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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
2Nateifab oa Sfilsmisi e.

Som befienot, bar bper Stat /
2onoet lin eacu SfiIsniSieIou.
9ette err Ell al 8ruroene til, at Der
/ 6orbinOcIie meb 9ggteTfab %
SfiIsmisic / 6e Sorenebe Stater ito.
Dig bereS ON ion mango ubpggeIi9e
S~fanboIer. lloperenitemmelieu /
SfilsmisieIou9ioniraen gisr oct
blanbt anoet mlIig for Solf, iom
ifslge 2ooen / lin egcn Stat life fan
inbena mt Sggtcifab, at bli 9ifte |
ben npite Stat, boor Der raa6er ar-
Ore @eitemmeIier angnaenbe oiSie
Sing, % ligeiaa letpinot er oct at
ffaffe fig SfilsmiSie. S enfeIte Sta.
fer er SfiIsmisieIouene iaa oper al
8renie "IiberaIe", at Der err gper,
Tom Iigefrem traiiferer / Ggteifabe,
Zig Spno oe Glenbigbe6, bpor Der
(. Or. err itore flotte Soteller, iom er
ppfsrt | set enc Siemeo at poe 9e-
fpemmeIigbeber for tiIreiienbe SfiIS.
Observation-Disclosures al begqe 9isn. ut
iligt er poerit n~e6brpSen0e for Den
o~ffeutlige WoraI % oerfor inoebGrer
~oIoorIige Sarer for Somfunoet, fan
Der bel bIanot onitpn6iqe SoIf life
pGre TO Neninger ON. Men oeS.
lto9tct bar BET pitt iig life at bore
rogcn LET Sag at inn en- SoranOring
! oiSie iargeIiae 6orboI6. Sc fIcite.
Der bar oirct Sogeu en- aIporIiq
Sanfe, cr euiQe ON, at Ii0en 9eorina
fan oente5, fpr 9onoet fuar en- ems.
urtet misunderstanding, men
bette me6isrer mocr port Ncaic.
rineSinitem itprre @anFeIiQbe0er,
emo man ituIoe tro. SmioIertio 70.
rcpoar Der M ct beoibIt % cneraiif
GrbciOe moo Octtc Wtaul mart iaot
ppcr belle 2onoet, % SET err at boobc,
at set tn0cn life oItfor lang GiN
mao bj0i6re Set tiIiiqteNc RciuItot.
@InrNt ocm. ION or melt Icperhc
i]ntcrc&icrct / ocuuc SoQ % bor
g'ort mc1ct for at OUffc Ncu oficrt.
Iioc Cpinjor / settle for SamiurNct
ioa Oj1tjac arIio0cnNc. cr iorbcn.
uTreuoe @u0crnOr &cnrnpocfcr /
&CuripJnouio. &on or onioo al SEN
S%piotnira, at Sen encitc RronirQ
Iiagcr Ocri at Sfil5mi5ieIoOcnC briu.
aes i fuIo COcrcr5itcmmeIie mco
Hueroubre % bar pao io~riticaioc
Mlno6er fori0nt at igre @citrRbcI.
ierne / Sen Retuins mo poa en- prof,
tiff gune.
gtetop / 6enre Eio bIir pi pan en-
gauife %eftertrpffeIia 0}nuoe minoet
ON, bUor mongcIfuIS oor 9GqtefabS.
% misunderstanding / @irfeIia.
beoen er, sjennem oen RefIame, gIo.
0ene giuer Sobn Sacob aitor og bans
foreitnoer6e grpullp meo en- ung
@iee, efterut ban snnife npIig bar
fGtet i'm ~retm9siige Suitru ODER.
borb. Get fan ba fin Suteresie |
beune SprbiuoeIir at bore, boab en-
Manb fem genrppncter bar at Iige
ON en- Zig Stuubale. os Der err bel.
Ter life TntI ON, at rettqnfpnSe on
ififfeIige GoIf | ale SomfunbsIna
bill unoerifripe bert Orb at ben life
for ItrRnee Dom, ban faISer ooer
benne anerifuHife &rsius Os bans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
Paelitorm i SvoO afota

en- Itprf Hegnitorm lebiaget a.
poIoipmme Snglbpger raleoe Seroog
/ Snieeren al Mithea, 9. @, % ari'
retteoe itor Sfaoe paa gPais. os
Slorogrene.
Saglene bGffebe Marfen | Ell Spb.
De al TO BONNER. Saperne | Snteg
nen bIcp praftiif talt fuloit9noiS
sbelogt, oels al Saglene, bells al Del
sienbe Hegn. Der fosieoe neo iom ira
ct Sfpbrrb. giterretningerne ira
gleranber, @rioepater og @merp IN
ser paa, at llueiret par enbnii p9rrr
Der.
gu itor Gel al Saelene par al
ui9opanlie Stsrrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
Spirituoiaforbrue

SfsIse SuternaI 8epenue-8o
misiionens Aarsberetning bar 81.
% Spirituoiaiorbruset / iioite 81
itaIaar p9ret Oct itsrite / 2anoet:
&iitorie. vi Spiritloia tilpirfeoeS
Der iaIt 134.600, 1893 @aaoner moi
126, SaIIoner oct foresaa'
enoe gar. Sliorbruset belsb iis til
1859, 722,SS1 @aloner MOB 1,S45.'
SSS,025 9aloner aaret foruo. Sor'
sseIien IbgiorSe tiIiauunen 1911
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

sGate apnsersselie f%ierner al Raos
Ilist, Der fra aisttenet trGn9er Jig 9iens
mem Suiet, iamt al anoen 2ugt; Iiener
/ gelust npsubiprln9ne Slomiter. Yafte
toItenpe 20 Gents oil pGre moi for ct
gar. Seno Srimerfer eler Yen9e til
9or g., Darlington, q. Sat. Yrspe frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

1903. 1911
Grabte /. 466 81
Doe al Wiinbflemme 406 10
Silifaoefomne .4,449 1903
5 oisie nj aar bar Sribeosoagens
6eItlisboIoelie meoisrt Sobet al
1,719 Menueitelip, mems life min.
ore emo 37,410 er fommet tiIifabe,
mango giort til arsbIineer for 2ips.
tho.
/ Observation-Disclosures aftasen bar
p9ret melt marferet | De itore gper,
Sor fire aar iioeu blep Is Wenneifer
orebt og $50 fo9iteoe UNDER Seirin.
gen al 6ribeosoasen | Chicago. SSSaar
blep fun 2 or9bt og blot SO fp9iteoe.
S 1907 bIep paa Sribebsoogen %
@enneifer brebt os 422 fpeitebe i
Gem 9orf, mems antaIet / 1911 blot
bar 9enboIbspis 3 og 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

BrrpIr - sr-orp uA.s sATryt JrsY lsp 1909 A. TT PoT
orurt A. DTrcr.H. Iowa UaBIH ma AG ~ cosaaEs, or
KIE5H s. 1881.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
] Heiier i europa. Or. aIfreo Otpre,

&eiier i europa. Or. @lfreo Omre,
Gefanus beo WinneiotaS StatSuni.
oeriitets SanolGseaioelins, bar |
CONNER igjeu tilbra9t 5erien / CIT
ropa, % blanot andre 2anoe bar ban
beisgt Rorge, Suerige % 0anmarf.
San bar en- Del al Sioen reiit iam-
men meo Broi. og Wrs. Hiharo
Burton peb NinneiotaS Statsuniper.
iitet og DIR. % Nrs. ebmuno Q.
groofs % Ssn, ~Iiseleoes fra Minne-
apolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
Uorrena.Krcnife

3. 3. Storm i Gallns, Teras, bIep
paIgt til Senior 8ice Commander
for "llniteo Spaniib 8ar geterans"
paa 5oreningens aarsmsoe / Sfla.
bona Gitp, Sfla., forrise uge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

Zen imbpiflebe @ube. 9unSen: "&ios
len er meeet pen = bar Se fanife Ell
gruasanpisnine til benz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

Stipenbinm. Soma Statsuniper-
iitet bar lopet ct Stipenoiim paa
5000 til en- Stribent ira De noroiife
Gamble, iom er piaig til at opboIbe Jig
peo llniperiitetet ct aar og unoerpiie
Ell Gel al Sioen / noroiife Sprog og
Siteroturer, iamtioig meo at ban
iortiptter fine Stuoier Der. Den me
B%rpiibent for llniperiitetet, DR.. BON.
man, ifol bore lepenoe intereSieret |
ben paa9aaenoe 9euGgelie til lloper'
ling al ErofeSiorer % S%tloentcr
meIlem amerifa og De noroilfe
2aroe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
SorbenparenSe statsiefret@r sI.

bert Berg / Spooner, Minn., er paa
9aIe iom aunoioat til aonsresmanb
"at large" oeo neite 8als efter Den
npe SnooeIine at aonsresoiitrifter |
n9pnte Stat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

fnptteoe gaatoet for beese Pars
8eofommenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
Notwithstanding
26he Nuauif.

sss ct. paur asasmarfso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

@injcs Sprn. On nplig afosoe
Olaf Sinie / Otter Sail 9olntp,
Minn., meboeIeS poerligere, at bans
Suitrii, bpis Eigenapn par Sbea GU
perSbatter SrPnna, fsbt paa GiosIfo'
gen nGr &ongspinger, bsoe / Decent
Der 1909. gaepe 9srn leper: Wrs.
q. 8. Melbp, Sergus Sails; Wfrs.
81. 9. Sbomion, Seeming; Otrs. Slaf
Shei, Sergus Sails; TO u9ifte 9stre,
8agnp og Selea; Olaf Sinie, ct.
Olaf; Or. Sppert Sinie, Seeming;
Or. Gipinb 8inie, Chicago; Erof.
arne 8inie, Spen 8inie % Ssmuno
Sinie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29

9agnp os Selea; Olaf 8inie, ct.
Olaf; Or. Sppert 8inie, Seeming;
Or. Gipinb Iinje, Chicago; Erof.
@rne ginie, Spen Sinie % Ssmuno
Tinie.
Splpbrgllnp. Mr. % Wrs. Go.
9lnberlon / Tbinelanber, @iS., iei'
reoe iorleben fit S%slpbrpllup. On.
firing 70 al oeres Genner % Raboer
Dor tiliteoe i oeres Sielti og tilbragte
9agen iommen meb Dem. Wange
Imlffe @aper blep operraft Dem,
SsIpbruoeparret blep 9gtepiet / Sune
&irfe / 1886 % fom til amerifa /
1888. De boiatte fig / Mtuifegon,
Wih., men flptteoe efter nogle Iars
SprIsb til Hbinelanoer, bpor De iioen
bar boet. Se bar bapt II 9srn,
bporaf 8 leper % bar tiliteoe peo
SslpbrpaupSielten.
8isas @ogter. @amle aaptein
0anieIien / San SranciSco, iom bar
pastel "8iea" / De iioite TO Slar, bar
opidgt fin StiIing paa 8runo al at
ilporne Gutter foriiIempeoe BAN og
fable bam iaa mango l(bebageligbe.
Der, at @amlineen blep fieo al De
mango Speftafler og err M reiIt til ct
mt SapneanI9g / RGrbeoen al SEEM
Orleans for at isge geifipftigelie,
NoQeu mn Wano er life anidt,s men
Ea~rfitprelien bar cpiat ct bsit @ipr.
be ri,nbt "@ipa" for at beIfptte ben
moo SpcrIait. Silipnsnlanoen peo
"tbe 9eoh Chalet" bill boloe ben /
Sroen, beretter "9ien".
Sbpritrn Siaticn Hosgaarb, Ell so
Iar ganlnlel Horbmano, blep forle'
oeu Sog iun6et i Ell %iorfommen I'll.
itano al Eolitict / Chicago. San bap'
DC Here Suien Dollars paa zig, men
ban fuloc life gisre ipnoerli9 reoe
for iig bperfcn meo Senipn til De man
&c Yenge cIer / andre Seuieenber,
og ban f,nbe life tale Gngelif. Son.
iul Saiiedn bar ienere ta9ct Jig al
ham, oa ban or MI paa Sabitba $50.
ipitaI, hoor ban upoer goo Tleie. Oct
or her fonlmet for en- Gaa, at Nos.
gooro or ira &ouaSbcrafarten / Nor.
ge, at ban ticnte iia en- 6ormrle iou1
Sromfar % reiite Ill Imcrifa for Z
Iar iiocn. Sort opboIbt ban Jig /
Canada % fom bcrira til Staterne.
@rnanppcr. Sans Horhbu, Spn
al Mr. % @frS. Ole Norobp / GpanS-
bile, 0tinu., bIep forrige llge /
Stouqhton, @iS., Getepiet til Cora
Sulictb fra Torter, Cater al Wtr.
% airs. Gbriit Siilietb, &ieIicn for.
rcttebeS of Taitor aroiti. - Waruin
Solicn. Ssn al Wr. oa WrS. .. 3.
SoIicn, blep npIig Ggtepiet / ga.
bena. Iiun., til Olga Stcpens, Sot.
fer al Mtr. pe Mrs. 9. 8, Stcpens
/ Stouqbtcn, @is. - q. 8. Seglie
fra @aIcott, q. .Sof.. % 3riitiue
@oore ira Sarge bIep iioite ltse pate-
piet / iibiuGonte 9p al Ealtor Wis.
nciS. 9rnoen er Oatter al afocoe
Sens @aare / gois Golntp. = st
SobbeItbrpllrip ianot ifslee "Siour
Sails Ioiten" Steo iorriae Snsboe
paa amut llIriflens Sarm | Sisblano
Sopnibip, 9ineoIn Go, 9. 9af.. ioet
Wr, % Irs. Smut ulrifiuns Ssn,
Ole llIrifion. blep Getepiet til geiis
emma SIiou, en- 8iee, iom npIig
som oper fro Rorse, % 0atteren
IRiis Selma lllrifion blep piet til
Oscar anution at Rorpap Soipn-
ibip. SIR. 3mition or Ssn at Ole
anution, en- af Yioueererne / Ror.
49, 0--n.S Il~G~. m.,x<>I
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
HAS one WIFE BUT
MARRIES ANOTHER
AUTHOR RETURNS FROM PARIS
TO DISCOVER HE is UNWIT-
TING BIGAMIsT.

New York, Nov. 1.-The arrival *
the Kronprinz Wilhelm here today
from Europe, led to the discovery that
George Randolph Chester, the au-
thor and playwright, was aboard with
young woman whom he said he had
married recently in Paris.
When it was pointed out to Mr..
Chester that the divorce proceedings
brought by his former wife bad
reached only the stage of an interlocu-
tory decree signed October 12 and
that the dnal decree could not be
granted until 80 days had elapsed, he
rushed in agitation to the nearest
telephone and called up his lawyer.
Afterward he said:
Il find that I committed no crime
in marrying abroad. l married Miss
Daremo in Paris as soon as got
word that my fife had obtained a di-
vorce.' The new Mrs. Chester is an
artist who has illustrated many of
Mr.. Chester's stories. Mrs. Chester's
suit named her as correspondent.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
THIRTY VENIREMEN
EXCUSED BY JUDGE
WORK OF SECURING A JURY TO
TRY M'NAMAHA CASE SLOW
AND TEDIOUS.

Los Angeles, Nov. 1.-Ten venire-
men out of panel of 40 summoned
in the Mcnamara murder trial, were
all that remained when Judge Wal
ter Bordwell finished their prelim-
mary examination today. The others
presented excuses which the court
considered valid, especially in view
of the probable great length of the
trial. Three veniremen remained from
the precxeding venire.
Almost immediately after the open
ing of the regular court session, Dis
trict Attorney Fredericks withdrew
opposition on the part of the state
to defense's challenge against Thomas
e. Preston, an architect who said his
opinion that members of the labor
unions blew up the Times building
was founded upon personal expert
ence with union men. He was re
placed by Jesse R. Townsend, Pasa
dena dentist.
James B. Mcnamara seemed more
deeply interested in yesterdays local
primary elections than anything else
One of his counsel, Job Hartman
was nominated for mayor on the so
cialist ticket at that election.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
ONLY TWELVE ARRESTS.

During the past month IL arrests,
all on the charge of drunkenness,
have been made on the East side. OF
this number two culprits have also
been charged with disorderly conduct
and another with trespassing. This
record as compared with the month of
September, is an increase of three.
Compared with last years record for
October it is a decrease of 10. Most
of the arrests were made in the early
part of the month and several days
ago the Jail was without an occupant
Two burglaries were reported on the
East side of the river last month but
the offenders we're not apprehended
in either case. Both these offenses
we're committed about the time of the
breaking up the state fair at Albu-
querque and it is the theory of the
police that the offenders were follow
crs of the carnival and shows at the
Duke City One arrest was made on
the charge of forgery and, after a
u eliminary hearing the accused man
was bound over to the grand jury.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01

Torreon, State of Coahuila, Mex.
Nov. 11-six federals and one Mad
erista we're killed and is federals
wounded in a street sight here last
night The trouble grew out of an
attempt Of four Maderista officers
who it is alleged, had been drinking,
to disarm gendarme. A mob gath
cred and took the part Of the gen
darme Captain Benjamin Argume-
do and other Maderistas were placed
in Jail. only to be rescued by 40 9TH
er Maderistas. who disarmed the jail
guards
The federal soldiers were then
summoned ana fighting in the streets
began. The Maderistas finally took
to the hills and ar ecamping near the
city. General Emilio Marc is coming
from San Pedro to assume personal
charge Of the situation, which win
be complicated by the expected arriv-
al from Durango Of Maderistas who
are coming to be discharged. 1t is
feared they viii Join the men in the
hills.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
AUTO TRAIN is DUE
TOMORROW NIGHT
BUT 1T is EXPECTED THAT BAD
ROADS WILL DELAY COAST
To-coAsT PARTY SOME.

Piloted by A. L. Westgard for
the aymond-Whitcomb company, the
first automobile train to cross the
continent is running on scheduled
time and, unless unforeseen events oc-
cur between here and Trinidad, will
arrive in Las Vegas tomorrow even
ing. According to word received from
Trinidad the party is already out o.
Kansas and is due to arrive in Trini-
dad, one of the night controls, this
afternoon. At all points in Kansas
the party was welcomed to the towns
and cities and treated with the best
the place afforded, The Trinidad
Commercial club has planned means
Of entertainment at the club rooms.
1t was planned by the automobiIists
of that city to go to La Junta and
escort the party in from that place.
The night will be spent in Trinidad
and the party will begin its climb of
the Ration range tomorrow bright and
early, as they have planned to make
the trip into Las Vegas in one day. 1t
| is thought that the last two DAYS o.
sunshine has dried up the roads be-
tween here and Ration sufficiently to
make them passable. The oaly bad
spot on the road is at Maxwell City
and it is said that this has dried out
considerably.
Las Vegas is one of the night con
trolls of the tourists and it is to oe
hoped that the Commercial cluo,
and the autoists will give q friendlp
greeting to the party. The Com
mercial club is the place for such
things and it is up to the officers to
start something. If this trip is deemed
la success it means that several SINH
lar tours will pass through Las Vegas
every season, so a welcome s due To
this party of autoists from the rast.
Las Vegas is as civilized as the rest
of the West, but some Of the tourists
NAV be from Missouri.
from Las Vegas the train will go
to Santa Fe on Friday if the party ar
rives here on scheduled time. The
autoists are due in Albuquerque On
Saturday where stop of two days
will be made.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
Italy Spares Albania.

Chiasso, Switzerland, Nov. with
view to bringing the war with Tur-
key quickly to an end the Italian cab
met has decided that the Porte must
either accept peace Immediately or
lose more territory. This means that
some of Turkeys valuable island pos
sessions in the Mediterranean will be
seized unless she submits to her fate.
1t is understood that new plans will
be set into action as soon as the Mar
quis Di San Gislliano, minister of for
eign arairs, can reach the necessary
a,naers l.ndflg with the interested
powers. 1t is expected that Italy will
continue to spare the Albanian coast
in order to avoid complications along
the Adriatic and in the Balkan states.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01

San Francisco. Nov. 1-Advices
were received here today from shang
Hal by the Chinese Free Press. re-
porting that the rebels had driven
back the imperial forces and had es-
tablished themselves in the town of
ShaIShou. about 20 miles to the north
Of Hankow During the attacks
against Hankow. the imperial forces
were under the command of General
Fung WEEK Chong. 1t also IL stated
that the Peking government had re-
ceived telegram from viceroy
Chung Ming Chi Of Canton. report
ing his city to- be at the mercy of
the rebels. In reply the government
instructed the viceroy to consent to
the N~neral demands of the revolu-
tionists with view to holding that
province in peace.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
Pacific Fleets Display.

Los Angeles. Nov. 1.-The roar of
big naval guns announced today the
review OF the Pacific feet, the COM
panion piece of the big display of the
Atlantic feet on the other side Of
the continent.
The feet. "a ships in all. with two
submarines, arrived off Los Angeles
harbor before dawn and when the
mists lifted, daylight revealed one of
thine greatest aggregation of warships
ever assembled on the Pacific. The
great seafighters stretched from a
point opposite San Pedro to Long
Beach, seven miles away. Conspit u
Gus in the quietly swaying line was
the famous old warrior Oregon, re
furbished and given "a family re-
semblance to her younger sisters by
the big military mast arising above
her after-turret. The Oregon is the
only battleship-heavily armed aad
armored-among all the "a large YES
sells, and the old ship was the center
Of interest for a party of guests in
vited by Secretary of the Navy Meyer
to accompany Admiral Thomas on
his tour of review.
The reviewing vessel was the little
vunboat Vicksburg. After bringing che
fleet up from San Diego, Admiral
Thomas transferred command of the
neet temporarily to Rear Admiral
Switzerland.
At 12:45 o'clock the review began
The feet was maneuvered into fonl
lines. following parallelogram, the
four corners of which were marked
by the cruisers West Virginia, flag
ship Of the second division. the de
stioyer Whipple, the submarine Pike
and the submarine Grampus.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01

ROBBERS FRIGHTENED AWAY
WHEN SWITCH ENGINE APP
PRoAcHEs SCENE.
GOT LITTLE FOR THEIR WORK
1T IS THOUGHT THE HAUL MADE
BY THE BANDITS WILL NOT
AMOUNT TO MUCH,

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 1.-Six
masked men held up westbound Rock
Island passenger known as the Ar
kansas-O Oklahoma express, midway be-
tween Memphis and Hurlburt, Ark,
early today, ransacked the mail
pouches and fred several nitro-glyc-
crime caps into the local" safe of the
express car, which not only tors away
the safe doors, but wrecked the car.
The bandits were frightened away
when switch engine, searching for
the overdue train, approached froul
Hurlburt.
The robbers boarded the train when
it slowed down near Hurlburt, eleven
miles from Memphis. Intinidating
the engine crew by display of weap-
ons, the men forced the engineer to
back the train several miles. Then
the express and mail cars we're cut
from the coaches and hauled ahead a
short distance, where the half COM
pleted robbery was executed In the
meantime, other members Of the train
crew ,as well as the express messen-
gers and mail Clerks were brought
to submission by the robbers.
When the detached cars were
stopped one robber began gathering
registered mail and another set the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
MADERo IN A WRECK

Torreon, Mex, Nov. 1.-The special
train on the Mexican Central railway
carrying President-Elect Francisco
l. Madero and his party from Chi
huahua to the capital collided head
on with freight train near Come,
Palacio early today.
The Madero party escaped unharm
ed, but Trainmaster Alberto Sanche,
of Gomez Palacio, was killed. Witt
Madero were Alberto Madero and hi.
wife; Governor Abran Gonzales o.
chihuahua and General Pascual Oroz
co.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
TURKEY lEIOICEs GREATLY|
COMPILATIONS ARE FEARED
FOR THIS REASON ITALIANS ARE
LEAVING ALBANIAN COAST
UNMoLEsTEp.

Alexandria. Nov. l. Reports Of
Turkish victories at Tripoli were
echoed here during the night in tu
multi that at one time threatened to
be serious. The natives turned out
in thousands calling upon Allah to
confound the infidels.' Shots were
exchanged between Moslems and
Europeans. One native was killed
and IA others wounded before the po-
lice had suppressed the rioting.
Scores of arrests were made.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01
NORMALS TO PLAY
ALBUQUERQUE HIGHS
GAME BETWEEN LOCAL TEAM
AND THE DUKE CITY BUNCH
SHOULD BE GOOD ONE.

Arrangements were made this aft
ernoon by the management of the
Normal football team to bring the AL.
buquerque high school eleven to Lao
Vegas Saturday afternoon for a con
test with the warriors of the loca'
school. The Albuquerque team is a
fast aggregation and good game is
expected as the Normals have been
in training for nearly month and are
well schooled in the tricks of the
game. ThtE will be the irst inter
scholastic game Of football played
in Las Vegas for several years and a
big crowd is expected. The game will
be played at Amusement park Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-01

SECRETARY OF NAVY MEYER
VISITS CRAFT ACCOMPANIES
BY MANY GUESTS
OREGON CENTER OF INTEREST
HISTORIC sATTLEsHtP IS PRE-
MIER or THE VESSELS IN
PACIFIC REVIEW.

New York, Nov. 1.-Ninety nine
fghting ships. groomed for the first
formal event of the greatest mobiliza'
ton in the history of the United
States navy-inspection by Secretary
George Won L. Meyer-swung at an
chor in the Hudson river this morning
in gray line. seven miles long.
Only three torpedo boats, the Bar
ney. Tingley and Craven, were miss
ing from the list of 102 vessels or
dered to the mobilization, and the
feet as it stood included every bat
tleship now in commission in the
United States navy, "a in all, every
one in fighting trim.
Early risers saw ship after ship
take form as the mist lifted. Then
at 8 O'Clock a signal flashed on the
Connecticut and every craft in line
burst into rainbow OF colors from
stem to stern. 1t was the first order
Of the day preparatory to the inspec-
ton Of the afternoon. The presiden-
tial yact, Mayfiower. selected to
carry Mr.. Meyer and his guests. in
cluding members of the senate and
Iouse committee on naval afal.s. as
anchored off West Twenty-third
street.
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uNwRIrrEN Aw.lNvokED.

Opelousas, La, Nov. during the
argument of counsel in the case of
Mrs. Zee Runge McRee, charged with
killing Allan Garland, the "unwritten
law was first mentioned this after
noon, when Colonel T. L. Lewis for
the defense said that in Louisville
there is no law providing punishment
for the man who attempts to seduce
his neighbor's life, but there is an
unwritten law"
The prosecution objected, declaring
the case was being tried on written
law.
1--WE intend to try this case ON
,unwritten law responded Lewis.
THAT law and the law laid down by
that splendid old lady, Mrs. Garland,
who told Mrs. McRee, every woman
has the right to protect her honor e