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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Wireless Telegraphy
Aids in Capture of Man
Wanted for Murder
Russian Charged with Killing Four
Persons Arrested on Steamer as
it Neared New York.

NEW YORK March is-A cross-ocean
race for two murder suspects In which the
wireless telegraph played as important a
part as in the case of Dr. Crippen and
Ethel Clare Ie Neve. was won today By
Otto Busdorf q German detective. who
reached port on the liner 81. Louis several
hours ahead Of the steamer Zieteni from
Brsnea bearing his quarry
Busdorf not only beat the objects OF his
chase into port. but reported that through
the aid Of the wireless he had already
brought about tire arrest on the Zieeen Of
young Russian named zogoioNshi. who is
charged with the murder OF four persons
in MisIoWitz Russia Busdorf declared his
belief that q companion OF zogoiowsid,
Bernard By name. accused Of completely
in the crimes. VAS also on board Phe
Zieten left Bremen four days before the
81 Louis sailed from Southampton.
ZoFoloWski is accused % numbering q
pawnbroker. the paERbToker's wife and
their typist. and afterwards killing q police
man who sought TO capture him Wire
less reports from the Zieten stated that
the supposed zogolowski had more thar
s. 800 in his possession when arrested
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Small Lad Crosses. Atlantic
Ocean Three Times Alone

relatives In Liverpool all alone in charge
q tha steamer SffiOials. HIS nnother frad
died and has fAthsE had eome -vests- Ths
trip he is making nov makes the third time
he has crossed the ocean @
q didn't set much tired or the ocean. --
said the boz an telling % his long trip.
Bat ! had 20 sit four days ia the immi-
gration place, because the money 90 take
me out here wasn't there u-hen I came. 10
have 10 wait here much longer
me secret q why the boy Vas able 10
travel % fsr and never set lost Was seen
plainly AZ the Union station He SAT there
tWO hours. night where the passenger
director had ieft him. Until one o. the men
took him over 70 ths Buriington station
and isfr him here % wait shsfhera -four
houTs % . station bench. unth MS train
came In obsy orders Was his motto
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Receiver Of Stolen
Stamps duplicates
Former Police Chief
John Callahan Testifies that he Sold
Proceeds Of Two Robberies and
Paid Sum for Protection.

WICHITA Kan. March is-John Gala
han who. with eE-Chief Of Poliee Prank
Burt and L. s. NsftEEsr. Is charged IN the
federal court with receiving stolen stamps,
said today he viii tell al he knows about
the stamp case when he goes on the stand.
4 have been d0uble-erussed-" Callahan
Callahan went on the witness stand this
afternoon in the federal cogma here TO
testifys for himself in the case In which
he Is accused OF handling stolen postal &c
stamps. He declared he raid Frank 3.
Burt formeE-chief- % -Fsliee- OF wichita a
sum Of money fnonthlv. for protection.
Callahan said Burt came-to him and said
he would b caught selling stosen stamps
and he wanted help Callahan testified
thai he got sumo stamps from the Burdsoll
and Hope. kan postoffee robbsries salsly
20 help Burr out OF trouble. he declared
that he never handled any stolen stamps
a. other times . -.---s.s -- -a-rre
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Differense in BHIa-

The choice between the bills is based
largely upon the fact that the house bill
defines the yards as q BlbIio market while
the senate bHI calls them common carriers
The state railway commission has a speci-
fed night 10 control n only common car
rfers and that constitutional Limitation
might cause trouble ias-e1forcing the Tsy-
lor-BoIezsl bill. The stOcE yards attorneys
have offered 10 Withdraw al opposition 10
legislation n the Tayior-Dolszsl bin could
be pushed and the oils bin killed and that
is foundation for the belief that they fear
me UIns bHi II the house passes the
senate bill conference committee may Be
aDuoirsed before the matter Is submitted
20 the governor and the veto may not
enter into the question At all
The votes on the Tayior- DoieZal bili
were accompanied by explanations which
showed the feeling that passage Of this
biH vas sn injury 20 the chances Of the
oils bin and that the senate file was a
much better measure The roll can vas;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
OTHER POSTMASTERS TESTIFY
Easbys from Lincoln, Blair and
Columbus Come TO Hearing.
COOK rEILs OF TAE PARTY
Recitea IneIdenta of the Thomas Con-
tributiOn Party Held In the
Civil service Secretary
Offiee.

Senatorial Developments Involving other
eastern Nebraska postmasters In tpe
Thomas shskedOEn we're HRfOlded At the
inquiry Thursday. 49,. r-
Wesley Cook postmaster at Blair. MAS
before Secfetary Mess and Inspector Lind
land during a considerable portion Of the
morning session and be vas interrogaied
concerning the Thomas contribution party
held in the civf service secretsry-s. office
al The federal building before the last cleo
lion He testified also At the afternoon
session. p
Postmaster Cramer OF Columbus is an
other who Is expected 90 testify eonoernins
this meeting. and Postmaster SiEer Of Lin
coin is slated for a siege Of inisrrOgatiOns.
II it Is shown that. a. the meeting In
question others solicited campaign money
in the federal building they viii also Be
brought in rr-s. Of the government guns.
-seL4- a Chief Clerk.
Postmasi sr -fi0mas - preparing 20 go
before Secret Moss and Inspector Lind
land 70 subs-It 10 the ordeal Of hand-to-
hand engagement. with q view Of building
up a defense Of his official conduct He
( was at his office early Thursday morning.
but during a greater part OF the time vas
icIoseted with eounsellors. one Of whom Is
/ his brother, ". c. Thomas Of Cedar Rapids.
I The relative is chief clerk a. large OF
] the sixth railway mail service district. and
has been connected with the PostOfhee de-
partment for more than. a quarter OF a
! century. Though he is In this part OF the
west on official business connected with
! the weighing OF mails. he has taken time
I TO visit with bis brother and offer sugges-
! tons for defense.
! If Postmaster Thomas attempts 10 show
+, IN his defense that W. a Kelley pocketed
! any money that might have been collected
he wiz have committed even 9 greater
/ crime than had he gone out personally and
I solicited campaign contributors" declares
one OF the civil service officials, IN speak
ing Of Mr.. Thomas purpose 10 make Kelley
the goat Il is generally Understood that
/ II is his purpose 70 show that he did not
receive any money Kelley admits that hs
collected IA AZ the instance sf the post.
I master.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
George Il. Monroe
is Convicted of
Misuse of Mails
Nan Who Sold Half Million in Wire.
less Stock He Never Delivered is
Given Three Years.

NEW YORK March Is-GeorEe H Mon
roe long prominent among promoters Of
schemes OF the get-rich-qUick variety, and
Who is said BY government officials 10
have obtained a. least 5000 from invest
oFs in his propositions during the last feU
years. vas convicted IN the United States
court here today OF using the malls in con-
uection with fraudulent stock operations
Judge --ough sentenced Monroe 10 serve
three years in the federal prison al At
lGntA-
Chief Of the charges on which Monroe
vas tired was that he promoted through
the malls extensive salss-of wireless tele-
graph stock. the greater part OF which was
never delivered r--.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17

Ernez Bilsoorougf, Jr- a S-yssr-old lad.
son ~ Ernest Bilsborough. q ranchman
Of Para caunU Montana passed through
Omaha THURSDAY morning, within rvo days
% the fnish ~ a Journey Al aloue from
L4verpool England 20 Hungs. Mout.
Toung Ellsborough had already beeu rUsn-
Jy-three tays on the trip. bet vas nrJ On
the leasl discouraged ciutching his snip
and hahdbsg Hlth a nrmness that bespoke
much q MS knovledge Of the dangers q
travsiiuE
rhis journey Was not the lrst 81 the
boys life. he haFing tra.sied nearly I3Wl
miies- including three trips across the At
lantie in his eiEht years in ths word He
VAS BON In Liverpool and Ehsn "a years
q aEs came % America Etih hiz parents
living IN New Vera siE mouths amer hiz
arrival hers hs made ths tFip haek q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
NO CASH TO BRING WIFE HOME
Mrs. Emma HouEher ts Return
AFTER Visit 20 England.

NEW YORK. March E-Immigrarion
authorities face an unusual dilemma in the
case Of Mrs Emma Bougher of St Louis.
s. years old
Recently she returned from a visit 20
her Old home IN England and is without
funds for the railway fare 20 Missouri
Her husband a years old. has sent W0r6
that he cannot supply the money. and
since he has not been natursliEed not
Eifhsnanding his twenty eight years rest
denes In st Louis. the immigration on
eers may have 20 send the wife back 10
England unless some enc eomss forza ard
9Th funds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
CHINA YIELDS BOTH POINTS
It ts DrAftiaG Reply ConeedinM All
Demands which Were Made
by Russia.

PBKING. March Is--Ths Chinese govern
ment declares It's intention OF agreeing to
both points a. issue with Russia and Is
nov. drafting reply 10 the. recently re-
ceived ultimatum
The Foreign board states that II s pre-
pared 20 accept the establishment of Rus
sian c0usulatea in the places specified b.
Russia and also promises 70 take measures
regarding Chinese m0nOpolies in Mong0-
ia which Will permit Russian subjects
freedom IN trade In Chinese goods as well
{ as in the goods Of other countries
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Mrs Fitzgerald
Wins AlimOny Suit
Former Wife of Irish General to Get
$4,000 a Year from His Prop
erty in Pennsylvania.

UNIONToWH, Pa. March Is.--AcrordinE
to the opinion announced to-day by Nudge
Robert E Umbel. MrsL Lifa Eleanor Kits
gerald ls Ktyen al she asked an her suft
against her forUaer hushHud General
Hurcen Fitzgersid. a wealthy resident OF
rrelaHd, with extensive interests IN Penn.
sylvanis. -,.
Mrs- Fifzgsrald Is 10 be paid aIimonv
At the rate Of s1looo a year untii fund
shah have been Accumulated from FItz-
gerald's coal and coke properties IN Penn
sylvania amounting 20 tSooGo the income
from han Of which she Is to have and the
remainder is 20 be placed In tire hands
OF trustees for FitzgsrsId's children. -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
AGED MINISTER FOUND DEAD
REV CornsIIson. who Wss
Pastor OF One Chureh sixty Years,
Dtes suddenIy.

PEORIA. III. March iG-The Rev. Isaac
Amsda COFneiisun. for stxtg years pastor
q the Presbyterian church at WashinEtou.
IA and with one exception the Oldest
living graduate Of Princeton college vas
found dead in bed this morning He re-
tlred last night in apparently his usual
health Dr Cornelison VAS g years old
ana was born IN Danviile. Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Insane Murderer is
Moved to Avoid Mob
Harvey Wadleigh Acquitted Of Kill
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs Bales at For
mosa, Kan. Taken 10 Topeka.

TOPEKA Kan- March is.-Hsryey wad-
leigh who was charged with the murder
OF William Baies. an aEed farmer. end
his wife al forTnosa. Kan. and vas ae-
Quilted yesterday on q plea OF insaufty.
vas brought here todAy from F3runosa 70
Avoad - mob. said 20 be gathering al
! ForinOsa With the purpose of lynching him
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
American
theater tickets
free today

See if your name appears in the
Bees want ads of today offering
American Theater tickets free.
You don't have TO advertise to
get these seats Find your name
and the gift is yours.
The Bee IS also giving awaytoday
O'Briens delicious candy.
Farrell's fine syrup.
UPdike' fine flour
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
CROWS NEST MEN TO STRIKE
Three ThOasand Men WIN Quit work
when Agreement Expires
April 4.

VANCOUVER, b. C., March IA shut
down OF AL the coal mines-ln the Crows 6
Nesi district q British Columbia. employ
ing a09 men. Il expected 70 take place
sooR< The strike Of two years ago was
settled BY a board 81 cenoilation and the
Aglssmsut reached thea Wlu expire b. i'm
itstion April /: negotiations for renewal
Of -0egoCiations have been fruitlsss The
union usn insist upon tbs slOsed shop and
concessions IN wages ~ .--.--.--.. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17

The Ts1- 1-lof- Dolezal STOCK ards OIL Nas
passed by the senate this morning by q
ote Of . to L.
When asked this morning what he
will do. Governor Aldrich sstd: II IL
is a. easy az the newspapers say 1t is
TO choose between the good bill and the
bad one. win have no difficulty in decid-
Ing which one to sign. shall search for
a kernel OF wheat IN the bushels Of chaff
and II there Is one there / win try to make
- fuvr ff ff
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Oils MEASURE SPECIAL o.
House VIII Take it Up on Passage
This Morning.
POssBnTY BOTH 10 eovERNoE
Sharp Fight When Bill is Up in the
tr House. rs
HOUGH BILL PASSES SENATE
Aet 60 Prohibit Tr.diaE StamPs ans
Gift EaterBrises-siftinE Com-
mittee OF senate Makes
First. Report.

Prom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. March IS, - Cspeciall - The
fight over stock yards legislation seems to
hsree5ust two more rounds TO 20 The
house will take Up shs-oiHs bin from the
senate -tofnoffow morning as q special or
der. The friends OF strict regulation viii
DO their best 70 pass it. II theY. succeed
the house and senate viii each have passsd
both bills, the senate having passed the
Taylor -DOlezal bill today t
The governor will thea be practically
forced 10 make the choice between the
bills he expressed himself as IN favor o.
the best bill. and his remark has been
Interpreted as meaning the Onfs, biil
The Tsylor-Dolezal. bill by Taylor OF
Hitchcock and Doiezal Of Saunders. is said
10 have been amended substantially as de-
sired b. Frank Hanson attorney for the
south Omaha Yards Taylor. the father of
Il, is said 10 be willing to allow the al
tered measure 20 go through instead OF the
bin as he originally drew 1t because
through that agreement he VIII receive
support from certain members for the
maintenance of The experimental station AZ
C-r11barfzor,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
aExFcO-TO -ssAssE-eOScEssfOSs
Rumor that MInister LImantour Has
MADE Deal win fnsurreetos.

Rumor that Minister Limahtour Has
MADE Deal win fnsurreetos.
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE sudden de-
parture from New YORK Of ssnor Linan-
tour the Mexican minister of finance, after
q week q conferences ard negotiations,
shc precise nature Of which has not hith-
erto beer clear. is nov explained BY the
undsrnAndinE that ne he's succeeded In
sffsotinE tentative plan b. Fhlch SUE
sturtiai reforms are expected 70 Be imme-
6iAtsly pat IN force hy the Mexican gov
srnmsnf and ths leading tnsuFFeeuohlEBE
being satisfied are 70 aid in restoring
peace .---- -----
The presence here a. The Hotsi Astor OF
Eenor Madsro. the father Of the provisional
president the fact that Limantour has
been through three generations the conn.,
dsutial adviser of the Madsro famils. and
the fact that Lmantour and the senior
Madero have been IN conference uhile in
portant messages have been going back
ana forth from the finance minister 10
Mexico cts added significance 20 the sit
usucn
While ih Paris before he ieft for New
York Lmantour declared through an As
Eociatsd Press iuteryieW his belief Ia ne
need OF number q reforms 10 meet the
Just wishes OF the insurrsctos. When leay-
ilE here YESTERDAY he sald
Mistakes have been made. psrhaps some
o. them serious; bst this fact i not peeu.
har % MeKioo- Many reforms nave beer
brought about In recent years Others Of
even greAtsr Importance are under "A,
and may Be made public in the neal
future.
SiHssaltansousiy -disparrh from aiexies
arnounetd thai Prssident Biaz IN a confer
tlncs uith number q citizens of Msiz
ttian assured them that he was adoptinl
certain of LlulanIalr.s SUGGESTIONS Of ~
form
~tnQr LlnantouT beaTs 18th hlm q f-i
ezpressiun ~ the demands of the iusur
recnohists. uhirh- BE- IS hoped Wnl b. &C
ospIaaif tl- lie MrK.lan soacrnnlent an,
made ths basis % peace
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17

The motion to put the Oils bili Up ss
specisl. order Vas made BY Norton Of Polk.
MoCkett OF Lancaster and Others supported
him and John Sink fought the motion Two
calls Of the house Were necessary before if
could be carried by a vote Of 95 % "a. The
following roll call on making the biil
special order shows 10 q great extent who
viii yote for the oils bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
GuHrAnty Lawyers Paid.


The general claims BIZ was ordered e.
crossed for third reading IN the house 90
day IS Il has been amended the last fSqr
dayH The claims cut out this morning Ia
eluded the claim for u.Oo By the Plate
Shirt company.
J. l. Albert and c. o. Whsson uFars
given their fees as the attorneys Eho d.
Tended the bank guaranty law ~ the su-
prene court Albert received q 90 having
already been allowed $50 and Whsdou re-
ceived t,loo The claim OF Seward county
for u,oos for board Of q prisoner said 20 =
have been state charge was cut 70 ~
as a Joke upon scheele Of Seward, Who h
been very active recently In obtecting
miscellaneous expenditures The claim was
first cut out altogether and then after
scheele had been made 10 plead almost
with tears In his eyes the legislature aereed
with great sh0E o. c0ndescension 10 put
back the claim Eith 80 cut. The bill
viii nov total more than C000o.
The deficiencies bill was raised 1zsas b.
one item alone for wolf b0untiss. and Il
VIII aggregate more than So go The DAYS
WORK for the house IN sppropriating vgas
more than Sll00N
Cat for BerIinEhOff
A further evidence Of dlspleaslTe WIln
George BeFiingh0ff, the state arch.tsct
nos % for work done on the Norfolk ass
lum.
Henry c. Richmond. clerk Of the house
vas aIlosed Sl--o for setting up the jour
nal u proceedings after adjournment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17

One ease which bears dfrectdiy on the
Mexican situation has been found. that OF
the United States vs. TbaneE. charged With
forming an expedition in the United
States 10 invade Mexico. Judge Nay held
that before conviction Il must be proved
that the design and purpose OF the ex-
pedition was some attack OF. invasion Of
another people or country as a military
force. Judge Nay also held that the mere
fact that men armed with rifles had
crossed the Rio Grande into Mexico would
be not sufficient IN itself 20 constitute a
military enterprises or hostile intent but
the proof must be fsnnished Ot~Ehst they
we're doing and whsre their destination
Was. The court made plain. however. thar
of any number Of men PLANNED in the
United States an attck on Mexico they
would Be guilty Of q violation Of the neu-
trality laws.
Yhiie no official opinion has been given,
Il Is understood the department 81 jusiice
drawing its view from decisions OF The
court and apparently unaniInous opinions
OF the departnnent In the past TAX 1hs
position that there Is no general law &c
prohibit the shipment OF arms 10 nsur-
rectos and that this Is prarctieaily under
stood BY the administration. -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
Cat Tor BeTlInEhoff.
FOR BILL TO RAISE sALARrEs

AffeettHE DOuEias County.
iFr5m staff Correspondent
LINCOI-N. March I6.--iSpeciaI Iii. r.
40 II. a bnl inlreasing the salaries % the
deputy county attorneys fn B0uglas c0un.y
from sl-zo 20 Sl.s00 vas psssed in che SEN
ate today
s r. No. S56 ar irrigaIiou ulI ls Sena-
Tor Hoagland determining the rights % par-
tss Who have acquired water rights and
20 cancel connicting water appropriations.
also passed
ID r. Ne. = psrmitllHg religious uensys-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
AYES

seHate Passes HoHsh BiII.
The senate this morning passed house roll
iG. the Housh hih prohioitRg trading
stamps and gift enterprises u Wa sub
sJituted b. the senate for Barthng's bill
0Continued on second PaEel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
SONS rHrqNN NrY naaaAcNs

suaatl Farty 81 InsurEents Mskes
Nag late JuurcE.
81 PAso Tex. March lG--cionel u A
TLrubcrsl- mintarg' commander q Juarsz
Slaisd today that the bomb throgu into
tooutiaasa On ssc5na P.rs5
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
CARTER HEADS NATIONS
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS
MestinG In WashinGtoh-
Basbev Secretary.

WA6HlNGTONs Aarcn lh--Ane members
OF the United States section Of the joint
boundary commission between the United
states and Canads held their first meet
ing today. electing former Senator Thomas
II Garter Of Montana chairman and l. ".
Busbey secretary. Mr. Carter retired from
the senate on March last and Mr. Busbey
is about 70 relinquish his dudes a. secrs-
tary 70 former Speaker Cannon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17

Continued on Second Page
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
IL sHIPMEET EOT vIOLATIoE
Transporting Munitions as Merchsn-
disc Asserted Rot an 0ffense.
FnTE DESTRUCTION IS DRAWN
Both Recruits and Munitions Must
Not Be Joined.
ONE DIRECT PRECEDENT POUND
JsdEe Nay Holds Before -Convictioa
it Must BE Proved Purpose OF
E1peditiou Sc InvRsIoa
military Force.

WARRINGTON, Marra 1eg--1erefnj study
81 the neutrality laws has len the admin
iEtration's advisers Doubtful a. 70 whether
the United States can prevent the shipment
% arms and Ammunition 70 the Mexican
insurrectos. The Department Of Justices
view Of the Law and its study Of the prece-
dents bear out the coutenfion b. admins
trauon officials that the government can
controi IN a measure the shipments Of
arms dealins with each pazucuIar case ae-
eording to the circumstances surrounding
H. but that there is no general statute
which explicitly forbids the shipment Of
arms.
Attorney General Harmon IN 1875 gave
an opinion to the State department regard
ing the shipment Of arms to the Cuban in
surrectos. IN which he held that the mere
sale or shipment Of arms and munitions
Of war b. persons in the United States 20
persons IN CubA II not a violation OF in
ternatonal law. however strong a sus-
picion there may be that they are to be
used IN an insurTection against the Spanish
government
Decision ~ Justice Brown.
About the same time Justice Brown in
the United States district court held that
Il was no 0ffense against the neutrality
laws of the United States 20 transport
munitions Of war from this country TO
another. as merohandise only. Il not des-
tined IN aid Of q military expedition from
this country, whether they were 70 be
used In war or not
In the vvlborE case In connection with
one fths filibusteTinE expeditions TO
Cuba, the supreme court OF the United
ststes affirmed the opinion of the court
below that Il was no crime 10 transport
munitions OF war 10 another- country
whether they were 10 be used for war or
not and It was not an offense to transport
persons intending 10 enlist in a foreign
army and munitions Of war on the same
trsp. e r.rr
The court. howeyer upheld the fine dis
tiRcti0n that IL would have been a INsach
OF law n both ms persons Inteudlng Il
enlist and the munitions Of war being trans
ported were parts Of tae- ssTne miiitary ex-
pediton planned and set on foot in this
country.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-17
WEATHER FORECAST

For Nebrasks-Cloudy
For love- Unsettled
FOR weather report see page
The Washington herald., 1911-10-31

Hobo O'Neil' kicked himself free Of
coal atcp the tenCer of the Royal Limit
ed. dropped off the train by the Ecking-
ton yards lodged a "buIl" and started
to walk downtown last night.
The first objective point was the place
where James Eads How and his hobo
convention met last month to discuss the
wants and needs of the unemployed" ,"
and O'Nen was both surprised and pained
to hear that the headquarters had been
closed long ago and the Royal Duke
Hegarty had gone back to .jagerstOwn
with his bundle of dailies ar8 newspaper
copy written on "sidearms" between
bites in lunchrooms.
Likewise. O'Neil is here TO finish some
sightseeing overlooked in the excitement
attendant upon the convention. He told
n long story of choosing the wrong route
to Frisco, Of very cold box cars and coal
tenders. and OF a generally inhospitable
people.
At North Platte, Wyo.. O'Neil must
perforce retrace his steps, or, rather.
his mileage, and go around by way of
New Orleans. Before testing the gen
erosity Of Southern housekeepers.
Hobo" ONeiI delivered himself of
the following remarks anent his ad-
ventures and his general opinion of
hoboes ct al:
Some O. de 'boes' on de road asst me