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J. A. Rem, south Miller. had a
large tumor removed last week. He
is recovering repidly at this writing.
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Sream Wanted

am in the market paying the
highest market prices for cream.
Get my prices before disposing of
your product. f. M. Dunn. l5t4
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Under the head of marriage
licenses issued in a Sioux City pap
err of Tuesday appears the names of
Benjamin n. Davis and Elizabeth
Rowlev, Miller, So. Oak.
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Opera House next FRIDAY night
Our Village Post Master direct
from the twin cities. Prices Is and
80.
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HAND COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS
Locals and Personal Items From Various
Townships.

expecting a bumper crop this year.
A. G. Parmely made a trip to
Chamberlain this week.
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"The Kingdom of Hearts Con-
tent" to be given by the Senior
Glass. Watch for the date.
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Rev. Starr will preach in the Mon.
cur school house Sunday afternoon
at 3 D. m.
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offer my residence property on
east second street for sale cheap If
taken at once
+. j. Weber stiff
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Mrs Harry West visited Thursday
afternoon with friends at Rec
Heights.
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A laugh, a scream. from start to
finish Opera House next Friday
night.
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Ed Bohning and family moves
this week into the Stegman hous'
on 9Th st.
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See Wilson about your sight. AT
Wilson's Jewelry Store Monday
April LIST. 16ti
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For County Auditor

i hereby announce myself as q
candidate for County Auditor, sub
ject to the republican primaries of
Hand County. David A. Lewis.
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J. T. McCullen transacted business
at Washington Tuesday afternoon.
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Additional Local

f. M. Dunn was looking after his
sand business in Washington Friday.
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Watch for the date of the annual
Senior Class play. A college comedy
in three acts.
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Parties owing me accounts for
hardware please call at Hand County
Bank and settle. Frank Pitzer.
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Early Ohio seed potatoes for sale.
Inquire of G.. Z Marsh, Miller. 17t2*
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announcement

Announcement
| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Auditor Of Hand
County subject to the will of the re-
publican voters at the June primary
election. David c. Moncur.
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OFFICIAL WORK
COUNTY BOARD

and supplies for Supt.
Office. ...... -. 500 35
Thompson d Duthie, coal
for Mrs. Berger (poor
person. 9 90
Thompson d Duthie, coal
for Jail. ~ so
A. I'll. Churchill Co., sup
plies for county ...... 4 81
A. H. Churchill Co., gro
ceries for Mrs. Sheriff.
(poor person. 80. 49,. 6 40
A. H. Churchill, groceries
for Mrs. Berger (poor
person. ...,........... ? Is
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for court house -. 93 10
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for HI. o. Smith
(poor person. ......... Is 05
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for Mrs. Sheriff.
(poor person. ....... % 20.
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for j. Robb (poor
person. ....... ...... ID 90
uarnc Tra,c u,ho, ~
coal for Mrs. Tim Parks
CpoOr person ...... Z go
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for Fred Hellmuth
(poor person. ......... Is Is
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for Mrs. Gurr (poor
person .,.... -. go. w
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for Fnnner, (poor
DClSoIl' Q ... ,. Cc'
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co.,
coal for Mrs. Berger
(poor person. go. ..... ) so
Following wolf bounties we're
allowed:
O.. V. Breese, ] old wolf 81 so
@. W. Brown, 3 old wolves. 4 so
w. +. DnSbury, | old wolf. | so
o. j. Hudson. ] old wolf. | SO
Edward Meehau, ! old wolf / so
VIM. Patska, ! old wolf -. | SO
Roy Rush, ] old Wolf. -. | 80
7. G. Vim, 2 old wolves. 3 90
Joe Weisler, ] old wolf. >. ! so
John Schultz, | old wolf -. / so
O.. 9. Campbell petition for
refund Of 1886 for taxes ASSESS
ed against him in 110-6S for 1911
enormously assessed, on motion
allowed.
O. j.. Erickson, for cash ad-
vanced for poor person...$ SO 90
On motion Mr.. John Eschen-
baum, of Tennis, was appointed
road oyerseer for Harrison Twp.
for ensuing year.
The Northwestern Railway
Company having made PROPOSE
ton to ship in seed grain to
the county commissioners free of
freight if handled by county
commissioners.
Motion made and carried that
the commissioners agree to han
die the seed grain on the follow
ing conditions: That there be
application blanks placed in
every bank in Hand county
where any person may go and
by depositing 10 per cent OF the
purchase price, can order what
ever seed they.want and when
grain arrives, by paying balance
can receive grain without freight
The petition of free-holders for
seed grain to be furnished by
county being presented. On
motion rejected.
Claims of county commission
ers:
Henry Scott, 3 days on
board and 2 days Com.
40 No.. ..... 1924 90
John McMurtry, 3 days on
board and 2 days Com.
Bonn -. ..... =. % 90
Ed Andrews, 3 days on
board IA 30
j. I. Bailey, 3 days on
board IA m.... -. ID 40,
G II Ericheap 2 davc on
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z No.. $500. ~ ~
On motion board adjourned
sine die.
Henry Scott,
Chairman.
Chas. |. ode,
County Auditor.
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For County Auditor

For County Auditor
To republican voters, of Hand
county; | respectfully solicit your
support at the June primaries for
the nomination of County Auditor.
14t8* Henry G. Wilson.
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E
5 OPPORTUNITIES
FIVE CENTS PER LINE

Hyou have anything TO sell. or II you d,
sire to buy anything, a three or tour lin,
notice In the PRESS will bring results.
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For Sale buffet. / hall clock. ]
DINING table, 9x15 Welton rug.
17t2* Mrs M. E. Jolly.
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MAYOR PUT IN JAIL.
FOR ATTACKING REFORMER
Craig, of Moonachie Borough,
Breaks Livesey's Jaw With Fist
Blow, Struck From Behind.

HACkENSACK, n. j., May 1i.-Rob-
ert Craig. Mayor OF Moonachie Borough.
battered James Livesey. member of the
reform element in the borough, 40
badly to-day that Livesey is in Hacken-
sack Hospital with his jaw broken and
cut and bruised about the face.
Constable Hageman arrested Mayor
Cradg and Justice of the Peace John
son committed him to jail. Craig re-
fused to make any statement And ball
wlll not be fixed until Monday.
Both men are about forty years old.
Livesey IL much the smaller. lie de.
clares that Mayor Craig came up from
behind and struck him in the back of
the head. knocking him down. As he
got up. Craig hammered him with his
Gsts. breaking his jaw.
Livesey's sister. Miss Mary Ilvesey,
IL u member OF the Moonac chile Board
OF Education, and Craig is clerk OF the
board. Miss Llvesey and her brother
had been leaders in reform movement
which cnraged Craig and his followers.
Two weeks ago Craig was declared
contempt of court by Chancellor Howell
sor neglecting to pay his wife $e7(
ahmony.
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PlMLlCO WINNERS.

PIRsT RAOB - Maiden two year
oidS; four and a half :uriongs. Tank
ard, ioT (ButweIil, 4 TO 6 aad out, arsti
Monooacy, io7 tBurnsb, . to 3 and out,
second; lindesta, lo7 tpigginS), 50 tn
/, 30 to ! and 10 to ], third. Time
0.bl IS Sand Walls, sYosSst, Pop Gun,
Chiffon Kins, Star Gaze. sprinyup, Mar
tin, ARorous also ran.
SlN)ND RAGs-Three-yoar-o lds and
apwEtd; Xxx furlongs lDi; Me-
Tagssru u 10 s, even ana l 20 2; won.
Master hiwin. iA; tSchuttinger) u IL
b, 6 10 and 20 3, second. Charlie
Hsrgrave. Ia; P!ckeHEl 10 to ], rs TO
ana G 20 I, third, tlnse l;it 81, Heather
broom, Belle Nelson, Henocsk, Robert
Cooper, sis. Acton RemaTlsable Geo, &
Davis ana Monty Fox also ran.
THIRD RAsIE-The Arpateur CUP;
selling, thrse-year-oids and up: seven
furiongs Apache. I5s (kr. !. Tucker)
3 10 g. out nnd out, first; indian Maid
lbl (Mg. Chebonnisr), 80 to I, 10 TO
and Z 70 !, second; Royal vane. l6s
INT BlaekI, i6 to I, ! 70 I and q 70 2
thirJ, Tins, lac rs. RsbhlS, Ths
Rum5. rsrlso and Monsieur X slse
49,
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FLOYD ALLEN on STAND
SAYS SHERIFF SHOT FIRST,
Takes Witness Stand in His Own
Defense at the Outlaw"
Trial.

wYTTrEVIIIf/s. Va, May li.-Floyd
Allen. charged with the murder OF Pros
ecutor William ". Foster In the Carroll
County Court tragedy Mt Hliisvillc.
March u, took the witness stand to-day
In his own defense and charged tina,
Sheriff l.. r. Webb fred his pistol n;
him. and that Clerk OF the Cour. Dexter
ooad also shot al him before he. Allen.
reached for his pistol.
II happened TO soc Clerk Goad wink
at Sheriff webb" declared Allen on the
stand, and I saw both Of them take
out their revolvsrs. Then I rose up
from my chair and said: Gentlemen. I'm
not a-Eolng.' I had a paper In my hand
and l started to put II In my inside
coat pocket. Then Sheriff Webb Aired.
He missed me. Clerk aosd fred next.
hittinx me In the hip and / :en on
Judge Bolen. my counsel"
Allen declared he did not ge; his pistol
out OF his pocket until after ne had bee n
shot himself. The only man he shot a,
IN the court room, he said. was Deputy
Clork Queensberry.
Allen denied he had mnde any threats
against tho Court. Asked az 20 his re.
lations with various men who have
teBtied against him. Allen said ono OF
them owed him money. which he could
not got. and another was angry with
him about the shooting OF q revenue
officer. Taking up the reprimand given
him by Judge Massis for kee ping Wit
nesses away from court. Floyd Alien
said he told the Judge II was not true
and he later had q conversation with
Judge Mass!e, who told HIN tho man
who spread tho report OF his intimi.
dating witnesses was Dexter Coad.
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INSANE ASYLUM SCANDAf
CAUSES TWO DISMISS
Head Nurse in Charge of O.
at Poughkeepsie Institstl
ton to Go. "a

ALBANY, y. V, May ll.-Ao4
sult of an investigation into
cumstances surrounding the brit
child to n patient at the Hudson
State Hospital at PoughkeepsiQ'
state Hospital Commission has q
mended to the superintendent anl0
OF managers OF that institution tt
mead nurse In charge of the cote
the porch nurse III charge OF tn
Of the cottage In which the womou
cared for. be dismissed from thQ
ricc because OF their failure to
exercised sufficient care In looking
the woman. "A
The commission has also sent q
district attorney of Duchess 81
a transcript OF the testimony ta1gG
such action as he may deem ~
This was the second child born q
woman during the ten years In =
she has been in the institutions
accused a former employe of bsin1
ponsible for the birth of the last
This man denied the charge
leaving the hospital service.
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OYEz! OYEzI HERE Is ClTVS
FIRST WOMAN AUCTI0EEER

woman's advance into politics gained
impetus to-day. whom Mayor oaynor
caused Mrs, FL! sobei, widow Of thu
former City Auotionesr, to ts notiitsd
that there Is nothing IN the way OF her
becoming Nov York City's hrst woman
auotioneer. provided she pays thu Gus
iomary fee OF tloo ana submits = bond
Of 1900,
After her husbands death, the con-
Duct OF his business dsvoivsd on her en-
tlrsiy, II was necessary fos her to en-
gage auctioneers and to pay them fees.
IN a short tina Mrs, sobsi mastered tho
details OF the auotionserina business
ana, having y POUND, resonant voice,
she decided 10 30 on the block hsrsalf
Aoeondirsiy shs wrote Mayor aaVnor,
ASKING " there Ia o law which would
hinder nor qualifying,
Ths Mayor turned Mrs, sObsrs lottct
over to Assistant Corporation Counsel
Csowsii and, sttss diligsnt search. tho
latter was able 20 report that Mrs.
Bobels ambition cannot ba impedod ny
law, Mrs. sdbel, who lives at No, IL
West Ninstisth street. II prominent IN
women's club work
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BURGLARS GET CHAMPAGNE

Burglars broke into the wine cellars
Of II. Moquin. al Seventh avenue and
Thirty seventh street. last night. They
took six oases OF champagne and other
wines, worth In all $500
Just how they Kot the stun ont q
a mystery to the police, 1t seems i'm
Iossible TO have carried away boxes
OF 30 much bulk unless they were loaded
into truck. yet there are policemen
on duty all night on the corner. who
saw nothing OF any robbery.
They can only account for II by tn,
theory that before the hours of the
flXec post, men who acted and locke
like regular portcrs. loaded the stoler
wines into a wagon. as though II wer,
an emergency order-and nobody paid
the slightest attention to them.
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TAFT SEES H|bBEN
INDICTED AS NEW
PRINCETON HEAD
CONTINUED from First Page.)

buiid h,mseif into tho work OF hia
hand and b,ain Make n man and he
viii and his work"
rnANerOpM iNo TUE INV INTO
'"""o o""'Ns wv '"'S
a MAN.
Tho results which by tho four years
OF training wa hope and expect to pro-
dues would characteristic In . single
sent snoe: IL 10 Transformation Of the
school boy into man OF the world
. man who can move more freely and
familiarity IN tho midst of tho worlds
varied activities. who sperks its lar
6IaGe, who IL convsruant with ita
manners and who can Interpret Its
thoughts.
"OuP fathers learned tho lesson Of
The evening world., 1912-05-11
THOSE DREADFUL ODD

7 Sinks, drains, garbage
and toilet basins all e
odors into the house, ID
they are kept clean with
active germ destroying, d
removing, dirt dissolving e
4 That is what en- is. 1t md
everything SO clean that q
cannot exist where it is U
4 Scrub, scour and rinse
day long with soap and Wa
and the difficulty will still
main. 4
Z Put n little en- in . pail OF VI
and Use the solution wherever
odors are. Then you will han
fresh. hcalthful. invigoratinR
mosphcrc-and you viii be rid
germs, for en- is a great disin
tant, strong but non-poisonous.
I Get The Yei,o,v Package 4
fte Gable Tob"
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Carelessness of Pedestrians and
Drivers Responsible for
Many Auto MiShaps.
klDDlES ARE RECKLESS.
Children Scare the Investigate
ing Committee by Darling
Daringly Under Wheels.

with tho obtert Of studying ct frst
hand, and from the standpoint OF auto
mo'oiliets, trafsc conditions in the va
rious toroushs a tho city. . committee
Of ave Alderman took q long automobile
rsde to-day. The committee was COM
posed Of Aldsrsmm Folk. wlimot. Becis.
Or. Estsrb brook and 6hipisy.
These gentlemen are to r~port TO the
Board oonosrninG measures 70 reduce
the appalling number 81 accidents and
fatalities on the streets of Now York.
due to automobile trAfnc. 30 many
contradictory statements have bssu
made on the subject that ths committss
has decided to make thorough tests Of
trafio conditions. at diffsrsnt times ana
under different circumstance. In all
parts Of the city.
To-dayS sxpieration covsrsd the
downtown businsss district. Williams
burg. parts Of Queens borough. upper
broadway and the side streets In the
traits congestion districts and the issd-
Ing automobile routes conveying out 10
wsstchsstsr. None % the Aldermen
would commit himself about the In.
spsotion trip, but all admitted they
knew rners about conditions IN the
streets after they returned than before
they started.
One thing that Impressed tho msmbsrs
Of the committee 10 that the drivers Of
automobiiss are not entirely 10 blame
Cor tbs heavy percentage of accidents
and fatalities. Tho oarsiessnc-I OF
tsamstsrs and psdsssriAns was found 10
be amirlng. Scores Of drivers were
found who turned thsis teams In
tAroossd ihoroushfsrss, withsu. even
looking behind OF giving . Asnai OF any
kind.
In the tenement districts u Wa found
that children In ssnsral pay iitts CT
no attention TO pAsslas traf,a Tasy
rush iato the streets REGARDLESS OF W.
hislea, and The Aidssmsa we're IN Q
oeid psrsplration nest Of the time when
riding through streets where ohiidrsu
sss most plentiful.
A. sor persons who piaeidiy walk
across the street without looking up or
down and with no regard whatever 90
20 whether they are 81 . crossing ~ In
the middle OF the blook--thsy were
found 10 constitute an army. Careless
meas In this rsapset was found to be
tho rule, especially In districts whore
there vera no tranio policemen.
Tho police force IN WILLIAMSBURG and
Queens aion. main travelled rosds wAs
found TO bs quite inadequate for proper
regulation Of traffic, Tests were made
a. TO the efYIoiency Of brakes ana the
The evening world., 1912-05-11
new ORLEANS SAFE
! AFTER A NIGHT Of
WILD FLOOD PANIC
0ferno of Elements, Including
Rain, Wind and Hail,
Gripped City.
WATER IS INCHES DEEP.
Leyees Withstood the SevereSt
Test Ia Which They Have
Been Subjected. .,
WATER IS INCHES DEEP.

OEDw ORLEANS. May 1i--New Or
1lAns woke this morning with the sun
ssnming Brightly down upon last niGhts
aDsns u confusion when all OF the eis-
Osats combined to give the city .
sosrm that, because OF the food In the
evSr, wus the mos. threatening ever
nOwn.
No rain tell during the latter part Of
0s niBht and the clouds had vahishsd
~ mosnins. with prospects Of . fair.
warn DAY. The river fen gradually
fsUM . O'clock this morning after hAv.
M escssdsd ell flood records here By
. tsst and . half.
A inferno Of the dement's griopsd
The slty for hours last night. Rain fell
- chests. shs WIND blew . sale. hail
$3.50 - Ne tsror. the river rose BY
bsASs ana Appsd across the isvsss. and
~ q eli tAsrs wac . ooatinuous dc.
paay & iigheping and roaring thunder.
no6osAs wSso flooded to . depth Of
1sn sAFee v fftssa inches. People IN
~ tswn distsects were mAroensd With
n the eissk wtslln which they were
esuShs ~ tAs dlsvdburst, and for hours
Ness eesmsd to be little prospect OF
curing <As night D,sctrie tsht plants
vesV Hooded end many Sarts Of The city
wssy II daskness for hours Street car
t10e was ssriously interrupted.
otMtlAN CONDITION PREVAILED
:. ~ NANv rowAA
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No.
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RICH YOUTH ELOPES
WITH A WORKING GIRL
Jesse r. Ross of Torrington Take.
Winsted Girl as His
Bride.

TOpRrSGTON. Conn. May lift
became known to-day that ut mid
night Thursday night Miss Mary Cor
lat Of winsted. and Joese II. Rose
OF this place, werc married by Rev. A.
u. Todd In the parsonage OF tho Cavalry
Baptist Church. Neither tho parents o:
tho bride or bridegroom knew the
H. .siage vas to take place.
Miss Corbat has beon employed n
tho factory Of the Strong Manufacture
Ing Company ut Winsted. ami Rose
has Jus, reached his majority. Rose
10 quite wealthy. having Inherited u
fortune from his father The couple
attended q dance Thursday evening,
ana It II supposed that at that time
they completed their plans 20 marry.
The evening world., 1912-05-11
eiOO, 900 for Two Hospitals.

orc hundred thousand dollars Is given
TO two hospitals by the VIII OF the late
John Torrance Vanneck, VINO died on
Feb. - last, Toe New York POST
Graduate Hosp,tal - TO get tl0.Oo
aed the Montreal General Hospital IS
also to get 500. \ fund OF 1900, 90
Is left In trust for the testa tors son.
Joan vanneck Of No, 8 East seveHtietn
Gtrsst. A former servant In the family.
Minnie Callahan, Is to receive the IN
osms from a.. 0Op for lSa
The evening world., 1912-05-11
s2OO, 600 Fire at R-Imon&.

HoRNELl. N. Y. May iI.-F!re to-
dag destroyed Clark Bro.hers machine
shop< at Belmont, Allegany County. en-
failing q loss estimated at 100000. The
Are started in the engine roodn and
spread with great rapidity. The Wells
VILE Fire Department was .akn 10 the
scene on > special train 10 assist the
inadequate local hre lShting apparatus.
The evening world., 1912-05-11
Harvard Wins at Tennis.

BOSTON, May li.--By a bare margin
OF one match In doubles Harvard wen
the tennis tournament with princeton
on the courts OF the Lonswood Cricket
Club. Brookline. to-day, The feature Of
the tournament was the defeat OF L, II.
whitney OF Harvard. the intercollegiat to
champion. by Dean Nathey Of Prince
ton IN straight sets-7-6. ia. The matches
were the best two in three.
The evening world., 1912-05-11
0REENWICHAFTER SHELTERS.
sound shore Town Forms OrHnni-
sation tn Destroy the Last Ones.
lspseI.l 20 Tho Evening wosld,,


GREENWICH, Conn, May li,-Al.
ways proud that 1t had not nj many
mosquitoes MS other Sound shore towns,
this municipality has determined to get
rid OF every last one OF the malarious
little pests. Urged on by tho Greenwich
Press, an organization backed by the
Board OF Trade the Equal Franchise
League ana various other clubs VI ~
clsty women and business men has been
formed,
Yesterday twenty-five automobiles
rlled with members Of the organization
toured the town and the outskirts. Dr.
u, y. B!selow, the naturalist and writer
and tina Lead % the antl-mosquito
movement, went with the party and
lec,ured on the mosquito breeding spots
ana 'oid how they could be made mos
auitolsss.
The evening world., 1912-05-11
100000 Files Killed,

GLEN ELAND. o.. May ll.--rlns n,at.
~ packed IL HuvGopss arc being ~.
cet,ed az headquarters " tbs .tiy.swot-
i.As crusade. TO date ig.o I'irs have
been swattsd and eouatcs. Tor which
tlo7 has beer paid The crusA1cra
The evening world., 1912-05-11
MEXICAN REBELS BEATEN
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Ofoaco's Advance Guard Forced
to Retreat Twenty Miles
Toward Escalon,

~ HA0o. Tsa.. Nay u.--0sp. Pasoual
oseoss's sdvancs guard Of rsbsis have
eesa driven bank toward Esoslon, tbs
seutsai base Of insurrectos In Northern
o1ss3ee,
lnsesaA Of being on ire defense, the
0ovesUnsut tro0pe havs. within the last
tWsoty.four hours. pushed tho attack
wo0srouay. forcing the rsbels norrhward
osasty twenty uaiss to Csnejos. about
no Aundrsd miiss south Of Chihuahua.
vepsaAi aad othss towns occupied by
the Iberal forces within the week were
OvslaAAAsd 70 the Fedsralists,
xhs sasmk are sGhaastsd snd hun.
~" paA Gen, Teliss over the wire
d6ea The boHoaF telegraph office In his
eAAp ses1y to-day,
sSAA snsmy ukswIss were bsatsn By
Q4Da0esa And Lahulio on the same day
We eeeaa mauy OF their dead ant
~ bs1lad many horses, and IN thslI
a. ahaadonsd much ammunition, w
~ ebeul tn ~ twelve killed and .
EoW VeaAdsd, Our tntsntios u to prssi
so0esWAsd. Our tvnops are full OF sp!ri,
~ tAD(s equipment could NOT be batter
We hAvs twenty-five pisoss OF heavy
eUo0Se0y, bsstdas many machine guns
- e.auaitloa that would last fol
PAso, Ter, Nay il.-nm,l,o Vas,
Q1Daa 0omsa. provisio aal President OF
0bgAeo, has disappeared He slippst
eet a Jssares during the night and Il
e9W SAID 10 be s0 route back 10 San
ASAsalo, Comes set up hLs provisional
cAOltsl hsgs = week ago to-day In 70.
Ooa0s % an Invitation OF Den. Pascual
0boooo to "roms 10 chihuahua"
The evening world., 1912-05-11
AAlIoonist FntnLIY Wnrt.

LINN, Mass, May n-Dashed
aGalnss the roof Of house this after
49, en- Bay Wow aysnuG, near Meadow
~, when hts parachute faded 10
Veak N 1900 Zoo; drop from . bal
leDu, Prof C., q. Boanet,e, 81. Johns
lWgj, Vermont, 10 IN ordeal coni
~ q Lynn Hospital, Bis right
eAo1l1ss vas broken and be WAS In
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