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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-06
He Was an Expert.

1.-THE dexterity that telegraphers
sometimes acquire is simply wonder.
full, said an old operator who has
now climbed to managerial nights,
II was working In Chicago Office
a few years ago when there drifted in
a trampish looking old fellow who
wanted a position. Said he was a
first-class operator. His appearance
wasn't in his favor and the boss be-
gan to chat him.
"First-class man, eh? Good as
they make 'em? Just what can you
do;" he asked, as he winked at the
boys
Work anything from a buzz saw
to a duplex, returned the old man.
'Can, eh?n
Yes, and both sides Of a duplex il
| have it to do"
well, say just. come in here and
let's see YOU work both ends OF a
duplex
We all watched him as he sat
down give sou my word, that OLD
chap could send with his right hand
and write with his left Just i'm.
agIne q mar keeping one ear one
side % his brain aud one hand re-.
tclvIug tauslltlug and writing a
message ana the other ear, hair ~
his brain aud his other hand sending
another message Washington
Nrwt
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-06
Down "A Partisan Sewer.

A correspondent OF the COngrega-
tionalist describes the sewers OF Paris
and the description affords an ex-
ample Of what we'll might be In every
large city Of the land Going down,
with some seventy other visitors, by
two lights Of carpeted iron stairs. he
landed IN vaulted chamber, where
the visitors took seats in two large
boats in the sewer, which was over
feet wide and Ii feet high The sew
lge, which IS only the water dis
nargc from dwellings, factories, etc.
THE offensive sewage from closets be-
ing. otherwise disposed Oh, flows lu
a central channel ~ feet wide aud
from % feet deep and this chan.
uol IS t0rterel On each side hy paved
walks 3 feet ln width and perfectly
ify sweet ind clean giving excellent
idewlIss f0r w0rsmeu or visitors
The sewer ITSELF i ftr mote than au
American sewer It 8 q great 8nI
"elshHi.t tunnel constructed iaT 4
variety Hf HenA lHN uHe 90 which n
in cares awaf fHe eastr waiter ~ the
HIE lt g g ga fuf hHsa aat
hi a. pipes Go Mnialt aaI atl
NiH Nf teHHfaHh aHI Solos
#hHHH eifes lHa Mf Haaam4tm faI
h ANI atHsI t Ht
fH.ft#Hl FL fHH 8H tEs t
NEl.al tHa tha
~Ha aa Ha fHa2a
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-06
RESEMBLES THE BIBLE STORY
a GuatemaIian Indian Legend OF the
worlds Creation

A Guatamalian Indian Legend OF the
worlds Creation
OF ALI the American nations, none
have left fuller NEUROLOGICAL legacy
than the Clutches of Guatemala, VINO,
in addition TO a vast mass OF ora IRA
dition. possessed also a written liter
ature on the SUBJECT full OF rude,
strange e!oluence and poetic orlgl-
nality. The simple sublimity OF their
account of the creation equals any,
thing 10 be found in literature. "And
the heavens. were formed and all the
signs thereof were set IN their angle
and alignment, and its boundaries
were fixed toward the four winds by
the Creator, the Mother and Father
of life and existence; He by. whom
all move and breathe, the Father OF
the peace of nations and the civlliza-
ton of his people, He whose wisdom
has projected the excellence of all
that is on the earth or in the lakes
or in the sea. But there was as yet
no man, nor anyhnimal, nor bird, nor
crawtish, nor any pit, nor ravinc, nor
green herb, nor any tree; nothing was
but the ornament. The face of the
earth had not appeared, only the
peaceful sea and all the space OF
heaven. There was nothing yet
joined together nothing tthat chung
to anything else; nothing that bal
anced itself, that made the least
rustling, that made any sound IN the
heavens. There was nothing that
stood up, nothing but the quiet water;
but the sea, calm and alone in its
boundaries; nothing lived, nothing
but immobility and silence in the
darkness, in the night Determined
to people the waste, the Supreme
Father called into being the earth,
the plants the trees, and finally ami
mails, birds, beasts and creeping
things. And the gods called on
these, their creatures, to praise their
Creator and they could not, so the
gods despised them. And again and
again they tried to create an animal
that should speak and intelllgently
declare the praises of its Maker. And
finally after many failures and
thousands of years spent in expert
ment, they made men, and the men
looked up to heaven and said: Hail,
o Creator! Thou that nearest and
understandest u.s. Abandon US not
Forsake us not! Give US to walk al
ways in an open road, in a path with
out snares, to lead quiet happy and
peaceful lives free of all reproach.
Under the protection Of the god:
men multiplied, but soon forgot t
praise and honor the deities, and {
great rain fell which destroyed al
but one good man, his wife, his sons
and his sons wives, all of whom hat
taken refuge in great canoe. Wher
the rain ceased they settled in place
called Tulan, and there the language
of all was confused, so they deter
mined to leave Tulan and 60 to dif
ferent parts of the earth; thus the,
did, aud in this way the whole eartl
was peopled with men,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-06

Brewed of the finest BARLEY MALT al
HOPS well aged Is now ready for delivery
wood or glass. Please send orders through Q
agents or delivery men, by mail or Telepho
South $50. Bottling Dept, Tel South $780,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-06

lleata poker ln Che Dee rel bots
aud put e an che cop 81 Z sfrew fuf
"a minute uf twa. Chen case tha
Rrren driver iHd SOFA wll uasi'F gee
h Hl f}uu in lt ehlsl be- "a a4fm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-06
DIOR vas percelred. while the ranld

odor WIS perCelVeu. wnIIt inc raDld
current, made by the constant inflow
from toe side pipes and small sewers
kept up the steady flow of the stream.
After a long ride in the boats the
visitors climbed up two other flights
of carpcted iron stairs having been
on their visit to the sewers just an
hOur.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
rHE ToNTlNE TROUBLE.
Billy Maddox, Late Of SedaIia,
Issues a Circular to
His Friends.

DEs MONIES, Ia. Dec. 4, 1897;
Holders Of Iowa 7on,ine Bonds
DEAR FRIENDS Attorney Gener
al Thomas has notified our company "a
close up its affairs at once. ! was in
Illinois, where have been for the
past two months, and on December
L, received a telegram to leone in AT
once" On arriving here Sunday
morning Decembe, ;. | was greatly
surprised to find President &. w.
Stone and Secretary Shyrock zone
and not leaving "a word to me A. what
t. do.
1t has never been my duty to look
after the office affairs. As have been
busy going over states. putting in
agents and never did think for one
moment that was doing anything
but what was an honest business. for
! can't see where there can be any
fraud feature connected with our plan.
After telling Mr.. Thomas that we had
a lot of our friends holding
bonds and that all claimed we had
the most equitable plan before the
people, he said it could not be allowed
to run. Messrs. Stone and Shyrock
evidently got scared and skipped for
parts unknown and | am sorry to say
the entire reserve is gone too. have
advanced more money for thus compa-
nv than both of them and have
worked hard for It's success and | am
willing to do all in my power to all
the bond holders. q will arrange
matters so all who have sent in their
installments since December ; will
have them returned. After getting
things in the hest possible shape |
will return to Sedalia. Mo-, where |
have lived for the past eleven years,
and where YOU can find me at any
time.
Yours truly,
W. +. Maddox,
Nice-President.
The reserve fund is said To have
been only about SSN,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
FORGED CHECK.
T. P. Cooper FrauduIentIy Uses
His Fathers Name to
Get a Suit.

Detective John Scallev arrested L.
Z. Cooper this morning. who is charg-
ed with passing a check purporting to
be drawn OH the Fir~, National bank
of Sedalia.
The transaction took place ON Nov
ember 81, 1898. when Cooper present
ed the check. ostensiblv signed by his
father. Daniel Cooper, at the st.
Louis Clothing house, for which he
received thirty dollar suit OF clothes
and 50 III money.
The forgery was discovered this
morning and the arrest followed, as
related
The defendant was taken before
Justice Levens and in default of $500
bail, examination being waived. he
was committed TO jail.
Cooper is a young man who resided
Oh North Quincy street. He Is known
to the police as a kind of a tin horn
sport.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
The Mystic Shriners.

MessrS. j. l.. Parrish, Sam Lovets,
r. NJ. Maynard Cand councilman ID.
Mckenzie returned Yesterday from
Kansas City where, the night before,
at the Midland hotel. they attended a
grand banquet BY Mystic Shriners.
The Kansas City papers speak in
glowing terms Of the affair. The
porsly and eloquent Sedalia council.
man, ID. Mckenzie, whose physical
proportions .Outmatch those Of lnger-
coll andwhose tongue is tipped with gol-
den words when occasion arises. as is
the great agnostic's. WIS called on for
speech and he responded to the liz
vitation Of the Pilgrims by delivering
AN address in the purest Arabic and
Syrian. II is reported to have been
the effort of his life and the Oriental
erudition be displayed sst"unded his
auditors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
Met lellan's for Bargains.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Con Tehan, a Well Known
Farmer. Gets into a Bank
Trouble

Jacob Baker, of Windsor. in Il
prominent cattle dealer and buys
large quantities of cattle and corn,
giving checks on the hank for same.
Recently the bank at Windsor cashed
a check for S1S2 drawn in favor of
ma named Smith, signed by Mr..
Baker. Baker claims that the check
is forgery and will not allow it
against his account. The bank claims
that the money was paid to Con Te-
han. Tehau denies this. The check
was made payable to bearer, but was
indorsed on the back by Smith. Mr..
Tehan is a farmer and we'll respected,
and people :Tho know him best think
he is not guilty. However, the cashier
Of the bank ought to know what he
is talking about when he says Tehan
received the money. The preliminary
of Tehsn Occurs to-day.
when probably further developments
will he made.
Smith is not known ut Windsor or
in that vicinity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
DELAYED by an Accident.

Owing to the breaking down Of "a
truck under the ears at Page City,
yesterday evening. the local freight
train which is due from the west at :;
p. M. Was delayed about three tpurs.
and did not reach this city until
O'Clock p m. This proved quite
convenience to parties who wished to
come to the city, a. they could reach
here several hours in advance Of the
regular passenger Quite a number
took advantage ut the delay and came
in ON the freight No material dam
age was done to the train or employees
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

Yes. you used TO h. the red
headed dining room girl:"
YES"
Don't you know me-"
No: don't think ] do
You ought To-
Why"
Il drove milk wagon Tor Il while.
hut got caught sellin' can of milk
that hadn't been watered. and took 10
driving a bread wagon after that"
What you doin now"
''keepin' hotel.
Where
''About two blocks down wonder"
Want gooA diHuii.. room girl"
Il reckon.
How much
oh. don't know: 'hpu, dollar
and keep"
Room all IL myself:
Moo. GU not.
Who with
The cook.
Black or white
White"
Male or ieraal..."
En-"
Man or w"l,,-.i:.
.'Oh. woman.
'''m yourn. When ran YOU take
mey"
This amt no leap wear.
'Ain't no what ,"
Leap year"
What's that =
When women can propose.
What's proposin'y"
You. Didn't YOU say when can
YOU take me-"
Land o goshen. felicr, III, nt
when can ] set NJ earnin' that dnil:.r
and keep
'Oh. right now.
And so the bargain was mad... and
the woman whom Mont Carries tr',.
81 much pleasure in befiiendin" j.
again a resident of Seaalia. at h. n.si
toll. earning her bro:.,. With >Dine
butter on thu upper <i r. g: IL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

SEoAl,A, Mo
PERSONAL.

Ms. Frank Sprague i reported ILL.,
Judge Ryland passed through 10 Lex
ington Yesterday
Mrs. 5. F. Rc,se returned ir"m Kan
sss City Yesterday.
Prof. F. c. Billing returned yesterday
from Jefferson City.
Col. W. F. futile was down from his
Dresden farm yesterday.
Detective Lally, OF The Missouri Pa
cific, was in town yesterday.
Col. Leslie Marmaduke was down
from Sweet Springs yesterday.
Rev. r. H. Trone was in Sedalia YES
t-rday on his way to Knobnoster.
Rev. c. II. Briggs, OF Fayette, was in
Town yesterday. route to Houstonia.
Bishop E. X. Atwill OF the Western
diocese of Missouri. breaches at Marshall
to-day,
Miss EsteIla Mcirew, of Lexington,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mr.. w.
F. Bard.
DR. McNeal. of the NJ. X. 4 L. hos
pital, went to Warrenshurs yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Amanda Euthridye Of Calhoun,
is the guest ri Mrs. Sue Pigg On East
Third street.
J. W koontz. student Of Scarett
college. is in the city attending the
Y. NJ. {. \.
Miss Mary Marlnadukc, 4 charming
Young lady from Sweet Springs, was in
Sedalia yesterday.
County Treasurer Hughes returned
YESTERDAY from Highly. where he had been
10 visit his sick brother.
R. II. Moses has returned from Chi
rago, where he went to attend the funeral
Of his brother Charles wife.
Charles A. Long and sister. oi Chi
cagO, are visiting in Seaalia. Mr.. Long
left this city seven years ago.
Mrs. Charles Treiter, of California.
No., who had been guest of Mrs. Charles
kobrock. returned home yesterday
Charles Johns. OF this city, spent
several days at Lexington this week visit
ing his fathers family and other friends.
Thomas Gentry, wife and child, OF
Warrensburg, are guests oil Mr.. and Mrs.
A. " Mckenzie al I'll West Seventh
street.
jesse MITCHELL REPRESENTING fhe CA
tensive stoneware factory OF H. Jeglln,
BOonville, was In Sedalia. Yesterday. and
sold several orders.
Miss Mamie Reel. a student AT Bob
bins college, accompanied by Mr. J. l..
Weight, left for her home. Kansas City,
Yesterday afternoon
James X. Moorebead. "i Lexington,
came in Friday night To attend the meet
ing Of the Y. NJ. &. 4. which is now in >e>-
sion in this city.
y Prof. w. X. Gentry. teacher al modern
languages in the Missouri State university,
is attending the Y. NJ. {. A. convention
from the association IT Columbus.
Fred HOLMAN, editor OF the Ottervllie !
Gag, was in the city Saturday, viewing the !
holiday goods and trying to find out where !
Il present rested that his hest girl viii get |
Bishop Abiel Leonard, of the Episco-
pal diocese Of Utah, arrived in Sedaiia |
from Salt Lake City yesterday, and was
the guest, for brief time. Of his brother
in-law, J. e. Thompson. cashier Of the
First Nat;ono1 hapl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
LOVES WEATHER.

Whcn yuu and
Resolved la tie
u'ur hearts in one together.
Twas on day
In Sunny May
Love. nionth and Loves "wu weather.
I:'iI when the year
Grows cold OF cheer.
sweet, prithee, still remember
Love knows q charm
To keep him warm,
That >rorn> dark December.
In in sweet eye,
The summer skies
Have left their beauties playing.
Though snow and cloud
The earth enshrOud,
Love still can 90 a-Mayins.
-Fro" LiJe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
Taken to the Asylum.

Mrs. Thomas, who was adjudged
insane by the Pettis county court. was
taken to the Nevada insane ASYLUM
Yesterday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
McClellan's for Illustrated
Laying Water Mains.

Albert Atthoff civil engineer for
the Sedalia water works company is
now engaged with a force Of forty
men, in laying water mains along
Tenth street, and is pushing the work
rs rapidly rs possible.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
Met lellan's for Mirrors.
Death Of a WeII-Known Teacher

Mrs. Adaline, wife Of Prof. q. H.
P. Csrlrew. for twenty-five years a
teacher Of Greek and Latin in Cen
trail college, Fayette died Friday
evening Of pneumonia. superinducesl
by la grippe. Her remains will lie
in the vault there until spring. when
they will be removed to her old home
in Norfolk, Va. She was 63 years
old.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

Some chicken thief got into Capt.
John NJ. Glenn's hen-house Friday
night and carried away twenty fine
pullets and rOOsters.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
Three Prisoners.

Three Prisoners.
Sheriff Collins. of johnson county,
took three prisoners to the penitentinry
yesterday-Chas. -. Masters, five
years: Theodore Johnson, three
wears William Moore, two years
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

I'll call Jim Gossage, and he'll TAXI
you to the calaboose.
I'm going-not because lm ieare,
o the likes of YOU, but because don,
want to have nothing to do with n.
hotel where they let niggers and Chi
nese eat at the first table, and where
decent, respectable woman, one
that's kept hotel. and bang-up good
hotel, too. right here in this town,
can't have a cup o tea fer right
capper. without being charged mckle
/, fer il. same's if she was a hOrdmary
Texas tramp. Goodbye. you old
red-nosed, vinegar-faced mugwhmnpv
Who you're a-callin mug.
whump,"
You"
Me-"
You"
You git"
Don't you come a-nigb me-
Don't you pull no parrot cage
On me-
Don't you put your cabbage steal
ers on me, or I'll make you 80 hard to
ketch the president won't find you
when he wants to make you spittWn
cleaner at the pOstoHice.'
1t is not hard for the reader 70
guess that one Of the speakers is the
red-headed dining room girl, formally
of the Goat house, and he should
know that the other was the proprie-
tress of a boarding house in the first
ward, and which an old friend, late
of Texas, was taken upon her arrival
from the south two weeks ago.
She had agreed to remain al this
house. paying board at the rate of 81
a week. and to help about the dining
room to make up the other dollar.
All had gone well until one night
in the early part of last week. when
her old friend, the fireman, noting,
by The BAzOo, her return to Sedalia.
lost NJ time in calling upon her.
They talked over old times in the
parlor of the hotel. and had cup of
tea.
When The fireman had gone. The
Of the hotel handed her
new dining-room girl .'bill' for ten
cents. written Oh Il piece of the cover
Of an almanac.
Of course the auburn-haired girl
promptly and vigoro Isly resented this
insult which led to her being ordered
sut of the house the next morning.
Say, you
Me-"
Yes"
We'll, what Won want"
Il want you to help me minute. -
What DOING"
I'm movin. I'm going to leave
this hc,lse. never to return back no
more"
Anything wrong"
Anything wrong. Well, | should
,av -. I've been called such names
rs would make a Texas man-where /
lister live-draw his pistol and thered
be Il dead man in no time"
"Who done it,"
why. that squaw woman standin'
here in that door. She's the one
hat done it,
Why
Nobody knows. She's got the all
iredest temper ! ever saw, but she
:ould make fortune in n warm
country in no time
How'd she do it,
Hire that ugly face o her'n fer a
&c plant. It'i freeze bilin' water in
he middle Of August"
Where do you want to yo,
oh. most any place. where could
it bard an room: no other boarders;
outhene exposure: hot an cold water:
arpets in all the rooms. and no brake !
nen or switchmen hangin round"
The man addressed looked at her |
moment took step nearer, and
hen exclaimed:
Say, didn't YOU used to live here"
Yes
"Where."
AT the Goat house"
That -, Thought L kLowed
ou."
'You DO, do you!" !
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

An Old Circus Attache, Who is
Known from Coast to Coast
is in Sedaiia.

Jack Hamilton is in the city.
John w. Hamilton" is the way be
writes his name on the hotel registers
Of the country
Jack" is the manager Of Ala
Rama" which is on the boards tonight.
Jack" called at The BAzoO office
to-day aud introduced himself.
Years ago in 1879, Mr.. Hamilton
was the contracting agent for Cooper,
Bailey X Co.'S circus and visited this
office at that time.
He j. now in '.better business ne
says.
This office has Il mementu al bis
business acumen i'm the shape of
letter which is framed and ornaments
the wall of THE BAzoo counting
room.
4 number Of the '.AIabama" troupe
called ut The BAzoo office to-day 10
see the letter which is as follows:
SEDALA. July III, 1879.
ME>sEs. COOPER. BAILEY y Co.
Gentlemen
Beio~ pteo~ an,i statement II b"si".-s
d tbs ptoc~, a. foi|o~s:
ACCOUNT or MONEY ETC. PAID NEWS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
J. w. HAMILTON.

After Mr.. Hamilton. had finished
contracting with the ignorant fel-
low" he wrote the above letter To the
circus proprieton. 1t was torn in
three pieces and thrown from the car
window near High Point. Mont
gomery county. No., and found by Il
farmer, who sent it to this office.
We hope and believe Jack" has
reformed and is willing now to admit
that some people besides circus con-
tracing agents have a smattering Of
intelligence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

McClellan's for Prayer and
Hymnals.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

McClellan's for Eugene
Fields Poems.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
PAPERS.

This lie an expensive town. The
DAILY BAzoo is terror to showmen.
! secured the best contract that was
ever made with an ignorant fellow.
bound to grab your money. | got
tro ,reeks steady ISSUES, two columns
each day. and twice in his Sunday
paper. also twice in his weekly The
others are the hest papers published
In this section of the state.
Respectfully.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

McClellan's for Girls
Books
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12

The reserve fund is said to have
been only about SSW
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-12
THE GOAT HOUSE GIRL.
Another Chapter in the Career
of the Red-Aeaded
walden.
She is Very Valuable, De
cidedIy Breezy and Quite
Independent.

Cit out
Il won't.
You will.
II say ] won't.
RI put YOU out.
Why don't You conrlnen"e.
II can
You cant.
You call me Il liar:''
Il amt afeared tn.
Yes. You are
No. | amt"
We'll, you cit ris hi out. ami take
YOUR old green parrot and your old
NOah's carpet bag. and don't YOU
never bring no more mud into my
hotel.
Couldn't il wanted to.
why couldn't youy
Amt no more room tor no dirt
now"
These last remarks of yours Is too
much to stand, and if you dol't 60,
I'll call Jim Gossage, and he'll take
you to the calabOOse."
I'm going-not because I'm feared
o the likes of you, but because | don't
want to have nothing to do with no
hotel where they let niggers and Chi
nese eat at the first table, and where
a decent, respectable woman, one
that's kept hotel, and a bang-up good
hotel, too. right here in this town.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-23
Polar balOnu.

Balon columbus, nalezacy do
amerykahskiego aeronauty Wilsona,
sta} sic pastwa psomieni. Wilson pu.
sci{ sic ma MIN Rathenow, mad Ha.
wela wv Niemczech) W obec ogrom-
nego zbiegowiska publicznosci. Ba-
lon uleciai juz ma wysokosc 40 me-
tr6w, gdy Wilson usiyssas okrzyki:
,,gore"! a jednoczesnie ogarnai 60
piomieh; ME nsmyslajac sic diugo,
aeronauta wyskoczy} s6dki, przy-
czem wpadt do Haweli. Przez chwile
sadzono, ze zginal W jej falach; ma
tychmiast wyslano i6dke ma ratunek.
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ranami cd poparzeuia. ResGtki ba-
lonu opadly wkrotce potem ma drze.
wo przybrzezne. Skutkiem zniszcze.
mia balonu, Wilson utraci} 4 QUO ma
rex, a padto poni6s} ciezkie obraze.
mia. Ley W jednym ze szpitalow ber-
lihskich.