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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
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Oenoe ON Opiinoelien.

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men 8iIItano. Manoen, ser menes
at Gope Iioget / Staffen flere 0oge,
oar mere os0 emo lepenOe % in0-
la90eS poa &osfil0e amtSip9ebus,
bDor oct fonitatereoeS, at ban 6aooe
aolobrano / 6egge 9en. Man fanoi
intet pao BAN, Der fnnoe gibe Sp-
lpsning ON, bpem ban bar, eler
bDorfra ban fon.
Yaa Mgen fin0es Ser oper 5000
GDfler / 9rug, bpiGfet bill iige, al
boert treble Mtenneife poo Zen
fsrer poo Gpfle.
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8e0 Ell Sognenfitemning Der
Dag onooaen0e Notwithstanding
for 6arltm Sernbanebotel Itemte 1873
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6etten oelnte BAN til at betolt
oct 6%eioegne 9elb6 tilbage og gar
BAN Oesll0en Ell Com poa 3 9lors
6orbeOrm9Sbusorbeioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
MinbesmGrfe for Sat. Gb. e.
Sanien.

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Ger er neoiat en- aomite meO bet
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9ere 9reit,. Seiifole. og Seminarie.
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mGrfet reiit og ofilsret iomtioi9
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gaitor asidenielot 6onien (aas.
Ierer), 9aitor Soerien, Sllmlum
(6ormano ior afts. %. Risium Sc
minorillm og Ssiifole), f6p. 5or-
ItanOer for %. Hisinm Seminorinm
og SsiifoIe 5. Gnoreasien inmt
2onObrugsfnno. 9. HosmuSien /
u. Hisium, - benoenoer iig life
Blot til ale gomle Seminorie. og
@siifoleeleoer ira q. Nisinm, men
tillige til oae onore, Ser ifgnner poa
oct Irbei0e, ipm of0eoe oar 9ane=
brDOer for / port 2ono, og 6e0er ON
en- @noe til npunte Win0esmprfe.
o8i er forni8iet om," ifrioer So
miteen, at ionre mango ioGer iig
/ acknowledgement til 8oit.ao.
g. Sonien, % oerfor meo @l9oe
pil Ogre me6 til at reiie 6om ct
imuft og pGroigt MinOe."
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mitcen. Gen alm. oonife 2Ggefor.
eningS arGftfomite meooeler:
Spgoommen areft fan / ct tort
9lntcl 6iliploe beI6re0es porigt,
naar Den fommer ti0ligt UNDER Be
Gambling; oa i en6nu fGere 9ilfel-
De fan Ser binlpes DpientIigt for
en- ~fortere eacr lpllgere 3i6.
Fotienterne fan life ielo nfg6re,
ON De bar arGit eaer Ell. @rfenoel-
len al arGft er panifelig og freezer
oltiO 29gernoerisqelie
Zen u06reotq Nnifuelie, at arpit
alto imerter, er iejIaotig. 5 De ito.
lige StaOier 9ioer areiten nplten
aIOrig Smerter.
Selo ON atGften bpppigit lore
fommer / Den mo0nere 4l0er, fan
ben BOG iorefomme / ale alore, og.
Iaa | 9arneallerer.
2Ggccfsnmcn meo l1omGrfclle.
5eritp Sang iioen Aorene 1883 o9
SO, er ser 2er6ag ben p. San. al.
pct llomrrfelie til meoicinif gm-
b%eoSefsomen.
0%en9ang opnaaeoe 2ege Sino-
beoe o9 Frofesior Sauqman (8ejle-
iiorO Sanatorium) iomt Or. DO
ienberg. 8%aaborg, ben iiplone So
rafter.
Zen u1ae aonoioat, Der MI op-
naaeoe ben beo6er @briIten 2unos-
gaor0, er 81 aar gommel, foot /
.aon0er5Ieo / Spllano og Stlioent
ira aalborg 5000.
Sra /. 5ebruor er @r. 9unos.
gaaro fnpttet ill 5iniens 2pSinititllt
boor man bar snifet at aniette BAN
iom Isiiitent oeo Laboratories.
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Bolitifamret / 96benbaon inofnnot
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9rep ira EN- Gen, annitmnIer Cars
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meooeIe 8olitiet, at set bar BAN,
Der banoe fabriferet De TO falife
SunoreOfroncieoler. San forteler
bi0ere, at Fan finn hor lonet 0e TO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

gcnaabct granbitifter. Zen 9reng,
Ser en- Gang iioite 6oroar Itaf Sl0
pon en- @ooro / gliteO, er iflg.
ySors. 6olfe6l." oeO oaerbeieite De
iolution fritaget for at uoitaa ben
BAN oeO Satting Serreos @fltroretS
Com ioomte Straf al 6orbe0rings-
busarbeioe / 1 gar, MOB at ban /
3 9(or fsrer en- efter SuItitSminiite-
rietS Sf6n uGolteIig> Ganoel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
Wh QpmmebibeI.

ri 2ommebibel.
Oct oanife 8ibelielifabs l1beaos
pao Snoiapapir meb np Sneri9ttsi ,
af bet npe 9eitamente. i~nobnrtsn :
spitlnno ipecielt for os / mear,
bIsot Sperfalosbino. en- f1roelts
elegant % bol6bar Bog.
Bris $500
9aniib 2ntb. 8mbl. Sonie,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

Ya%aifpnnelie. Sra @iitoits9rano-
faSie er Ser iflg. oaalb. amtit."
f%orle0en ooerroft @ooroeier Niels
9r. Nielien al Eon0rnp oeo IarS
en- ielpbeiloaet Merifnmspi6e meo
Snifription iom Eooifpnnelie for
bans girfiombeo peo en- Brand /
CONNER 6os Socob SEMEN | Gan.
ornp, boor Sloen oeo 3ieliensSiGlp
6egrpnieoes til ct gammelt Sgroe-
bus.
NmarfihiIfc Sfriucricr. 9aa als.
oermarfsoei / a%ebenbaun opoageoe
forbipoSieren6e SsnOa9 ben q .Son.
at ct Blonfeourf por o~OerfDlot meo
onorfiitiife Oproob og Sentenler.
81. a. Opfor6rinaer til at iloo
noe Store" ne6 og Itiele fra Dem.
8oIitiet tog ifla. %. e." afifrift
al Setnin0erne oe loo Dem oerefter
fierne.
Ntter inbc6rrnote Srenttrer. :
@~aaroeier 8. g. Nieliens @aaro /
! SifleIte6 peo Moribo ne06rpnote
9irSoa9 g(ften ben "a. San. "a
@aaroeieren fom biem ira @aribo,
op6ageoe ban, at oct brGn0te | Ga
ben, oa mart baooe Sloen omIpenot
one @ooroens 29nger. geboerne
reobeoe iig | oct blotte 2inneo. 20
! areaturer inoebrenote, meoens Se-
Itene og Spinene reooeoes. Sloen
ontages at bore paaiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

Boa Meen fin0es Der oper 5000
Gpfler / 9rug, bpilfet bill iige, at
boert treble Wenneife poa gen
fsrer poo @Dfle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

&eoningsapparat for llnberpnnSs-
baaOe. Ooenie, %. Sanuor. Grant
bugeer 8ilbelm 9eterien, Oluf DO
gerseooe AZ | Obenie, bar | oiSie
0oee in6eioet ~s(nie9ning ON Ba-
tent pao ct Heoninosopporot, fer
Zig beregnet paa l1nberoanosboobe.
Statens aoniulent | Sfibsbpgnine,
Trofesior Snnien bar iflg. Sims
The Detroit times., 1911-03-15
From the Cooperation Counsel.

To the Honora BILE the Common Council:
Gentlemen-As you are aware the
Ricard Boiler a Engine Co. OF To-
ledo, ohio, entered into a contract
with the city on the 18th day OF Mo-
vember. 1906. TO install an elevator in
the Municipal Building. To carry out
Ricard Boiler n Engine Co. gave a
bond. running to the city, In the sum
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rected 10 make the proper entries on
his books 10 effect the TRANSFER o.
the isOs Public sewer Fund. 10 the
credit OF an appropriation In the same
fund. 1910, known as -city Arms
Referred to Committee on Ways anu
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petitions Presented

BY AID. OWEN.
or James Roach Co. Tor permssiOaa
curb on west Elisabeth street
Referred TO Department or builoings.
OF w Robt Gambler ct al. Tor the
paving Of alley rst R Rosta 81 ssreess
Referred "a Department OF ruoh'
BY AID. VERNON
OF United Motor Detroit Co., Tor per-
l mission to sink gasoline tank In rear
OF Nos. 5o7-s-Ii Woodward avenue.
i or II. C. Raseman, 10 CONSTRUCT area
under sidewalk in front 6dns OF S side
walks lights In front OF No. let Wood
ward avenue, and 10 construct areas In
rear OF No. l5t Woodward avenue
Referred TO Committee on streets
BY AID. ROSENTHAI-
or James III. Ulrich ct al, protesting
against opening of owen avenue
Referred TO Committee on street
opeB BY AID sKRzYcKI.
or Frank Witulski, for adjustment
of sidewalk assessment for year iyao'
4. Referred to Committee on streets
~ BY AID. GRINDLEr.
or American Express Co. Tor cancer
lation OF noxious weed assessment
Referred TO Committee on Claims ana
~ BY AID. MCCARTHY.
OF Chas. J. King, for permission 10
erect two showcases In front OF NO
lI4o GTatlOI AVENUE.
Referred to Committee on Streets
BY AID. ELLIS.
or Packard Motor Car Co. for per-
mission to run air-pipe across harper
Referred TO Committee on Streets
BY AID. ZOELLER.
OF Agnes Kukhalm ct al. Tor the
alley in the block bounded by Wood
mere and Dearborn avenues, on south
side OF stone street
or NJ. McFadden ct al, Tor the con
struction Of a lateral sewer In the al
ley in the block bounded by Fort, VII
kie, Fulton streets and M c. h X
or J. b. Ryan ct al. to CONSTRUCT lat
Ingiis. Pitts, Bell and Carson streets
Referred to Department OF Puone
BY THE CLERK.
or Detroit Toledo a Ironton Railway
Co, for approval OF substitute bond In
the matter OF spur track across MacKie
Referred to Committee on Ways and
or Dugald Mccaiium, for vacation OF
an alley on west side OF Hanover avenue
Referred to Committee on street
or George A Ducharme ct al. for the
having OF Lawrence avenue. extending
from Second avenue to Hamilton Bouie-
Referred to Department of Public
or Albert M. Henry. for the construc-
ffon OF lateral sewer In the alley In the
bIock bounded by Chippewa. Seneca. War
rem and Moffat avenues. or Edwin a;
BUNCH, for the construction OF q lateral
sewer In the alley In the block bounded
By Jefferson avenue. Griswold street;
Woodbridge and shelby sstreets. or
Cook From Co. Ltd, for the construe-
tion OF 4 lateral sewer I'm the alley In
the block bounded by Burns. Iroquois'
OF Cook Farm Co, Ltd. for the con-
struction OF lateral sewer In, the alley
m the block bounded by stephens, Chip
newa Mack and sylvester avenues.
Referred 10 Department OF Public
Works.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the MAYOR.

To The Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I herewith nominate and
appoint and respectfully ask your Hon
orable Body to confirm DIR. Edmund l..
Chaboton az a member OF the Board of
Fire Commissioners. of the City of De-
troit. TO succeed himself. for the term
ending April 1. 1915.
Respectfully,
VIM. p. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-15

10 the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen--f herewith nominate and
appoint and respectfully ask your Hon
orable Body to confirm Mr.. Jacob #.
Lewis as member of the Board OF
Lighting Commissioners OF the City or
Detroit. to succeed himself, for the
term ending April 4, 1917.
Respectfully
VIM p. THOMPSON.
Mayor
The Detroit times., 1911-03-15
COMMON COUNCIL
soFFIcrAL)

detroit tuesday March "A. 1911.
The council was called 20 order by the
prssident. Hon William dutman.
Present Ala Brozo; Ellis. , garysy'
ofindiey. HARPER Hindie hsvsch'
MCCAIN Mason. Merritt Ostrowskl,
owen. schultz, skrzysh, Thelsen'
Thompson. Tossy. Vernon. Walsh, Wat
son, zoeller, and the President 49,,
Council was declared 10 be In session;
\ The Journal Of the preceding session
WAS aDproyed
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Reconsideration.

Previous notice having been Med
with the Clerk. Aid. Walsh moved 70
nand Priebe was appointed registrar
at the last session. which motion pre-
vailed.
poat poued
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From the Department Of, public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
GentIemen--The Department. OF Puo-
lie Works TO whom was referred the
resolution asking consideration OF the
matter OF paving Ellery street froh.
Waterloo street to Gratiot avenue anu
Fort street. from Dearborn 20 RIVER
Rouge bridge, under the charter clause
permitting $500. 900 worth Of paving 10
be contracted for In any one year, with
out the consent OF the abutting property
said streets, within the limits stated,
be paved with the material named and
under the clause OF the charter reter-
Fort street-From the w. line OF
Dearborn avenue TO the River Rouge
bridge, IS feet wide, Cess double
track and 30 feet vide, tno track
Berea. Medina or any other curbstone
which may be bid upon and ordered:
Estimatcd cost In Berea curbstone,
sissf600: in Medina curbstone. w.
Eilery street--From ne n. curb line
Gratiot avenue. 26 feet wide. with
and Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone which may be bid upon and or
dered:
s2s, $4,000; in Medina curbstone. s2+.-
''' Resi- ectfuily, submitted.
J }. HAARER,
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Theisen:
Resolved. That Fort street. from
Dearborn 10 River Rouge bridge. and
Filery street. from Waterloo street to
Grnttot avenue be. and the same are
hereby ordered TO be graded Nsna/
paved with the materials named and
width stated In the foregoing com
munication, under the $500. 900 clause,
OF the charter. In accordance with the
spt 81 hcatlons adopted by the Common
Council and the provisions of the char
ter and ordinances Of the City OF De-
troit, and further be IL.
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be, and II hereby direct
ed 10 advertise Ave times for proposals
for Improving said streets in accord
ance with the recommendation con-
tained In the foregoing communication
and said charter and ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Brozo Ellis. Garvey, Grindlev
HARPER, HindIe, Keusch. KoeniE Knapp
Iittieneld. Lodge, Lynch MeCarty,
tceatisued on Psss seve.)
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Laid on the table under the rules!
From the Controller.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
& 0entlemen-The following reports OF
City Officers for the week ending Sat-
urday. March IL, 1911. are respectfully
submitted:
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From the controller

Controller
Accepted, and referred 20 the Com
mfttee on Ways and Means
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Eror the ControIIer.

From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Councils
GentIemen--A request has been made
10 this office by His Honor. the Mayor.
aeece because OF depletion, be replen-
ished TO the amount Of $4,000. said
mount TO be taken from unexPended
money 10 the credit OF AutomoDile hlrs
mai a resolution TO that end herewith
submitted. be referred 10 your Commit
tee on ways and Means
Respectfully,
DAVfD r. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
BY Aid Lodge: c.. c
be. and IL hereby AUTHORIZED ana di-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-15
From the Controller.

From the Controller.
20 the Honorable the Common Council;
oentlemen--In accordance with your
herewith submit con-
tracts for Repositories OF city moneys,
tngatber wtt.i the surety bonds for the
same. OF the following banks: The
Dime Savings bank. tic Michigan saw
ings bank and the German American
SAVINGS bank Thest documents have
been Approved by the Corporation
Counsel as correct In form and execu-
ton. and ! recommend their references
TO your Committee or Ways ana Means
DAvfD r.. HEINEMAN.
Controller
Referred to Committee on Ways and
The Detroit times., 1911-03-15

To the Honorable the Common Council,
4 Gentlemen--The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
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Resolved' THAT the Department. OF
Public Works be. and IL HEREBY Fs,
quested to consider the advisaDil.s o. o.
paving Beaufait avenue. from berIn ~
under the $4,000 clause OF
the charter.
Adopted as follows; 49,
Yeas-Aid. Brozo. Ellis. SerseS'
Koenis. rKapp. Littieneld. Lodge
Lynch. McCarty. Mason. Merrit,'
owen schultz. Skrzyck''
Theisen. Thompson, Tossy. f1Inot'
Walsh, Watson. Zoeller and the rres'-
dent-2T.
Nays-None
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemer--The Department. OF Pub
lie Works submits. under the amended
walks. a list or descriptions OF proper
ties requiring stone. cement or con-
crete walks be constructed, recon-
structed or repaired. and respectfully
asks that the accompanying resolution
be adopted. In order that notice may
bee advertised 10 construct. reconstruct
or repair the same. and IL said notices
partment be allowed 10 proceed TO con-
struct. reconstruct or repair the side
walks mentioned
Respectfully submitted,
A
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From the Mayor.

Laid on the table under the rules.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-15

DAVID Il. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
WILD WEST SHOW TRAIN
WRECKED ON A SWITCH
Four Employees Injured in Ac-
cident This Morning
Near Lowell, Mass.

LOWELL, Mass. May pa section OF
the Buffalo Bill Wild West train was
wrecked about eight miles outside of this
city early today. Four men connected
with the show we're injured. All will re-
cover.
Shaffer Leeper Of Lewiston, Pa, and
Thomas f. Furey Of Philadelphia were
among those injured.
The accident occurred near the Brook
side station on the Stony Brook branch Of
the Boston and Maine railroad. The circus
trains were coming from Fitchburg to
this city. The second section. consisting
of twenty eight passenger and animal
cars. and carry ing 400 people and a large
number of animals. had reached the
Brookside station and was crossing over
the switch leading to siding. AS the
train passed over the switch a truck on
one of the cars was ripped Off, probably
by split switch. The next car took
the switch at right angles; the third car
was derailed and rolled over on its side
and fourth car was smashed up when
it Jumped the track. The wrecked cars
contained elephants, horses, burros and
buffaloes. as we'll as a number Of men who
were in charge of the animals. The men
who were hurt were riding in the car
that held the buffalos, and 1t was neces-
sary to smash hole in the steel side of
the car in order to rescue the imprisoned
keepers.
Col. Cody said that the shows loss by
the accident was not extensive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
ANTI.FLETCHER MOVE FAILS.
Unitarians Refuse to Drop Senator
From List of Candidates.

BOSTON, Mass. May 24-The prin-
cipal session Of anniversary week for
the Unitarians and ahiliated organiza-
tions took place at the annual meeting
this afternoon of the American Uni
tartan Association. There was a pre-
liminary meeting yesterday afternoon.
at which President Samuel A. Eliot re-
viewed the work Of the year and Of
fered many suggestions for future en-
deavor. including one for a strong
Unitarian center in this city for pub
lie worship. social welfare and ad-
ministrative of1ces- Interest centered
In today's meeting because OF the
threatened action OF several OF the min
listers In regard to the candidacy Of
United States Senator Duncan u.
Fletcher of Florida for one Of the vice
presidents
At the meeting OF the Ministerial
Union Monday Senator Fletcher's vote
on the Lorimer resolution In the Senate
last winter was criticised. and a com
mittee was appointed to obtain sigma
lures to a resolution directed against
him.
A motion to strike his name from the
list OF vice presidents OF the associa ion
because OF his attitude on the Lorimer
case was made today. but failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
FOR EMPLOYEES
DRAWING TWO SALARIES
Bill Will Provide for Dismissal
of Government Workers
Who Violate Statute.

In order. to prevent government en-
ployes in Washington from drawing two
salaries from the federal Treasury, in d.
rect violation of a statute on the subject
the House appropriations committee, In
the legislative, executive and judicial ap-
propriations bill to be reported next De-
cember, will provide for the immediate
dismissal of any double-salaried employe
and the recovery by the government or
all money he has Illegally received.
The present statute Is worthless. the
democratic leaders say. because, while 1t
prohibits any government servant from
drawing two salaries. it doesn't impose
any penalty for violations. In other
words, 1t simply gives the controller OF
the Treasury authority to discontinue one
of the salaries whenever a case of the
sort comes to his notice.
Admission Of Mr. Andrew.
The admission Of A. Piatt Andrew. who
was before the House committee on ex-
penditures in the Treasury Department
yesterday, that in addition to his 5000
a year as assistant secretary of the
Treasury he was receiving $1,000 year
as an employe Of the monetary commits
sion. brought the matter to a head.
House democrats think there probably
are many more citizens in the National
Capital who are tied to Uncle Sans pay
roll in two places, and the various ex-
penditures committees now conducting
Investigations will make it their business
to ascertain the facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
ANXIETY IN BERLIN.
Rumors of Impending Jewish Massa.
cres in Russia Cause Alarm.

BERLIN. May 24.-Rumors of expected
massacres in Russia, and particularly at
kishinev, in consequence Of the spread
ing OF reactionary story of a ritualistic
murder at Kiev. are causing much anx-
iety in Jewish circles here
kilograms received by the Jewish Aid
Society of this city from various points
in Russia say that no anti-Semite out
break as yet has occurred. though the
Jew-baiters are doing their utmost to
provoke disorders.
Everything depends. 1t is said in these
messages, on the attitude of the Russian
government and municipal authorities.
II the officials remain firm, 1t is de-
clared, the massacres will not happen.
Not Credited in Vienna.
VIENNA, May 24.-The reports that a
Jewish massacre is threatened at Kisht-
new are untrue. The latest reliable In
formation from Bessarabia. of which gov
ernment Kishinev is the capital, indi-
Gates that the tension Is somewhat less
ening, although the anu-Jewish agitation
is still SO strong that a great number OF
Jews have left the district. No anti
Semitic rioting, however. is anticipated,
and the government seems to have the
situation well in hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
ROUTED BY A MOUSE.
Women Had Successfully Opposed
Telephone Company Workmen.

NEW YORK. May pa humble mouse
won a battle for the New York Telephone
Company late last night against a squad
OF twenty woman property owners. who
for twenty-four hours had successfully
prevented the company from planting
poles along a residence street in suburban
Brooklyn. The women had been out in
force from early morning, repeatedly
routing the workmen with hatpins. hot
fiat irons, brooms and rolling pins. and
several times the police were called out
in effectual attempts to quiet things down
Finally one Of the workmen decided to
try strategy. He sneaked around house
and returned with something behind his
back. Right in front of the belligerent
women he held up a wee gray mouse and
In the confusion which followed the poles
were planted without difficulty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
IN. SHANNAHAN RESIGNS.
General Manager of W., B. & A.
Leaves July l.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. May 24.-J n.
Shannahan, who has been vice president
and general manager Of the Washington
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Rail-
way Company since 1t was opened for
operation four years ago. has resigned
his position. his resignation taking ef-
feet July 1. Mr.. Shannahan has accept
ed an offer to become manager OF the
railroad properties OF the New York
banking house of J. w. White & Co., and
will enter upon his new duties immediate
ly after leaving Baltimore.
successor to Mr.. Shannahan has not
been announced, but the vacancy will
probably be filled shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-24
ADRIFT IN A BALLOON.
Bavarian Officer Has Thrilling Ad.
venture as Unwilling Passenger.

INGOLSTADT. Bavaria. May 24.-An
officer Of the garrison here had a thrill
ing ride today when a military captive
balloon broke loose from its anchorage.
The officer was a novice at ballooning
and was unable to manipulate the gas
valve. Finally, when the balloon had
reached the height OF 16 500 feet, the officer
clambered to the top of the gas bag and
succeeded in wrenching open the valve.
Then the balloon began a headlong de-
scent near Munich, which is fifty miles
distant from here. AS the balloon was
nearing the ground its occupant jumped
into a tree and was only slightly injured
Relieved of the mans weight the balloon
again ascended and was later found near
Innsbruck. Austria.