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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
BRIDGES
ASSURED

East Chicago, Nov Two new
bridges TO span the canal are now prac-
tically assured, the county commission
ers at meeting held yesterday having
agreed to make requisition on the
county council for the necessary appro-
priation. The bridges are to be built
at Chicag avenue and Canal street, the
former TO be a permanent steel lift
bridge. costing in the neighborhood of
$4,000. while the canal street bridge
will be temporary one TO cost not
more than $1,000
Work on both bridges is expected to
be begun early in the Spring. or before
If the weather will permit. the Canal
street bridge being especially necessary
in order to put the newly constructed
road to Whiting into commission.
/ Quite a delegation of prominent citi-
zens from Indiana Harbor and East Chi
cago went to Crown Point yesterday TO
pull for the bridges. The party includ :
ed G. A. Westberg. Thomas OConnelL,
Mayor Schlieker, George w. Lewis. w.
b. Van Horne, A. G. Lundquist. J. +.
Lewis Meyers and Manager wilcoxso on
of the South Shore were also present,
their mission being however to protest
against being taxed fer part of the cost
Of the Chicago avenue bridge.
The prospects are now for a special
meeting to be held the first week in
January when the appropriation will be
made by the County Council. the com
. missioncrs will then advertise for bids
and the contracts let No trouble is
anticipated at the hands of the Com
missioners. who had previously agreed
to make the appropriation. A bond is
sue viii be made to cover the expense
and no difficulty is expected in dispos-
ing of these.
The appropriation might be made al
once, the delay until the first of the
year being considered advisable how
ever as an Appropriation made during
the year would expire before 1911 and
i there was scarcely time between now
and then to do all the prelfmina rfes
necessary before actual work would be
commenced. If work were not COM
lmenced before the expiration of the ap
preparation, it would be necessary to GO
through this formality again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07

Oct was made yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. Stanley Kruszynski, Eley-
enth avenue and jefferson street, called
at Finerty's morgue asking for inform-
alton regarding her missing husband.
The woman learned that her husband
was buried a week following his death.
She told a pitiful tale to Mr.. Finerty.
1t appears that her husband had been
out of work for several months and
that their two small children lacked
the barest necessities of life. On Oct
$ the husband was told to go to the
steel mill gate to get work. 1t was on
his way to work that that he was kill
ed few pieces of dry rye bread
wrapped in a newspaper was found be-
side the body. This was the man
MONDAY meal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
POSTOFFICE TO
HANDLE SANTA
CLAUS MAIL

Old Kris I<ringle made an unexpect-
ed visit to Chicago yesterday and then
returned post haste to his toy factory
near the aorth pole.
Before leaving he commissioned ID.
A Campbell and John NJ Hubbard
postmaster and assistant postmaster.
to handle all letters address to him un-
der his nom de plume of Santa Claus
and receive. at the Chicago postoffice.
All letters received by the office UP
until jan addressed to Santa Claus
will be turned over to benevolent per-
sons and charitable organizations" the
postmaster said. Any person desir-
ing to make gifts to the needy should
communicate with u.s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07

Beyond giving the various city de-
partments a mere bagatelle of nearly
ten thousand dollars to keep the gov
ernment wheels running until the end
of next month. the Gary common coun :
ell session was one Of little business
last night
The Navor Is Wearfcd.
Wearied by the days vigil at the
bribery trials at Valparaiso. Mayor
Knots dozed away many times durin G
the session The council met in the
city courtroom, because the treasurer
is using its chamber. and the meeting
in the courtroom last night recalled the
days of the old council combine. MIR
Knots little sleeping spells were fire.
quently punctuated by 1usty speeches
on the part of Alderman Castleman
who finally got everybody tangled w
by amending amendments to amend
nents. horribly decorating parliament
airy law, massacring the English Ian
guage and handling with IMMUNITY
emergency clauses. All of the alder
men were present save Mr.. Bowser-
Where the Money Goes.
Appropriations to enable city depart.
ments to run until the balance of the
fiscal year were as follows:
City court.... ..-............$ 80
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
STRANGER KILLED
ON PENN. RAILWAY
CONTINUED from page l.,

the train and was knocked down by it.
failing under one or the cars.
However. circumstances which pre-
coded the fatality bear out the suicide
theory. Less than an hour before it
occurred officer Hiram Kerr, who is
stationed a the four corners noticed a
stranger whose actions seemed to him
suspicious. The man wore a greatly
troubled look. Kerr spoke to him and
asked him where he was going. The
stranger did not care to reply, appar-
emily, and gave evasive answer.
Kerr asked him his business and was
told he was waiter. The man reluct-
antly admitted that he had come into
East Chicago a freight train and
that he wanted to get away on the Wa
bash. He was rather well dressed but
lacked an overcoat and seemed cold.
His face and hands were dirty and
Kerr told him there was a good wash
room at the Reiland hotel recommend
ing him to take advantage of it and
wash up. The man seemed glad of the
suggestion and went inside. He re-
appeared soon after and asked Kerr If
"it was all right" and whether he
could go now.
| The officer replied Sure" that he
had nothing on the stranger. but warn
ed him not to ask ANYBODY on the
street for money. The stranger prom
| ised and went his way
An hour later Kerr saw him again
/, dead.
There was nothing found on the
mans person in the first superficial
search of his belongings to identity
him. A key attached to a hotel check
bearing the name Chicago hotel. may
! be the means of establishing his identi-
ty. The coroner has taken charge OF
what was found on his person and an
effort Will be made to ascertain his
name and locate his relatives
The train which killed him was in
charge of c. II. Bornholt, conductor
and Plat Star engineer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
No ACTION
TAKEN ON
FRANCHISE
Gary City Council Holds a
Meeting Last Night, But
Adjournment Nips in the
Bud Any Action on Chi
cago & Meridian Grant.
What the Gary Common
Council Did Last Night.

Appropriated nearly $4,000 TO en-
able city departments to run until
tho end OF the year.
Referred to committee ordinance
10 establish y city senlership.
Hnsty adjournment prevents my
action being tnIen ON the Chicago,
Meridian and Indianapolis railway
franchise rntificntIon.
Council will meet tonight ms n
committee of the whole to go over
scaIership ordinance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
Elections Today.

Elections are being held in towns
throughout Lake county today and
there are some warm contests reported
for the offices of trustee. clerk, trea-
surer and marshal. At Hobart three
tickets are in the field and at Miller
there is considerable competition. The
election at New Chicago has been at
tended with some nte-election doings
that smacked of Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07

of Gary, formerly of Lowell: Ralph
Young and Earl Crawford of Crown
Point; Steve Iangor of Robertsdale,
and Leroy Hayden Of Eagle Creek
The county commissioners have pass
ed on most of the applicants for sa-
loon licenses and none of them were
refused. Two applications were taken
under Amusement. but it is said that
they will be granted
The county commissioners have de-
cided to build bascuie bridge over the
canal at Chicago avenue in East Chi
eago. The bridge will be of the same
size IS the splendid new bridge over
the Calumet river on Holman street
In Hammond
The board has not, however. decided
to let the same company build the
bridge 1t takes the position that there
are other bridges of just as good quail
~ which could be built at less cost
Chicago avenue is 100 feet wide and the
new bridge will be sixty feet wide
Other Business.
1t has also been decided to build a
temporary bridge to cost about $4,000
between East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor. This will be a lift bridge.
Auditor Charles Johnson has sue
ceeded in inducing the Erie railroad to
build switch into the property of the
county upon which the new county in
Urinary will be built.
The contract for the construction OF
the new infrmary will be let at the
first meeting of the board of county
commissioners next year. This will
make 1t possible to get all of the pre-
liminaries out of the way so that the
work of constructing the buildings can
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
Meetings Tonight.

The Gary school board viii hold its
regular fortnightly meeting tonight at
the Er,arson building.
Members of the Gary common coun-
ell will meet as a committee of the
whole in the city courtroom tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07

begin next spring. When this build
ing is completed it will be the finest
inhrmary in the state of Indiana out
side OF Marion county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07

THERE ARE MORE THAN THREE
TIMES MORE TINES CIRCULATED
EVERY DAY THAN ALL THE OTHER
DAILY PAPERS IN LAKE COUNTY
PUT TOGETHER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
Fat job for some One.

The city sealership ordinance pro-
vides that the sealer shall be appointed
by the mayor No salary has been
agreed upon. but It is understood that
it VIII be $1,000 a year job. Sianund
Eisler. the meat market man and for
mer Indiana Harbor politician. is said
to be the man who Will get the job.
Wide powers are to be vested in the
sealer's hands. He will examine all
weights. scales. measures and stand
ards and may charge fees for such ex-
animation. There will be a penalty for
those who practice deceit in this con-
nection.
Dips Into Pork Barrel.
The little appropriation of $1,000 ad-
ditional for city printing means that
the Knots organ will get most of this
money. 1t will come in handy should
hard times come on.
The Calumet Lumber company will
receive $3.50 as the result of an appro-
priation TO pay off a circuit court judg-
ent. This Judgment was obtained fol
damages done to its property In the
widening of First street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
BODY IDENTIFIED.

Ident kcation of the body of the UNI
known. foreigner killed on the Gary &
Western high line on the morning of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07

THERE'S CHANCE THAT YOU
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
SHOPPING" ANY LONGER. READ
THE TIMES ADS AND SEE 1T THIS
n NOT so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
Limit of pepravitv.

There is nothing lower than by.
procrisy. To profess friendship and
act enrnity is sure proof of total
depravity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
SEVEN IN HOT
SCRAP FOR JOB

CONTINUED from Page l.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
VIRGINIA \ EWS.

After a bard fight Nrw-r1r' News
won he lIl3 mrr'iiG II the Virginia
Grtil oig1 81 OH Fellows, ktch-
monI Icing the only other Guy max
ing bid for the meeting. The GrGGd
LoIge adjourned III Lynchburg last
right alter y busg session. Iester-
DAY morning 500 visitors went by
special train to the Orphanga and
Old Folks Home, supported IS the
Grand Lodge, spending ball day
there.
Rev Thomas GIrsuch Il g ~ years
OLD, onr Of the Oldest and most well
known preachers OF ihe NJ. thoIist
Episcopal Church nf Baltimore and
Hartford counties, died suddenly ya
tprday morning at his horne, at Park
vile, Baltimore, Md, county.
Charging her husband, Frei ;5'arck,
Washington newspaper correspond.
ent. with cruelty, d'unscnncss. and
nnu.>upport, Mrs Lillian NJ. Starck
today fled a sui. .sin the Di>tri't ST.
preme Court for pirate maintenance
Mrs. Stark says they were married
November y, 1897, at New York, ard
have no children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
W eidiI!E.

Philadelphia, May ll.-Wi'iiam r.
Taylor >i,.e. president and sec ctary ot
tue Philadelphia & Reading Hail~"y
Company were married At noon tcdaY
TO Mrs. EIi:aInth May E>erctt Gill, oi
Radnor, prominent socially aud dis.
pu,Gd 10 be worth several million dol,
lars
Tie ceremony wi;i"h took place AT
s.. Martins Church, Redu"r, a"s PEI
formed by Rev GpurAc ", Lamb,
re, Tor and Rev. Dr. Carl +. Camnier,
of ,his city. The wedding was private,
their being pres, mt only the Rev. aud
Mrs. John EwclI, larksGurg, ". Va.
the son.iu-Iaw ard daughter Of Mr..
and AIRS. Joseph NJ. K. Wilson, OF
Oyerbrcok.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Deviicd Cran> al Spinks' tonight.
Zen Deaths from Poisoning.

Philadelphia. May 1l.-=iNith total
of ten deaths within two months
from cyanide poisoning, Coroner Ford,
aroused by the triple tragedy last night
when three persons fell victims TO cya
hide OF potassium. following a debarcf /,
declared today that The campaign 10
haze more stringent laws enacted
affecting the sale of poisonous drugs
will tc wagcd with increased vigor.
The dead are: John Shinn, 53 gears
uld. 4 photographer; Earl Burr, 30,
i!inerant photographer; Ida Arhuckle,
WIDOW, sail to be connected with q
wcr:ihy san Francisco family.
Mis-. Emily SLinn, wife OF tie dead
man, and Michael AIcGinlcy, 4 boardcr,
Hhn were near death from the poison,
recovered during the night, and are
brira held pending an Investigation.
|, is the contention al the police that
Sh;nn deliberately poisoned his wife,
himself ana the three guests ia the
house while intoxicatcd and dospondent
ever his inability 10 oMain a position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11

TOMMiSaI0NEitS SAl.E.-In oDGd-
" ;encc TO 4 uccrcn cnte red III me
CcrpCrl:iun Court ithe City OF AleXan,
:irin, Va. in the cnancery suit styled
Ross p. Andrews ct ais. vs. the Amer
ican Locomotive Appliance Company.
will oiIer for sale at public auction At $50
y. NJ. Saturday. May -, 1911, in front OF
inc h.arket House. tR0yai street en-
trance AleXauirit Virginia al thcasScts
Of snii ,i,ftntant, consisting Of Let rrs
Patent Ur the United states Tor urall
rrge,ilatin.r attachments for steam nboiicr
furnaces. bearing tiic following nsimbc1
and i1:c>:
NJ. so. u. September =, iSA7
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30. G7;| 80, .InUc - ltlll
No. 7IE tal-. ljGcr;Ili..r Il, Inlj
;-ric!, acscLS are s!!ltipct tn 4 rOtaiit
rhar..r:: tircr 'ir!ars ard hhy cents. ~
favo, cr ionn ;ii!ton, lDr pach mach'n
manufactured.
lrt:ns or s,t!C ~-0ae thiFd eD.h Oh dag
| 'i -:ic, one ,i;ird IN 40 day and rpsih'e
IN q, DAYS Ern,n day pi ship !'Oiidr jnr the
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| hani required il the ahOve cau-e las
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Tcate: may lVtu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Verdict Against Mrs. Su!lt.

New York, MAY ia jury in the
Supreme. CLu,t today returned a Sci-
dirt for $223 :.&6 81 against Mrs, Emma
Sally. wife Of the former cotton king.
Daniel j. Sally, in favor OF P,tcr IL.
Corr. head OF The Hoffman,, Corr Manu-
featuring Company, OF Tnuulon, Mass.
Corr slle,l 70, $40 900 and interest since
1904, when he cinilnru he !uan"d Mrs.
Sally the money t. save the turnl hings
Of her Fifth avenl nanSlnn from tie
sheriff AT The trial, MIS-. Sui" denied
tLal Corr loaned her The money, say.
ing lie had paid it over 10 her husband
IN come, Iiuu with deal IN which they
were partners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
1he I;ictE Murder Trial.

Hay ward, Wis, M"y ll.-EiHard
Hines. The lumber king, was sub
poenaed hy john Diclz to-day ri The
opening Of court in the DirlZ murder
trial. Jndge Reed was taken hack
xhen asked By Detz to subpoena Hines
and was reluctant about authorizing
the subpoena. He said;
Mr. Dielz, if you are doing this for
the purpose nf creating sensation,
shall not bring AIr. Hines into court,
but il yUu are >ince'c will have him
brought in a. witness for you.
Il am absolutely 'inccre," said
Dietz, and want 10 get at what Inc
knows about the men he stnt t. me
who claimed iIrat they represented a
man with more power than the COVER
nor OF the state.
Sheriff Frel Clarke was then sent
out to bring in the lumber baron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
s.:iciyte ii ~, irrIiraa!G.

New York, May II Learning frnn
phy>,C,lns list his cast uts ,nc"',' L.
and lr,ring The Grman lt."mlAi up
ported by t~n cut h :, NlllIin NJ
Carmichael, cf 051 Park aven "., Imprd
to Central Park and committed suicide
today hy shouting himself in the
The dead man lad suff, zed from an
uIcrrous growth and learned that he
WAS doomed to certain death as soo1
as Tie growth Sp,ead TO an rtery nc.:
Which it was Ccn;ereI.
la letter addressed 10 tic corQner,
the dead man said 81 eak a5 you
think bc That You are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
AUCTION SALES.
II. L. hnON, AUCIIOuECT.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

vi
~ ESTATE.
Under and by virtue ofa decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Alexandria County. en-
tered on the 18th day cf April, l3il, III 4
ciaucery cauSc therein pending. entitled
Julius blackwell ct ais. yS, Carrie Miller
tails. The undersigned commissioners
Of sale. will sc Ii 1T puhlicaucrion III front
uI the EOvai street entrance 10 The MAI
kct Building. IN the city OF AleXandria
on saturday. Tic 2th day Of May, 1911, /,
ihr following described real estate. 10
wit:
All thqt lot Of ground situated in
Alexandria Comfy, Virginia. on the
cast side Of Royal street, extended, ana
bonded as follows To Wit:
Beginning on the east side OF Royal
street cHtcuc!cd at Il point sixty tG)) feet,
,i1or,. less. south Of the intersection oi
Rovti and Third streets extended. ana
running thence south Oh Royal extend
,.i. ninety 90 feet. more or less. thence
east parallel 10 Third street IL the west.
rrn boundary Ot the lots hcreioiore so!d
l,y ,liI Wm T. Wo0ils t. Mrs. Whalen
md Mr.. Austin. thence north piriilei
10 Ruyat street extended, hinrty tSJl
!eet. more or less: thence east"r rly 10 The
beginning, heinga part OF the property
puTcha sed By said Wm. u. WoollS iron
George T.. French and wife. Improved
by suiai; frame house and stable.
Terms ofSaie: Cash,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
LOCAL EREVITlES.

TIE weather has heen warm. .todly,
the mcrcury in the thermometer Al
3 O'Clock this afternoon stlnding at g
degrees.
The Tigers will play The Rcgula 8
Saturday morning at $50 sharp o.
the Old Fair Grounds, Waters will
Fitch for the Tigers aud a good gamr
is expected.
The annual meeting OF the stock
hoIdcrs of The Castncr Electrolytic
.ilkaICompany was held in this city tc-
day al which directors for the ensuing
wear we're elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Davjlod Cssj js st Srinks' tcnigi!f,
10 i:statlssIl se.cna Zion Cit.,

Chicago, May 1i.-Evelyn Arihur
See, founder Ct the Absolute Lie"
cult. who has been OIL: Of iail on bond
for several weeks, awaiting trial, is
about 10 establish second Zion City
pear Chicago.
See is going in for education rs we'll
as for Industrial community life. Parers
for the Incorporation OF the Com
n;onweal h University" have been filed
10 Springfield by See aud his faithful
band OF women folIo1ers-Mrs. Fe-
licia Bake Rees, her daughter. Mona
Rees, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Bridges and Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ. Speer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Tobacco Workers strife.

Tampa, Fla, May ll.-Eivr thon$-
ard tobacco workers walked out today
and general strike is threatened il
The r.gar making trades As the rc>;:l' "f
inc action Of Judge Wall IN the Circnil
Court uphnIding the verdict Of the
Criminal Cont against .':Tcc 'Hcn
charged with inliE,daiing non.unirm
woTkmcn.
Tul'owing a sensational strike last
summer Jose Dr. Ia Campo, B5i Russell
aud J. f Bartlum, we're arrested Tor
conspiracy and Judge Wall ycStc day
affirmed a verdict sentencing each to a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Rio Crande Train Wrecked.

Lcadrilic, Colo, May lin max
Ing thorough search Of the wreck
Of the Rio Grande passenger train
which was derailcd on the brink oi
Eagle river near Red Cliff last night,
members of tl;e wrecEiug crew reported
today tia: tSo persons had persisted
and between % and 50 se:e Injured ~
The result oi the accident,
Eight persons are injured, seriously
Tie wreck ing crew uh ch reached iba
gccne m hour alter the wreck va
uuahle TO r,ake any progress until
daylight: wben ihr search ior o:!er
hndies began,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Very Good Busiresa.

The wife OF wealthy business nan
of Chicago was the daughter Of q pc.
iiceman. AS they grew rich, tctn she
and her husband concealed the fact
as much as possible, for the SAKE OF
their social prestige. At luncheon
several society women OF high posi-,
ton had been talking about their fanl'
lies. What was your fathers ousl-
ness, Mrs. D.?" was finally asked ol
1he business mans wife. Mrs. D. was
10y disturbed. My father was in the
copper business" she said with cool
emphasis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
'IfyStPEiUus neltils,

proiia, iii May Although ihs
CuEEr hltu,e hist Frank II Hoffman,
apr Il, i -t..t rrndei, and his stlc.
vii, ur,r lor..I dead today. had cn
tered sn;ride pact, they ATE holding
J. 3. NJ Gpwan, in whose home the
couple r2omci, pending al inves.iga-
ton. Poison was found 10 paper
clrtched in IIoffman's hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Bride Declared Insane.

New 4o'k. May ll-Alieuists Who
haya examined Mrs. O'Shaugrcs-y the
Young bride nho killed her husband TO
prev Mt him i,om deserving her, have
;cpof;cI 10 tie district attorney that
she is iu>aEc. District Attorney Whit
nan will ask that she be committed TO
m s,Ium before her baby is born.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
.tyistor,s Close Call.

New York. May 1l.-'Tom" Sop
witb, the English boy aviator" had
\ narrow escape from death today Oh
the Mineola Aviation field when gust
Of vind caught h.s Blcriot ,honoplane
and dashed it fifty feet TO the ground.
Sopvish received only slight cut over
the left eye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
Another Aviator Killed.

Berlin. May 1l.-While attempting
a fight oyer The aero grounds ct
JoEaiiri,titaI today Herr Dekemueler,
IN ayi:!ion pupil. lost his way in a
mi t. Il, s. OF; On the grounds aid
crashed ;rtr an adjoining building.
He was in-lar ;ly Killed, his machine
b,ng &, nolishtd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-11
LEWIS II. MACl1EN,
HOW ARD w. SMITH,
Commissioners Of sale,

State o. Virginia, County OF AlcXan-
dria, |, George II. Ruckcr, clerk o. the
Circuit Court Of y Alexandria Count' Nir'
ai,ia. do certify that Howard w. Smith.
cou,msssioner Of sale, in the chancery
olusc entitled .Iu!iJis Blackwell, ct ais:
-. Carrie Miller et ais, has executed
The bond required by rccrec O! sale en-
tered therein or Ithe , tu day Of april,
1911. with approved sccArity.
Given Under my liaiiL. this 4,h day ol
MIy. i9ll.
GEORGE II KuCKEa. Clerk.
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