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Evening times-Republican., 1911-07-14
TEE 4
81. :

THE great majority of
L people underesti-
mate the value of a per-
feet set of teeth and
sound, h e a | t h y gums.
They do not realize the
close relationship exist
ing between the func-
tians of the mouth and
the digestive organs.
Food 1Ue11 chewed
is half digested," is a
true saying; but unless
the teeth are in condi-
tion to t, mas
tication Will necessarily
be retarded and extra
work be forced upon the
stomach. Ninety per cent
of stomach troubles are
due to faulty mastication
and diseased gums. AS
long as your teeth and
gums are in a foul, un-
healthy condition, it is
useless to doctor for
stomach trouble. Come
to us and we can remedy
the cause and nature will
take care of your stom.
ach.
We replace the miss
ing teeth eOithout a plate
by our restorative sys-
TEN. They look. feel and
can be used the same as
natural teeth; are solid.
unmovable. We are the
only dentists in Central
Iowa doing this kind CT
work.
Don't be DISCOURAGED
with experiences you
have had with other den
lists.
We Solicit difficult
cases, ,Uhere others haze
failed.
DR.. FRED s. HYNDS
The Hynds Dental ParIOrs
Evening times-Republican., 1911-07-14
DIE FOR '1BRLLERS"
N AVIATION FLIGHTS
EREEPCRT BIRD MAN KILLED IN
FLIGHT AT CHICAGO LAST
NIGHT.
ATTEMPTED FIGURE 8"
IN A CURTlss elPLANE

Daniel a. kreamer, Amateur Aviator,
Using Same Kind Of Machine to ee
Sixty Five Feet TO Ground, Dying
Shortly Afterward.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-07-14
Engine Becomes Disabled.

Engine troubles, so common IN avi-
alton. caused hreaners death, and i
vas when his engine became disabled.
while attempting TO cut a figure s.
that FlreaI3er los; control OF tne ma
chine ard Was dashed TO GeatA. Hun
G-eds OF people witnessed the accident,
ana made q rush for the spot where
he Dig machine fell. bearing the man
ID enr-rn n' irS ll,ira.,
Evening times-Republican., 1911-07-14
Washington Sees Flight.

/ Washington people We're stirred yes
:erday II witnessing a fight al the
nations capital. made by Harry y. AT
wood. Boston aviator. who PLAYED
FRANKS with his aerop:ane around
Washington monument
-A:woods most spectacular effort
followed Ms ci-cliag Of the rlonune er?t
After wheeling thrice around the tall
shaft ne sped away ii the direction
q the Virginia hills. Turning sharply
The ava tor drove his aeroplane direct
y at the top Of the monument. as
tho he Intended to knock of the alum
mum top. and when almost directly
over the apex he shut off his motor and
came Siding down
The crowd and police. who had heen
decoyed to the river bank made a rush
hack toward the monument, bur AT
wood -augh:ngly .u-ned on his engine
again and swept back directly over
their heads. After . number Of conlpli-
cat4d evolut;ons he turned the rose
os his plane toward the Maryland
fed
Aviator Atwood Is contemplating 4
trip hy aerop'ane from? New York 20
Chica 20 Chicago is likely 10 he the
starting point because the prevailing
winds, a. this season. blow mostly from
tie west and southwest
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
A Complete Store.

Corona has at least one thing upon
which 1t may be congratulated. and
that is the complete and we'll equip.
ped hardware store of J.. S. & l.. p.
Farley. This firm carries one of the
finest and largest stocks of hardware
and farm machinery to be found in
this part Of the country-their general
hardware stock is said to be more
complete than is to be found ia Mil.
bank or any of the towns much larger
than Corona. This is a great con.
~venience to the people of this locality.
and the advantage of having one good
hardware store enabled by the bust
ness it does to carry a complete stock
is much better for the community and
patrons than to have two small and
incomplete stocks, compelling people
to 90 to the larger towns or send away
for some Of the commonly needed
articles.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
CIR A CENTER

A. r. Bohn visited at b. Rethke's
Sunday.
Chas. Koch spent Sunday with
Dave Trap, likewise Alfred Trap
of Twin Brooks and Will Trapp at
Herman Traps.
L. Lind enjoys touring in his new
automobile which he received last
| week.
Mrs. F. E. Bracht went to Orion
vile Saturday. The ~lateness Of the
train caused by the wreck delayed
: her return.
Miss Anna Templeton entertained
the 8th grade of Milbank High at her
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Baganots and ION, of Mime
sofa, visited several days at the home
of II. Ernst, her brother.
Measles and Pink Eye are bidding
farewell to those of our Grant Center
people who SO patiently entertained
them.
A beautiful residence is being erect.
ed on FL. Rethke's place.
Willie Kasuske has beer seer sport
ing in his new buggy.
Mr.. George Koch expects his new
car this week.
Miss Luella Lueschow was enter.
tanned by Mrs. T.. +. Bracht Thurs
day evening.
Miss Cora Trap, after a spir
around the country, visited at 5
Bohn's Sunday afternoon. She was
accompanied by friends to the depo
that night when she left for her HON,
in North Dakota. She was further
ACCOMPANIED by a friend to Ortonville
The pupils of school district No.
enjoyed a picnic Wednesday, the las
day OF this term, given by their teach
er Miss Becker.
A picnic was also enjoyed at Dis
trict No. 4 school, Miss Krohnk'
teacher, at the close of the school 70,
the year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
CHURCH NOTES

To the members of the NJ. E. Church
and the citizens of Corona and vicin-
ity:-Be it known that a "Mothers
Day Service will be held in the
above named church on Sunday
morning next at 1920.
We invite all who can to meet with
us and render the honor due to
Mother.
Special music by the choir: orches.
ira music, and special theme.
Remember that a white carnation
will be presented to all adults attend
this service.
If your mother is living, come for
her sake.
Ii your mother has passed beyond
the shadows of the Valley, make your
attendance at this service a tribute to
her memory.
If you are like Topsy, Just grow
ed come anyway.
We invite you to this service, e ex-
pect you to attend this service. we
shall look for YOU at this service.
Don'tdisappoint US.
You can't afford to miss the excel-
lent musical program.
Theme from the pulpit:-'Honor
thy Mother
Service in the evening at s o'clock.
Topic of address:-''The Fag ends al
the Tree of Life
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12

The State food and drug com.
missioner has issued a bulletin
stating that all ice used as a food
or that comes in contact with
food will be inspected and con-
demned if found under the fol-
lowing conditions:
/. If it has been taken from a
pond or stream which is contami-
mated by sewage from cess pools,
outhouses, barns, kitchen wastes,
etc.
2. If during the process Of
freezing it has not been protect
ed from trespassers by a port.
able fence or other suitable
means. Ice which is located at
considerable distance from
human habitation and out Of com.
mon range of trespassers would,
OF course, need no such protec-
tion.
8. If it has been handled or
transported under unclean and
uhsanitary conditions.
Ice used for cooling and that
does not come in contact with
food 10 not to be interfered with.
The com missioner states that
the new net weight law also i'm
poses the following require
ments:
I. Each and every package Of
food must be stamped to show
the true net weight, measure, or
numerical count.
2. It must bear the name O.
the manufacturer or wholesaler
together with the address of the
the same.
3: The true grade, or class, o.
the product must be given.
4. All goods in the hands o.
retailers and wholesalers within
the state on July 1st, 1911, are
exempt and do not come within
the terms of the law. According
to the opinion Of the Attorne.
General, this provision does no
apply to goods outside of th'
state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12

Sherman Bell is recovering from an
attack Of pleurisy. On Monday the
business men of the town lined up for
. baseball game. The west-siders
won, which is not surprising, as they
had the most sand. Barney Lam
brects has sold a block of lots south
of the school house TO George Egr-
mayer. He in turn has leased them
to the Twin Brooks baseball team. A
fine diamond is being laid out. The
team will play Southshore at Marvin
on the 18th.
Filbert and Johnson are slowly re-
covering from severe attacks of dys-
pepsia caused by overlooking their
stomachs while we'll drilling on the
Vanderplatz farm north Of town.
The U. B. Congregation are trying
to dispose of their church property in
town. Enoch Lirdquist has the sale
OF the property.
Will Roberts mother was confined
to the bed a few days last week but is
better now.
Knute Wafelin has a severe attack
of l%agrippe.
Frank Pisha is breaking with the
steam pillow for Albert Runge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
O ON A DOINGS

Corona, May 10.
Mrs. Prevey of Milbank was trans
acting business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Kratzschmar who has been
visiting with her mother in Chicago
the past two weeks returned Friday.
Rena Horstman who is attending
school in Milbank visited Friday and
Saturday with her parents.
z. f. Kohler and wife came up from
Milbank Thursday for q few hours
visit with friends.
w. Voigt. r.. Bird, and r.. Phillips
with their wives autoed to Wilmo,
Friday evening to attend the play.
Mr.. Downie of Milbank was q bust.
ness caller in our village Friday
evening.
Miss Mile Horstman has purchas.
the restaurant lately conducted by
Mrs. T.. A. Ehrle and assumed con.
troll Tuesday. Her sister Anna will
assist her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Voigt and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Bird went to the lake
Wednesday afternoon for a little fresh
air, and at the rate the wind blew
that day we imagine they got it.
Mrs. 'Chas. Soule is i'll with the
Dutch measles.
Rev. John Wood and family spent
Wednesday at the lake fishing.
Mr.. Thomas of Milbank was a bust.
ness caller here Wednesday.
Chas. BONN autoed to Hartford
Wednesday afternoon, he was accom-
panied by Mr.. Thomas of Milbank
Fred Yearneau and Chas. Soule who
wished TO look over the new telephon,
line.
Fred Yearneau was a Wilmot visit
or Saturday evening.
The correspondent was asked by
little tot the other day if only tn
dutch had the dutch measles. we refer
ed him to DR.. Prouty.
Gilbert Hass, Florence Hills, an.
Chas. Soule and wife went to Hart
ford Tuesday to spend the day fishing
Elton Jennings. travelling salesman
for a Minneapolis furniture hous
was a caller here Tuesday.
: The water color club met at tn
home of Mrs. Guss Hart Tuesda
: afternoon.
Mabel Harper had some denta
! work done in Milbank Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Phillips and Mrs. r
: Bird were Milbank callers Tuesday
Z. y. Nyberg was a Milbank bus
: ness caller Tuesday.
Frank Smith OF Lennon arrive
Thursday and will make this part {
South Dakota his home for a time.
Guy Ginther returned from Lemmo
: Wednesday for a visit with his pan
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ginther.
Several Odd Fellows went to Wi.
mot Wednesday of last week to atten
$ the funeral of the late Frank Stowel
Elsie Young went to Wilmot Nor
e day evening for a short stay wit
+ friends.
: Mrs. Geo. Soule was a Willne
l visitor Monday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
THE death of ex senator Kit

THE death of ex senator Kilt
redge removes from the public
life Of South Dakota one Of the
ablest and most potential of its
citizens. Besides the high intel.
lectual qualities with which he
was endowed he had the rarer
quality OF steadfast loyalty to
friends and principles in which
he believed. Those who knew
Kittredge best liked him most.
A short sketch of his lie may
be found on an inside page.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
A TIE M s

Mrs. A. B. Brand went to Montevi.
deo Monday to hear Judge Lindsey's
lecture.
Among the Maryinites who were
MiIbank passengers Tuesday we're Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Arvidson, f. C. Carl.
sOn and wife, K. A. Ramsey, Anton
Anderson, Carl Olson and Ole Rudd.
The Misses Adelaide and Irene Will
liams are visiting with relatives this
week in Milbank.
Chas. Williams jo~urneyed to Mil
bank Tuesday in attendance OF circuit
court.
John Aasen has moved his family
to their farm until their hew house is
completed.
Arnold Poppelman was a Twin
Brooks passenger Saturday.
John Carroll spent Sunday IL Mar
vim.
Mrs. Hans Anderson entertained
the Ladies Aid Thursday.
Miss Freda Lindgren came down
from Summit and remained oyer Sum
day at her home.
Miss Agnes Lofstedt returned to
her home at Estelline Saturday.
Miss Alma Anderson Sundaved at
home.
H. G.. Bachelor and family autoed
to Milbank Monday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12

CHURCH NOTE
Service in the NJ, E. Church on Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. We in
vite you to this service. Come.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
Consultation and exam
free this trip.

According to their system no more
operations for appendicitis, tumors.
gall stones, or goiter. They were a.
mong the first ia America to carr the
name of the "Blood1ess Surgeons
by doing away with knife, with blood
aud with all pain in the successful
treatment of these dangerous diseases.
BELOW ARE THE NAMES
of a few of the many patients who
have many COED things to say for the
United Doctors.
Grace Munk, Dell Rapids, S. D.,
catarrh and deafness.
Mrs. Q. G. Anderson, Nina, S. d.,
nervous and kidney trouble
Mrs. John b. Kieser, Yankton, S.
D., nearly dead with heart and kid
ney trouble producing dropsy, was
| given only week to live in, short time
under their treatment was doing some
of her hOusewOrk.
John Gerlach, Agar, S. D., old sore
on lip.
Bert Clark, Selby, S. d., so pleas
ed with United Doctors treatment that
he brought his father in for treatment.
Mrs. Frank Gray, Hazelton, N. D.,
catarrh OF stomach, general debility.
Anton De Young, Ashton, S. D.,
rheumatism, writes that he is doing
fine.
Mrs. Sherman Van, Huron, S. D..
feels that she has struck the right
Doctors this time.
Mrs. J. L. Hall, Hot Springs, S. D..
writes she is doing nicely under their
care.
Mrs. Ben Mcbride, Wagner, S. D..
catarrh of stomach.
Many others that space will not
permit.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-12
MARRIED

WILLIAMS-CHRISTENSON--O April
9th, 1911. at Trinity Episcopal church
Watertown, 5. D., by the Rector, Da-
vid c.. Beatty, Miss Catherine Louise
Williams and Henry Christensen both
Of Marvin, IS. D. Miss Williams is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. B. Williams. Mr.. Christensen
has been the agent for the C. M. & St.
F. Ry. for . number Of years at this
station. and is . trustworthy and
highly respected young man. The
young people have the best Wishes Of
the community.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15

Las Vegas. y NJ. Dec. is.---Four in-
dicinenA were returned yesterday att.
crno0n by the grand Jury. Al the
men against whom the true bills are
directed are nos Ia cnhiody their
namns have not been made public
Warrants for their arrest have been
placed IN the hands ~ Sherllf Secun.
duo Romero aud he experts to have
the men lodged N ihv county ian
within a short iinsr.
The GRAND jury hst AHrn ln,csil-
eating alleged eietslusl irregularities.
Yesterday afternoon 1T lninfnci NO
true lillls In the case Ut every fs'rson
charged With auch oaiHnens About
five or six nilcRcd ripinsiuns ~ the
election laws w9sr Investigated
These were about equally divided
among Democrats and Republicans.
complaints having COME from both
Democratic aud nnilahiiEan prerin,s.
AZ far AZ. The gTuna Jury cunlu ncscs.
nIine, hftef i tuFeful examination %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15
WANTS TO FLY ACROSS
IsTHMUS OF PANAMA
New Yorker Has Burning Desire Ia
IN Wharf M Msn sss@ Ever Done
Before. snd. WIN TRY strange stunt.

New YORK. Dee. is.---i secnuse he
~usttr "a Do something nobody has
done before. 3esse seiIRnan. the New
York banker. Ia going ia try 10 fl,'
acgoss the is,hmus ~ Panama. fol-
lowina the canal route IN mon,-
niane. he expects a. MAX. the at
tempt Christmas,
Mr. scllFman. son OF Albcft J..
sellemsn bunker and broker. has
turned professional aviator. In add
dltlon 20 his Panama fllght he has
contracted 10 make flights az Kings
nm. Jnnuica. and other West Indian
points. and hopes To rIcae contracts
for exhibitions In Cenfrai and South
America.
The aviator wilI rail for Kingston
tomorrow on the Alini. Of the iiam-
hurR-American Altar service he VIII
be- accompanied by HE wife. his man.
ager and o mechanicinn. Ills pres
ent plan h a. sail for tite isihmus
immediately after fulfiinng hts con.
tract IN Kingston.
= have been flslnR four months. .
said Mr.. seiigman; ~ h great sport.
but I am not satisfied simply To- 10
mp and down as every other alrman
does. ! want % DO something nobody
hsr ever d0ns before. That IN why
am SONG 70 Panama To- n, over the
canal route.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15
BRIGHT EYES HAS
4 BIG CHORUS
Fifty Girls Who Can Really
Sing Make Up an Import
ant Feature Of Show Here
Monday Night.

one Of The most important musical
offerings of the scnsoh win De Cecll
Lean and Florence Holbrook in Jos
NJ. Gates Htnpfndous musical COM
cdy, "lirinht Ewes hS the authors
Of Three Twins ana Madame
sherry. which win b,. the attraction
~ the Elks' thoater Monday. Decem-
Der ~. Curtain az s.50 y. ~. sharp.
The story tolls 90 young actor
who has written play aud az his
troubles In setting II produced. trou-
blrr that are increased by the actions
of his sounz wife Who Is anxious TO
secure an angel for the produce
ton. u II hrimful of bright. clean
American bumor without shadow
of coarseness of Vnlgarlty and for
real laugh compelling fun has sell
dom been eauailed on the Naae.
10th Mr. Lean aud Mlss Holbrook
are two well known entertainers and
their appearance IN tits now play ~
SURF "a bs a welcome one 10 the
man, friends they Invariably make
wherever they appear. others IN the
company are Jeannette Lawrence.
Cecilia Ttenard. Herbert sallnxcr,
Freddie Nice. clifford saum and sew
eral others.
OF HIS chorus Mr. Gates is par,lc-
uiarly proud Each Of the fifty glria
was carefully seIccted for her ability
10 sing and dance ~ well az FOR her
beauty. and hundreds we're tried be-
fore The chorus as II now stands was
finall, selected II " without doubt
the best looking and tho cieverest
chorus ever seen Ina this city.
Following his well known custom
Mr Gates has given the nov play q
magnificent production. Zach Df tbs
three acts ~ masterpiece Of the arts
81 the stage carpenter and the scenic
artist No money has been spared "a
make the scenery as magnificent az
the limitations Of the staEe permit
and the rcepe showing the roof gar
den afta pstfnlRent New York hotel
by moonlight. with the city and tbs
Hudson river IN the background. and
the lawn Of q country house In West.
chester overlooking the Palisades. are
~ beautiful pieces ot stage settlnl
~ were ever seen IN america.
otto Hauarbach's iyricn FOR ths
new play are very cieser ana kaF
Hoschnn has written for u a number
of melodies that are already more
popular than even his famous Three
Twins" and Madame sherry" music
Amonn ~. musical numbers not al
reed, mentioned are For YOU
nrieh, Eyes. "Chcer W. My Honey.
'Thc Mood You're IN. "semiaar'
Hciis' ''uasisp. oallop. tom .issy.
MIR. Casey, Hes Fan. Fan, Fan,
and others.
An Augmented orchestra wifi b'
on. ~ 'he special features of tint
attraction. as the company carries 3
number ~ their own musicians
This company arrives Via specla
train about 10 a. m. In their owr
train ~ five cars. consisting % tWs
Puliman sieepers. ONE coach and i've
extra length baannrr cars
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15
ARIZONA NEWS
OF INTEREST


Ssiim n Franklln mas returned TO
Tucson from Nosrlcn whore he filed ~
suit 20 oniein the city of Nosnles from
issuing ti20.oeO In bonds which the
I'eUpl, voted for the purpose % secur-
Ing municipal water plant The suit
was brought by the Nosalea water
company whvn Attorney Frpnkiin
represented on the ground thai the
city cannot conduct municipal plant
without a special act by the Arizona
Legislature.
Y. &. West. \. :. Spauldinr. \. u.
spaulding and y. Ineram. an of PAS
adena. Cal who anve been In Globe
for the pnrt few days. have left for
Rice and Fort Apache. The party y
travelling In WAGON ana has been on
the road several months Before re-
turning Ia their homes they viii MA ke
a tour of Mexico A. r. Spauldlng In
the wen known tennis champion and
has "ttnined O NATIONAL reputation In
bis pla yinR of the game with Tom
Bundy With whom he has played for
q long tinie In doubles
u u lik"iy that the first biR con-
Eresr Phocnix will haVe the honor OF
entertaining will b. the annual con
ventien of the American National
livestock association In 1919. II in
believed that the convention will b.
sccursd " the Arizona deleeatiOn
makes the Kind ~ campaign IL n en-
pcrted 10 In the Denver meeting this
month
The iiist car Of Arizona oranges ar
rived IN New York City ~ o'clock
last Friday merning. after crossing
IN continent In thr unprecedented
time of eight and half dayv
Despondcnt. Il T. aiicgcd. Mrs. ". r.
Worthsngton 81 Tucson. AGED ~,
drank between half an ounce and an
ounce OF carbDlic acid with snictdai
intent and died shortly after.
ON their way a. r'oFt Apache 20
tako permanent station az tho fort.
two troops Of the Fourth cavalry con-
sisting OF 1875 officers and men. leave
~ faso "Wednesday morning. and will
ride overland 90 Fort Apache.
with tho present issue nf the Mesa
Free Press. Mr. Morrison rctires. his
Interest having been purchased 5y W.
w, Mitchell, who IN now sole propri-
e,or ~ that progressive publication
Mr. Morris will take tho management
ana editorial end 81 the Arizona Min.
lng Journal, soon 10 appear. Many
sears experience ~ mining corres-
pondsni OF q leading colerado journal
Devoted 70 nv Industry have qualified
him for the work
The hoist house ana contents a, the
Ssneisea -Duluth minc OF the Greene
chnhhea copper COMPANY al Cananca.
Wax destroyed by mr. "Wednesday. II
rsquired muusl hard work to keep the
flames from destroying thu galiows
frome and entering the mine. Tha
bin combining block ANA wedges
Hhh'h stood in ihe fear III the hoist
house. VAS destroyed, How the iifo
originated II a mystery
balls L. Mckinney % Gleason was
IN Courtlend and reports hnvlng rails.
"a 3lf punapAias. cath weighing uvoi
tesl pounds, on one- Fourth OF an acre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15

lion which lighting experts have been
trying fof Years TO overcome.
In c9nstructin. tho battery and
housing Il In the great concrete build.
ing The company has spent an cnoT-
nous amount o. money The main
tcnonce Of the plant win also Amount
10 thousands q dollars every year.
but the Insurance. OF uninterrupted
servlce has WARRANTED 'he outlay, aud
the officials OF the company are
pleased with the knowledge that IN
the event of anything happening to
the current "a Il comes from McCalls
Ferry or from Wcslpo.t their consum.
crs VIII not be tho sufferers, As stated
Ia the pamphlet sent 20 all tlic con.
slincrs the company can derive no
actual monetary benefit from tklS in-
siaiiailOn, hut Il feels Justly proud
that baltimore nov hns an electric
service that Is umtxcellod la any other
city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15
Mrmpfn sIIns nNcE nATnEp.

Aolz. Alsace- I4orrolnc. dee. ld.-~A
German soldier named Marseh wAa
shot aud killed to-day la a dispute on
the street with a man named AIrxan-
dr, sanainc. one of the leaders ~ tAe
French parry Four friends Of satN-
ainc. together With bInsseIf and lbs
brother. werc arrested iog rnnplicisy
IN the crime.
THE incident has raused sfeat sx-
element and Tho trial 81 the accaHed
ma, hases nolasntous effect ia fun
nina the hostile fbellass 0f the two
tures which arc alNays 40 acute VA
Aisace- i.Orraino.
Alexandra samainu holds pfulni-
nrnt position In THE French party. He
was tn organixcr Of OiE demon
sirati0n In Me,n January y Nhen
troops were called ont 10 dlnpcrso tins
crowds which paraiea The strseis sins
inR She Marselllg,lse" ana chccrlug
tor France.