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The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
PLUNGE TO DEATH
MADE BY YAVIATOR
GEORGE THOMPSON CRASHES TO
EARTH AT FAIR AT
LAMAR.
COLORADO'S AIR HERO
THE DENVER YOUTH DIES AFTER
STRIKING TREE WHEN
STARTING FLIGHT.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Lamar, Colo.-George Thompson, a
Denver aviator, was killed here when
he drove his aeroplane, the Mathew
son Flyer, a machine of his own de-
signing and building, into a cotton
wood tree US he was clearing the
course for an exhibition flight. The
flights were arranged as the feature
of the annual Prowers County Fair.
Thompson leaped from his biplane
when one wing of it caught in the
tree. He was struck in the air by
the wreckage and dashed to the
ground. He died an hour later.
Thompson was the first Colorado man
to lose his life in a fall from the air
and the second to be killed in Colo
rado. Ralph Johnstone, who fell to
his death at Denver in November,
1910, was the first.
1t is estimated that more than 49,
900 persons witnessed the accident to
the birdman.
Thompson was the foremost aviator
of the Rocky Mountain region. He
had record of scores of successful
flights throughout the West.
He brought his machine to Lamar af.
ter having established new speed rec
ord on the Denver speedway, where
he made mark of seventy-five miles
an hour-the highest speed yet at
tanned by 4 heavier-than-air craft in
this altitude.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
BAN ON DIVORCED PERSONS.
Voliva Demands That Those Who
Have Separated Leave Zion.

Zion City, Ill.-Wilbur Glenn Voliva,
overseer in Zion City, brought gloom
to several of his parishioners when he
told them in Shiloh temple that every
divorced man and woman who has
married again must separate if they
want to be saved.
81 do not care who is hit" thun-
dered Voliva from the platform, "or
who married you, the union is unlaw-
full in the eyes of God and you cannot
be saved If you continue in it."
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Man Kills Bow to Kidnap Girl.

Belle Plaine, Kan.-In fight that
followed a desperate attempt by Sam
uel Wood, thirty-five years old, farm
er. to kidnap Ethel Manahan, the
twenty-two-year-old daughter of Mat
thew Manahan. at the latter's farm
near here, James Thompson, sixteen
wears old, was killed; Manahan was
fatally wounded, and Gaylord Mana
han, sixteen years old, son of Mat
thew, was hurt, but not seriously
Wood spared young Manahan's lie
when the latter agreed to drive him to
safety.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Dream Foretold Fireman's Death.

Grand Junction.-John Forrest, a
railroad fireman of this city making
his first trip, and w. II. Ramore OF
Helper were killed, while Engineer A.
B. Keeley of this city and Engineer B.
C. Cole of Helper were seriously IN
iured in a head-on collision between
two freight trains near Farnham,
Utah. Forrest, who had just obtained
a position, was urged by his mother
and sisters not to make the run, for
they had dreamed that he would be
killed. He laughed at their fears.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Six Indicted With Becker for Plot.

New York.-On evidence unexpect-
edly strengthened by the testimony of
Samuel Schepps and Jack" Zelig, the
East Side gang leader, the grand jury
reindicted Police Lieutenant Charles
Becker for the murder of Herman Ro-
senthal, and handed down also indict-
ments against six of his alleged tools,
the four gun-men accused of actually
doing the Staying, and two who are
believed to have taken part in the plot.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Bankers Enioy Feast.

Pueblo. Colo.-With a 2,000-pound
buffalo barbecued, 200 bankers of Col
orado and their guests, constituting a
party of GOO, enjoyed feast at Miner
al Palace park. The buffalo was
brought to Pueblo especially for the
bankers convention from w. B.
Slaughter's ranch in Texas.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
sherman is Notified Of Nomination.

Utica, n. Y.-Vice President James
S. Sherman. the first man to be twice
nominated by the Republican party
for the office he now fills, was form
ally notified, at his home here, that
he was again the choice of Republi-
can nation.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
SinqIe Term Bill Up.

Washington.-A single term of six
years for Presidents and vice pres-
dent was advocated by Senator Cum.
Minis when the works resolution for a
constitutional amendment providing
for such tenure was brought up for
consideration.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Massacre 500 in Nicaragua Revolt.

Managua, Nicaragua.-Nearly the
entire detachment of 500 Nicaraguan
troops comprising the garrison of the
city of Leon, to the north of Managua,
were massacred, by force of insurg-
ents, according to reports which have
reached the capital.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Finn Makes Statement.

delphia.-Former Senator vii
liam Finn, the recognized leader of
the Roosevelt forces in this state, r'
fused to discuss the charges made in
the Senate by Senator Penrose except
in a formal statement which he gave
out through the North American.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24

New York.-The states appraisal of
the estate of John w. Gates, the
financier, who died in August, 1911,
shows that his fortune totals in round
numbers only s1S,OOO,OOO, which is
less than half the figures he was sup
posed to be worth at the time of his
death.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24

Paris.-The approaching trip to
Switzerland of Youssouf-Izzeddin, heir
presumptive to the Ottoman throne, is
considered in well-informed circles to
be connected with peace negotiations
with Italy.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Bloody Battle Waaed.

Nogalez.-Dispatche received say
that a bloody battle ragged near Cana
nea, Mexico, between Mexican rebels
and federals.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Roosevelt Denies Penrose Charges.

Wilkesbarre. - Colonel Roosevelt
prepared his answer to the charges
made by Senator Penrose and by
making public letters and a tele-
gram sent to Mr.. Cortelyou in 1904
he endeavors to show that the
Standard Oil contribution of s125,-
10000 to his campaign was not
accepted, and was ordered returned
by him.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Five Generations Attend Party

Milliken, Colo-Five generations
were present at the birthday party of
Evelyn Myrtle Tromble, who was the
first child born in the city and who in
recognition of that fact was presented
with town lot.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Anna Held Gets Divorce.

New York.-Anna Held, the actress,
obtained an interlocutorv decree of di,
vorce from her husband, F. Ziegfeld.
the theatrical manager.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24
Wireless at Vatican.

notwithstanding to a cable dis
patch from Rome, an Italian wireless
telegraph company is about to install
II wireless station at the Vatican.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-08-24

Trinidad, Colo.-Charles Willis, a
ranchman, died suddenly. He was
found dead in bed by his wife, and
the coroner was notified.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Ueebmals Winetkerft.

Sci elmer 6uubcrtinbrfcicr bc@ &c
burtstd0cS Miubthor't :, Die lililplt III
Nitnbens @lnbbudl nbncbulten ipurhc,
lpibucte @crr Sabrifociiscr Srnn6
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scr ,0ic cimlnl ilbcrnommcnc Satc
Der @crcd,ti9fcit bpd,gcnutb burdGcs
iiibrt. bis CT iih ou Dem lmnbldiiig
pcrfplQtcrl 3iclc iub."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

fann nid,t ldu9er 10 ipciter ,haleru:
Die fotbnliihcn Shrlen m~iiiicu inter
Dem Narncn Der Sreibsit - crluilrQt
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len bolIitdnbis Der Eilfiir ser Srcis
malirer aisselicfert. Salo fcblt'S
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benz Gungres in SDpn mcinten, bic
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betreibe ais firhenfeinnlidlc Yulitif.
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ten nGmlid 1,505 Scle9iertc ob. 1903
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nerc Sragc purbc picl 9citrittcn;
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inbircftc Iftion" icin? IN nnhcrcIl
Wortcn: Spncn bic anpitaliten NH
8iirserli&en burf birefte ScritDruua
ibrcr 8iiter, Der Yerfebrsmitfel MIN,
niiirbe gemadt ueroen? ubcr seniist
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ihaftlidc Seben ebenip' iid,er rniuiert?
Sull man einen G%iicnbnhnSus se,ualt
lam sur Gntglciinng brinscn pSer Del,
Giicnbahnuerfchr nur cinfadj uum6a
lid madlen? 5ic 9cnte oircft tubt
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scgcn Die bircttc Slftion aus; sic On
bercu 2.25S belhloiicu. mon miiiiC
immcr Sna tbun. mas iiir haS Sartei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

guris. 1. TGrs '12. - Sranf>
reid bat our Stuuoe NIT Slpei Nahs
barbriicern ioeen. Reinunss>
r d / b c c c II: nit
Spdnien uno Stnlie1.
Spnnicn 1T Der er1te 9iadbnr
bcs Iarpftaniihcn Reis
III es, peldes rdh benz llel1cn
bcutid) . iransoIiihcn @crtrna Dem
fran3oiiifen Eroteftorat nnterifebeu
1pu; feline &annriid]en Snieln lte9er
5llbcnt Dor Der 9iaie &arotto's. beiien
ipeitIiGe 6iilte Elm portreftlidles
Sutherland" fir Die 8dnariidcn Sc
~iisun9en ab9eben ipilrbc. DAB Spa
nicll oils crltcr Nadbar bon Marotfp
Gin aeipiiics gluiiid)tsreft ilber Die
norb sairitaniide aiiitc ausiiben mill,
sebeu Die SranSoien serne 81. Iber
nit Dem n5interlanosbanbel" iinb JIG
niht e~inperlranbcn. Nit bcmlclbelt
Iedte fDnutcn Die Srnn6olcu gau6
Gponicn als frau5oiiides 3interlanb
einiteden. Suf bieiem %ese fGmc
ma ipeit, nllerbin9o audi ihncller
porar. 3ibem bat Sraufrcih nit
Gpauien iiber @arotfo, obhe @prs
ipiiicn Gn9ldnb's. cincu 9ebcimcn
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unb Der cine Sertrng entbdlt 10 5icmls
lid bas @cgentbeil Dor Dem anbern;
lno Oh iua c5 aild lhlper icin. Die
Siplomaten inter cincn Sut 81
briigcn. Sic ipauiih iran
SDiiihc N aroffofra8c lit
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lie bcnn ollc Sd)iffc ami SdNmii99cl
bon &ric9smoteria!. beihicBcn ieBt
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fran5Diiihc Sanbelsidiiie BON Den
italieniidcn aric9Sihiifcn ~angcbaIten
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nildleu Sicbc Su Sipcifcln. Us id)eint
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tiinbcn mollcu. uuO cS lpurc npf 10
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Den YrcuBeu lps9cmatt mn Den
SranSoicu augcihluilcu hattie.
$50
I'm id)Gncn Sruntrcid Iclbit hcrridrt
md immcr Der Aulturfnmpi 9cgcn nlc
intbuliid)c Sdulc! IN Srantrclul
pcrhcn immcr nod bon Scbu NinNcrrl
hcrcn Slpci i'll hcu ioAcu, Trcicn. ,. b.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
mcittrasenSe GntieteiSmna.

Sus SbcrbmbcSgcridl bat um ID.
Mars cine Gntidciouu9 bon lucittraz
gclccr Scbcutlm8 gcidllt. Der Snz
bdbcr ciuc3 &atcntco bat bnnad Gin
Observation-Disclosures Wouoppl oui uuc
Irtitcl. Die IN %erbinNuuN nit Dem
pateuticrtcu @c9euitono benrtBt lpcrs
her. nnrf Den Trci3 beitimmcn. Die
&crmcnbuug pprihrcibcu nilp. Sic
Gntihciouug mag bon cinihnciNenhcnl
YiniluB aui idlpeDenbe Inti SrlIits
SroSciic Der Mc9icrung icin. ~iopeit
bicic Yotcnt9cictc betrefien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
NtO. 2122.

9cbdiSc itanocu Yrdiipcnt Gait. lint
9cben ppn cinem 9l%dn3eubcu Stabe.
onrunter ais G~brcnadite Iomirnl
Sefpcp nro @cncrol Mellon Wiles,
'olptc Batter Ghioluid, aopIuu Der
yIininc" an Dem Gag, ais cieiclbe an,
10. Ncbruar 1898 iniplac elmer Or
ploiion nit cinem grobcn Sbcilc ihrer
V%cndnnun9 ocrinnt. fcrncr &apitGn
Si9sbcc unb Gpntrc 2lhmirol @ainz
lprigbt, SfiiSicrc nes llngliifsififfes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Seereieune Ser Opier Scr
vMaine".

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MiGr5. - Sn &nibin9iou berridrte
bcule cine %unselppbutc StilIc. ais Der
3u9 nit 81 nit Slmncu bcbcdtcu
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Scclcutc bergen, bic i'm Suicn bon
&upuno an Sprb rca unpcrscBliMcr,
SricgSiGiiics ~Mninc" ibrcn SpN
inuocn. iid inn9inm Die Ecmiulpunin
Ipe. cutlnng nod hcm N~rlinato,
Sricbboic bclpcbtc. %un bcn mcii;cu
@cbduocn Der Strabeu, peid)c ncr
3ug pniiirtc. pcbtcn Sroucrilpr mS
Slnaacn nIi 6nlbmu't.
ani Rem Yluec binler ecm Slpttens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
6lGnbiee Strciferinmcn.
kalamazoo. Mid.. 20. ~

Ndlomu5ou. Mid,.. 20. M0r5.
Suirl9e einco gcrihtlihcn Gin
bultsbciebls, Der bcn 800 itrcifcnbcu
9pricttzN r6eitcrinncn Der AdlunaSoo
Gorictt 50. pcrbictct. Yuitcn 81 ltchcu.
bubcn Die NnS'tdubi9eu gl cincnl
neucR Mittcl 3nflIdt Acuonumcu. nm
Sic an Scr Nrbcit pcrblicbcncn SpQcs
ainncu ebcninli2 sum- Nu5itoub 5t
bcipcScn. SieIcS Mittcl ut Soa @cbct.
Nu jcbem Nor9cn mn icbcm Nbcnh
pcriummclu iid Die Nuaitdubigcu uIi
Der StrnBc nnbc Der Snbrit Sllm DC
bet mo ilcbcn Den &imnlci III. bnB
Die nod, itrcifcubeu Tugcitcuttu an
Dem Streif fir bDbcrc %obnc IND
before NrbeitsSuitGubc tbcilncbmcu
n,Nncn (0l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
(Spe5inlz GorreIponpcr5 bon &. 81
ans orr Gmisem 5taht.

Gin bubcr ErGlnt bcs Sutifans lit
Tntpritdt fir bic Mittbeiluns, baf
Der Seiiisc Batter am II. Mars lit
ieirer Iriuaffnpelc cine WeiIe cele.
brit babe jnm Sanfc iiir oas Gnt.
rinnen ocs 6Dntss Gietpr Gmanmel
II srohcr ~Sooessefabr. Nadber
bcmertte Sc. SeiIisteit, bnf STRIDE
mnb Sfaat in benz Tcmiiben 5niam.
men geben %ipIten, cine bernrtise
@ieoerbplnng 5n u%crbinoerm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Der IebSnitc Sakntsi Scr
Wctt.

Seip5i0. SnS icincr &pucn.
brng cntgc8cn9chcnrc bicliac Sabns
bofS @cbGubc, hcncu @critcllung
$4,000. 600 %iuitctc. biiritc nas
ifnnits MnN 8roBtc Ncr &clt mcroeu
nm iognr bua F%cmninluuuin Seppt in
Nicm BORT in ben Sduttcu itclleu.
SiiniiiN 3ilNc fpuncn 6u Nlcihcr 3cit
cin- mn u~l3iuu'cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
(Spr6iuIbricf aus Spnnicn,)
lie rn,ialr 6efabr.

Sic gage Der Irbeifcr. - GS aGbrt!
- Sic Hcifen uno Irucn. - &u
1T prnftiidIer 3atbuiisismns?! -
Organization - Hepublifancr Der
balfcn iih benz srpfcu Sample in
Guglano aeaeniiber till. - Suite
rriiunte Sctails.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Sic Strcif Situatipn in @rpSz
britannien nah pcm Sdcitern Der
ScrbuubliinScn bGu9t H0n6 uon Der
@irtuna bcs bon Der Ncgierun9 nugcs
tilnbi8tcn @ / i mall W.
0eicscS ob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Srtcrciic ouS bette Ici. SoIltcu Die
Sujcu Der rcpplntiundrcn Irbcitcrz
%crctuiguug a%ngeborcn obcr ntd,t?
Siciclbe Iutlpprt: Gin Sehcr thut.
mic CT hill. Spld,' idlonlpniid1c Dc
idliii,c 3cuacu 5luciicl>ohuc BON cilcr
9roBcn %%cbcu.tlmlt: Srngcu 6u cnts
idciren, baburd, pnb ma nid)t=
.cutiteioctl
Sic Trn9c Der Irbcitcrs
pcuiioncu lit mod immer litgc@
lott: Sic 5lucitc aunu,cr. scr Scnot,
hnt 3lpnr Elm @cicB n%nacnpmntcn. lpo>
ndh nn2 Ycuiion2dltcr bon 50 drf 60
Sabre bcrabacIcpt. Der Scitrug oc9
Stuntes bon 60 auf 100 Sru1fcn or
bobt miro. @ic Der Stoat Die picIcn
Miaipnru fir puo @cicB. nuIbriuucn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Meiienbcn. bcreu prGd,tigc Iutps
groBe aoffcr 5ollpflidtiBcr &uarcn
lnbcIihtigt nah Spnlien brinHcn.
Ser un9liidlid,c @enrrtc. Der Stren9c
bciuciien ipolltc. miibte nntiirlih nit
DEM Tcrluitc lcincr Stcllun9 lttic
Spllfibufcit biiSen.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
mp IVTTEyrS RESIGN

The good wishes of the country Will
follow DR.. Harvey W. Wiley in his re-
tirement from the governments service
to a congenial private employment. 1t
seldom happens that bureau chief In
any of the departments at Washington
makes himself figure Of national i'm
portance. DR.. Wiley has certainly done
that. Other bureau chiefs, especially in
the scientific branches of the govern
ment service. have used as much indus
try and perseverance as he has shown
and have been actuated by as high n
sense of disintereStedness and duty.
But it fell to DR.. Wileys lot TO have
Il conspicuous share in the enforcement
Of law directly affecting the welfare
Of every man, woman and child in the
country. and the steadfastness and
courage with which he warred on those
who would adulterate food for their
own gain have given. him unique place
in popular estimation.
Nobody could ever doubt where Or.
Wiley would stand on an issue involving
a compromise between the rights of con-
Sumers and the convenience Of manu-
facturers. He may ut times have
seemed q little harsh and pedagogical
to those injuliously affected by strict
enforcement of the pure food law, but
the great mass of the people applauded
his 'unyielding insistence on honesty in
the preparation and labelling Of food as
an admirable exhibition of official
virtue They will regret that they have
lost so valuable a servant.
Undoubtedly competent successor to
DR.. Wiley will be found and the work
which he did will be continued success
fully under the reorganization which
President Taft intimated last summer
that he had in view. But the retiring
chiefs influence will remain as help
full factor I'm the administration of the
pure food law. He set a standard OF
resolution In the detection and prosecu'
tion of frauds which cannot be ignored
and which will constitute his permanent
legacy to the American people.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
THE CHINESE PRETENDER.

The words of qualification which have
been expressed at the absence Of any dis
tinctly political element in the Chinese
disturbances must now be recOnsidered
There has at last arisen a pretender to
the throne, or at least to throne over a
part Of the late empire. The continu'
ance Of the disorder and the seeming in
ability of the government to queil II
formed the strongest of invitations to
pretenders to arise or to c0nspirators tc
organize some sort of political movement
against the republican government. That
has now been DONE In part Of the re-
public from which perhaps more than
from any other such q movement was
likely TO proceed. Its formidableness
will probably be determined by the
in dealing with it. A vigorous stroke or
two may be sufficient to suppress 1t; bun
continuance of the circumstances and
conditions which have invited its rise
would conduce to its ominous growth.
The pretender himself has some ele-
ments of strength and some of weak.
ness. He is n member Of the imperial
Manchu clan and is possessed of much
shrewdness and ability. But he has not
the whole clan behind him. for a few
years ago he was prescribed by it and
sentenced to death, and then to exile for
life, for plotting TO put his own son on
the throne instead of the Emperor who
recently abdicated before the rising re-
public. He cannot hope, therefore, for
the general support Of the clan, while
of course his membership in It will make
him all the more Objectionable and Of.
fensive to the true Chinese. 1t may
reasonably be expected, moreover, that
this spectre Of imperial restoration will
nerve all supporters of the republic to
sink their differences and unite In de-
fence OF the common cause. and espe-
cially to strive for the suppression Of the
disorders which are proving so mis-
chievous.
The disaffection which Is reported
from Tibet and Mongolia is really more
serious matter than the pretensions OF
Prince Tuan. II was recognized at the
beginning that grave difficulties If not
insurmountabe obstacles in the work OF
attaching the outlying provinces to the
republic were likely to be encountered.
Mongolia and Tibet were thought to be
particularly hard TO bring and to keep
III line, and that Is proyino to he the
case. But speedy and successful as.