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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
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geriadte aeiteru GmanneI 3iesles
bnrd 0ift ieiafm 2ebeu stspaltiam
Elm 3iel ~ ieten.

Sn bebsnilidkm 3uitonbe Duree
geittrn Der A SABRE alte Gman.Hl
3iegleT, ein peniicnirter Gtr9eant, Der
q Sabre In Der gunbesormee seoi.nt
bat, notb benz ftGbtifnen 0nfpital s.s
broft. Siesler periuhte. ieifeya Sc
ben ourd poriIer Grin Gin Gnbe su
MAIDEN, ba er ausiihtslcs Iiebte. DIR
Dam ipohnt in einem Rofbduie &c.
It'll WcWiden aue., In iDtlMem
DauIe aud Jrau WinHie 6aa roh1t.
ipelhe es ibm ans.ibun bate. s5rGa
pin ipoIIte jeoob BON Der aiebs oss
WaEnes nidts ipiiien unb CAB ibn
iur3 unb biinbis In bieitm Ginne cine
GriIGruna ab. 9ieie NbtpeiIuns robm
fif) 3ieglsr nermaben gu 5trsen, DaG
tr befhiob, Der WeIt Ballet 5u !as:n.
Cine tiihtise Doiis pariier Grin.
ipelhes fir Uertiiauns BON Rdtsen be-
| itimmt mar, biintie bem Wanne gut
senus gu iein. aud feline Setle In eds
Jenfeits 5u befOrbtrn. 0ebddi, sss
than. Durh pos Si0bnen bes Ndne
mes nad Dem Ginnebmen Ses Uiites
tpuroen bic 6ausbsipobner nufmsrt
fam g.madt sic bena6riGtistsn sis
pplisei unb bieie iorsis fir ihltuniqs
lleberfii6runa bes 2ebensmiiosn nan
BEN fdotiiNn 6oipital. 3iesltr bass
is einsn 3etiel folsenon Snhd!ts bin
ierlaTien: .abieu Winnie! Sd Ii.be
DID, bod Du bait mid perlaHen. Dc
pirit seniisenb Gelb ftnoer. Du pal.
msin 6erS sebrOdeR unb i'd, sann niti
nit onieben. oab Du unter o'sien
gerbdi.niiien ipeiier lebit. Der Wann,
Der DID liebt uim."
gluf benz Mese gum 6oipitoI ircns
ten bic polisiiten ettp1s Vdberes iiber
ben Wann erfnbrsn. Der fein .Seim il.
gtilaoelpbia bat, bod bat tr ore
Observation-Disclosures teine 1rassn
an i6n gu ItelIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
Ani Ser strafe asisefasbea.

Gin poIisiit Fanb qeittrn Ulorsen
an Der 3. Gtrnbs unb Central Mpenue
sipei ptibe nnb einen Neger Annbtn,
fpslne Dor Rdlte 3itiertsn. Ner De.
ante fono.. bic Sunstn nan ber qois.
seiltdtion. ipoielbft fie ibrs Ramen
ols Carl Mtber. l3 Sabre at, auB
fnmillOn. o.; aibert Mbilnsr, II
Sabre alt. aus Qerington. Rp., inb
Miu Nerrpman, z Sabre alt. ongaben.
Die Annbtn sabsn an. bob RI eiaen
Gpasifrguns unternommen uab fn
bdnn ptrlnufen bdtten. Gpd3e. NsfIte
e ii4 berdus. bab bic heibsn tneitkn
Junsta aus btm Raaten4eim duf
prite 3iu entipihsn iudren. Die 0nas
Ben iuarhen BEN suatnhotfi6t y
G4ut4aft iibuoeben. I s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

aclansfe fpdtsr 3nr 5tptiisn aefnns.
anbbem Elm Nntrdg. ne ilnter Snspens
birung Der RtgeIn sn pnfiren, nitbers
geitimmt tpor0en mar.
Coroner 1oertmeper iib<rmittat,
cine NbIhrift feints Wsrbitts i'm 1cils
bts Sjdbristn gbefter 1oefIinstr, Dor
1903 Gin Gtrabe, Der am 8. glpDsIns
Der b. 4. an Der Norbipeifede Der Gin
unb Is. Girabs bon einer tort 1nse-
brahten Slot Mage Wiafhines, fptls
DE umfieI, setrrffen ipurbe uno tin.H
GhdbeIbrucb .rlitt, benz er erloG. Der
Beanie mahie oarduf oufmertinm,
Dab pitie WaIhinen NIT aetten btfss
itiat iein foIIisn. Die 3uifrift rrnrbe
an ben Dirsttor fir 0ffentlihe Sihfr.
belt iiberipieien.
Die Crbinuns betr. elmer gon0auss
sabs bon 500. 900 fur ben ~Wincreet
Juterreptine Seper1, dls slnen ERit
Der BON ben Stimmsebern sutstbei5es
nen $4,000, 900 gonbaussabe, fpsIhe
bereits in Der lebten GibuHs eins ldns
gere Debate berporserufen pntte, fGne
sur britten 2efuns uno ipuroe enbaii.s
tig paHirt.
6trr 6eiltsr unierbreiteie cine Srs
binana, Der sufolse alien Wiribsn, bic
cine 2i3ensoebiibr fir poc.tiihe be-
snbli, jsbt aber lire Wiribifaf.ssQis
senIen perloren baben, bic Gebiihr fir
bic nod mid. abselauftne 3eit ,uriite
eritottei iperbe. Wurbe inter Sufpens
oiruns Der RegeIn pofirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

gen onc 8erIuhe 5ur auftbeiiuns
Gbinas atiiHtrt 5ein nno es branHt
tpDbI niht erit befpieien su iperben,
bon DeIder Wintieieit oieies aanb
fur unftre Daniels Jnterelisn 1T.
MAS Der prGiibent iiber bic innere
llnabbdnsisteit Der Jilipinos fogf,
sibt su teinen arititen Mnlab. aber
oos Gub5iel 1T enti@ieben gu mibbilr
lieen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

suidbeln. mas, nebenbei eeiagt. eine
fhmdbIide 5eiabeit lit, gbcr bieicr
3aberner 8prfad tpirft in gerptner
5infiht auffIdrenb. Grit jest fann
man periteben, tparum ss nidt aelins
gen ipiu, in ben nihtzbelltIhen Yros
rin5en Iiad] fait einen balbeH Sabrs
hunoert einen ippalen 9eiit gu err
peden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
9rdfioent million nsnbet

feline pdnaopaiIhcn grfabruneen auf
Die 3eaieruna an. 2anae 2eftionen
ermiiben. ebenio Ianoe 8otIhaften uno
erreaen tein sSutereiTe. sfn Tolae bel
len bat Der Brditbent feline gotihaft
brei 9iertel tiiraer asbalten. uls Rooz
iepelt uno Saft unb er batte'oas Re-
fuItat au Derasihnen, baB Der &onareb
ihn nit aeipannter 4ufmertiamteit an.
hDrte unb ioaar in haufioe 8eifalls.
rufe ausbrah. pdhreuo friiher Der
Wuub nur sum 9abnen aeoffnst
nurpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
8emsrfnnsen anr prdfi.
bertenbotfhaft.

.Seber tpirD bic HiirM Der Botihaft
lcpen, aber auh Der ssnhdlt purfte an.
seneint 3uitilnmuna finben. ba e.
ssroaen beriihrt. betreffs tpelher ami.
fd<n beibsn purtein pDlliae ueberein.
|itimmuna beitebi. spopon mir isbo&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

Die Il ri d lpelhe Den Stllr7
bes fran5OiiIten Miniiteriums berbei.
fibrte, mar unbershtigt. Selne 5Drs
berlln9, Die Papierc Der neuea 4nIsibs
1teuerfrei gu MAIDEN, bate dlle Ser
nlinft fur ii6, od bic Steuer 1ie I'm
fsrbrineung Der 4nleihe erihneren,
fpenn nibt unmoglia MAIDEN piiroe.
Die Ridtigteit bteIer Nniiht tonnts
Die SppOiition unm0glif beitrsiten,
uber ieber Stein, Der ibr in Die 6ano
TAM, mar ibr re6t, Inn bas Mlniitss
rum 81 fallen, oas ben lintsTtebenben
Glsmenten tpesen Der Itarten S,bpsns
tung mad re6ts anitobig geporben
nor. gs tam als ielbitpsritdnoIid
gsltcn, oaB oas neue Miniitsril,m Die
Steuerfreibsit, Die jeBt oerpeigsrt NOR
ben 1T, 3u9eitshen rpiro. Die Ruoitaz
len, Die fhon lGnsIt ibr programm nit
0inblid auf ben porausiibtli9en
Gtur5 ocs Winiiterirrs porbersitst
hl6sn, iperbsn jegt CUR Regierung gsz
langeu. Der Weltfrieosn tann oabur6
ntr gepinnen, ba bas jesige Winiitsz
rum, tpie es bel ben aonierpatipen inl=
mer Der Saa lit. siuen fart daupiz
niitiihen 4nitri6 bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

Der Ghabtn tonnts nod ni6t mh Gi.
iskrbeit fsllgeRelIt perben. bod tslduIt
iitt berfsIbe duf nisbrsre iauitno Doll
lar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
Gs III Nusfiht porbanoen

Gs 1T Iusiiht porhanoen
hah Die Bdbruuas-gia nod ppr Wsih.
nuhtsn aur @rlebiauna aelanet. SieIs
ShDentuna Seitens Der Ssnatoren
RE auf 8erihleppunq hinaearbeitet
haben. 1T einsm gtrtular ausufhreis
ben, oas BON 6unoerten bon gautiers
unterseifnst lit uno bahin lautet, oab
tie 8antiers aeapunqen Iinb, Den Sire.
Dit tnapp gu balten, bis bic Bill erie.
Fiat lit, ba iie bon bsm 9eieB eins
aenperune in Der Sistontp- -Rute bor,
ousIeben unb lie baber iih auf teine
lanaen 9urleben einlaiisn tonnen, Biz
lie DiiIen, ipie bod Der 8istontoiat
iit itelleu niro. Gin anoerer 8runb.
Ger ieooh niht mitaetheilt piro, lit.
baB Gelo iiberbaupt tnapp lit unb bat
Die 8antiers teinen qrobsn arebit be-
ipilliaen tDnnen, bis pem 6anoel fri.
fches e'elo 2uqefiihrt tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

0as 8erbaltsn Der psutihsu
8eboroen gegeniiber benz 8prfa1 in
3absrn niro nit jebem Sage unertlGrs
lifer. Der idnooperige 9eutnant
Baron BON 5oritnsr, Der ihon 10 pisl
llnbeil angsridtet bat, bdlt isben 5ag
fir perloren, on Dem er niht oie 8ss
ipobner BON 3abern nit elmer neusn
grutalItdt aeret5t bat uno bic 8ebprz
Zen laIien ibn rubig getpdbren. Gs
heiBt, bag Die ge60roen eine unterIu>
dung fii6rsn. aber oas WihtigIte fir
ben Quaenblid lit bod, ben Weniden,
Der Iol6e Grresune peruriaht, aus Der
Staot gu entfernen. Siherli6 muB
bod Der beutifen Regisrung mebr OIL
benz WoblDollen uno Der 3ufriepenkit
Der gepoIterung bon lfabz2ptbrinz
gen, als an einem 2eutndnt aeIeeen
fetn. oem es oifentunpie an allem
8srftanoe fsblt. Wcnn Die Militdrz
gehoroen Don 3abern nidt Die Soleen
ihres 8erhaltens 81, iiberidauen perz
mogeH, follte bod Der aan8ler Die nDz
thige @iniiht beiiBeu unb ben aaiier
gum Ginihreiten peranlafTen. Gin
glid in bic ausldnbifte pre1e IolIte
ibn belehren, oab Der oumme 2entnont
Elm unbeil anriftet. bas in Sabren
niht nieoer gut gu MAIDEN 1T. Mit
Der iibli6en untenntnib uno benz an
oeborenen 6uife eessn allss, nos
gsutihlanb bctrifFt, ip;rb BON Der miz
fitariihen grutaIitdt geiprohsn, lpslz
DIE Die HeIhslanoe 3ur Gmporunq
treibt. 8as tann bod Der osutfhen in
ternationalen politit nitt forberlit
iein. Die Rsgierungsbldttsr iprs6en
BON elmer &raftprobe spiIhen benz
8olte BON 3abern unp bem 6eere. in
fpel6em oas 8olt unterlieaen miifie.
neil ionft eleihs 8orfommi1iiIe in dn-
bereH Staotsn niht ausbleiben perz
ben. 8as Bolt begt teinen 5ab eegen
Dos Seer. lonoern gegen einen fpeaiefs
len 2eutnant, bem audi anpere Ser
fehlungen ndheeiaet fperpen, bic ifon
ldngit feine 8eisitigung bdtten sur
ssolse baben Yoasn, anitatt bieien
Stein bes 4ntoBes aus bem 8ese su
raumen, miro aerabe oas beDirtt, tpas
ptrmieoen tperben iolIte, inbem mon
einen CAB gegen oas Seer felbit pedt,
tDie pas nidt uusbleiben fam, penn
man einem Wenfhen pie Jorftner sse
tattet, einen la6men 9iirger nieberz
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
KILLS man ACCUSED
OF ATTACKING wife
Railroad Construction Superin-
tendent Gives Himself Up

Chicago, oct. l6.-Wm. Keith. ac-
cording TO the police was told by his
wife that Walter Paul, a grocery clerk
had attacked her. Keith lay in wait
for Paul today and shot and killed
aim Keith tclephoncd TO the police
and was arrested.
Keith is superintendent OF Construc-
ton of the Aurora. clgin * Chicago
railroad, with offices at Batavia Ill-
nois. In his pocket was found writ
ten statement by his wife, whom he
married i'm Albany IS years ago. In the
statement Mrs. Keith, the mother Of
three children, said Paul first attack
Ell her a year ago when he delivered
groceries at her home. She feared 10
tell her husband. but when Paul made
another attack recently, the secret be.
came hurdensomc 20 her.
My husband wrote down what
told him." said Mrs. Keith TO-DAY.
He said he would stand BY me
and would not kill Paul Neither of
US could sleep last night when | told
the story. | lay awake until 4:3O
O'clock this morning Then he dressed
and went out saying he would re
turn IT 10 o'clock. That was the last
/ saw him until he was In Jail"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
FAVoRs AIR TRIP TO POLE
Grahano Waite Thinks Amundsen
Project Is Feasible

London, oct. l6--The reported in
tcDtion Of Capt. Roald Amundsen to
use tho acroplane in his next polar eX-
pcdition raises the question of the
possibility Of reaching the pole by air.
Claude Grahame-White. when asked
Tor his opinion. while conlessiug his
ignorance Of conditions I'm the polar
regions, could see ~ reason why a
flight to the pole should not be feas-
ible. IL. added
"Shackletun and scott were both
strongly in favor of an attempt being
made VIXEN | discussed the point with
them. We agreed that an acroplane
and not dirigiblc should be- used
and that this should be- made in sec
tions ana easily transferable as pro-
sumably il would be used after the
chip had been left.
with regard 10 the question oc
temperature. | think IL would he pos
S'blc To arrange an exhaust from tho
engine - keep the petrol ana lubricat-
ing oil from freezing For special OBJ
gerNatiou purposes or for "a final dash
over the last hundred miles or so an
8eroplane would gurelv be invaluable
in polar work"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
JULIAN HAWTHORNE FREE
Author Leaves Federal Penitentiary
~ Atlanta, Ca.

Atlanta, Ca. oct. tG.--Attcr more
than six months imprisonment in the
federal renitentiary here for violating
the postal laws, Julian Hawthorne and
DIR. w j. Morton, of Boston, are free.
They planned 10 leave tor New York
today.
Hawthorne and Morton were sem
fenced March II last 10 terms of one
year and one day. but II was ordered
that their sentences date from the
time of their arrest. four months pre-
vious. Good behavior" brought about
further shortening of their sentence.
Since he entered the doors of the
Atlanta prison. lIawthurnc's record.
according to officials. has been guch
as to prove particularly helpful to his
fellow Lrisoners. He has made note
worthy contributions 20 the prison
paper. II was said and was considered
a valuable counsellor by his fellow
prisoners.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
WATCH ORIENTAL STUDENTS.
Many OF Them Violating immigration
Law. Says Csminetti.

Washington, oct. l6.--Orieutals by
scores have been entering the United
states as students" and remaining
here under such gllsc, according 10
Commissioner Camiuctti of the Immi-
grafton Service. who announced today
that he intended To- make a thorough
Investigation. II his suspicious arc
correct. Mr.. Caminctti will recommend
legislation providing cor closer cs-
pionagc Of all Chinese and Japanese
entering the country.
Under the treaties between the Am
crican government and the two gov
ernments of the east, japanese and
Chinese ore permitted to enter the
United States for study or research
This concession. II is contended. has
been abused by many immigrants. who
have studied long enough to lull tho
suspicious of the American authorities
and then dropped the mask.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
ARTIFICIAL SILK OUTPUT.
Germany Now Loads lndustry--.New
Company in New York.

New York, oct. 1.-THE organiza-
here. now in progress of a S50O.O00
company to manufacture artificial silk
from cotton gives an added interest to
recent figures I'm consular reports COW
ering the artificial silk industry.
There is little doubt that Germany
now heads the list both i'm production
and consumption of artificial silk. Last
year 500, 500 pounds were used in kre-
field alone. chiefly In the manufacture
Of mems ties, whereas only 200 lbs.
were consumed by swiss manufacture
ers The total valuation Of goods
made from artificial silk I'm Lyons last
year is estimated at not more than
s3S6,O00.
The German silk trade showed in
creased interest in the product in 1905.
when prices were reduced from s2.15-
S2.S7 a pound TO s1.72-$1.SS. The piece
goods trade uses chiefly the finer quail
Titles. nltrocelulose silk beiEg almost
exclusively employed. while the velvet
manufacturers take the coarser quail
lies. principally viscosc silks.
During the past three years the
price of nitrocellulose silk has ranged
betwee Sl.27 and s1.56 a pound and
that of viscose silk between sl.29 and
Sli0.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
Presiding Judge One Of Fourteen
Against Removing Him From
Executive Office
FINAL SESSION OF TRIAL IS
BEING HELD THIS AFTERNOON

Albany y. Y, Oct l6.-The court
Of impeachment trying Governor Sui
zer auJourned at ] o'clock todey 10
meet again al o'clock this afternoon.
at which time, IL was announced,
start would be made on the final vote
10 determine the guilt or innocence of
the governor.
II was reported the cour. voted in
formally In secret session this mOrnls
to remove the governor from Office the
vote being 43 to IA. The vote 20 dis
qualify him from ever holding another
office in the state was lost, II was sa 4.
There was not a single vote favorable
To his disqualification. it was said.
II is reported that among those VINO
voted in favor Of finding Sulzec not
guilty and against removing him were
Presiding Judge Cullen five Fepuoli-
can senators, six Democrats, enc In.
dependent and one Progressive Repub-
lcan.
Discuss impeachment Articles.
Albany. y. Y. Oct 1S-When a YER
diet is reached in the Impeachment
trial Of Governor Sulzer now depends
entirely on the length Of the speeches
of his Judges in explaining the votes.
This applies TO the remarks in secret
SESSIONS, one OF which began with the
opening OF court TO-DAY. and the public
sessions which follow.
All of the articles Of impeachment
will 1e discussed in public sessions
and informal votes will be taken on
them. The frs. article was under in
formal discussion last night. It is ex-
pected all others will be covered in
formally, and a vote reached today. \
member is privileged to change his
vote in the open session
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
Find Made on June Is Last on
Site of Old Market lust
Comes to Light
MONEY TAKEN AFTER IT IS
BURIED; MAY Be COURT ACTION

Like a tale from the Arabian Nights
reads story emanating from Lake
Linden, the principals in which are
boys ranging from TO IL years. And
the story has sequel which threatens
TO be- staged in q local justice court.
ON the afternoon Of June 10, two
loys, viii Leclerc and Walter Lame
Iauu, uncovered treasure box while
playing ON the site of the cid Bcnnal-
lack meat market on First street. ON
the cover of the box was a gildcd
cross, an insignia which, il Is believed,
N,.ll lead To- the identity of the owner.
Tho boys pricd the lid and u mass o.
wealth was disclosed. Several bundle,
Of currency, each marked with q band
bearing the inscription $1,000" or
$780," i've bags OF gold coin and a
quantity of silver coins were found,
IN, whole amounting to between $lo,-
oep 3nd 100000.
Amazed at the find, but possessed
with fear over finding such a sum, the
h1a quietly conveyed the box to a
lowl- spot north Of town and buried
d. TL,y kept their secret for a week,
according to the Leclerc boy. during
which they did not venture near their
,1rtc. They then determined TO take
"u inventory of the money, To ascer-
Tain the exact value Of their treasure
Iu. 'ho box was gone. Someone had
'ppar"utly seen them bury it. and their
drDm OF wealth vanished.
" later developed that an eleven
.ear-old boy had uncovered the box
and carried II TO Il spot near the Cop
Ter Range trastle at the Uoughton-
Douglas falls. The boy is said to have
taken uine-ycar- old boy into his
confidence. and the two thereafter
were always possessed of funds. They
were hosts at candy bees, frequently
'nieriaining other boys at picture
'heoters and money literally rained
la the meantime the parents of the
1870 boys who made the original find
'iIf'' llAih VI lll' icot VI lllt treas
tle but nu publicity was given the
story
recently, one Of the boys who Is inn
bill3ted IN the final disposition
81 HE box, and his father
were socn coming from the
"oods. People residing in the Yves,
'nd Of The town assert the man car.
we'd box, the description of which
Tailed closely with one the Leclerc
10y gave. Gossip became rife ana the
il"ry reached the man who now de-
tIti.s he win cause the arrest of his
a''u.ers. Meanwhile, the man is said
To have ,old an interviewer that lac
was lt The scene Of the supposed cache
oh tie day H. question and that he
'''r'ed burlap in which he intended
'ilhBing the money to his home. bu'
he declared the box could not be found.
Jhc Identity Of the owner is said To
ba known but no Developments are ex-
bee'ed until the case comes into court.
~ IS believed the treasure was hidden
~ tho time of the Lake Linden fire,
more than quarter of century ago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
RUoNpo TO GUIDE COLONEL
Brazilian Will Meet Roosevelt Wher
latter Arrives at San Paufo

Ne" York, oct. l6.---Brazil Is plan
H'l6 to give Colonel Roosevelt "tho
uiHe OF his life" in the wilds of that
country occording to Captain Antonio
D. dc fonseca, the new military at
''cne Of the Brazilian embassy. who
arrived from Rio oe Janeiro yesterday.
Ut Lauro Mueller, the minister of
'oreign affairs of Brazil, who recently
iidae tour of this country, has tele-
e'aph'o to Colonel candldo Ruondo.
VINO mas spent twenty years In explor-
a''oh IN the Matto Crosse, TO meet
Colohei Roosevelt and to act as his
guide.
;, Colonel Ruondo will meet Colonel
,'ooSevclt on the latter's arrival at
Su Paulo and invite him into the
"d''o Crosse country, which contains
'eiy variety OF natural beauty and a
V'uerlul variety Of wild animals
.u'en would furnish excellent sport
VI 'ho American huntsman.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
WILL ASK VERDICT
: IN FIRST DEGREE
Prosecution Outlines Murder Case
Against Mrs. Eaton

Plymouth. Mass, oct, l6.--The
court room was filled today when the
government began TO outline it's case
against Mrs. Jennie Eaton, charged
with numbering her husband, AGmirai
Eaton.
The commonwealth expects tn"
jury will render a verdict of guilty
of murder in the first degree, if the
act is shown to have been committed
by a rational being" said Attorney
Katzman. who indicated jealousy was
the motive Of the crime. or years,
be said. Mrs. Eaton tried to have
Der husband adjudged insane
In the summer of 1905, according
To Katzman. Mrs. Eaton accused her
husband of having poisoned . child
adopted by them the previous spring.
lie charged Mrs Eaton wrote TO Prof
Whitney. Harvard chemist, TO whom
the Childs stomach was sent for cN-
animation. rs follows
II rely upon Your finding poison III
clarcd insane.
The official report, however, showed
death was due to natural GAUGES.
Professor Whitney would testify,
said Katzman, that his analysis of the
admiral's stomach revealed the pres
ence OF fifteen grains of poison. Two
would bc enough 10 kill, Concluding,
the professor said that it the jury
finds that Mrs Eaton committed the
crime under hallucinations that consti-
tuted I'm Irresistible impulse, that the
commonwealth would bc satisfied with
a verdict of not guilty. by reason Of
insanity. The presentation Of evidence
was then begun.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
RESCUE OIL STEAMER GIVEN
GREAT OVATION At LONDON

kroonland, which was delayed 10y an
accident to It's shaft, is expected to
dock by nightfoll, with Captain Inch
and ninety other survivors of the Vol
turno. including many members of the
crew, who were among the last TO leave
the doomed vessel ON board are Sow
Cral women separated from their fam
lilies, and three little children whose
identity Is unknown.
Brings Forty More Survivors
Philadelphia. Pa, oct, 16.-The
steamer Seydtz. with forty steerage
passengers of the Volturno. passed the
Delaware c0pes at $3.50 this morning,
aud will dock about 6 o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
KING AND QUEEN ARE
SPONSORS or sA5Y

London. Oct, tG.-Thc five weeks
old son Of the Duke and Duchess OF
RoNburghe (the latter Miss May Got
let Of New York before her marriage)
was christened In the Chapel Royal
ST. James Palace. this afternoon. King
George and Queen Mary were the
sponsors After the service their
Majestios presented the infant with
several pieces OF jewelry.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
NEXT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
TO BE HELD IN ST. LOUIS.

New York, oct t6.--The house of
deputies of the Protestant Episcopal
church voted today to hold the next
general convention at 81. Louis in
1916. The indications were the dccis.
ion would be ratified by the house of
bishops.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
CENTENARY OF SAN JOSE.

san Jose. Costa Rica. oct. i6--A
hundred years ago today the name Of
this city was changed formally from
Villa Nueva to san Jose. Today the
residents OF the capital are celebrat-
ing the centennial Of the city. but in
reality the place was founded In 1861
and was known as villa Nueva until
Oct. .i6. 1919
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-16
TEsTlFlEs AGAINST eEILlss.

Kic, Russia. oct 15.-At the trial
of Meudel Belss. for the murder OF
the boy, Andrew yushlusly. Vera Te-
hebeiak mother ~ the murdered BOYS
playmate sWore todav Ise was otter-
ID t2S,o0O 70 take The suilt on her own
shoulders, those making the offer say
ing it Was necessary 90 r,futo the
charges ogainst Bcinss