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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
COMPREHENSIVE
D. j. R. START SOON
Mayor Says Railway and Fifty
Will Begin Discussion of Ap-
praisal Next Week.

Az early as next week, Mayor Brett
meyer expects, the conference between
the d. u. r. and the committee OF
fifty. provided for in his honor's latest
plan for rushing the arbitration mat
ter through. will begin. couple OF
days ago the mayor announced that ne
was going to take the matter In his
own hands. Saturday 1t was back in
Mr.. Webster's hands, for minute or
two at least.
The matter was presented to the
executive committee OF the fifty In
the meeting held Friday afternoon, and
we were authorized to go right ahead
on the lines | had suggested" said
the mayor. mr.. Webster Is now
working out the details and getting
the proposition in definite shape. The
plan will be formally accepted by tne
executive committee in a meeting to
be held probably next Monday. Then
we will be ready to go ahead with our
conferences, which will be held right
here in my private office"
The city will be represented at these
conferences by the mayor, Attorney
Webster. Engineer Walker and Frank
w. Eddy, chairman of the fifty"
Mayor .Breitmeyer was unable to say
who would represent the d. U. r.
AS to the charges that have been
made by Engineer Bancroft and others,
that the fifty" ordinance as well as
the arbitration plan Is a d. U. r.
scheme all the way through, the mayer
Ia non-committal.
II won't discuss these charges at
ALL" he said, when asked for an ex-
preston.
Engineer Bancroft is busy with his
own affairs these days and Is not CIV
ing the d. U. r. situation much at.
tention.
Il am satisfied that the people are
aware Of what is going on and the
d. U. r. stands pretty slim chance
of putting anything over" he said
&c The Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
MANY RESIDENCE LOTS SOLD.
Lambreeht, Kelly q Co. Also Report
Active Trading in Improved Realty.

Lambrecht, Kelly & Co. report the
following sales: For Geo. Mogford 10
George X. Brown, two-story bricl;
dwelling, No. II Howard-st., between
Cass and First; for Max Brock to
Louis Morse, lots 7 and 8, east side
OF Oakland'ave., corner of Hague;
for James F. Atkinson to VIM. j.
Ruedisale, vacant lot southeast corner
of Van Dyke and Leslie, lot 29x125;
for Smith & Reade to Benedict Weber,
lot 10, block Z, east side of Helen-ave..
between Palmer and Ferry, 80 IT. front
by 125 II. deep; for VIM. Halves to
Frank K. Mathews, vacant lot south
side of Palmer-ave., between John II.
and Brush. lot 80 II: front by $50 f..
deep; for Frank E. Mathews to VIM.
Halves, vacant lot on north side OF
Garfield, between Beaubien and Hast.
ings, lot 80 IT. front by 125 It. deep;
for Fred l.. Nichols to Otto Braun,
two-story frame dwelling, No. 30i
Hartford-ave., between fireman and
Scovel.pl., lot 80 It. front by 100 II
deep: for George c. Wetherbee 10
Helen T. Price. vacant lot, west side
Of Grand Boulevard, between Grand
River-ave. and Scovelpl.. lot so II.
front by 200 IT. deep; for H. Leonard
Wilton to Alexander Smolboski. frame
cottage at No. 81 Denton-st., lot % It.
front by 125 It. deep: for H. Leonard
Wilton to Gustav Serge, two frame
cottages on Whittaker-ave., lots being
30 #. front by 125 IT. deep each; for
Chas. w. Hanwaring to G. Stringe.
three vacant lots on north side Of
Custer corner Of Antoine lot OK ~
front by 80 IT. deep; for Reuben II.
Bower to A. ]. Ashdown, four stores
and four fats, southwest corner OF
Warren and McKinley-aves., private
terms; for Scovel Realty Co. to Harry
ID. Harley, vacant lot on west side OF
Scotten-ave., between Scovel pl and
Moore-pl.; for Smith & Reade to B. F.
Stephenson. vacant lot on east side of
Helen-ave.. between Lambert and
Miles, lot 80 II. front by 125 It. deep.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
MOTHER IGNORANT
OF SONS DISGRACE
Aged Parent of Harry Tempie
Jailed on Embezzlement Charge,
Thinks He's in Chicago.

Although Harry Temple has been In
the Wayne county Jail since last We'd
nesday, on a charge OF embezzlins
$500 from the Grand Trunk railway
his aged mother does not know OF the
disgrace that has fallen on the family
name. She has been told by friends
that Harry is in Chicago and 1t has
even been arranged by friends to send
letters from Chicago written in the
jail by her son.
Temple presents a pathetic figure as
he stands behind the bars OF Ward B.
Nobody realizes his predicament more
keenly than does he. He has made a
clean breast OF everything and says
that every penny OF the $1,000 went
to the poolrooms In Ypsilanti and
Hallway.
mo, my poor mother does not know
a thing about this disgrace" said
Temple, Saturday. "She is very old
and feeble and II she were TO find out
about II. II would kill her. My friends
have been very good to me. Even
fellow employees of the Grand Trunk
are getting together to help me out OF
this. Perhaps they will be successful.
Il wouldn't feel this so much IL |
were a criminal at heart. This Is the
only thing I've ever done and fascin-
alton for those devilish poolroms got
me into that It's bad game for any
fellow to play, and my earnest advice
to any young man inclined that way
is to cut 1t cold. Cut 1t, IL you're
ahead Of the game and cut 1t II you're
behind. It's the only way TO be safe.
It's bitter lesson that l am being
taught"
Temple is hopeful OF securing ball
from some source soon. He is abso-
lutely without funds and has no attor.
ney His conduct In the jail has
gained him. the friendship OF all the
deputies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
Capt. LAWSON laid In Tomb.

Capt. Augustus Lawson. the aged
vendor of shoe strings, who was fatal
ly injured by an automobile AZ Wood
ward-ave. and High-st.. - was laid In a
grave In Woodmere cemetery, Friday
afternoon, after simple, touching SER
vices In Creedon's undertaking rooms,
No. 924 Grand River-ave. The Rev.
Edward Collins. apostle to the lonely
souls without relatives or church ties,
delivered the funeral service, which IA
women and two men gathered in the
undertaking rooms to- pay their last
respects to the old man whom most
Of them knew only as ''the old shoe
string peddler near the Park" Mrs.
Lefty Armstrong, of No. 309 Wood
ward-ave., where Capt. Lawson made
his home. was the chief mourner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
BALE. OF MEXICAN
|CRUDE RUBBERCO.
| FALLS THROUGH
English Syndicate Which Held OPP.
ton on Concern Owned by Detroit.
ers Decides Not To Make Pur-
\ chase, It Is Said.
|eath of King Edward Believed To
Have Interfered With Plans To
Ia Finance Deal.

"A deal for the purchase of the
exican Crude Rubber Co., the stock
which is owned almost exclusively
prominent Detroiters. by London
indicate. has fallen through. The
bath OF King Edward is said to have
BEN one OF the factors in the failure
negotiations, this having interfered
ith the plans to finance the propo-
tion.
The stock had been deposited with
New York bank, to be delivered 10
be English syndicate when payment
as completed, but a few days ago
he stockholders were advised by the
Ink that the first payment Of So Il
bare, due May 10, had not been made
Pd that they could have their stock
*turned.
Benz. 8. Warren. attorney for the
$mpany. has been In New York
fesumably in connection with the
latter, returning only Saturday morn
Hg. When asked concerning the re-
brt he said:
That Is a matter / do not care to
scuss until IL comes before the
ockholders In the annual meeting
ext Monday. II is a matter that
Rncerns them alone. and the public
not interested"
The London syndicate was one or.
|nized by General Manager Walter
Parker. of the Mexican Crude Rub
pr Co., for the express purpose Of
king over the local concern. The
|operty In Mexico and all the CAPT.
stock was under option to the
Indicate, and had the deal gone
rough the stockholders would have
allied a handsome profit.
Ralph NJ. Dyar is president and the
Fgest stakeholder in the company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
PAYS 100000 FOR SITE.
brchase Of Woodward Frontage BY
Y. s. Motor Co., One Of Weeks
Largest Deals.

I'm closing the sale of the property
the southwest corner of Woodward
I'd Charlotte-aves., to the United
ates Motor Co, reported exclusive
In The Times. Friday, Homer War
p & Co. completed one of the larg-
realty deals Of the week. The
rms are not made public, but the
Ice paid Is said to have been in the
ighborhood of 100000. Ii was for
brly owned by the George |. Richie
bate, and until very recently the old
idence that stands on the property
88 occupied as a boarding house.
Ne lot is 90x198 feet.
Warren & Co. have made several
per good sales recently, as follows:
House and lot Just east OF Jos.
on the south side OF
hmann-ave., lot 30x100 it.. for the
ene-st Land Company TO Stanislaw
ezeciak, for $500; house and lot
the north side of Norwalk-ave., be-
4een JOS Campau and Whitney. ave-,
kptramck, lot 30xl00 IT.. for the
hitney Realty Co., Ltd. to John
nxin, for $1,000; house and lot on
b softh side or Dafie-st., between
Elliott and Ellery-aves, lot 30x100
for Jas. z. Danaher to Henry
bchholz, for $1,000; house and lot on
+ north side OF Norwalk-ave., Ham
kmck, tetween Jos. Campau and
hitney-aves., for the Whitney Real
Co., Ltd, to Joseph Niedezadlo,
] $1,400; house and lot on the north
he OF Norwalk-ave., between Whit
|y and JOS Campau-aves., Ham
bmck, lot 30x100 IT,. for the Whit
~ Realty Co., Ltd, TO Victor Dom
Qwski; for 81 400; house and lot on
u north side of Euclid-ave. east, be-
een John r. and Brush-sts., lot
x125 IT,. for Louis Bierling to Fred
i Greening, for $500; house and lot
the east side OF Helen-ave., be-
een Charlevoix and Berlin-sts., lot
x1O0 IT,, for VIM. Steipert, for $3.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
PRINTERS HOLD ELECTION.
President Lynch and Others to Con.
tinue In Office.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May FL
The reelection of President James M
Lynch of the International Typo
graphical Union, together with al
other international officers, was prac
tically assured today when more than
one-half of the voting returns had
been tabulated. The returns attest
the general satisfaction among locals
with the administration of these Of
ficers during the past two years.
John Hays, international secretary
and treasurer, receiving the returns
today predicted the result as follows:
President, James NJ. Lynch, Indian
apolis; secretary-treasurer, John W.
Hays. Indianapolis; first vice-presi
dent, George A. Tracey, San Fran
cisco.
Delegates to the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, Frank Morrison, Chi
cago, secretary OF the A. F. of L.;
Max Hayes, Cleveland; Hugh Steven
son. Toronto. Canada. and p. M. Nc
Cullough, Omaha.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
REFUSES TO ANNUL WEDDING.
Judge Murphy Denies Application Of
Father Of t6-Year-Old Bride.

An annulment Of the wedding Of
Amelia Olsen and Fred b. Lingui5t
was refused by Judge Murphy, Satur-
day, greatly to the delight of the pair.
The application for the annulment was
made by Andreas Olsen, father of the
wife. He said his daughter was mar.
ried against his wishes when she was
only 16, and charged that Linguist
swort falsely when he obtained the
license.
II was stated during the trial that
the father had taken his daughter
home once, but she escaped, returned
TO her husband, and is living with him
now. She also appeared with him in
court and opposed her fathers motion.
Ii was argued on behalf of the
couple that even IL marriage is per.
formed when the bride is under age,
1t Is made legal II they continue to live
together until after the proper age.
Judge Murphy decided that the mar
riage was legal and must stand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
QUITS CHURCH WORK.
Miss Edith Lowe, Rev. A. n. Barr's
Assistant, Resigns.

Miss Edith Lowe, who for the past
Ave and a half years has been parish
assistant to the Rev. A. H. Barr, OF
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church
Is about to leave this position TO &C
cept a managerial position with pub
fishing firm.
AS assistant to DR.. Barr. Miss Lowe
made many friends among the people
Of the large and widely scattered
parish of the Jefferson-ave. church
her pleasant, CHEEKY, though quiet
manner and ever-ready sympathy and
willingness to aid in need, sickness
or sorrow, making her greatly beloved
In speaking of her departure Dr. Bar,
says that Mis- loves services TO the
church were faithful. widely varied
and most conscientiously performed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
FLAYs PRES. GoMPERs.
Socialist Says Federation Head IL
Traitor 20 Labor.

CHICAGO. May 2l.-''Two years age
Samuel Gompers went 20 the back
doors OF the Republican and Demo
cratic parties and peddled the votes OF
labor TO the highest bidder. The ON
GERS OF the American Federation OF
Labor are traitors To the rank and
file and labor can never hope, for any
remedy OF the Ills from which they
suffer through the action OF their
leaders"
The fore. ring denunciation of Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers OF the A. F. or
L., by Delegate c. l.. Furman, OF New
York, raised storm in the socialist
congress today. Gompers was further
denounced as the paid agent of the
National Civic Federation.
The labor president was accused or
treachery TO his fellows and OF being
on the payroll of the Civic Federation
solely for the purpose of enabling cap
ital to control labor through the
"treachery OF Its trusted leaders" r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
OBJECTS TO NEGRO NEIGHBoRs.
Family Sues For Return Of Rent But
Court Dlsmisses Suit.

Justice OFT made known his feelings
on the race question Saturday morn.
ing, when he dismissed the case OF
William and Loretta Saur against Mrs.
Alice Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saur rented a house
from Mrs. Lane at Twenty-fourth-st
and Warren-ave.. and paid So They
say that Mrs. Lane assured them the
Deighhorhood was respectable. A few
days later they discovered that a col
cred family lived next door and an
other across the street. They then
demanded their So back, but Mrs
Lane refused to return It
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
BURNED IN EXPLOSION.
herlcan Blower Co. EmpIoye Suffers
Serious Injuries.

|John Drocko, 20 years old, No. %
|to-st., an employe OF the American
|ower Co., threw can of gasoline in
core oven Saturday morning. The
len exploded and Drocko was badly
rned on the hands and tace. He was
)nt TO the Great Eastern sanitarium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
"unIoaded, RevoIver Nearly KlII. oIrI

George Navarro, of No, "A lie
Blanch-st., River Rouge. picked up an
"unloaded" revolver, Saturday morn
ing. and pulled the trigger. The bull
let grazed the back of his sisters
head, but she. was not seriously in
jured. DR.. Henry Belanger attended
her. jx1E.N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
Burglar Takes Clothing.

Fred Wilson's cleaning and dye
works at No. 213S Fort-st. west, was
broken into Friday night and $50
worth Of clothing taken. The thief
broke a rear window with a brick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
Wagon and Auto Crash; Man Hurt.

wagon ahu Nuto OTdsHi WAN F1uft'
Bert Knowles. No. 312 High-st.
east. was thrown from the seat of a
laundry wagon, he was driving, when
the vehicle ran into an automobile on
Oakland-ave.. near the Boulevard. His
head was badly cut and he was taken
to Grace hospital
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
(5ortiettes paa Sioe A.
Sorimer Saeen.

Chicago 0en 2. syuni. 0eienlio.
mems Sagisrere far forgeoes prspei
pan at onitprte Sagen peo tefniIfe
Sngfererfneb, men 0onuner Cure.
lDs 9lfgerelie iDnes at tpoe poa, al
Mr. 2orimer life fan oente Sogen
afuiit pao @runo al en- eller anoen
5ormfeil.
Som pi omtalte / iioite 9tr., be.
lfplote 2oriner @llperner Oeneen
for en- SnmmenipereeGie moo iig,
men @atperner Oeneen aFpiier Sena-
for 2orimers Banitano ON at ban
bar rottet Jig ian1wen me0 p96icago
3ribune" for at offentliagere 9fe.
preientanten gSbites Gilitaaelier.
Son itentpler life alene 6orbunos-
ienatorens llotalelIer ON iig loni
onoIfabsfitlbe, men iom en- 2sgn
fra gnoe til anoen. 9lngaaenOe oct
oe0e Bunft 2egislaturen uotnler
@noernsren, at ban efter Brimer-
oalgene bar itemt for Senator Sop.
fins @enpalg, % ban pioIte life, at
2orimer oe Sbiutleff og oeres
9enner oar inoo bam, for ale og
enbper fit at bloc, at Minoriteten
al 9iepitblifanerne baboe inogaaet
Ell 9lIliance meo en- Del af Demo.
fraterne for at forbinore bans 8alg.
Derinoo erfenoer Deneen, at iaa'
mart ban fit at pibe, at 2oriner
bor Ganoiont, mooarbeioeoe ban og
bans 8enner bans 8ale.
9(ngaaenoe Statsienator 0rooericf
er 8epiierne ifnoo bam iaa afgsren-
De for 9eitiffelie, iaa bans Gag pao
Sorbaan0 er tdbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
1llooiee Rpinoer.

0ulufb, Wtinn., ,Oen 81. Mai. =
SfoubronOe bar ieOnet TO Siem me0
Soroen o9 baooe ner soelagt Settle.
mentet 9irhpoo0 Garf, en- balo
Mil ira Gnoeitatfonen for @ooo-
lano apenues Sporpognslinie fer /
0ulufb. 9ranopGienet fra DULUTH
fif iaa niot reooet Settlementet; j;
men oa Dar allereoe 6e TO Suie
brenot. Sneen Meno oar bienme,
oa Sfoo6ranoen noaeoe Settle.
mentet, og aoinoerne fnnlpeoe iaa
go0t, De flln0e meo 5lonrmerne. Oct
iiees, at oe oar til itor SieIp for
gronSfoIfene. 0isie bolot iie /
Settlementet til al. Sore par oper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
uifYloi9 oomt oe itraffet

Wlilipaufee, g8is., Sen 81. Otai.
Sdbn Iaraiinlti bleo for to 9tar
iioen osmt til "a glars Strofdrbeioe
/ Statsfpngilet 8aupltn ior Wteo.
oelagtigbeo Blpn0rin9 of Sfar6-
SobilTfi 2oan onO Building 9lsio-
citation iamt Mor0et paa Dominic
@anplrnifi, cen al Oireftererne.
9tli bar tire of oe fire Wipn6,
iom 0en Gang 6lep ien0t til Stnts.
f9ngilet for 9obbeltforbrpoelien,
oionet, at 3araiinfi oor ltIfploig.
De ire M9no er 9soiepb Mnrrldff
og 6. 6ranf Sepniaf, inoe paa 40
gar bper, og esaco6 3apac5foipifi,
in0e pna IA 9lnr for Me00elagtigbeO
/ Jfsoeriet og Wtor0et.
9e ire Weno fal bape tilltnaet
for en- !Snloislter til Saraiiitifi og
ire nn0re StatSfengilet, at Cara
iinifi er uifploig. 9ietsbetientene og
anoro, iom bialp til at faa Saraiin.
III / 6engel, ar6eioer MI for 9e.
naaoning for bam u0en 9etingeller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

til y 2oitoli7fe Orb: ,&riIti Seer.
lig6e0 tpinger os. Oct er Boulus,
Der Tiger oct. 8i un0erltreger & r |.
I'll o9 logger M9rfe til, at oct er
b a n 5 a9rligbeo, Der tbinger. Oct
or ON 6enne 8erligbeo, at 9lpoit.
len ifriper, at oen tninger bom og
De andre ariltne. Maa ianlme Seer.
ligbe6 bIipe en- toingenoe Mogt
oS, 'ioo ifol Strsmme al 8eliignel-
ie flboe gennem 9lorsmgoet og ira
bette no og igennem Samiim0et.
Da 6orman0en iIutteoe, traa0te
gait Grifien frem og bg0
be foriamleoe oelfommen
poo egne og @maus M1enig5eos
8egne. San talte nogle Sr0 no ira
Cal. 51,8: oSe, til Sano6e6 / in.
oerlte Sierte bar on 2plt; 8is0om-
men / SierteOp6et l9re on mig"
Oct, @u0 frem for alle Sing bar
9pit til bos ct ipnOigt Menneife,
fagOe ban, BET er, at Der er San0.
be0 6om. Oct er oen ltfraoieelige
9etingelie for @u0s 8eliignelie. Oct
er ogioa @runobetingeIien for @u0s
8elii9nelie ooer airfen5 9lrbeioe,
@nln0betingelien for, at Serren fan
pelii1ne @oangelietS fSorfpnoelie peo
os og peliigne port 9lrbeioe. Sm ieg
ifal uotale ct Gnife for glarsmeoet,
Iiaa er 0et bette, at bi alle maa be.
fenoe Dor tSDno, at bi far feiIet oeo
til Gels at isge bort eget, og at Scr
maa o9re San0beo bort e5noerite.
Otter at ser ioa DiOere por giort
noele gefenotesrelier angaoenoe
Sesiions. og Mfsoetioen, uoneonte
6ormonoen 5ulomagtsfontite (gr9-
iterne 90. S. g3ing og 81. g. San-
ien og 8eIegnt 9Inton Sanien), og
opforore0e 8elegntionen ira areo-
iene til W1io0agsItunoen at beige
bper lit Meolem til geominations.
fomiteen.
Otter Salmen 298 %, Iterfe
arilti" par iungen, bao Sorman0en
Saffebsnnen for Oroet og lpite gel-
iignelien ira 9Glteret, og 6enne Sos.
lion iliitteoe me0 Salmen 730 .Meo
glmen flutte pi" og ben olmin0elige
ESlutningsbsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
20 8anoitter
ooosoommes.

ct. BeterSborg, 0en 1. Suni. 20
ilnge Wieno / glloeren ira 1875
g(ar er blepen oernt til 0soen. s
apinoer llap fra at blioe bpngt
pna @rlino al beres 8sn, men oenl.
tes ioa til lipsoariet 5engiel.
g(ae De oemte tiQbsrte en- ung-
oommelig 9anoe af 56Oere, iom for
Is Maaneoer | Slorene 1907-8
foreoeoe oeres &erpprf in6en for
ct it6rre Serritoriltm og fremfalote
en- 3eoiel Der paa @gnen, oa ineen
par iiffer paa lit 2io.
On al 9anoens Meolemmer par
fun 10 9lor, 9oorfor ban ionoiDn'
ligpis ilipper for at mite 2ipet.
Den %. 9(ug. 1907 foregeOe gon-
Ben fit melt ieniationeae 9iepertog,
ioet 90 nemlig itonoieoe ct apIttog
og frnrsbe6e aasiereren for oen
feiierlige @aobenfabrif Seitraret.
ia $4,000, Oberit Suoeifin, iom
lao tet beo Gasiereren, iaoreoes
osoeligt.
Wange 6abriffer og @inbuie blep
frarspet, geroiiaeer, og imellem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Sfyoer eiter
Suftlfipperen

S5oplin, $40. oen 1. Sltni 9lpia-
loren Gbarles @iliar6 reiite ber-
ira Dag efter at babe ioretaget
6lponineer meo lit gleropIan fer |
ire 0aee.
Meoens ban | @aar foretog en-
S5lpoetur lit 9leroplan oper Mar.
ferne, aFfpreoe en- ubefenot Manos-
perion flere 'Sfuo efter 6am. Gen
al aliglerne fplintreoe gropeaeren
til bans Gurtisis g(eropIan, men
glpiatoren font alligeoel lDffelig og
bel til Soroen. @eo en- SoIlegos Bel.
pilie fit Fan lit gleroplon Oroen
og flsi tiIbage til Soplin, iiffert glao
ooer at pere ilitppen meo 2ibet ira
sen noen Soiol afiinoige Sfpttes
SfpoelpIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
On frY9telie
Rruotefsploiio

S90en, lltdb, oen 1. SSllni. 400
aru0ttgn0er efsplooereoe Den
5orene0e Bortlano Gementfd6rifs
9ru0 Dag ner oeo 8epils Sli0e
/ @e6er GanDon. Otan mener, at
II glrbei0ete bar tilint 2ioet pe0
efsploiionen.
Sen, Qtrme og Sooe0er al 80 for-
ulpffeoe fan0tes paa en- nerlig9en0e
Sgi.
Gn lln9orers 9egeme 6leD oeogfs.
ploiionen ilpnget meo on iaaoon
araft moo Ell Selegraipel, iaa oen.
ne brnffe0e / to .Stunper.
@n Snnnel bar lapet / 9offen
oper Gementfobriffeit, og De 400
Rruott6n0er oar nnbragte ser, og
slrbei0erne bar / Serb me0 at for
iegle Su0gangen; men iaa in0traf
BEN frDgtelige @fsploiion.
0ierfeligt nar oct at meoens @fS-
ploiionen beifaoige0e oe fiernere li9-
genOe 8arme, iaa por 6abriffens
8pgninger oen itnio0elbore gfpr.
beo al0eles ltbeItfaoige.
z Staliener, 7 9itrigere og 2
Saponeiere par imeaem Be orebte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
2lttentat" paa oen
tYife Rronprins

Berlin Ben /. Sini. Gn 3inf-
potte' fplot mel gonner par oet
0g6eleg9eliens 8aaben", iom Ell
panpitti9 polif sSsOe foite0e eiter
oen tnife &ronprins 6reoerif 8il.
Liam, ga ban / 9a9 REQ ySpioien
for @ar0egrena0ererne oeo Sen aar.
lige Soraarsrepp paa Senrpelboi
4laoien.
Potten ranlte en- go(itibetient, o9
oenne fif eft Saar, iom blsote iterft
SONG Gilbert al 9eleien, iom bar
foumen til Steoe peo 9ieppen req
pes aronpriniens Sioe, men paa 0en
mooiatteSi6e al SsOen og IIap mao.
life oermeo for2eiioner. gc!itiet 'an-
geoe Sen panpittige Ssoe, iom
maatte binoeS baaoe paa Senoer og
6g00er, foreno Fan fltnoe operfsres
I'll 5S9ll9lelef'
9(ttentatet oofte en- bel Del Sen.
iation; men ba aronprinien fan0t
no, bpao oMor0oad6enet" inoebolot,
Tfal 6an bnoe let og uobritot: oSan
man bope piSIt, at ieg boIoer iaa
meget al 9enner."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

De forfelli9e 9laoe forimenterer /
9Inle0nin9 al Grpreiioentens llOta-
Ielier onL at oct brittle Stpre
9@gppten for en- itor 0el beroeoe poa
8nrtipolitifen.
De fonieroatioe gIaoe forioarer
9iooiebelts llOtalelie, bporimoo oe
li6eroIe meo li9nenoe 8arme paa-
peger oct upasien0e l. at Ell ltolen-
.ofng fritiierer gnglanOs 9olonipo-
litif, og beri er De fleite engelife
@la0e eniae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

Dem, iom leo Dsoen pe0 oen oe.
iperate 9an0es Saon0, par ser en-
Stu0ent, en- &uinoe og o0ifiQiee go
Iitibetiente. 9e 6snte loo til at
Dpre ligeglaoe 6a 0ommen for.
fpnOtes, nogle pr6oeoe enOog poa at
ipege. @n bap0e or9bt iig ielo i
5pngiIet.