
Vie Aubry, ! share,
per y q Harry,
John beslarte, | Share,
per so Harry.
$ u DeBellevue. | "
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per w Lsperouse
Fred patout, l share
G l. Lassalle, l share
Leo Conrad. l share
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-28

| We are not akirs We not out to BEAT you or t
get your money and give you nothing.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-10-25
CTENEMU cTENAAsTvUl

Pfistim cislem dospiyA ku sv6.
mu zalsonconi krdsny, vlastenecly
roman "Jindra', jonz 10 t6sil ye.
like oblib6 doscl u naSicb ctena.
fh ocenoni. v naslodoyn6 pfistim
cisle pokroku zapadu zapocnemo
uyefejnoyanim nomon6 poutay6.
no romdnu "Byetla Minulosti" Y
pora modorniho, alo pfi tom lido.
y6 pfistupn6ho Geskeho spisoyato.
10 M. A. simacka, Roman "Bv6tla
Minulogti" byl poct6n cenou 90.
sk6 Academic, oims prayA u yyso.
ka hodnota spisu Jest prokazana
Y mist ncjkompctcntnojsich TIL.
diz doufame, 10 80 novym roma.
nom nasim ttenaft,m zavd6Cimo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-10-25

koliy byla spojena pfekazkami.
Ale prdv6 okolnost, 10 uaysteyni-
ce byly nnceny IN nepfft0mnosti
pani VolencovG, ktera odskocila
ma cbvilku do pGtdkoy6ho divadla,
lyl6zti do bytu oknem, polnohla
! ku zyyseni pfekyapnjiciho dojmu
Pnkvapenka mohla skontit osud.
inc, kdyby panf Volencoya, yra-
tiysi Sc, nebyla yeas skrtla sirlu.
Jak tapala po sy6tnici We tmach
byla by hnedlc yyrazila pani Be
ranoye . ruky hrnec urceny X o.
bf1ydni biftlikd. Oyseu, hrncn,
tallfh, mis- a jinych nddob bylo v
| bytu dosti ,ale ty ysecky mely jiz
Isye ur6eni pro rfznych drnhd il
dIa, jen pro ty krasn6 vonn6 u H.
bezne staynat6 pdrky byl urccn
brnee jedinS Ma st6sn brnee ron.
bit nebyl, za to pdrky sn6deDy do
posledni slupky yedle jinych d j.
lnych dobryeh krmi Nejy6tN ra-
dost m6la paDl Volencovh ze svych
ynoncat, . nichz dyc nejmensi po-
dala babicce po krasn6 kytici. -
PAM Volencova popadla ynon-
catka \ kyticema do nArute ar
decne je poceloyala. Pfi npffm-
ne zdbav6 setrVala spoleenost NJ
pres pdlnoc.
~ Pan Jos. Hotoyec Kramer,
Nebr, pfijel v pdtek do Omaby
navstlyiti syoji chof, ktera SO M.
l6za v nemocnici ~. Josefa IL.
ceni dra. SedlAcka. V sobotu tez
pfjjela jcjich dcera Marie i panf
j. Kleinoyou ku nemocne Pfeje.
me pf. Hotoycovt, by sc brzy po.
zdravila.
Posledni den registrace pfi-
pada ma sobotu, %. njna. Kdo 10
jest6 medal registrovat, necht TAX
najisto ucini udany den, nebor
TAX nabyde prava sdcastniti 10 d.
lezitych listopadovych voleb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-10-25
VSEM VOLICUM v OKRESU
DOUGLAS.
Vdzeni krajantl

Vazenl kraJhne
Blfzici sc volby mali yelikou
ddlezitost pro mas vsecky. NaM
povinnosti jest konAnf 1kolu
nalezejicfho kazdemu obcanu. Ma
Ii mas okrcs 1spesne fizen byti,
musimc pfihl6dnouti k tomn, by
jen poctivi schopni muzov6 do
(lfadu voleni byli.
Pro nfad okrcsniho klerka u
chazi sc Frank Dewey, nynejM
nahradnik okresniho klerka. Pan
Dewey je muzcm pfimym u ku
kazdemu isluznym 1fad zna cd
A NJ do u mimo tobo INA tGmef
kazdeho, kdo mel n6jakt fizeni II
okresniho kLERKA.
Pan Dewey je pfiznivec Cechii
a kdyz pan IIaverley, nyn6jsf
klerk, nastoupil 1fad, pan Dewey
Sc pfimlouval IN Cecha, ja jsem
byl ten sfastny, jemuz misto to by
10 dano iirade.
krajane, my bychom nell pod
poroyati takove kandiddty, ktef'i
jsoa pfizniyi nam Ceeh0m. - ia,
co zamestnanec, snaznf Sc pri-
mlonvam za pana Dewey-ho po.
kud iej zndm, mohu IN neho ruci-
ii a isem iist, ~ lepsiho muie ne.
naleznetc pro tento nfad.
cislo pana Dewey,ho ma hlaso-
vaeim stroll jest - II A,
V ucte
T. /. Fanferlik.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-10-25
OMAHA.

We 6lYflfH w h0uluy fhHD
zemfeIn v DemocDici sy Josefn Y
Geskyeh kruzich omuzakSeb znhmh
krnjnnkn pnni Marie sipoyh, 70.
zcnh IioD6koyd, v Mhfi - let 20
operaei Dn yodnnleluosi. Osud
mlad6 maDzellsy u lnalky yzbuzu'
je hlubokon 1fast yseeb, kdo joji
milon poynhu mali Manzelb ~.
pow obyynlI dfim nm ID. ullei, Ice
nesidsti za nektfstim zdhlo 40 je
tam pronAsledgyni u Dtkolika
ds1 pouze jedine dotkaIo SC tam
pres yhemoznon ped stnrosiliySeb
rodiGh yysstho ytku dyon let. 10
pfieiiali manzel6 sipoyi nezdro-
y6nu yzdncbu okoli jejieh domu
n proto yystaytli si nn u NJ mezi
Hickory u Center Doyou p6kDoD
rcsidenci, kamz w. asi pred dyema
roxy pfo~tfh0vnli. V noytm do
m0ye zd6lo ~, a. ~ kone6n6
sttsti mn NJ usmhlo, nebor dive no.
vi zrozent ditky ttsily Nc plntmp
zdrnT Snma pnni Sfpovd Nrhce.
In dnvfjn cborobny vzbled u RI.
dosf ~ zdrnW kypicieh ditch IN.
hladiIa zDeDhbln stopy Y oblieeji
mad minulSmi bolesinymi ztr1ta.
mi. Nez IA dostayila No u nj "a,
kcfn1 chorobn, yodnateInost. kite.
ri il pres 1siI0ynou snahu leknfi
zklhla v pfedfasDy hrob, Smrt
jeji oplakdyh mapzsl u dye male
ditlky. pobfeb konnl Nc sobotu
v . hodin rlno y dOmn smutkn m
katoIicky hrbitov South Omazo
IN vclktbo 1Gasienstvi pfdtel zes
mule krajanky.
lIospodhfskd vSstava Co.
liscum ted Nc kazdodeDne ohrom.
ne navAieye obeccnstvn, u z6jem
pro nj dennc vzrdsta. Vystayn je
obcsldna skoro vscmi zdpadnimi
sthiy n yystavcnt farmerskt W.
robky jsou vskutku obdlvuhodnt
a Jsou y to snmotny upouiaii eel0u
pozornost diyhkh, bez rnznych
tech hndebnich n peveckych a.
trakci, ackoliv tyto pnsobi who'd
nd ku zvyseni nalady dojmu
celku. Drnne isou pofdddny hro-
NADINE ndvstevy do ohromntho
prosiranstvi Colisea iisicc diva,
kh prondi tu vsemi smery koIem
hohatd vyloaen5ch sthnkd Nej-
yetsi pozornosii Ne tssi vystayka
siain California Sc svgmi obrov.
skymi exolickSml plody. Neni
molno podrobn6 yylioti vscehnu
Ia krasu oyoce zelin yseho dru'
hn, klerd sanimou zraky naystev
nika taxi. a. tefko se eloyek : po.
hledem na eelou "a kfasu pfirod
niho hnhatstyi louei nddslcni ho
spodafsksch stroin j. pfcdmsiem
obdisu pckrokoySeh farmdfu a
mnnha nosinka oharu moderni
farmafske masineric ie tu VISTA
vena Iekuou atrakci ySstayy ie
eirkns se~li oeheeenSeh y cyiae,
nSeh tnlcha Jeiich ekyilihrl.,i
cha prosiukee synAA maiileli q
eyleltell enaeh ueelhseh nsIfal
houfe pochyals vedle yrlIke hu
dehni kanel, peAaie o lsaailek hu
,lehnl "a hawaiske paveeks ksin
lelo a psyeeks shar omalskfsh
dsm ilrumaslns nasallslh VISTA
va hrnhni Trnesmi nheha.lnIpl y
las,u iss1 slsaa, kelumhosl ~
llfs. amais,i l.ssanaAi klsskass '
poeln aAkollAa 81 l'Aiek hsl w
hfaisa pFe s,a. NshFsslu tea
siea ssiass tAzaia - ehn,mse nA
ss'ass abs,slsla umah, | Sauth
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-10-25

za 4 roxy yystudoval. 20 uk0n
ceni, totiz 20 odbyti maturity
gstouDiI do prAynick6ho odborL
Washington University V 81
bouisu, Mo. n dotytnyeh bhol m6
litnle a, y. u H. Il. B. - Je pray
niltcm neysedhich scbopnosli d
ma poyoleni zaslnpoyat klicnty
pred nejyyssim sondcm Soustdtf
Nv soudcc distrikluiho sondu
byl zyolen r. 1904 u znoy1 zyolen
rokn 1907. pfitomue zascdA 20
soldee mad mlhdczi, Je elencm A.
meriektho SSdruzeni l'rdynikh,
pfedsedou spolkn We prosp6cb 0.
pnsldnSeh, cleucm yyboru pro
praee delencni. Je zenat u otcem
y ditek Pro syoji mirnou poya.
bn a heMrannost zfskal sobG We.
likou fndn pfdtel, u tudiz doufh.
me 10 pasi krnjanf budon jej yo.
liti.
- Cfad okresniho pokIadnfka
je yelicc rozsdblS Y pHbtich z
letcch projde skrze jeho rncc
Dan IN rok lD12...,..s G,O00, ,OO0
Dan IN rok 10l3.n., 100000
Bondy, odhlasoyan6 M
yoddrnu. ,.,..., s,250,00G
Mimofhdn6 u slolni, 100000
Dan ~ vodu -- IN do.
tyenb 2 roky,,.u,. 1,750,000
ljhrnem .,. u.$4, 900, ,000
Tato edstka je skrdte TAX velikh
jake 1brDny kapital ysccb omaz.
skgeh bank a bndc yyzadoyati
sebopDtbo muze, jenz by tnto o,
hromnon sunni penez opatroyal.
w. q, ljre jest 1plD6 sebopnym
Hditi finance tfcbt0 r0zmerd, Kdo
zna pnna Ura, mlsf dosyfd6it, ne
jebo peyny karaktcr media se nj
kym n IN zhdnon ceDn oyIAdati.
Nez nnstonpiI pan IRE hf0d 0.
krespibo koni@ara, ysecky poza.
davky proti okren byly splatne
mezi q u ~ mfsici. V sesti m1n.
cich finance okrcsu byly V tako-
VEN stayn, ze okres platil IA we
hotoy6. Pred jcho pffchodem da.
nt byly *l,Gl . $500 odbadn, a "a
jebo 1fadoydni byly snizeny ma
*l4l y kaadfho odhadu ~- a po-
tryaIy TAX po ceIon jeho dobu d
fadovanf IN demokratickt Via
dy, jez ndsledovala po jcho Wy
dan opttne byla zvysc.
ma na $lG3 10 $500 odhadnuteho
majctku. Toto dosvtdtuje jeho
znalost a schopnost v kazdem IL
fade, ktery on zastaval neni po-
chybnosti, ~ = ton samou peel r.
dill by dfad okresniho pokladnika.
Has pro pana URA je hlasem
pro dobrou sprawl.
- Volte pro Franka Dewey-ho
"a okrespiho pisafe County
clerk. Jeho cislo ia hlasovacim
stroll II A. l4-2c
Lctosni kandidati ma repu-
blikansktm listku jsou V celku
lepI demokraiickych. zadame tu-
dil krajany, by slepe ncyolili, by
Se ndlezite informoyali ohledne
jednotliyyeh kandldatn, aysak
chteji-li krajane veriti nasemu
Sloyu, radime jim, by volili cely
rep, lisiek Demokrate Sc neo-
svedtil Y 1fadech Jim svefenych,
q je dobfe znamo. H. nj ma male
y}iimky Sc jim druhe lhnty ne
ilostane, Kfidka kdy demokrati.
eka sirana sybere mule ma sloyo
waite Jak isme ndali, isou w
iimky, ale fidke Nebudeme SO
rosanisoyaii o iednotliyyeh kan,
.lidaiech strany republikanske,
iak by snad sobe toho kraians
ptali Statni rep listek daleko
pfedei lstek demakratick} Ma
lemokraliekem lisiku 80 naehaze.
u Iva kandidati dem. saslihcnri
Anti Salcen l.igy, tab iako byl
shallenhereer jeslinl klerS ie
Iroehu llherAlni jest OLDHAM
le dehfe tnAmo, e. pekml elSle
'''l,ni ylAds bsly : rukou slrany
fepnhlikAnsks, uehylo nesnaai. JAN
,e state, lak \ ekresu a msslS ma
'em kan,lklAti Fep "a sleny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-10-25

|n6, IN cleny nejyyssiho soudl
soudce Rose, soudce Letton-a &
IIIamera. V mindtm tomfo 6l.
Isle pfinaSime pojcdnani 0 nicb
90 se tyce regcnta university
la konisafe drab, mtizemc 8 dob.
lfJm syedomim odpornciti pana
| IIlallera, spoluzAka fediteIe toboto
Ilstu, Nasim krajan1m soudcc
IA. j, Sutton je dobfe zndm u tn
IdiA neni zapotfcbi dIouhGho popi-
81 . jebo yefejnG cinnosti. Pouze
podotgkame, n soudce Sutton je
,pfizniycem leehn, coz dosytdeuje
jeho rozsudek proti spolecnosti
|ponIitnich drhh We prosptcb En-
|my lIoskoycoy6, na $12,500.O0. -
Soudec vida ceslse degce zmrzate.
Ine IA do smfti nznaI, zc tastka
III Jc dosti malou ma jcji yydrzo-
y1Df po cely aiyot Veliky boj
Ibyl sweden proti Dtmu We strany
|spoleenosti pouliGnich drab. Soud-
&c Sutton nekolilrdte fecniI pfi
ceskyeh oslavaeh Y So, Omaze.
Cesi by sobG nell uoziti za poyin-
most yoliti pro soudce A. u. Sut.
ton.a.
Posledni den registrace pn.
pada ma sobotu, 28. ffjna. Kdo Sc
jest6 medal registrovat, necht TAX
najisto ucini v udany den, nebot
TAX nabyde prava sdcastniti 30 dh-
lezitych listopadovych voleb.
Demokratickd legislature
zyysila sthtni yyddni poslednfch
dyon zasedanieb skoro 0 tfi mil.
llony d0llard nezIi byla summa
poyolena republikanskou zakono-
dhrnon Y roce 1887 Republican
ska strana nejcnom ze byla spofi-
yejM usetfila nebrasskym obta-
nam pcnizc, ale ona yykonala
skvele slnzby We sprdve vcfcjnych
zalezitosti.
Povinnosti a pracc nejvys-
siho soudn jsou TAX nalebaye, ze
soudce Letton a Rose nemohou &c
lefos s1dastniti Gimme kampane
mezi syymi yolici. Vytecna po.
vest ttehto dyou soudch q zname-
nith slnzba yykonana We prosp6ch
.obcanii Ncbrasky, mela by bgti
dostatefnou pficinou ~ nehled6 k
jejich ncposkyrn6n6mu osobnimu
charaktcru, - ably pro ne yolil
kazdy yolic, ktertmu sc jedna o
dobron yladuL
Bude-li soudce Hamer zvo-
len IA soudce nejvyssiho soudu.
Dude nelinaynym pracovnikem To
81 peyne uminil. zadna podrob-
most kterekoliv prace do jeho o.
boru spadajici, ncbnde Jim pre-
hlednuta, a on sam Ike kazdemu
bude poctivy a nestranny. Jeho
ctyrtstoleta zkusenost ncbras-
skych soudech a jeho prace jakoz-
to pfiscdfciho nejvyssiho soudu
isou nejlepsim odporucenim pro
jeho zvoleni.
Republikansky listek tvoi.i
muzi odpov6dni, ktefi ddv6ru vo-
lieu nezklamou.
Inamy zdejSi spolek Yer
most Hapadu, {. i74 Bratrske jed
noty Americke chysta ma den Is.
listopadu 1911 yelikou taneGni III.
bavu spojenou So zdyodem ceny.
TAX obdrli nejlepsi hneGnik
krasneho, vykrmeneho n ma VISTA
ve cenou pocteneho krocana. III.
va ma splaknuti chutntho sousta
hude dosiatek DANA, ktera hude
mili nejlepsi zasterlu, obdrli
kfasny zlaiS prsleu. Iiude.li To
dana syobodna, budc 81 moei k
tomu prStenu vybrat sama loho
neikrasnejSiho zenieha, kter6
nehnde nouze. lIudhu nhslara o.
svelteua uniota kapcla pana X.
Nepodala Iaealek : hodin a.
ssinpne - cenla zahaya konA Sc
' sini hratti DNisa ma iilni m
ulici
flikA ~, H. sanasieh 6asA na
nikoho ME nepfekyapi ale 10 a.
jen posida rFayda le. D. kraian
Ia mani Aalauaa..A -. n ..fsat
The Washington times., 1911-05-14
Cooler Weather Gives
Very Welcome Relief

The cooler weather of today was a
most welcome relief to the people of
Washington, and many INDUCED In a
little longer sleep this morning because
of the refreshing change.
Moderate temperature has given a
solar plexus to heat for the time being,
and the Weather Bureau says there Is
no real warm weather in sight like we
have had for the last few days.
It will be fair this afternoon and to-
night, with increasing cloudiness Mon
day, east and northeast winds and
moderate temperature in the District OF
Columbia.
This morning there was frost in north
ern New England, New York, and the
extreme northern part Of Michigan.
They are having showers in the Mis-
sissippi valley. the plains States, and the
Northwest, as well as in the South At
lantic States. 1t is fair elsewhere.
Tonapah, New, is the coolest spot on
the map today, with the thermometer
registering g. New Orleans. Corpus
Christi, and Key. West hold the heat at
record today, with the temperature at 70
degrees.
The Washington times., 1911-05-14

except upon order of court. He has
stated that all arrangements as to
further testimony will depend upon
the advice of his counsel.
Amid a stormy scene. due to his being
called liar" by John c. Cuttings, at
torney for Mr.. Sully. Mr. Hammond left
the witness stand yesterday afternoon.
IT was the second time since the litiga-
tton has been on that the Tie" has
been passed with reference to the testi-
mony Hammond was giving under oath.
Upon the other occasion Hammond re-
taliated by calling his accuser AN
other Yesterday Hammond made
no retort. out as soon as his counsel
announced he would give no further tes-
timony except upon order of the court.
he left the room, thus checking the
hearing before Examiner Harper.
Stormy Session.
The lie was given to Hammond yes
terday when he accused Mr.. Cuttings,
who was cross-questioning him, of try
ing to trap him. There had been indi-
cations of bitter feeling from the time
Hammond presented evidence to show
that W. D. Doremus and Addison c.
Dubois had branded the claims filed
against him by Sully as foolish" and
amounting to nothing" Messrs. Dore-
as on the same side of the case as
Sully. Before he instituted his suit.
they had started an action and had en-
ployed the same attorney as Sully.
Mr.. Hammond testified that both Do
remus and Dubois had stated to him
that they had been deluded by Mr.. Sully.
and that they were satisfied there was
nothing to the claims Sully had made.
He said that Doremus and Dubois
wanted to withdraw their suits. but he
Hammond) had insisted on a court
vindication. Dubois was in the room at
the time. but he made no statement.
The Washington times., 1911-05-14
DEATHS

AUGUST-on Thursday. May IL, 1911. at .
a. m, LUCIE TARDY, wife OF James A.
August, formerly Of Virginia.
Funeral from her late residence, 2318
Eighteenth street northwest, on Saturday,
May lS. at 3 p. m.
Richmond, va, papers please copy.)
BURToN-on May Il, 1911, at 1890 .. m.
at Washington Grove Md, AMY AL
BERTA, beloved daughter Of Harry T. and
Florence J. Burton, Of go A street south
east, Washington. L. c., aged seventeen
years and eight months.
Funeral Monday, May Is, at .. m, at
Second Baptist Church, Fourth street and
Virginia avenue southeast, Washington.
d. C. Relatives and friends invited.
coLEMAS-on Friday; May z. 1911. at II 20
p. m, DR.. HORACE COLEMAN, beloved
husband OF Mary L. Coleman
Funeral from residence. 1211 Twelfth
street northwest, Tuesday, May 16, at .
a. m. Interment Cprfyate) at Arlington.
COwLES-On Saturday May 1s, 1911, at 1
a. m. at the home OF her niece, Mrs. Win
field S. jerks, 1915 Tenth street northwest.
aHer a short Illness. HARRIET SELDEN
COWLES, aged eighty-nlne years and six
months.
Funeral private Interment Adams, JEFF
ferson county, n. Y.
GRIFFIN-On Friday. May IL, 1911. at $40
a. m, HENRY. beloved husband Of Annie
c. and eldest son OF the late James and
Funeral from residence. 1115 Twenty
fourth street. Monday. May ID. at 2 p m.
Internent Congressional Cemetery.
HANFMANN-On Friday, May IL. 1911, at s
O'Clock p. m. at Choppers. Nd. TERESA.
widow of Augustus Hartmann, in her
eighty-fourth year.
Funeral from her late residence; on Mon
day, May Is. Requiem mass at st. Rose
Church at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Relatives and
friends invited. Inserment at st. Roses
Cemetery. Choppers, Nd.
HORAN-Departed this life Saturday, May
L. 1871, at her residence, 1747 K street
northwest, IRENE HORAN.
Funeral Tuesday, May ls, at o'clock.
from Zion Baptist Church, F street between
Third and Our-and-a-hsh streets south
west. Friends and relatives invited to at
tend
Baltimore papers please copy.
MAYOR Sunday, May II. 1911. at a. m,
after a long illness. at his late residence,
4s5 NJ street northwest, FRANK P, beloved
husband OF Annie K May.
Notice Of funeral in tomorrow's papers
Please omit flowers.
MEYER-On Friday. May II, 1911. at 1850
o'clock p. m. THEODORE MEYER, be-
loved husband Of the late Margaret Meyer,
aged seventy-nine years.
Funeral from sons residence, 62s L street
southeast. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The Washington times., 1911-05-14
HAMMOND SILENT
ABOUT SUBPOENA
Declines to Say Whether He Will Revise Plans for Coro-
nation in Order to Appear as Witness in
Sullys Suit

Speculation is rife as to whether John
Hays Hammond will disregard the sub
poena served upon him at the instance
of Daniel ]. Sully in the s., 100000 law
suit and be absent from the city on
Wednesday of this week, the day he has
been ordered to appear.
Should he be present, it will be neces-
sary for him to rearrange the plans he
has made for a trip through Canada.
and from there to London, to attend the
coronation of King George as special
ambassador from the United States.
1t was learned today from Philip Wal
ker Mr.. Hammond's attorney, that the
mining engineer intends to carry out the
first part of his plans as originally
made, for this evening he is to leave
Washington. Several days ago, when
Mr. Hammond explained that he was
anxious to have his examination ter
minated by last night, IT was under
stood that his departure today would
mean that he would not be in the city
again until after the coronation.
Going to Country.
Today, however, it was stated that
he is sIraply going to the country for
several days.
Then Mr.. Hammond's departure this
evening does not really mark his
start for England?" Mr.. Walker was
asked. -
ut does not" he replied.
To the direct question, will Mr..
Hammond disregard the subpoena that
has been served upon him?" he an
swered, I'm sure l do not know"
Notice has been served by Mr.. Ham
mond that he will not again testify,
The Washington times., 1911-05-14
LATSON'S AFT Unity
HELD IN HOSPITAL
TO FOIL SUICIDE
Girl Complains Because She
Isn't Permitted to Die.
Letters Found.

NEW YORK, May 4-By order of
Coroner Feinberg, Alta Marhevka, the
beautiful young student Of occultism,
who tried to commit suicide following
the death of DR.. William r. Latson,
the eclectic theosophist, with whom she
was in love, was kept in the Washing
ton Heights Hospital today instead of
being arraigned in the Harlem court
on the charge OF trying to do away
with herself.
The coroner believes the girl will
again try to kill herself II she is dis
charged by the court while possessed
Of the mania that Latson is a man
God whose spirit she must join. She
will therefore not be arraigned until
after the inquest when the coroner
believes she will be more normal
Early today the girls father said he
would take her back, although he had
disowned her.
The girl today persisted in the same
attitude that she has displayed all
through toward life. Her one anx-
iety seems to be how to break the
thread which binds her to earth in
order to Join in the mysterious be-
yond her dead ~Goura."
When told that her adherence to this
determination to join the student of
Oriental mysticism would probably
result in her Incarceration in an asy-
What can 1 dog" she cried. As
long as stay here my whole being
Is fettered. All / ask is death. How
| join my master l do not care so
long as / can meet him where he is
get another chance tonight to join DIR.
Latson, for / know that once we are
together, again he will love me with
his whole soul"
All through the night the girl tossed
on her bed in the hospital, recover
ing from the effects OF the gas she
had taken yesterday morning in an
effort to kill herself.
That the girl in the case fully thought
out her action was evidenced by scraps
OF writing found in her room. The DO
liceman who first entered the bathroom
found this there:
Let the tears flow. II I have done
wrong. I am now almost insensble.''
The girls rom, searched later by the
police, was found bestrewn with scraps
of paper which contained epigrams and
verses of poetry. Some OF the former
were:
Allah. pity the living"
Don't fly to avoid evil: simply follow
your ideals.''
Even il have not succeeded. I have
at least known life in its utmost"
Every little thought counts-as you
think so you become"
Woman should be like a flower
dainty. exquisite. fine, high and strong.
strong. strong"
heaven tIldt uTe" MIN Win swell
ness untoId-once found-for new heav-
the old-he spurneth the
old.
Love works at the center.
Heart hears always.
Forth speeds the strong to the pulse
OF the day.
''If you want to be good. be dead.
lone cannot be good without.
The sinful painter drapes his god
dess because she still is naked, being
dust. The God-like painter will not so
deform."
Another sheet bore this statement:
"Remorse-Darling: Love is so sweet,
we took II too lightly: sazed on II too
brightly; sensed II too deep. 1t was
the great god few. dear the fault was
not in you. But I-I-who wayward-
urged you on to this"
The Washington times., 1911-05-14
Flag Is Presented to
Daughters of Patriots

Officers were elected, and a large
United States flag was accepted, by the
National Society of the Daughters OF
Founders and Patriots of America at
its thirteenth annual meeting. The list
of officers is as follows: Mrs. Henry V.
Boynton, national recording secretary;
Mrs. Herschel Mann. Mrs. George w.
Baird, Mrs. George Marsh, national
councillors; Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster,
historian: Mrs. Mary Hewitt, chairman
Of committee on restoration of historic
buildings: Mrs. NJ. X. w. Metcalf, Of
Crosse Point, Mich. registrar. Mary
land Chapter presented through Mrs.
Richard c. Potts. large flag, and Mrs.
Noble Newport Potts sang THE Star
Spangled Banner" Mrs. Albert G..
Bracket, president of the society, re-
ceived the gift. The chancel of the old
church in Falls Church, Va, has been
restored by the society. Miss Mary A.
Emery entertained the meeting at her
residence. 207 I street northwest.