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The Washington times., 1906-06-17
New German Balloon
Built Like a Whale

BERLIN, June 16-The experiments
conducted by the balloon battalion with
the diriSible balloon invented by Major
Won Parseval. of the Bavarian army,
having been in all respects satisfactory.
the first free ascent was witnessed by
the minister Of war and a large mum
Der Of military officers There was a
light breeze, and the balloon rose to a
height of 300 yards. carrying with il the
inventor. two chaUffeurs TO attend TO
the motors. and Count Zep7elin's col
league, Captain Von krOgh, VINO was at
the rudder.
The balloon obeyed the slightest touch
Of the rUddsr. and il was maneuvered
easily In any desired direction. The
great exercising ground at Tegel was
encircled several times. and then the
figure eight was described eight times
in succession.
1t was landed almost without a jerk.
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
BONES Of MONKS
IN TRAJAN COLUMN
Results of Signor BOni's
Search of Monument.

PARIS, June 16.-Trajan's column
Ihat huge lofty monument Of ancient
Roman glory, is heing restored and
the excavations at the base have re-
Vealed interesting facts
Commentators Bonf is conducting the
restoration, which is confined to the
base of the column He has estab-
Hshed the fact that the interior of the
base was lnten led as a tomb for the re-
cepuon "t Trajan's body. This was
SHOWN IL plan made in 1850, but
Signor Boni wished TO prevent future
generations from ignoring the fact
No trace, however. has been found Of
the great Romans remains. Under the
column were found eight skeletons.
which may possibly be those OF Ro-
mans. but more probably belonged to
the monks Of the Monastery of St.
Nicholas Of the Column, which stood
under it in the middle ages, and used
the monument as a campaniIe or bell
tower Another interesting find was a
fifteenth century coin of King Ferdi-
nand, Of Aragon and Naples.
Rough on King Peter.
King Peter Of Servia's head lies very
uneasy if he takes all the comments of
the Servian press 10 heart. Here are a
criticism he is subject to:
so you thought 70 govern a country
though you showed yourself incapable
Of commanding a battalion? We hope
your eyes are opened and that you Will
beat retreat in good time"
"Abominable Polypusi Our unfortu-
nate land is at last in the grasp of your
sanguinary claws, but we viii shake
il free"
Murder and govern, morster! You
went to Switzerland 10 study and re-
turned a criminal This is the morali-
ty you have brought us from Geneva!"
Reptile! Seest thou not the looks
Of hate that follow thee in the streetsp
Fearest thou not the hand fated one
day to wiring thy cursed neck?"
Heavy Tax on Americans.
The American colony in Rome is suf-
fering from a tax on publicity
The municipal athorities have in
creased the income tax on American
residents not only on actual return of
income, but based entirely on external
symptoms Of the wealth of each inhab-
liant The tax agent files all the local
society papers, and as it is found that
the American society section likes to
have their dances and dinners noted
in the papers, the agent simply taxes
the Americans in accordance with their
social prominence and the luxury of
their entertainments The English res
,dents have learned this dodge of the
tax collector and they keep out Of the
papers.
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Kaiser Finding Fault
With Political Encourage
Cannot Forgive His Agents for Having Made
War AvoidabIel in Dealings With Other
Nations at AIgeciras Conference.
By the MARQUIS DE cAsTELLANE.

as a likely spot for commercial enter
prise. but what is neither natural nor
right is that this commercial invasion
should be permitted. and even abetted
by the city authorities in whose keeping
the revolution placed the country s
most precious buildings.
One thing is certain, and that is that
the harmony Of the famous architect
Mansart's work is already completely
destroyed by the glaring signs in gaudy
gilt lettering which are placed across
the fronts of most Of the buildings in
the Place Vendome now. In place Of
the sculptured stone and beautiful
wrought iron planned by the famous
architect boots. gowns. furniture, car
pets, and so on greet our view.
Sooner or later we shall also be treat
The Washington times., 1906-06-17

PARIS, June I6.-william II has COM
pleteIy lost his temper and is engaged
in making things pretty lively for his
ministers and ambassadors and for his
political encourage in general The
reason Of this extraordinary behavior
is that the Emperor cannot forgive his
agents for having shown moderation
in the course of last summers negotia-
tions which resulted IN the Algeciras
conference
He reproaches them for having made
war avoidable at a time when there
could have been no doubt as to its out
come. and for having failed to take a
more aggressive attitude against Eng
lands policy ard the concerted action
Of the other European powers who
were IN league TO resist Germany's I'M
perialiSm.
Now it is too late for him to think of
war. France has had time to recover
herself. According to the unanimous
opinion Of the chiefs Of the French army
that body has reached its maximum
possibilities of preparation, and the re-
suit of a struggle against her now would
be disastrous TO the nation which set
out upon it. The Emperor realizes that
his chance is gone, and like the coach
men who whip their horses when
through their own fault in driving an
accident happens, the Kaiser is engaged
in venting his Ill humor pretty freely.
One of his earliest victims will be the
German ambassador in Paris. Prince
Radolin, who will be shortly recalled.
This distinguished gentleman is going
TO pay the penalty Of having taken his
mission as diplomat and conciliation Sc
riousIy. He is to be replaced. so it is
said. by Prince Ldvnoski.
F'renchmen advised Of the change, are
not likely TO accord the Kaiser's new
representative so cordial a welcome as
his predecessor. by his perfect tact and
many qualities as a man, had won for
himself among US.
Act of Vandalism.
A veritable act of vandalism is being
accomplished. and wish to call to it
the attention Of the numerous Ameri-
cans who are coming to Paris this
spring.
1t is the last time that they will be
able to contemplate the beautiful Place
Vendome, the architectural masterpiece
Of the seventeenth century, in all it's
dignifed simplicity of line The shop
keepers, in their anxiety to approach as
near as possible to their fashionable
customers, have invaded this beautiful
spot without regard to its artistic value.
It is quite natural. Of course, that the
Place Vendome, which is in the very
center of the hotel district, patronized
by wealthy foreigners, should be chosen
The Washington times., 1906-06-17

terry sIlenced and the rear guard was
ignominiously routed.
1t was the consensus Of military opin-
ion that the victory of the invaders was
largely aided by the use Of balloons.
and the King remarked. that it was
lesson that the war Office would do
well to take to heart
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Offers 100000 Prize
For a Flying Machine

PARIS.June IA new prize OF 800. go
francs Is 10 be offered for a flying ma
chine The conditions for competition
will be the same as those which govern
ed the contest for the Deutch prize
which was carried OF by Santos Du-
mont The present prize however. is
10 go 10 the inventor OF the successful
heavier than air. machine. The Aero
Club and the Academy OF Science have
given their support TO the scheme. and
the French government will raise the
money by means Of a lottery
The Washington times., 1906-06-17

and a second ascent. made an hour
later, was equally successful. This time
the heavy drag ropes were left behind,
whereupon the balloonrose to a height
OF 80 feet. and was maneuvered at will
for minutes.
Ihe balloon has somewhat the shape
Ct a whale, and has at the pointed end
two wings 20 preserve its equilibrium
II Is l60 feet long. and hanging from the
middle IS a platform, on which is fixed
a motor capable Of developing ninety
horse power
The Washington times., 1906-06-17

cd no doubt to the sight of ladies' un-
derwear and surgical instruments
grouped around the monument 10 the
great Napoleon Foreigners should has
ten to see the fashion in which French
men Of today respect the art OF Louis
XIV's time.
lCopyright. 1906. by W. HearstN
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
KING EDWARD SEES HIS SOLDIERS WHIPPED
N BY THE ENEllYS USE OF BIG WAR BALLOONS

In the two most interesting photographs here reproduced,
scenes in EngandS serious attempt to balloons shown
In the upper panel the balloon used by the Adehot Army Corps
is just going up and in the lower picture the balloon descend
ing after having found out the whereabouts of the enemy
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
SnismOrOsfO

sra 0loftop. Ruslano, meloes
ON et liitiat 6origg poa At ini9mpr.
oe @eneralgupsrner @iteaomiral
8oubaioff. 8orIeget blep giort al n
9Dinoe. 6un fit 2logang til gu.
oernsrens 9ontor nn0er 5orsgipenoe
af. at bun bapoe et guoIta6 at opers
bringe BAN fra perIonlige @enner.
4Ren benoes opbioIeoe Sinosfem
ning Ddtie 4Pistonts bos en- af gu.
pernprens 2ioiutanter. 6un 6lep oer-
for itanoIet poa 0srteritelen til
@apernerens pripate aontor 8a
5enoes6dor par opIat pad en- mrrta
par6ig Woaoe blso Oct @enitano
for llnOerisaelie. Der fanot man
en- fife men traftig Bonnie. 6un
iorisqte At flpqte. men bleD are
iteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
acuOelie / Asiuranceiasen

; 2lnleoning af llnoerisgelien al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2(farer Nep
gorf og De oeraf felgenoe 2tfflsriu
ger. BAR Der it9rt 3aIe ON at UNDER
leg9e IIige Selita6er feoeral ZION.
troll. Sperasmdalet bar MI oaret
orsftet I aongresiens Repr9Ientnnt-
6uies Suititstomite, og oenne aomi-
Il bar afqibet oen 6rfl9ring. al
9ongresien efter Oens Ulening in
gen grunolobsbiemlet aet bar Ill
at pad6boe feoeral 9ontrol ober
5orIitrin9sIelItdbernes 9irtIom6eo.
Oct maa blipe oe entelte Staters
Sag at qipe 2op for oisie Selita-
bers 8irtiom6eo inoenfor StatenS
ejranier. Sagen bill nermere blioe
forelagt 6ulet gennem en- 9omitt'
inoiiilIing, men oen alminoelige Op'
fottelie er. at FEDERAL aontrol piIoe
af 6sieiterpt blipe erflGret for arun6s
lobsitrioie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09

Natten Iprong 8 Mano puu en-
SporoOgn, iuit iom oen penote
5oritaOen Qtarigbt. Nlotor=M =Munoell
bar iprun9et uf for at oenoe Oct
eIettriite 2tpparat, og iao benptteoe
6brene 2ejtigbeOen til at forOre of
aonouttpr 5urdb. at ban ituloe
lebere Dem 8ontanterne. 6an Ia9oe,
at ban 6aboe in9en. g}u trat ban
fin 9eooloer og en- ulige Stamp OBJ
Itoo mellem BAN og &eperne. 9dn
blep rant of flere Stuo, eet gen
mem bans 6pire 6aanoleo og ct an
oct / bans llnoerlib. Reberne flp9tes
ne, o9 6urab 6leo brugt paa q.
5oieis 6oipital, 6oor ban TOaper
meIlem 2ip og 0eo. Der er uofos
Oet fore GUNNER for Rspernes
qadgri6elie. Wan mener, bet er ire
9leQre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Guslano % SaYan.

s Munouss arriOereoe Rus
lambs nbe Qlmbasiaoor til Sdpan
SO. @eorge 8dtmeteif / glem gori
paa @ejen til 5otio. 9eo bam gen
oprettes Taa oen oiplomdtiIte 9or.
binoelie, iom ofbrsoes beo arieen
San Logger @eien ON 40 Wdfbinga
ton for at beisee 9tmbasiaosr 9ao.
fen, og fsrit 6en %. os. bill ban al
reiIe til Gan SranciscO, bporfrc
ban Iad bill reife ober Stillebobet I'll
9otiO. 6an benter Den beoite Moos
fdgelie Sapan, oa oct politiIt,
ssorbolo mellem Ruslano oe ga
pan after er benlist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Ntter ct Sarnerou.

Gn 9antprs Spn 0ep gorf cr
0leoen bortfprt, og Der forores $50,
600 for bans lloleoering.
9et er en- IA 2(ars 9reng, 9(n=
tonic 8o3ufft Spn af en- leoenoc
italienIt 9anter, So6n 9o3ufi Ser
,r pfionapeo". Oct bar / Sgnoags,
9anten 6olotes aa6en, % 0renqen
ienotes 9pen for at tebe for SO
5rimarter, men ban tom life tilz
6a9e.
5 Sirs6ags mootoges fprIte greD
ira Sennen, 6bori ban flyer, at ban
5oloes fanqen / 9rootlpn, % 6eoer
ON life at mel0e Saoen til 9olitiet,
for oct bill toIte bans Qib. men De
mad 6etale Dem. ser 6oloer BAN
fdngen., De $4,000, Sc forlanqer.
8 Ons0aq8 mootog 0e ct dn0et
8reb fra Drengen tinigemeo en- nc
tits fra Reberne, Ser foriifrer, at
Get er oen noerite 9sopen6igbee. Ser
tOin9er Dem til at g6re 5or0rinqen
paa Summen, og oe 7tuI6e bope sen
Teneft 8. Marts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
GnslanO Dil ramme.

y8eb 3uslans neIte Sgtamp
oil bet pere 1iffer paa bet minoz
ite at tunne tilfpie 5jenoens Sfibe
EN- Del Sfaoe," meloes Der fra
Berlin. Ter fUrtelles iaa oioere
ON ct eleftrilt 2lpparat, lom Ell
lln9arer bar Opfunoet. 0enne
Maitine lfol tltnne rette 8anunerne
inc, li9te ogfpre meo abiolut 9ltfn=
ratesle, bour nruli9t 8ejret o9
Sgen enb CT.
g5aren bar fgbt.5 ai oisie ZIP
parater, u9 ale Ruslanos npe
9ri98ifibe lfal furipnes meo bem.
6uslanb bar bubt en- fabelaotig
Gum for Gneretten til Mnltinen;
men 0pfinberen oiloe life 9pre
cen Station olmegtig paa Sgen.
Oct er berimoO bans Saab, at 0pz
iinbellen oil gpre Sgtrig for foit=
bar ior no9en at inolabe fig paa.
9nglano bar proret to o9 3plt=
lanb ire af oisle 2lpparater, O9 oct
ct allereoe prgpet af ben otter
ri9lte 6laaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Ser er to Slass Wenneifrr

Der / @eroen, oe, lom foriterrer og
angiter Jig OOer fit Sloebefinoenoe,
inhtil oe bliper birtelig In9e, o9 oe,
iom lite inoler, boor alporli9 bereS
SilItanO I @irteligbeoen er, ferenN
set neiien er forlent. 9r. 6. 9fnz
oerlon, 9taport, pd., Itriper: rs oper
to 9(ar tunoe ieg life dr6eioe, od
nit 6eIbreo bar fuloit9noig neo1
bruot. Gn Dag iasoe min aone
til mig: Seq er urOlig for Dig, ou
fer uo Iom on bar openoe, ligner
mere ct aig emo ct Iebenoe @alen;
on mou fad Dig fat nogen Mle-
oicin for Din Snsoom". Seq be-
oDnote oo at bruge Surifo, og Der
bar gjort mig friTt." Der er Idno.
fbnli9bis ingen Waebicin fenbt, oei
fda burtiqt genopbpsser en- nsobrub
0elbreb, Iom Or. peter's &urifo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09

Operbaano, men nu bar ligegoot
oe beore ar9fter ieiret.
Den egentlige aamp bar itaaet
en- 5orbgielIen af SuIoonIfatten fra
500 til 1000. Der er 1900 Ga
looner eaer Saloonteepere G6is
ca9o. 9olitiet og 8pitpret bar faaet
Sfnlo for, at De Itoo meo Sdloons
elementst % bar / oct minoite for
lemfeloiqe oberfor 6orbrboerne 30
litiet bar oerimoo pdaitdaet. at bets
Stnrte par utilItr9tteli9. Iua oct
qjolt ON oens 6orsgelTe. Ru 5ir5e
0oos bar gbrda6et meo 10 Stems
mer moo % beIluttet at forbsje Sas
loonitatten til $1,000, og Wldbor
Dunno bar unoerItrepet Or0inanIen,
fda Sen CT 9ob. 9i6ere 6ar 5inans
fomiteen forpligtet fig til at BRUCE
4engene til 5orsgefe af goIitiitbr-
Ten. ON oa De 1900 Saloontee=
pers fornner oeres 9itehie, bill oct
qioe 9pen en- forsaet Snotagt af
$3.750,000 ON Qtaret. gdaoe Gitbs
Wonoren og politi6efen bar looet,
at De meo oenne 0i9lp moi Ital ppe
aontrol I gpcn. iaa ltoroen og
5or6rboelfer life ifal blibe Iaa 6np-
biqe 6erefter iom 6i6til. - Sda
riot triumFerer oltIda oct Glement,
Der pnifer 66icdgo eiOrt til en- Or
oentli9 Og .freoeIig 8p.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
lllgtfen paa Srlifabsserne.

5elegrammer fra oen ameritanite
&onIul / 6opeOitaoen paa 9abiti
til Statsoepartementet 8di6in9s
ton befrafter 8eretningen ON oen
iteofunone lllptte paa SelIfabseerz
ne Gienoomstabet anlIaas til
100000, meoens oerimoO 8ds
bet af NlenneItelip life berpres.
Statsoepdrtementet gsr imiolertiO
rpmartlom pad, at &oniuten mus
liqois life bar noget 0liooel til
at faa 9Reoe paa 5orbol6ene uoens
for aabiti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
p Dollar Dinner" / Nebrafla.
8r nan prizes, 91Ooieoelt
faar 1ibt.

0enpeo 400 9emofrater fra See
braifa o9 en bel Del fra tilitgoenoe
Stater baobe / 3irsbn9s 9lfteS fin
narli9e n9ollars0inner" / Qincoln.
5lere 3aler bleO bolot, o9 ben rvbe
3raao / Dem alle bar &orp0rations-
oeloet Staten o9 gtationen o9
llmuli9beOen al, at Ell repnblitanif
grelibent meb ell republifanlf
MISUNDERSTANDING tunoe gioe Sol
tet De 6eforner. De forlonQte.
Gn Del al 1alerne gap &reli=
bent &oDiepelt ell Smule 9ips for
hans y8eltrebeGer for at formin0-
ife no9le ai De ef8iiterenoe Gnoer"
men 9relioenten baooe, bleo Der
iagt, ppta9et De 6eformer, ium &.
s. 8rpan lenge 6aooe forf9gtet,
og iom 6aobe faaet llotrpf De De-
mofratiife 9latiormer 9tebralfa
o9 anore Stoter.
9a 8rpnns 9taon bleu neunt,
brub De tilltebeoerenoe no / be-
0eitre0e 59urraraab 6lere Ialere
bete9neoe bam iom ben lo9iite Sc
Der o9 ben melt afbolote 9emofrat
/ 9}ebroita o9 qanoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
fra WiarOffc g GOnierenccn.
3pftfan0 cir efter.

llnoer aonferencens W}g0e n}ons
bags optraaote Rusldnos 0eleootst
for fsrIte Sang til 3oripar for
5rantriq. De 6aboe0e o9 beqruns
oeoe. at golititilibnet / Marotto
6pr ODerlaoes til 5rantriq % Cpd
MEN 5orening, Tom oe frantic D.
legereoe fororeoe, oa oisie to Mag.
ter beoIt par / Stano til at laie
6enne OpgoDe Storbritaniens,
Spaniens og 9ortuqals 8eIegereae
ertlareOe fig eniqe meo Rusierne.
5orebrigt meo0eles, at neiten aae
SonFerencen8 Meolemmer itddr poa
6ronfrigs Sioe.
s Onsoags berettes oet iaa bioere
ober 2Onoon, at 5biflano life ifal
bGre utilbgielig til at gda in0 pdd
Rusfernes Sorlaa ON, at 9olitis
tilinn oberlaoes til 9Frdntrig %
Spanien. W3en oerimoo mooiatter
3nfflono fla fremoeles, at 6runtri9
faor en- leoenoe Sitting operlor ben
foreilodeoe glationolbant for Mas
rotfo.
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SGlmebeger.

9erOeO gnItes at benleoe Opmertz
iom6e0 paa nogle af bore Iolioe og
tint inobunone Salmebeger. De
nbe qurtier, Oi bar faaet inobunOne,
Ell imtttere 8iu0, emo bi fer 6ac
fuft for De famine qriier, os &r>
6eioet er beore uofert.
9ette lpoer neiten utroli9t oisie
3ioer, ba alt forbeies; men peO at
tpbe en- af ne0enitaaenoe Salmebbger
bill 0e blibe oberbepiIt om Sanos
beoen oeraf.
lelgen0e giumre dnbefdles T9rligt
iom baaoe bilige og ToIioe, fmufte
og imugfuloe.
glr. 8. Sdlme6ogen meo eet 3ils
leg, u0en aolletter, Splitter eg
Gbangelier, meo @ul0init, efters
li9net 8aloeitinosbino, meo &ors,
oarpe og 9inie i Sub paa Bin
oct, Smuosomilag og 6Ooeroi.
Wieget tpno O9 pasIenoe 6ormat.
Yris $1.60.
Gr. 20. Gamme Galmebog Iom
gr. 9, men meo &olletter, @pilts
Ter og Gbangelier, begge 3etitrefz
fer. 9enne er oen olminoelig
brugte llogabe priien er Iom
i9obanlig $1.60.
gr. 81. Den Salme6og bar /
len9ere 5io Daret III Iolgt, men III
bar bi ct go0t Opla9. Den er
fig gr. %, men @eoeitinosbino
(DlOrotto) pg er erlig zero De
20c mere. Den foiter $1.80.
0ette er en- farbeles it9rt, boloz
bar Sdlmebpg
Nr. 40. 9enne Sdlmebog er fig
&C. 20 lloltbr, og 8inoet ligner
oe andre, men Den bar begge Sile
log, ialt 992 Salmer, FAINT 3ol.
letter, @ptitler o9 Gpangelier
(begee Sefitreffer). Den foiter
$1.70.
Der er mango df bore 9irtefolt,
Iom trenger til en- nh 9almebog.
0rf, @enner, at fdd eoer en- nh
Solmebog MI, mems bi bar faas
odnne gooe noeen for peneene.
g2apn pdatrptfes 9gte @ulo for
10c efstra. Q(nore tager ellefs 15c.
Gdlmebsgerne ien6es portofrit, mar
fulb pris fenoes os.
Sanifb 2utb. publ. $ on .,
Blair, Nebr.
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Wiorberilf OperialS | Omaha.

Oct gaor fremoeles lpitigt meb
5orbrpoelierne Omdba, iaa bel
fom Gbicuso.
s Onsoogs Q(ftss plpnbreoes
fprit to Salooner I Sbo Omaha.
s oen enc fl gleperne fun 50 / oen
anoen $32. Som iaobanlig tons
manoereoe oe meo ipenot qiItol
Senoerne | 9ejret. mems 6e run=
Io9eoe StuTerne.
Om oct Iaa bar De Idmme Sturs
te, bioes life, men peo ser. 10 ON
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WiODer % 6aDiuOOo tiltalt.

Sra 6olotpeG, Soobo, meooeles,
at @ranojurpen bar u0feroiget
5iaalebeI Ilutninger moo G6arles
$. MOper, William .. Sappooo
George 81. pettibone, 6arrb Or6-
dro og SteOs 9loams for Moro
Sasens gebanoling er fditiut til
"a. 9(priI. SerTtilt 5iltalebeIllt.
ming bleo uoIteot moo Sad Gimp
Tins. iom en0nu life er padsrebet
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ssrGffere enS fpr.
% Sn0bruost st y b {
plbn6ter be6 bpttps 0a !
% 8pinoer flaaet og4
plpnoret.

Den od9lige rStanoinaben" ira
66itago, 7. Marts. itrioer bl. a.:
ebitagos forifelli9e Slags 5ors
brDoere fejreoe SdloonIfattens 5or
6DielIe til 1000 Dollars / Gat meo
en- uiGobanlig liolig 9irtiombeo,
og uoiua fig bldnot dnoet 10 &pin-
Der til Dire. &pinoerne bleb fam
Ilaaet og plbnOret. Den enc fit enoog
9eibg of 3eOeren / fit eget 6jem.
2ommetpoerier bar almin0elige /
dlle Dele af 8pen, og liot ober bet
Ieobanlige 2lntal Oberfdlo og Rgz
Derier melotes til Bolitiitationerne.
aeperne begDnote oeres 5eiring Of
Odqen tiolig pdd 2lftenen. De blep /
ben GjraO nGrgaaenoe. at @bicago
4be. politiet Iaa iig nsoia9et til at
boloe ipeciel @dgt peo 9nDeler6nz
literne 0iitrittet 6ele gldttea.
Mdnge @uloimeobutifer / 9Den er
/ Den Ienere 5io blepet plbnoret, be0
at gtgOerne bar Ildaet ginouerne
mo. taget, bbaO oe 5arten funoe
fad fat /. og Iaa rejIt oeres @ei.
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geisg al en- RgOer, Iom inofanot
iig / benoes 6iem og fratog benoe
fem % treoibe Doaars. 6un for.
fulgte Reberen no paa gaoen. Yaa
5oriauget tGt oeo fif bun fat 6am
og forieqte at 6oloe BAN fdit, til
bun tunoe faa 6jelp, men bum beo
iIaaet neo. og Aeperen, tilligeme0 en
6Gler, Iom benteoe noe pda 9a0en.
forfpanot. @fterat bun bar bleben
ilddet neo. ait Wlrs. 3anoIbdn til
6dqe til fit 6iem. Oct iieOfunone
faboe facet Ida 6adrot poa 6enoes
&refter, at bun falot beoioltfss ON.
Silere Elmer laa. bum iaaleoes /
6orbaIlen / fit 0iem, og oct bar
life for bun tom til Iig ielb igen, at
9olitiet fit llnoerretning ON 8e-
oeriet. Snoen oen 5io bar Ielbfels
qeliQ sSuQIene lanai u0enfor 9is
iirittetS @ranIer, iud ingen 2trs
relation bleb foretaget.
6bum G6ina. 295 Glart Ct,
bleo freItiaalet I1O os treoiDe Dol
lars paa en- Oeitgauenoe Ma6iion
ct. Sporpogn.
aebere ofIagoe geIsg / Melroie
9arf poitfontor og iprangte nSas
fen" Der meo Nitro9lbcerin. 9e oiorz
De Dog ingen rig 6an9it, t0et alt,
De tit 5ingre /, bar 6rimarter til
en- @Groi af ire Dollars.
2 Gtalienere bleb ienere paa 8aqen
orreiteret fom mistantt for at 6ape
forg0et Rpoeriet. Sno6ruost1Oe afs
logoe ogTao ANDRE geIsg / 2tftenens
Og Quttens 9sb oa fit fat life rim
ge 8GrbiIager.
Wrs. Mnrgaret 9lob0 bar melOt
til pOlitiet, at bun bleb norugge0"
% oerefter fraltiadlet 172 Dollars.
6un 6lep fun6et af golitiet paa
9rappen uoenFor Groce gleFormeo
66urd Wofbtenop Qtpe., ner
Mai6ineton 8oulebaro. 9a bun
tom til fig lelO igen. fdnot bun, at
henoes TO Oiamantringe og 172
Dollars, Iom bun bdObe inofrGbet,
bar borte.