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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07
ODD ENGLISH SNAKE STORY
When Cow Was Bitten by Reptile.
- Form Of Latter Appeared on
the Cream.

The west country of England Is no
toriously . land Of strange beliefs and
superstitions. In the frst week of tho
present. month q COW belonging to
Mrs. Heals of Goldburn, Okehampton.
which was cutie well at the mornings
milking. was. found In the evening to
be suffering from an enormous swell
ing Of the udder. II was concluded at
once that the animal had been bitten
by something. most probably by a
viper.
The COW was MIXED and the. milk
was about to be flung away when the
servant girl interposed. and speaking
from previous experience said: Let
/ It stand. because II the COW has been
bitten by q snake It will show up In
the milk" The milk was accordingly
set aside. and on looking at It. some
three hours afterward the form Of q
snake WIS distinctly seen in the
b cream which had collected on the sur
face. -,
There was an exact model Of the
reptile, the head, with the v mark
the eyes and the tongue projecting
from the month-perfect throughout
to the tail. Moreover. by aid Of
magnifying glass the scales Of the
skin could be distinctly seen. All thi.
was seen by Mrs. Heale, her two
grown-up daughters. the servant CIR
and the boy groom.
On the following morning the figure
was less distinct moth had go
into the cream and destroyed the con
tinuity Of the tail. Still the figure
was traceable. and the attention O
the veterinary surgeon was called Il
It. He admitted that the form Of ,
snake was undoubtedly there. Hi
treatment Of the animal from the frs
was for snake bite.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

.sVermillion, 20 srpns-St&tnf cd
Dor potravn{ oznamuje soudnf stf-
han{ firmly p. Binder & Sons v
Yankton, protoze frma prodavala
sodovku Hne mfrne nspoje ktere
obsahovaly sacflsrin, ienz je 800
KRAFT sladsi nezli cukr q zdravf
skodivi. Nsvladnf Janousek zas-
tnpuje stat. Pred n9kolika dny
komisaf cistych potravin Cook,
dial znieiti nekolik .kysen sodoyky
ktera byla slazena sacharinem We
Vermillion. Ocekava Sc, re vice
obchodnfkd bude stfhano bu-
doucnosti nebor odbor analysoval
pres jedno sto vzorkd mfrnJch ma
pojd.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07
Doas Brina hIoh Prices.

II Is not only In England and Amer.
lea that fantastic prices are paid for
dogs. but In Germany fanciers will pay
high prices. At the recent exhibition
Of dogs at Cassel Frenchman offered
$4,000 marks. about f600. for a po.
lice dog. The dog rejoices IN the name
OF Tell. and the sum offered might be
considered as conclusive evidence
that Tell is worthy Of his famous
name. but this Is not all. The dog be-
longs to Sergeant Decker. who re-
fused the tempting offer. observing
that his dog should not quit Germany
at any price. "a.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07
Indian Arrows In a Tree.

A large and very old oak tree felled
on Indian creek by timber cutters
proved to be landmark Of Indians
long since dead and gone. says a
dispatch from Exeter. Me.
A picture of an Indian with bow
and arrow pointing at running deer
was carved in the bark OF the tree
near the ground. while higher up were
pictures OF the rising sun. with an
Indian kneeling; flying eagle. tur,
tie lying on It's back and picture OF
a snake.
More than a dozen arrows we're EN-.
bedded in the tree. where they had
been shot many years ago.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Aberdeen, 3O-Pf Matt Nc Go
verna pfisla zivot zvlastnim zpI
sobem, Cistila karpet sgasolifem
a nahodou slapla ma sirku ktera Sc
vznitila a mziku vse bylo v jed
nom plamenu. Ona chtela ohefi
uslapati. ale saty Sc j cd plamend
vznftily a nezli ma jeff pokfik pits
la pomoc, utrpela tax hroznych
popalenin, Re "a kratko ma to skO-
nala.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Mezi redaktorem, ktery nezHa
rozdflu mezi rIskou a jablonf, ale
pfec by chtel poucovati farmers
jak Sc farmatf a farmer jenz nezns
rodflu mezi tiskafskym lisem a IL
sem ia seno. ale ptec chce .pouco-
vati redaktora jak Sc ffdf list, me-
nj zadneho rozdflu. Oba jsou ba
cent pytlem kazde strany pres
hIavu. ~,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Zahadu proc tolik ryb v Lake
Andes nedavno leklo, rozIustil
major Harding 2 Lake Andes, kite
.rS je toho nahledu, ze vetry'a vi.
ny roztrhaly sit vodnich rostlin
mechu, a drobne Caste techto Sc
nalepily ma zabra ryb znemozni-
ly d5chanf, Tento Mailed Sc zda
b5ti pravdepodobny nenf ma to
zapotfebi vladnfho experta. :.a
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Advokat, "a rozpravku nebo ra-
du trvajici par minut fekne deset
dolarG. Lekaf "a RECEIPT eta do
lar, a pacient obou 81 libuje jak Wy
Sci z trublu lacino. Pohrobnik 81
fekne celou stovku "a rakev q w.
praveni pohfbu a jeste dostane pc
dekovani novinach, jak to kras.
ne proved. Ia to ale novinaf '
malem meste bezi ma misto kde Sc
1mrtf udalo sepfse vse neboztiks
vychvali do nebe zadarmo a jak S
eta par cent? "a oznamku, te
hned Sc znej stane lump a odfi
koSt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Oldham 31-Ohefi jenz postal v
elevatoru Larkin & Metcalf zniGil
zdejsf stanici a ctyry vedlejsi, ele-
vatory: celkem pet. v dobu OH
ne byl shiny vftr jezto nenf zde
vodarna ma haseni Sc nedalo mys-
lett.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

WAX pfijizdel do Dante, v6ha klad
ma zatacce vzala pfevahn; VIZ Sc
PREVAIL MIN sest nasleduifcich
voz1. V patek minuleho ttdne
.zvlastnf parostroj roztlucege vozy
tahl zpet do Yankton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Pozemky Mellette a Bennette
okresech budou otevfeny domovi-
natnm cd 2 do 81 fijns. Tyto 20
zemky lezf zapadn9 cd Trip okre
su q mali bfti dobr6.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Pierre, Q zaff-AG cfslice ma cd.
had bohststvf statu nejsou pc ruce
"a tento rok, vzrdst bohatstvf "a
uplynuly rok je pres deset millio-
nd. Celkove bohatstvf statu je
bezmala $3.50, 900, 900. s~.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07
RHINE zprayy.

Slavnost letnf Gesk6 skoly v T5n
dali kteraz Sc odbyvaia minulou-
sobotu Sc zdafila. Navsteva byla
velka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Henry, 29-Roy Florey, mlady
farmer byl doslovne vykuchan rad
licemi cd pluhu kdyz Sc snim spla-
Sill kone a on spadl pod pluh.
Mel zaludek rozfiznut vejpIl "a
kratko skonal, =
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

MinulS tSden jsme ucinili KRAFT
kou zmfnku O zvrakovanf naklad-
niho vlaku, jenz jedi z Yankton
do Platte. Mcneil jsme pc ruce
blizsf podrobnosti, az tento tSden,
kter6 zajiste budou zajimave. v
iterf, minulS t5den, jsme 81 po-
vsimli jednoho vozu, jenz byl ma
padne nalozen obrovskymi klada
mi, do wise asi 70 stfeyicd. Kdy'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

Pierre, 30-Zprava zdravotnfho
,1fadu okazuje ze behem cervence
nakazlive nemoci ochably. Be-
hem tervence bylo oznameno III
pfipadn 10 imrti, kdezto "a Ger
ven bylo jich 1S9 a 13 smrtf.
Zprava "a Gervenec mi: Spala, 81
ppffpadu, } 1mrtf; zaskrt 81, 5
dmrti: nestovice IL, zadne 1lhrti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07

: Springfield, Ernest Ferwerds,
II roku starry syn Freda Ferwar,
dy, jenz bydli nedaleko odtud,
zemfel pahle minulS patek. Rano
Sci ma pole zdrav a vessel, avsak
kolem jedenacte hodiny soused ma
le2l jeho potah blfzkem poll
Uvedomil rodice ktefi poslali mlad
siho sypa by vysetfil co Sc stale.
Ten nalezl bratra v bezvedomi.
V zktisil jej n dovedl domu, kde
Ernest pravil ze Sc dobfe neciti,
ale ze to pfeide. Ulehl na ldzko
a "a malou chvili skonal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-09-07
she knew Her Place.

Mistress (engaging servant)-I hope
you know your place! Scranton.
YES. NUM- The last four girls you
had Told me all about It!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
Judge Cut Short Efforts Of
District Attorney to Reply
to Charge of Using subter.
fuge in Trial.
BOTH SIDES WERE
ABOUT EQUALLY OFF
Court Retains Man Who Said
He Would Not Convict on
Circumstantial Evidence
Unless It Were Strong.

IVY EVENING Uetetd y. " Leased Wirel
Los Angeles. cal, Nov. is.--chare-
c~ Of sub,erfuge made by Judge wal.
ter nordwcli axalns, the defense In.
the McNamafa mur1cr trial some
weeks ago. were taken up by Attor-
ney Clarence :. Darron. At th. OPEN
ing of court to-day under what he
hcld a. be- q parallel case. and hurled
at the state. An effort by District
ATTORNEY John y. Fredericks To- re-
ply Was eat short
You don't Need 10 make any ar
gument on that" the court said. and
retained A. GribllnE. the talesmar
under discussion. after asking hitn a
few questions
Griblins WAS challcngcd because.
In series os answers 70 auilcful
questions by opposing counsel be had
said no would not convict Ia a capt.
tai case On circumstantlal evidence.
lie also said he would The state
challenged him on the strength of
the negative statement
- viii call the attention OF youf
honor 10 the testimony of the tales
man" said District ATTORNEY Fred
ericks. which have gone over
carefuliv."
4 nave gone over Il myself." ob-
served the court. aud barrow rose.
f'Tairsmen w \ Frampton and
4. g Winter. both of whum ssio they
did not believe In ctiVumagantlAl evi-
deuce were returned by The state.
and We had 10 use two prremptory
chnilcngcs~on thcm.' II said m "
u goUd cause nov. u N good cause
then. The. state offere this challenge
because u wants to get rid OF Grlb-
ling. The evidence N not stronger
here than Il was then"
To the courts intcrrugatlon Crib
Hing said he Nouid convict if the cir-
cnmatantial evidence was sufficiently
strong
The challenge IL di~alloWed." said
the court. and added smillnsly;
wow. Mr.. Darrow ! don't think
you were Justified IA saving that the
state tried Ia use subtcrfuge Ia get
rid OF this man.
The defense was charged hy your
honor with snbt~rfuae Ia the eases
of Frampion ana Winter he said.
- think this II a like instance"
The court pointed out that one of
The attofneys Tor the defense prac.
ucally had admitted that these two
men were challenged hccauNe thcy
were not wanted and the incident Was
cic ssd.
Talos,nan \ n Rallev vaa chal
l"nsed Tor cause hy Attorney nar-
row. nniloy said he had read the
Los Angeles Times Tor twenty wears
and Was STRONGLY IN sympathy with
us Views On union iabuf and believed
the Times was blown Up hy "a anion
bomb He was exoused
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
sevoLvrioNlsrs TAKE
ANOTHER PROVINCE

san Francisco, Nov is--liong
Kong IN ia the hands Of the reyoin-
,IonlHls and the province os Chi III
has proclaimed Us independence. ac-
cordlng to adviccs today from Shang-
hal 10 local Chinese newspaper The
capture Of Pelin again Is rcported.
A cablegtam from iong Kong says
that body OF volunteer soldiers IS.
coricd committee led by WI Han
Min. who Is also the acting goveru-
mental head. TO Csnion Today. There
wns great rejoicing emong the PEG
pie. imperIa; oficials are said 10
have looted the pablic treasury
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
VESSELS SAFELY
PASS THROUGH
HURRICANE ON
GREAT LAKES
Ships Thought to Have Been
Lost When They Were
Swept from Their Moorings
Turn Up Safely.
OTHER SHIPS MAY
BE LOST HOWEVER


chicaso, Nov ls.--The launch
Evening star and the barge Delta
which were driven ont ON Lake Mich.
iaan Saturday nighi before saic and
which were thought 90 have founder
I'D with CREW OF fifteen men. ere
both safe ON the Michigan shore
The Delta, after breaking her tow
line. was blown into south Haven
last night Early today word was
received BY the Evanston life SAYING
station from ~. Joseph, Mo. that
the Evening star landed there safely
The storm on Lake superior was
severe and Il u feared reyarai vessels
have been lost
The tornado which swept over
parts 90 Illinois. Wisconsin and Mich
igan saturday nighs caused the death
~ NEARLY q score ~ persons AZ East
ON, H., two persons were killed and
seven seriously injured. The town Of
virginia. H.. suffered heavy flnan-
cini loss By the tornado.
AZ owosso. Mich. two persons
we're killed and ten injured. Tho
money LOSS there will reach nearly
half a million dollars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

Pckin. Nov i3.--Yuen shl kai. ac-
companled by 1000 troops, today
made trlamphal entry into the cap
iial from which hp wes driven ln
Disgrace three ycars ago,
The news thai ''lhe strong man o.
China" had a least hoen prevailed
on TO return and H!ye the iottefing
throne tbf baneill ul hls counsels
leaked out ana rnnl bul orderly
crowd tined the. routc from the rail-.
road station 10 the temple, which had
been provided ~ his Residence
yusn Ivohed hale and hfagly, hts
appearance LeIil9g the feceni roporls
ot bis physleai condlilon. whseh
made en- excuse iof hIf delay IN obey
Ing the inperiai connlnna fp come
70 Pckin and assume The Efepopeipil-
ity OF premier ~ succession 10
Prince Chlng. which npl,ois.i mcnI sar
PROMULGATED la an imperial vdict oI
November I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
Nine ARE DEAD
FROM CYCLONE
Albert Smith Was Last Victim
to Be Found; He Was
Buried Under Tons of Hay
and His Body Mutilated.

(Rs Evsslaa Ilssnld A. y. L.sasea WIS,
taneHtilie. Wis, Nov, l3-Xlih the
death Of Albert Schmidt to-day the
death llsl non SATURDAYS esclone
hare Mlll reach nine. Smith waa
found tulied IN several .ons ~ hay
saturday afternoon, cut about the
legs ana Inlesiin. Ills father and
tao siata1k had been Instantly kfllea.
storms lr0in the storm awept lis.
iFlCt estimated the loss az sf5O.0e0 10
one million dollars. The stricken
families suffered intensely lrOnl cold
Saturday uiaht and yesterday and
while the majority OF them found
shelter Ia nflghborlng farm houses.
which escaped he nlcrm'a fury. their
condition ls p|sifui. IN some cascs
once nfosncfons farmers today are
pcrnsiess
The intense cold which followed
the cyclnne increased the lons. The
temperature dropped from "A 10 n
degrees above zero IN twelve hours.
The cyclone dialrlcl extended from
nroadhcad. twenty miles eesi Of here.
10 point about lonf miles beyond
Milton, which N twelve miles lfunl
here. making . total distance 81 abpni
quarter " mile wide. n IL suepl
entirely eItAr Of hII bnilainea. An
emergency committee - being organ.
ised 10 false funds for immediate re-
llef
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
ON
CRIPPLED SHIP
ARE FACING
DEATH
Steam Schooner Washington
Off the Mouth of the Co.
'lumbia River IL Apparently
Doomed to Sink.
FORTY FIVE SOULS
ARE ON BOARD


Astoria. Ore. Nov i3--Crlppled
and drifting before southeast gale
with furious sea running. The steam
schooner Washington, Portland to
San Francisco, with foriy-seven per-
sons aboard apparently is doomed TO
destruction on the beach between
Care disappointment ana North Head
Just outside The Columbia river har
The fate oi her - pnssengets AID
crew OF ss Is IN doubt
Already two OF the crew nave been
washed overheard aud drowned ana
the unllef States life saving crew
efe not hopeful that ans o. those on
board VIII be saved Every efoit TO
reach the vessel with life lines or
boats has failed. Unless she drifts
close enough IN 10 ptrrnit lines belng
shot over her the ships company ~
doomed The sea Is literally boiling
and TO launch the life hoaiH would
he suicidal They will only be run
into the water a. last resort
The Washington gOi into the break
ers while outward bound early iasi
night She Is deep m the water ana
evidently leaking 40 badis that her
iircs ave out The anchors are drag
cling slowly and under the eyes OF
the helpless life savers, the shin is
edging steadily nearer destruction on
the beach.
Several tugs which wenf 70 tar
scene from this pori were unable 90
approach close enough 70 the doomed
vessel to render amy assistance Ths
weather Is 20 thick thar onis occas-
ional glimpscs OF the tugs can he had
from he beach
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
BIRD MAN RODGERS
SUFFERING FROM
CONCLUSION Of
THE BRAIN
Within Sight Of Goal Aviator
Suffers Painful Injury; Is
Unconscious and Can't Tell
How Accident Happened.
PHYSICIANS SAY
HE WILL RECOVER

ths bteniun trrntd y. " tehn@d Ntrel
pasadena. Cal. Nov. i3 --Suner!ng
iron concusslon Of the brain aud stilI
unconscious. Aviator Cnbrnith Y.
Rodgcre was today unable 10 tell any
thing regarding the accident which
nearly cost him his llie while he was
trying 10 complete his occan to oceRn
flight ycsierdny.
Ne cannot inlk connectedly AMI
there has been nothing but sufmlae
ga far 10 account Tor the mishap
through which he lost control of his
ncroplane while lying through the
darkness, aud plunged i2a feet down
upon plowcd held near Compton,
half way between Los Angeles AMI
Long beach.
Dr Mai,lson said be expected Rodg-
crs 10 recover.
RODGERS is being attended constant
ly by his wife and mother.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
KENTUCKY TAXES
EVEN STEAMERS
Notable Victory Is Won in a
Decision Against Southern
Pacific Railroad Company
by Supreme Court.
lnE Ev.alns ,.sala 4 .. l..s.ss ~ls.l

Gny EgeaiRg nerala A q. leased Wirsl
Washington, Nov - Kentucky
today won a yictory over the south
esn Pacific company when shc tnltei
States supre ne Confi decided that the
commonwealth had the right 90 taN
the company On the iuttsrs steamers
valued az ti20nD.00e plying between
New York aud Nea Orleans New
York and Galveston aud New Orleans
aud Havana
The state claimed the right 20 i'm
pose TAX becansu Kentucky Was the
doniicile of the corporation The
company opposed the iaN becnuac thn
sienInera had never been Within the
state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
Non-Partisan Reception Will
Be Accorded First Governor
of New Mexico by People Of
Chief City.
T0RCH-LIGHT PARADE
PRECEDEs MEETING
Town Has Been Full Of Demo
cratic Leaders All Day;
Meeting Of Central Commit
tee at Commercial Club.


The rally "a llc Elks iheater To-
nichi TO greet W c. Mcdonald. the
first governor OF the new state OF
New Mexlco. bids fair TO be the big
gcst political jollincatlon ever held ia
Albuquerque
All day long ihe Deinocratic clans
have becn gathering Every train
coming into the city has borne big
crowds OF Mr.. Nvilonalds supporters
and admirers. until the capacity oi
the hotels has been taxed 10 accom-
modate the crowds OF visitors
The anair tonight, however. will
not be allowed 10 assume wholly
political or partisan complexion. Life
long Republicans who voted Tor Mr.
bursum In the campaign which mas
just ended. and who fought Mr. Nc
Donald with oil the power they pos
sessed. rualEzins that the fight is now
over and thai the man who viii adj
dress the people OF Albuquerque to-
night ls no longer the candidate OF
PARTY or faction, but the duly elect
Cd chief executive OF great state,
viii lurn Out IN force 10 see that nc
receives the cordial aud enthusiastic
welcome that Il aue 20 the lrsf gov
efuof OF Nav Mexico by The people
OF her principal city.
Captain Mcdonald arrived In the
city from his h0me Ia Carrizozo last
nigh, aud has spent the day in con-
suliatlon with Democratic leaders. Of
whom there are many ia The city. The
strenuous campaigning through which
the next governor has passed during
the past month seems rather 90 have
agreed with him tahn TO have had any
Injurious eject upon his physical
condition. Tor be wna looking well
and seemed to be In most excellent
spirits. He would nos talk Tor rub
llcatlon as TO what the poilcS OF hts
administratlon would be. nor could
any expression be obtained from him
as 20 The many conferences of which
he has boon the central ngufr today
Practically the entire Democratic
central committee has hecn In the
city all day today, and an imnortanf
meeting WAS held behind closed doors
In The Commercial cinb this morning
Besides the mcmbera OF the commit.
tee, practically every Democratic lcau.
er Ia the STATE was present. None of
the members OF The committee or the
other leaders present woulo dlscuss
for puhllcation ~hst ,ook Mace i, she
meeting. but Il ik known tbat inc
exceedingly close races Tor the Offices
on the tickei other than that of poy-
ernor occupied most uf the tlm. ana
attention Of the members Of ,he con.
ference.
Prior 10 the hig meeting AZ the
Elks' lheaier tonlght there viii be a
torchlight pfocession and parade oi
automobiles and carfiarcs Through the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
COWGIRL IS G0RED
BY BUFFALO IN
4 SHOW
She Made Desperate Effort to
Save Lives Of an Indian
Woman and Babe, but will
Likely Die Herself.

/"
Las Angeles. cal.. S0e. ia.--lie-
cause she dlxreaarded her own safety
~ SAVE the lives OF an indian nomnn
and her day-oIa baby, Miss Nellie
Francis, q Cow sirr rmploSed by a
travelling wild west show aivins ex-
luoit'onh here In near death to-day
- q local hospital. Miss Francis. on
foot, ran Ia front OF q dozpn or more
frightened steers and buffalos which
s'ampeded following one of the per-
iofmnncoH ana bore down IN the
tent y, which the Indian wonlan and
her bnbs iay, she turned the charge
from the tent hut was knocked down
ny huHe huffaip aud brforc reni,l-
ers reached her was badly gored
Her chnnces Tor recovery are said
te Ne sllght.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
KATY STRIKERS
RETURN TO WORK


seslalia. Nh. Noy i3.T There has
been break in thc ranks Of the Mis-
s"uri, kansaa $ Texas cafmrn WIN
have been oK STRIKE Sinpe septen-
hcr 20. according b. offlcials of she
road. VIM sns that ahout twenty OF
Tho uid men have returned 10 work
and others have notified the com-
nany foreman that they VIA return
today The officials believe the end
ls Ia sight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
AMERICANS LHAvG
- ~~ NAN KING TODAY

Nan King. Nov i5--rne American
and othfr eonsuls with foreigners
andcr their protection. viii move ont
of the ciiy lnniediately The com.
manderR OF the foreign warshlps 10.
day notliied their conausE that theS
could fot protect the lives and pgop-
erty OF those who remained inside
the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
cAiTAiS AND ms
CIthM AisE DROWNED,

New Haven, Conn. Nov la,--rhc
schooner witch Hazel from New York
for Proyincctown went down in the
sound oft New Haven during the
storm last night. The captain and
three men were drowned and two
others were saved
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
STILL HOPING IS
THE WHITE HOPE
Carl Morris. Slightly Disfig-
ured, Will Take a Shot at
Denver Jack Geyer in New
York Tonight.

New NO1k Nov " INTl MOTTlH'
Oklahoma's alan, White hoi,c. who
lost disasirously 90 Fireman Jim
Flynn a few weeks ago. VIII ~ ~
come back az the Olympic Athletic
club here tonight ia ten-round con
test with Denver Jack deyer Morris
has been working steadily for more
than month under q corps OF excel
lent trainers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

~ FNSo, T0kaFl NOV III" NIINI ~
ing stranded la the sand fifteen niles
west Of ~ pasO FOR eight days, Avia-
Tor R0neit Fowler flew into town to-
day ne viii remain here tonight
with the Intention Of piocecdlng to-
morrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
cHEfoo ooss nveR

Shanghai. Nov. lS.--chcioo went
over 20 the rcsolutionists at , ociCek
this morning, TAsrc was no hghiins
when the rcisels took poaMrsion oil
the TnotaIs yamsn. the telegraph
ofhcea and IN forts