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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
OREGON'S BIG COUNTIES.
UmatiIla Is Sixth I'm Point of Voting
Population.

The Portland Oregonian says of Or.
egon's six most populous counties:
According TO the official election re-
turns, the six most populous counties
outside of Multnomah are Marion
with Go99 votes, Lane with 5OO1,
Clackamas 4792. Linn 1855. Umatila
a1?o and Baker 1919. While these
figures have no such value as the fed
eral census. they mayp be taken as
a fairly accurate measure of popula-
tion.
The total vote by counties seems to
confirm the view based on observa-
tion that western and southern Ore
gon are gaining more rapidly than
the region east of the Cascades. We
know that with diversified agriculture
the farms this side of the mountains
are growing smaller and homes are
multiplying. while " eastern Oregon
the tendency is toward larger fndivid-
uar holdings OF field and range. Tf.
fortunately, the promise OF new rail-
way lines shall be redeemed, the in
land empire at the next general elec-
tion. two years hence. will show big
in the percentage column Of gains
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS.
Spokane COmmittee Offers $50 for Is
says on Inland Empire History.

a reward of $50 has been offered
to the students and young people of
the Inland Empire for the best essay
on local history. Contestants arr.
TO he residents of the inland empire
not over Fl years of age, who are not
students in ordinary colleges or nor
NAL schools.
Persons desiring to enter send their
names to Miss Caroline Hathaway,
public library, Spokane. Papers must
be sent TO the same address not later
than November l, and the award will
be announced December l.
Papers must contain not less than
1900 words and the subjects may be
on any person or event directly con-
nected with the history OF the north
west
The object of this contest is to col
lect and preserve historical pioneer
material. IF, therefore, writer fail,
to get the prize, he is still doing work
OF great value to the present inhabl-
tants of the inland empire and to fu-
ture generations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
TO TRY" THE NEBRASKA.
Big Battleship Will Make Trial Trip
In Puget Sound.

Seattle, June 21.-The course that
the Nebraska will take on her build
ors' trial trip has been definitely de-
cided by the official board. consisting
Of Captain V. L. Cottman, Lieuten-
ant Commander ]. G. Doyle and Lieu
tenant Julian Lane Larimer. The
course is along the east passage of
the shore of Vashon island. The
course has heen. approved by Wash
ington and beacons are already being
erected. The trip will probably take
place some time during the second
week in July.
The test will be held to standardize
the propellers. ascertain the number
Of revolutions per mile, in order to
compute the sped which will he
made during the four-hour official
trial trip in the Pacific. On July /
the Nebraska will be docked at the
navy yard her hui will be cleaned
and she will endure a thorough over
hauling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
W0OLEN MILLS
IN OPERATION
FINISHED INDIAN ROBES
WERE TURNED OUT TODAY,
Five Looms Running. and More VIII
BE n Soon as Operators Can BE
Secured, and the Mills VIII BE Co
Ing AT Full Capacity Soon-Wirc Or.
ders for Robes Already Received
From Different Western States.

For the first time in many months
the looms Of the Pendleton wooden
mill turned out some finished Indian
robes today. Although the mill has
been In partial operation for a week.
today is the first time any finished i
work has been turned out since the
plant was leased by Mr.. Sheucrman.
Five looms are now being operatcd
at the mill. and more will be started
as soon as operators can be secured.
Within short time 1t is expected to
have the mill working at full capacity.
With Charles Shepard as superinten-
dent 1t will then be continued in op-
Grafton for the 12 months which il
has been leased.
Already many orders have been re-
ccived for the famous Pendleton
robes, and those turned out today
were Of that grade. Several orders
w. ''""r received by wire from
Montana and other states in the west.
Consequently there will be little trou
be disposing OF the mill output.
Within Il few davs Arnold Sheuer-
man will go upon the road I'm the in
tcrest of the mill. He will first go to
Portland, the sound country and from
there through Idaho, Montana. wy
oming, the Dakotas and other western
states He expects to be In the field
steadily for six months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

Washington, June 21.-(Special)-
on the first vote on the canal question
this afternoon in the senate the lock
type won. The vote came on motion
by Kittredge to table Hopkins amend
ment providing for a lock canal in ac-
cordance with the recommendations
of the consulting engineers. The sem
ate refused by a vote OF SO to 81 to
table.
Immediately thereafter the senate
agreed to change the title of the
original bill (Which provides for a
sea leveD and passed the bill as
amended in favor of a lock canal
without division.
AS a lock canal is already adopted
by the house (vote of 10 to 39) and
approved by the president, this sane
tion OF the senate settles the question.
1t will probably be completed in eight
years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Bankers Meet at Tacoma.

Tacoma, Wash, June 21.-The l1th
annual convention of the Washington
State Bankers association, opened
here today for three days session
The attendance is large and includes
a number Of visiting bankers from
the east. An interesting program has
been arranged for the convention,
which is expected to be the most sue
cessful meeting of the organization
ever held. f. T. Conan of Colfax, is
president Of the association; NJ. F.
Backus. Seattle, vice president: Rob-
ert Moody, Everett, treasurer. and P.
c. Kaufman, Tacoma secretary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

Trondhiem, June 21.-The Danish
royal yacht bearing Prince Christian
of Denmark, Haakon's brother, and
the steamer Tromp with special
Dutch embassy. entered the harbor
this morning amid a great cannonade.
French. American, italian. Austrian
and Dutch embassies were received at
the palace this morning.
The American ambassador Is Chas
Graves, minister to Sweden, assisted
by Major Gibson, of the army and
Lieutenant Commander Gibson, of the
navy. a special guard of honor is
provided for the Americans.
The king received the American
embassy this morning.
Several anarchists known to the
European police, have been arrested
quietly 10 prevent a possibility Of at
tack on Haakon. \ number OF bombs
have been seized.
Bryan NJ Trondhjcm.
a number of Norwegian Americans
called upon Bryan this afternoon.
Bryan leaves Sunday for northern
Norway. Will return and go to Lon
don, then take n Rhine trip and IN
spect Gibraltar. whence he will sail
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
PORTLAND POLISH ANARCHISTS
PLOT THE MURDER OF ROOSEVELT

Portland, June 21.-(Special.) I'm
the municipal court this morning
Walter Sealaszkiwicz( a Pole, who
claims to have been invited to join
what the government secret service
agents believe to be one of the most
radical anarchistic societies in Amer
ella. declared on the witness stand that
a plot was laid in this city last month
for the assassination of Roosevelt.
He further testified that funds were
raised in this city for the purpose of
sending John Przywara, a Russian nj
hilist, also a member Of the society,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Where Should They BE Taxed.

The attorney generals office has
been requested to settle a dispute be-
tween Benton and Yakima counties,
over the assessment of several bands
of sheep. The sheep in question are
the property of residents of Yakima
county, but were wintered in Benton
county, being driven into Yakima
about the first of March.-Goldenda
Sentinel
Police Officer Spellman was shot
and killed by negro whom he had
placed under arrest at Denver. The
shooting occurred in a district large
ly inhabited by negroes
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
JoRGAIL WAS CONVICTED.
$50 or Ten Days for Selling Liquor I,
Indians.

In the recorders court this after
noon John Jorgall, the well digger.
was given a sentence OF $50 or 10
days for selling liquor to Indians. He
was arrested by Deputy Waters for
selling liquor to Charley whirlwind
and Lyman yesterday. He denied his
guilt in the police court, but both
Indians testified against him and the
evidence was conclusive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Consider Immunity Bill.

Washington, June 21.-The house
sent the immunity bill to joint con-
ference today.
Thayer, in the interstate hearing
tried to prove the Pennsylvania made
no attempt to prevent Independents
from opening coal mines, and cited
statistics showing that many indepen-
dents are apparently prospering. \
number of minor railroad officials
testified to owning coal stock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
TEACHERS SALARIES RAISED.
Milton Advances Salarie, of All Old
Teachers From $50 to $50 Per
Month.

Milton, June 2l.-At a meeting of
the new school board in this city yes
terday, the salaries of all teachers
who are retained from last year were
raised from $50 TO $50 per month.
and the new teachers employed for
the first time this year will be paid
$50. at first, they to be advanced IL
they remain more than one year
The district is in an especially pros
porous condition. Many families have
moved here during the past two wears
for school facilities on account of
the excellent moral surroundings of
the town. Not only the public schools
but Columbia college. enjoy excellent
patronage and have been the means
of bringing an excellent class of resi-
dents TO Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
LEDOI'X CASE CLOSING.
Verdict Necessarily Limited to One
OF Three Findings.

Stockton, Cal, June 21.-The de-
fense in the Emma Ledoux case is
arguing today. The prosecution will
probably close by Saturday noon. The
state law declares that murder by
poison is first degree consequently
the verdict viii have to be hanging,
life imprisonment or acquittal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
OFF TO PENTTENTTaRY.
Lewis Has Gone. While Oscar Stone
May Appeal.

Sheriff T. d. Taylor left Tor Salem
this morning with Lewis, the Echo
holdup artist, who was sentenced to
serve two years in The penitentiary.
Stone. the only other penitentiary
candidate, now I'm the county Jail, has
not been taken below yet, as he served
notice OF appeal yesterday. However.
1t is not thought any such step will
be taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

say what they wished in regard to
their relations with coal companies.
The Pennsylvania Central was the
only road responding. Fourth Vice
PTecident Thayer appeared and said
that before Cassatt sailed for Europe
he gave orders to abolish within a
year all the private car lines along
the system.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Danish Schooner Sunk.

Dover, England, June 21.-The
Danish schooner Bertha was sunk
near the South Goodwin lightship by
n collision with Dutch tank steamer.
Eight of the schooner's crew were
drowned. The captains son was the
only survivor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
MAY INVADE MEXICO.
Guatemalan Rebellion Is Experiencing
Ranifications.

San Francisco, june 21.-The Pa
cifc mail liner City of Pekin, arrived
this morning from the southern coast.
the Pekin took 26 political exiles
from Guatemala to Salina Cruz. Since
the opening OF the revolution about
ocus the situation has been too warm
for several prominent politicians of
Guatemala.
There is still talk on the part OF
the revolutionists OF invading the
southern part Of Mexico and at Cham.
rerico attacks are expected nightly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
WEBER MUST HANG.
Murdered His Father and Mother at
Auburn, Cal.

San Francisco, June 21.-The su-
preme court today confirmed the or
der of the lower court sentencing
Adolph Weber, the Auburn youth.
who killed his father and mother, to
be hanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
REDUCED RATES
FOR THE FOURTH
One and One Third Fare on
0, R. & N. From all Points
Within 200 Miles Radius.
MUSIC FURNISHED BY
THREE CORNET BANDS.

Special Prize List That Will Insure
Very Unique and Attractive COSTUME
ing and Floats, and First Glass
BuckaroO Riding-Below Is Given
the List of Committees Complete,
Covering Every Phase of the Cele-
bration i'm the Most Thorough, En-
ergctic and Judicious Manner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
May Not BE Arbitrated.

San Francisco, June 21.-The
efforts OF Mayor Schmitz to ar
bitrate the Waterfront strike.
VIII probably fail. Vessel own
ers are not disposed to Weld
certain essential points, but the
sailors favor arbitration. The
umatilla sails this afternoon for
northern ports with a non-unlon
crew, and others are expected to
follow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Demcntia and Suicide.

Portland, June 21.-Suffer-
ing with religious dementia, Mrs
Margaret Emmert. aged II, at
her home in this city last night
poured oil over her clothing and
applied a match. She was burn
ed to crisp and died in fear
full agony this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

DR. Belle Ferguson was elected
school director at The Dalles recently
by vote Of 1S5 to 1s7. She is the
first woman ever elected member Of
the school board at hat place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
PORTLAND ON A SAND BAR.
VIII Probably Re Lightened and Pull
cd Off

Los Angeles. June 21.-The schoon-
er Portland is resting easily on a sand
bar near Ventura. She will be light
ened and pulled off unless a west
wind comes up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
WAGES RAISED AT FALL RIVER.
Affects About $4,000 Cotton Mil Op-
eratives.

Fall River, Mass, June 21.-The
cotton manufacturers have granted
their operatives a raise Of IA per cent
in wages. About $4,000 are bene-
fitted. It will take effect July 2.
New Commander-in-C Chief.
Berlin, June 21.-The kaiser has
appointed his brother. Prince Henry
Of Prussia, COMMUNICATIVE chief of
the German navy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
GROWING Or
KING HAAk0N
Preparations for the Event at
the Ancient City of Trondh.
jem. in Northern Norway.
WILL BE ATTENDED BY
NUMBERS OF AMERICANS.

Among the Latter Is William j. Bry-
an, Who VIII Remain at Trondh-
jem rntil Sunday, Returning Home
Via Gibraltar-Policc Are on the
Watch for Anarchists and Arc Said
to IIa,c Already Seized a Number
of Eombs. Besides Keeping Ana
rchists Under Surveillance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

E. NJ. Sutton, one Of the foremost
surgeons in the state Of Illinois, pui-
cided at Peoria by shooting through
the head. No cause Is assigned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Railroad Men Flukc.

Washington. June 21.-Today was
the day appointed for the presidents
of the railroads to appear before the
interstate commerce commission and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

to Washington city to execute the
murder. These plans for the killing
OF the president miscarried because
of the internal dissensions which
arose in the society.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
BRYAN At TRONDHJEM.
VIII Not Discuss American Polics. But
Has Confidence I'm Democracy.

Trondhjem Norway, June Ell
William ]. Bryan arrived this morn
ing. He said he could not discuss
politics, having been away so long,
but is certain the democrats will adopt
a progressive policy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
SENATE AND HOUSE BOTH
FAVOR HIGH LEVEL CANAL
Senate Took This Stand Today Passing Without Division the
Original Canal Bill, Bya vote of 36 to 81, Which Passed
the House By 10 to 49,

Presidents
Fourth Vice PresdentImmunS
OF
Railroad OFFICIALS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Stevens Gains in Recount.

Portland, June 21.-(Special)-As
a result of the recount In the Word
Stevens contest, up to the completion
OF precinct -, Stevens lead over his
opponent is increased from 5. credit
ed to him by the official canvass, to
~.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
PACIFIC COAST BASEBALL.
Record of All Games Played Yester-
day at League Points.

Portland, June 21.-Portland 5. San
Francisco 2.
Seattle, June 2l.-Seattle .; Fres-
no 2
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
EX-ALDERMAN ACQUITTED.
Charge Of Bribery Against Same Man
Then Dismissed.

Macon, Mo-, June 21.-Edward AL
bright, a former st Louis alderman,
was acquitted Of the charge of peri
ury today. The circuit attorney then
dismissed the charge of bribery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Northwest League.

Tacoma, June 21.-Tacoma ;, Spo-
kane 4.
Aberdeen, June 21.-Gray's Harbor
2, Butte 0.
Oakland, June 21.-Oakland 4, Los
Angeles 3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

Senate Passed st, Louis Bridge Bill.
Washington. June 21.-The senate
passed the bill permitting st. Louis
to build ? free bridge and amended 1t
to give the city the right of eminent
domain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
Funeral of John Seldom.

Wellington. n. a., June 21.-The
funeral of Premier John Seldom was
held today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
ChiCago Wheat Market

chicago, June 21.-Wheat closed at
50 y, corn Mt So 3-S and oats at 30
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

There is something in store for
you in every advertisement in the
East Oregonian. Don't fail to
read every line.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

stpor febr bebeutenb. Die iebt our
@infteuung gelangenben Hetruten finb
i'm Sabre 1885 seboren; bic 3abl Der
in biefem Sabre seborenen 8nabem TT
in benz 8eri9t auf runb 473,0OO ars
geseben; i'm Sabre 1895 1T bieie 3a6l
auf 426,000, alio genau UNI 10 b.
8. auriidaeoanaen. Wabbinqton reA=
ne. oamit, oab As b.. 8. be, sebor..
men 4naben na9 5pan5ig Sabren
bienfttausli9 iein niirben, b. +. i'm
Sabre 1906 ettpa $4,000 Mann.
SIM Sabre 1916 piirben aber nur
191, 700 Mann our @initellung pers
fisbar iein, alio idperli4 ben Sez
barf On Hefruten beden. SIN Seutf4z
lamb tit bic 3abl Der i'm Sabre 1885
seborenen &naben auf runb 1,000,-
900 gu peranf4lasen, Der 1895 sebns
renen absr auf 100000. Re4net
man elm sleifes 0erbdltntb fir bic
Sienfttausliden pie in Sranfrei4, 10
f0nnts Oeutidlanb i'm Sabre 1906
etpa 100000, 1916 aber $4,000
Retruten einitelen, b. +. bas 2,1=
begin. 2,5<fa9e bes franaOff4en
&ontinsents.
MGbrenh Granfrei1 iel6ft nit Ginz
ftenung bss lebten bienittausliden
Mannes faum in Der Gage lit, bic
gtats Der Griebensarmee gu fiiuen.
brau9t man in Oeuti9lanb nur
10000 @etruten ein5uite1en unb
tann mod idbrli4 etpa $4,000 Mann
Der GriaBreferps unb 100000 Mann
benz 2anbiturm iiberpeiien, bic in
Sranfrei9 unbebinst einseiteat Mir
ben. Oieies iberaus giinitise @srz
bGltnib spii6en Der pe~rfiisbaren unb
pirtli4 einSefteuten Manni4aft ers
laubt es Oeuti9lanb, bic 4nforoea
rungen an bic SausIidteit iehr piel
ftrenger gu itellen, unb tit Elm 9dupts
srunb fir bic befsren Gefunpbeits<
perbdltniHe Der peutideu Mrmes.
On unb fir fib 1T bic Sriebens=
ftGrfs Der tattiiden ginbeiten in
6rantrei9 serinser ais in Seutf&z
lamb; baau tommt nod elm GROCER
Mansel an llhteroffisiersn. 10 bdB,
gang absefshsn bon ben Spaltunssn
i'm Sffiaierforps, Der innere 9alt Der
fransDff4en Mrmee redt ipenis se>
fi9ert erf9eint. Sang befonbers gilt
bas fir bic &abaierte. fir Die auH
bic speiidbrise Oienit5eit einsefiibrt
1T. Wabbinston bere9net bic 3ubl
Der Manni9aften elmer franSDiii4en
gstabron, bic minbeitens cine einz
idhriSe 9ienft5eit hinter ii9 hattsn.
auf SO, ipGbrenb bieie 3abl CUR UNI
siinitisften 3eit fi4 auf 40 ftent.
Don Sahr Su Sabr ma4t fi4 in
Grantrei9 Der Mangel an Menf9en
mebr fiiblbar, unb es pirb pobl bdlb
einie6en miifen, bab 40 Minionen
ginpobner unmDsli9 cine ebenio
ftarte @rmee aufbrinsen t0nnen pis
90 MiGionen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
0rteoeusfdrfe Der oeutfGen ano
frans6ffGem Mrutee.

@on tpeIentli6sm SntereFe 1T Elm
por Surgeon perDffentlidter 8eriht
bes frana0fif9en Senators Mabbinss
ton iiber bas franaOfif9e Militdrz
budget. 2ebteres tit in Der DEBUT
tirtenfammer auf runb 719 Milio=
men Srunt feitseiebt, bapon 653 Mils
Iipnen fir bic @rmee in europa, 80
MiGionen fir bic aolonialarmee unb
81 Millionen fir duberorbentliae
Musgaben.
Der 8eri9t perslei9t bic 5~riebenss
itGrfe Der beutfden unb fran5Diiihen
Mrmee. Die StGrfe Der beutihen
Mrmee lit einidlieblid l%lnteroffisie=
rem unb ginid6rig@ Greipiaigen aIf
$4,000 Mann, bic fdmmtli4 in
Deutidlanb fteben, angeseben. Oie
fran5Dfif9e Mrmee lift $4,000 Mann
fart, bon benen aber $4,000 auberz
halb Srartrei6s earnifoniren unb
$4,000 Mann Der @enbarmerie am
sebDreu. 10 bab nur AS 1000 in
europa p.rfiiebar finb, alfo 142, 500
fpeniger, als Bel Der beutf9en Mrmee.
Rehnet maj, bic @enbarmerie ab, 10
finb 1872 b. 8. Der Beb0lferuns UNI
ter ben Waffen, in Demtfdlanb nur
I b. 8.
Gs tit iebr bic 0rase. OBJ Gramts
reid biefe StGrfe nit Der 5tpeiidhri'
gen 0ienfaeit auf bic Dauer pirb
dufbrinsen f0nnen, bd bic iGbrline
geburts5iffer nidt nur perbdltnibmd=
sia. ionbern abiolut auriidseht. uni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
Werwe8eue 8anpttem.

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@erpesenbett perieben felt einiser 3eit
bic quite 8iirseri4aft Der belsii4sn
9auptitabt in l1nruhe. 8ei einem
bisfer Sage feftsenommenen Subiett
beutider 9ertunft, behen @erbaftuns
nit iensu rdubertfdeu llnternebmunz
gen i'm 3ufammerbans ftebt, nurbe
Elm gauges 2aboratorium, fotpie cine
reid NIT Opium, gbloroform unb
anberen nartotif9en Mitteln oussez
i~tattete Npotbete sefunoen, bic ben
Runben bes @iftmif9ers bic Mittel
lieferte, ibre Spfer gu betduben.
3ablrsi9e po~rgefunbene Wsrtbobistts
bepieien AUDI, baB Der m@pOtbetsr"
suslei9 Der 9ebler feiner iauberen
&unbf4off par.
Sas Spfer zines nit auberorbentz
li9er Jrehbeit aussefiibrten l1eber'
fails lit bisfer Sage Elm on Der &ue
Hopale fpobnenoer rei9er &oblen>
bGnbler ~ssporbsn, in befen Bureau
our Mbenb5eit elm tDege1 Steb1tahls>
perbahts Dor Sturgeon entlafener fritz
berer gnseftsqter eintrat; na4oem sr
Die Tbiir binter ii4 absef4lOfen,
atpans er NIT porsebaltsnem &spOlpsr
ben iiberrafaten Gbef, amei unbez
i9riebene StempelbOsen NIT feinsr
lnterf@rift au berieben, unb i9loB
i'm bierauf in elm 3immer I'm obersn
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Johann ben telearaphif4 he~rbeiseruz
fenen GeidGfisfihrer nno fertigte ins
-apiiden auf benz unteridriebener
reinen Stempelpapier cine auf feineH
Namen lautenbe Inpeiiuns auf 27,z
900 Sranes Bel elmer 2iittider 8ant
aus, ben anberen 8ogen benubte er,
iid ielbft cine 0onma4t aus5uitelen.
Raum tpar bies geideben, bd erfhien
eilfertis Der @ei4dftsfiihrer, benz Der
friibere Mnseftelte nidt 3eit lieB, fi4
iibar feline Mnpeienbeit gu punbern.
Inter 9pbesbrobuns nDtbiste er i'm,
feline 8rieftafde INN 500 6rancs gu
erlsi9tern; bab bic Safde nod feds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bars, entsins
benz 8srbre9er, Der nit ieiner 8eute
ausriidte, nadbem er audi iein 5tpei=
tes Opfer iOrsfdltis einsei9loFen unb
linn eimseiddrft bate, ihn ri4t gu
DerfolSen. Der @ef4dftsfibrer madte
iid na4 einiser .3eit baran, ieinen
gbef gu befreien. unb beibe besaben
fid nun in Gile mad benz poIiaei>
fommiKariat. Oie bon benz @srbres
der aus llnporfidttsteit in ben ga,
piertorb semorfeaen gntpiirfe 5einer
beiben rgef4dftsbriefe" erm1alihten
Is, bic 2iittider 8ant re1taeitis feIe>
srapbif4 au berftGnbtgen. 10 bab Der
geriebene Bandit fefgenommen perz
BEN fonnte, als ct drn Snalter Ct,
f4ten, um feline $1,000 Grts. tn Gm>
! bfang au ue6men.