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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
ELEPHONES TO
Be TRIED out
THREE WESTERN ROADS TO
GIVE NEW METHOD OF OPER-
ATING A TRIAL.

1t is reported that the Burlington,
Northwestern, and Rock Island roads
are about to make extensive expert
ments in the use of the telephone for
train dispatching purposes. 1t is stated
that trains on certain divisions of
these three roads are to be handled
by telephone roads exclusively for a
certain period in order that results
may be obtained and noted.
Railroad men declare that the use
of the phone" must be systematized
and tried out in the actual service be-
fore it's value may be entirely deter
mined A railroad man stated in this
connection the Burlington could
handle the greater part of its main
line now without the telegraph.
Omaha May Secure Convention.
1t is reported that Omaha may be
selected as the meeting place for the
annual convention of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
in 1909. 1t is announced that the next
convention will be held in the west
and indications point to Omaha as the
| city. The recent convention was held
at Columbus, Ohio. and it appeared to
be the sentiment OF the delegates that
the organization select western city
as the next meeting place.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
Want Health Rules In newspapers.

Washington, Iowa. June 29-Peter G
Huber, editor and publisher of the
Imprint, the weekly newspaper of
Charlottesville, ten miles south of here,
has employed Washington attorney
and threatenens suit against the board
of health in his town. If the board does
not publish the state board of health
rules in his newspaper. 1t appears
the board was at one time willing to
publish the rules had Huber not asked
whatthey claim is an exorbitant fee.
The publisher asks the legal rates up
wards of two hundred dollars. The
board is aware he can buy the matter
in plates of a Chicago house for two
dollars and is not willing to pay the
sum. The state board regulations re
ouire the publishing of the rules in
a paper in the township. If there are
no newspapers the rules are to be
printed and posted. Editors throughout
the state will watch the controversy
with interest.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
AYRES is BUSY
AIDING CUPID
GENIAL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COMBINES LOVING HEARTS
IN UNION.

Justice G. G. Ayres ofticiated in the
capacity of master of ceremonies yes
terday at MONDAY wedding in which
he combined his powers as magistrate
to those of minister and performed the
ceremony that made Elmer e. Ran
dali and Adella NJ Laughed husband
and wife.
The marriage took place at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Laughed, three miles east OF
Blakesburg, at l p. m. Immediately
following the tying of the marital
knot, sumptous wedding dinner was
served to the assembled guests who
were the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties.
lnvokes Blessing.
Here is where the functions of
minister and magistrate were combin-
ed. At the assembling of the party
about the festal board the officiating
magistrate was called upon to invoke
the divine blessing on the party and
offer thanks for the good things be-
slowed on all present. Suffice to say
that his honor covered himself with
glory.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall will make
their home in Ottumwa where Mr..
Randall is employed in a factory as a
machinist. They are both well known
Wapello county young people and have
a host of friends who wish them I'M
bound success in their new sphere of
life.
Still Marrying.
Not content with his nuptial active
ment of yesterday, Justice Ayres per-
formed the act that made the hearts
Of Tony Brown and Laura Turner
beat as one and the ceremony was
performed this morning in the office
Of the clerk of district court. The
happy pair hailed from Missouri.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
FIFTY FAMILIES POISONED.
500 Attended Presbyterian Church
supper-Ate Pressed Chicken
and Chicken Patties.

Centerville, June 9.-Centerville
has fifty families suffering from pto-
maine poisoning supposed to have
been caused by eating pressed chick
en- at Presbyterian church supper.
Nearly every person of the three hun
dred who partook of the supper were
erected to greater or less extent,
and as many as fifty were seriously
effected and are still under the physi-
clans care. During the night the
people were taken sick and doctors
were kept busy until morning answer
ing calls. None have as yet reached
serious stage and it is thought all
danger is now past The Parker Gar
nival company is showing here this
week and about fifty of its people ate
of the supper, every one being made
sick and some of them not able to
carry out their parts in the various
shows. The ladies can not trace the
source of the poison unless it came
from the chicken which was cooked
by various ladies in the church and
then all put together and made into
pressed chicken and chicken patties.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
CROPS HELPING TRADE
Dun's Report Says Financial Con.
fidence strengthened-Few
Empty Cars.
New York lima 90 nun,e ronort

New York, June 20. - Duns report
says:
Midsummer quiet Is augmented this
year by the general contraction that
has occurred in all departments of
trade and industry, but splendid pro-
gress of crops strengthens the conf
dence in the future, and preparations
for a large volume of fall business is
gradually increasing the PERCENTAGE of
active machinery. Erratic Quotations
in the prices of raw material retarded
the Improvement in the cotton goods
industry, but the recent sharp adj
vance in hide and leather on account
of small receipts of cattle failed to
check the progress at the shoe factor
les and fair tonnage of new business
Is received by the steel mills. Idle
freight cars have been reduced to less
than 100000 and the railroads show
they are resuming repair work.
Early duplicate orders for men S
wear woolens have been completed
and no additional business is expect
ed until the clothiers statesmen secure
further contracts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
Phillips store Damaged
PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove.-Mrs. F. D. Han
cock and daughter Gladys spent Sun
day at the w. F. Tuner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALIVE Unkin and fam
fly were guests at the Albert Brooks
home.
Misses Ada and Mamie Smith spent
Sunday at the Marion Dunning home
Ora Brooks was a guest Of Eugene
Brooks Sunday.
George McVey and ]. Geiss were
business callers in Bloomfield Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace were callers in
Floris Friday.
Cecil Brooks called at the Matthew
Thomas home Sunday.
Sunday school at the Fielder is pro
crossing nicely.
The dance at the Koran home Sat
urday night was we'll attended, and
all present report an enjoyable time
Miss Ruth Smith spent Sunday with
Marjorie Parritt.
Harrison Hancock is on the sicl
list.
Mr., and Mrs. John Box and daugh
ter spent Saturday at the Fl. Hancock
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
WOMAN DRUCCED
CLEANING HAT
IN USING CHLOROFORM TO
CLEAN HEADGEAR MRS. Ell
LOTT SWOONS.

An experiment in domestic economy
came nearly costing the life of an OF
tumwa woman Saturday, when In an
endeayor to remove stains from head
gear with the aid of chloroform, Mrs.
Elmer Elliott of 507 West Second
street was overcome by the fumes of
the deadening drug and swooned
away.
The early appearance of physician
on the scene was perhaps the means
of saving the womans life. The &C,
cident occurred through Mrs. Elliott's
Understanding the power Of the
drug when using 1t.
She had attempted to clean hat
and was working zealously over the
article oblivious to the effects of the
chloroform when being overcome by
it she swooned. She was resuscitated
in a short time
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
ELDON.

The Bay View club and few in
vited guests were entertained We'd
nesday afternoon by Mesdames G. N.
Stanton and A. G. Daniels at the
home of the latter. This meeting end
ed the years study on the United
States and her possessions, which has
been both profitable and interesting.
Several good papers were read and
each member gave short sketch of
some noted writer of the Southland
as roll call. In the contests Mrs. J. A.
Bundy and Mrs. George Myers won
first honors. Club colors were used
in parlor and national colors in din
ing room. Two course refreshments
were served.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
SELL WHAT YOU DO NOT USE.

Or Exchange for Some Article You Do
Want-Do 1t Tomorrow.
Haven't you some article around
the house that you really are not u.s.
ing? In the attic or basement?
Haven't you table, some chairs,
some gas or electric fixtures or some
thing in that line that you are not u.s.
ing now, but that some one would like
to have and will be- willing to pay for
If you will let them know that you
want to sell It?
Have you buggy, road wagon or
any kind Of a rig or harness or horse
that you are not using?
Some one will want it if you will
tell them that you want to sell it,
You can sell that furniture that you
are not using now, and what you get
for it will go long ways towards
helping you to buy some of those new
Now just think this matter over
and look around the house, in the din
ing room, parlor, kitchen, attic or
basement and you will certainly find
some article that you would like to
sell.
Or possibly you have some article
that you WOulQ ike TO exchange fOr
some other article-you can exchange
1t by using the want columns of the
Courier.
We have provided a way for you to
dispose of lot of accumulated stuff
that you are not using-in every home
there are more or less articles-some
of them almost as good as new
some of them naturally are worn, but
most of them can be used to more or
less extent-and you just put them
out of the way and let it go at that
Now, they are of no use to you
or anyone else. That is not right
they are needed by some one and
you can sell them for something, and
a little want ad will sell them 70.
you.
We want to help you sell them and
we can do it. Just call us by phone
and we will call for the ad and help
you write it If you want us to. The
rate is only half cent word Tel
us what you want to sell or buy ant
we will attend to the rest of it.
Don't forget this.-Tomorrow If yor
happen to think of something 70,
which you can use the want ads, cal
No. A and We will call for your ad
| THE COURIER,
Both Phones A,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
HAPPY LOVER OF
The SOUTHLAND
THOMAS HARDIN OF TENNESSEE
SAYS HE WILL BE MARRIED
TOMORROW.
ETA CRAFTS, BRIDE
Romance Covered Period of Nine
Months When courrshlp was
Carried on Through
Correspondence.
ETA CRAFTS, BRIDE

A wedding is scheduled to take
place tomorrow at Keosauqua. This
in itself is not surprising. Weddings
of man and will probably continue
to, but this particular wedding is one
of romance.
The contracting parties, according
to statement of the groom Saturday
evening, are Thomas Jefferson
Jonathan Wilbur Hardin of Cumber-
land City, Tenn, and Miss Eta Crafts
of Keosauqua, who until few days
ago, when her sister appeared on the
scene was employed as domestic at
the home of Paul Arbenz on Marion
street. frustrated at the arrest Of
Hardin by policeman on charge Of
vagrancy after sojourn in Ottumwa
of but one day, and attendant publicity
given her intended, Miss Crafts
fastened to her parents home in Keo-
sauqua for counsel and advice.
Hardin Explains.
In the meantime Hardin was re-
leased by Police Judge Kirby who de-
clared that the arrest was i'll advised
but was done because he was a
stranger in the city, that he lit here
simultaneously with the carnival and
also because he was hanging out at a
questionable boarding house in the
outskirts of smoky row.
Hardin later explained his presence
there. He said he was not acquainted
with the city and was directed to the
place.
is Worth $4,000.
On the day of his release Hardin
went to work for Supervisor Rine
hardt.
"I'll show them that even though
am worth $4,000, I am no vag, and
am not afraid of work. I'm a south
erner,' said Hardin, land care more
for manhood than do for clothes, bu
this police business almost put me ou
of the running with that girl. ever
thought that she had given me the
cold shoulder but now l know better
She came back to Ottumwa Saturda,
for her effects and we arranged mat
/ tiers completely.
II will surely receive a draft TO
500 from home today and then thu
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
New Deep Well at Washinaton.

Washington, Iowa, June 29.-The
new deep well here which has been
lowered to $500 feet Is about half
completed and when finished will
probably settle the water famine
problem. Many other improve
ments are in progress here. The new
button factory is completed and the
new finishing machinery is being In
stalled. The Methodist and First Uni
ted Presbyterian churches are to be
remodeled at an expenditure of sever
al thousand dollars. Several buildings
on the west of the square inclui-
ing the Work & Meek shoe store,
Smith grocery. Stolte drug store and
others are to have new pressed brick
fronts and be rernodeled inside. Sew
eral new residences of the modern
type are bling completed in the resi-
dence districts
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
Sam Williams Again in Jail.

Washington, Iowa, June 29,-Sam
Williams who escaped from jail here
about four years ago with town
negroes, is doing time again here for a
minor offense, being sent up from
Ealona. At the time of his escape Id
was captured at Muscatine while
bucking a slot machine. One Of tho
negroes was captured at Verdi and tlle
other escaped. Williams now says tho
negroes had the bar sawed before ns
was imprisoned and that they pulled
him out between the bars after thess
made through. 81
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
ULMER-BELeARp.
Miss Lizzie Ulmer and Lige BeIsard
Were Married This Afternoon
at st. Patrck's Church.

Miss Lizzie Ulmer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Ulmer, residing near Soap
Creek, and Lige Belgard, also of that
place, were united in marriage this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the St. Pat
rick's church Rev. Father James Bull
ger OBLIGATED. Only a few intimate
friends and relatives were present.
They will make their future home on
a farm near Soap Creek.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
Introduced by Letter.

The Hardin-Crafts romance com
menced, nine month ago when
Thomas was introduced to Eta by
letter by a friend of both. The court
ship was carried on by correspon-
dence, photographs were exchanged
and the love between them ripened.
When they met Saturday after so
many obstacles had been placed in
their paths the former declaration of
love was cemented by mutual con
sent. Both declared they were salts
fed and the wedding should be
solemnized without delay. This, says
the groom will take place tomorrow
at Keosauqua.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

1t is real cunning to put out fake
story and then put on a troubled look
in discussion Of plain duty If the story
be true.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

When hotel rates have been adj
vanced three or four fold the cashier
is disposed to smile on the guest who
pays his bill without whimper.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

Mrs G. H. Smith and two daugh-
tiers who has been visiting for some
time with friends north of the city re-
turned to their hama in Blakesburg
this morninG
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

Jig will be off for we will be married
at the girls parents home on Tues
day. We will leave Immediately after
the wedding for our home at Cumber-
land City, Tenn, near GAINESVILLE.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

Miss Myrtle Jenkins of Chillicoi.s
arrived in the city this morningire
will spend a faw davs shoDpinglS
visiting.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30
RIVER is NOW
FALLING AGAIN
HAD REACHED THE TWELVE
FOOT TWO INCH MARK
LAST EVENING.
NO RAIN UP STREAM
Heavy Downpour Last Evening Caused
a Temporary Rise Consider
able Damage Done
Phillips Store by Water.

Des Moines, June 29.-(Spec-
iaD-The river Is falling at this
place and the gauge now stands at
ten feet. There was no rain
here last night or yesterday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

Re1atIVe Changes MInd.
That relative of my flancee who
came to the police station to stop the
wedding was awfully sorry at the part
she had taken in the matter. She
called me up to her home on West
Main street Saturday and told me
that she was sorry and that she is
willing that the marriage shall take
place,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

.-O-
The heavy rains in the vicinity of
Ottumwa caused a temporary rise In
the Des Moines river of about two
inches last night but this morning
was again recedfng. At o'clock q.
M. today the Market street gauge reg
istered II feet ten inches. At the IL
feet two inches stage last evening
several Easements In the stores along
South Market street and Main street
were slightly flooded but no particu-
lar damage was done.
The rainfall last night was LIS
inches.
The lowlands of Central addition
are covered by water and some I'M
easiness was manifest among the
inhabitants this morning because OF
reports of heavy rains up the river
which were only false rumors.
Phillips Store Damaged
The heavy downpore in Ottumwa
nevertheless, did considerable damage
The roof Of Phillips Big Store build
ing was damaged to such an extent
that water penetrated and did con.
siderable mischief to the stock on the
upper floors. The new ceiling, espec,
tally was damaged, where it has been
repaired after the storm of several
weeks ago. There was about six
inches of water in the basement this
morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

PhifIlps' Big Store.
Nelson Cloak Co.
lOttlHaWa Hardware Co.
w. A. Mclntire Co., Hardware.
Harper & McIntlre Co., Hardware.
w. n. Cooper G. Son. Furniture.
HaiEEkfeit Furniture Co.
Martin Furniture & Carpet Co.
CockerflI g. Roberts confectloners.
Huffman & Co., Dry Goods.
cIark's Drug Store.
Hofmann's Drug store. s'S4ssstss 81
Sargent's Drug Store. III Il d,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-30

w. J. Donelan & Co.
Arnold Jewelry and Music Co.
J. e. Scase Dry Goods Co.
J. X. Dysart Clothing Co.
Peach g. creswell Clothing So.
Doty Clothing Co.
Iowa Clothing & Shoe Co.
The Hub Clothing Co.
j. 3. Sax, Clothier,
Daniels Shoe Store.
Stevens Shoe Store.
j. w. Neasham, Jeweier.
Heating Hardware Co.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-29
KONGRES ANTY-
TYBERKULICzNY.
NOVA DoKToRA KoCHA.
Walka nurka z potworem NOR
skim. - Ofiary kopaln. - Pija-
nj mordercy. = Zemsta OLGA.

Washington, D. c., 29 wrzes-
mia. - w hall narodowego muze-
um rozpoczeiy sic wczoraJ obra-
dy miedzynarodowego kongresu
antytuberkulicznego. Wsrod mno
stwa delegat6w znajdowaly sic
powagi lekarskie o slavic Swiato-
wei, jak DR., Koch z Berlina, wy
nalazca zarazka suchotniczego,
dalej DR.. A. Calmette Paryza,
professor Bernard Bang Z -Danii,
DR.. Arthur Newskole Londynu
i wielu innych.
w imieniu rzqdu federalnego
Stanow Zjednoczonych powital
delegat6w minister skarbu Cor
telyou. w imieniu rzqdu niemiec-
kiego wygiosii move DR.. Koch.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-29
NAPAD MA POC|AG.
Dandyci pod Wi|nem 1aboWaIi 100000,
PROTEST PRASY ROSYJSKIEJ.
NOta paistW eurOpejskiCh - Ukiad banku OttOman-
SkiegO. - Co pOCzaCZ bezrObOtnymi? = Rome.

Wilno, 20 wrzesnia. - Ma jed
nej pobliskich STACEY kolejo-
wych, banda zlozona trzydzie-
stu ludzi dokona}a napadu ma po-
ciqg pocztowy. Suma zrabowa-
nych pieniedzy ME jest dok}adnie
znanq wynosi ona jednak Cd $50
600 do $Ioo.ooo. Opr6cz gotowki
bandyci skonfiskowali calodzien-
ny wplyw kas stacyi kolejowych
pomiedzy WierzboIowem a Will
mem. Pociqg eskortowa}a Straz,
zlozona Z 6 zolnierzy. Bandyci!
przed nadejSciem pociqgu opano-
wall stacye, gdy sic pociqg "a
trzymai, wskoczyli zabili zolnie-
rzy zbiegli. unoszac Z SODA tax
znaczny lup. Przez caiy czas ra-
bunku caiy pociqg by} ostrzeliwa>
ny przez bandyt6w, by unierucho
mic pasazer6W.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-29
PROTEST PRASY ROSYJ-
SKIEJ.

Petersburg, 20 wrzeSnia. -
KrQzqce til pogloski re Austrya
chce wcielic do swych posiadloSci
BoSnie Hercegowine,k ,kt6re jak-
kolwiek sq oddawna pod zarza-
dem Austryi, faktycznie jednak
stanowia Geese skladowa pahstwa
Otomahskiego, wywolala W calej
prasie ros5yjskiej proteSty.
Ze zr6del miarodajnych dono-
sza, re Rosya stanowczo zaopo-
nuje przeciw wszelkim zmianom
traktatu berlihskiego.
Z tego samego powodu Rosya
sprzeciwiac sic bedzie uznaniu
ksiecia Ferdynanda Buigarskiego
"a niezawisiego wladce.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-29

rozwiqzaniem trudnej zagadki co
poczqc tysiQcami bezrobotnych,
zapelniajqcymi wszystkie prawie
miasta zjednoczonego Kr6lestwa.
Wszyscy zgadzaja sic item, ze
gdy zima nastapi ilosc bezrobot-
nych zwiekszy sic jeszcze kilka-
krotnie. w najgorszym polozeniu
znajduja sic Glasgow gdzie prze-
szlo $4,000 robotnik6w, pozbawia-
nych jest cd d}uzszego czasu pra-
cy. Sunderland ma 1900 bezro-
botnych, Birmingham 10000, Lii
verpool I4.ooo, Manchester 5000
wiele innych miast Cd 1000 do
5000. CO do Londynu narazie ME
MONA byio zebrac pewnych da-
nych Statystycznych, lecz liczba
bezrobotnych przewyzsza tam
wszystkie inne miasta. Liczby te
ME zawieraja strajkujacych W
przemySle baweinianym.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-29
WALKA z POTWOREM NOR
SKIM. :. .. -. -.

San Francisco, CAL, 20 WrzeS-
MIA. - Walke zycie stoczyl w
glebinie morskiej pewien nurek,
nazwiskiem Lund, kt6ry w g1ebo-
koSci trzydziestu stop pod powie-
rzchniq woody zostaf napadniety
przez potwora morskiego, oSmior-
nice. Lund zanurzy1 sic w helmie
do nurkowania w giebine woody,
w miejscu gdzie znajdowai sic "a
topiony statek "Pomona". OS-
miornica widocznie w ciqgu nocy
wpiynela do Wnetrza zatopionego
okretu gdy nurek dostai sic tam,
potw6r otoczyf noge jego jednem
ramieniem. .... .......
(OSmiornica ia posiada osm ra-
mion, ktoremi obejmujc oliary,
przyp. Red.)
Nurck dobyl noza. i ciqi w ra-
mig mic mogqc jeszcze zobaczyt
potwora. Tymczasem szyje nur-
ka otoczylo drugie ramie, Sciska-
jqc go tax SLIME, re temu trudno
by}o oddychac. Daf wiec sygnal
na gore, azeby go wyciqgnieto.
SpoStrzegiszy jednak wiecznie a
takujQcego go potwora, podplynQl
ku MENU i nozem raz po raz "a
dajac mu W glove rany. Potw6r
krwiq broczqc ulegl, ale wprzod
tax ramionami otoczyf SLIME nur-
ka, ze ten zemdlaf. Wreszcie zdo-
1af /nozem poodcinac Sciskajqce
go ramona, poczem zostal wydO-
byty ia wierzch.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-29
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE,
WYPADEK z BALONEM.
PROXY Amerykanina z maszyna
do latania. - Nowy rekord. -
Podr6z wiadcy Tybetu.

Dusseldorf, Niemcy, 2e wrze-
snia. - Kapitan V. Abercron i
porucznik V. Boltzheim, dw6ch
znanych aeronaut6w cudownie O.
calafo Cd niechybnej Smierci pod
czas Wzlotu w sferycznym balo-
ME. TysiQce publiczno$ci przyglQ-
dalo sic wzlotowi.
Gdy odcieto sznury przytrzy-
mujQce balon wzbif sic on odra-
I'll ma wysokost 5000 stop i ma
tej wysokoSci powloka balonu pc
kla. Gaz, wypelniajacy balon wy
doby} sic w jcdnej chwili balon
przerazajQcQ szybkoScia zaczql
spuszczac sic ma dol. BY zapO-
bicdz zderzeniu sic zieniq ae-
ronauci wpc1zli w siatke balonu.
Ma wysokoSci jednak 1000 stop
prqd powietrza wypefnif powlo-
ke i uformowaf sic rodzaj spado-
chronu. Balon zaczQf spuszczac
sic stopniowo i po godzinneJ
przeszfo podr6zy napowietrznej
aeronauci bcz wypadku dosiegli
zicmi.