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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
A Long Season.

The first ice and heavy frost,
of the season made its appearance
last night. There are quite a
number of good gardens in town,
in which we noticed yesterday,
great beds of what are supposed
to be early spring vegetables,
such as radishes, lettuce, onions,
string beans, etc. This makes
an unusually long season, as the
first home grown vegetables are
in the market very early in the
Spring.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
INQUIRIES PLANS.
Republican Candidate for Congress
Will Make his Home in Okla
homa City.

Bird S. Mcclure, who claims
that he has been elected as dele
gate to congress from Oklahoma,
was in Oklahoma City a few
hours Wednesday, and was
chaperoned in his walks about
the city by Seymour S. Price, to
whom he gives the principal cred
it for his making a close race
against Mr.. Cross, and to whom
he will grant the first grab at the
pie counter.
Prior to the election Mr.. Nc
CURE promised many voters in
this city that he would remove
from Pawnee TO Oklahoma City
shortly after the election.
While in the city Wednesday
Mr.. Mcclure assured his friends
here that he had not changed his
mind and would be a citizen of
this place within few days.
Mr.. Mcclure succeeded in
holding many republican votes in
this city in line by his promise to
make this city his home, and as
suring Mr.. Seymour Price of the
fattest plum in the dish if elected
-Oklahoman.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
THE WIRES ARE LAID
If Statehood Comes Flynn and Fer
guson to be the Senators. Deal
is All Fixed Up.

El Reno, Okla. Nov. 13.-Sheriff
Kelly, of Kingfisher county, was
in the city yesterday. Talking
about the political situation he
said: "We are sure of statehood
this winter and next fall the first
Legislature will meet. My opinion
is that Dennis T. Flynn and Gov
ernor Tom Ferguson will be the
two first senators from the state
of Oklahoma"
1t was so easy for the republi-
cans to count out Bill Cross that
they think it a more simple mat
ter to pick out a legislature that
will do their bidding. Not a week
ago, Dennis Flynn said: "You
will not get statehood, the election
was too close. "
President Roosevelt says: 81
will do all l can to get statehood
for Oklahoma this winter"
Dennis Flynn said some time
ago, 81 do not care who is elect
ed neither can take their seat.
promised you statehood and
will gel it for YOU" The Repub-
lican papers said Dennis never
made use of such words. Last
Monday Dennis said: "You may
be sure of statehood this winter,
L will get it for YOU" In justice
to Dennis, it might be said, he
did not make this last statement
until President Roosevelt was
quoted as saying that statehood
was sure for Oklahoma, and now
to clinch the whole business the
Shawnee Herald says Cash Cadt
in an interview stated that i
made no difference whether Cross
or Mcclure was elected to Con
gress, the delegate would not be
permitted to take his seat. He
also said statehood was sure this
winter.
Everything may be cut anC
dried to elect a republican legis'
lature whose chief duty will be t.
elect two senator's; but there are
some few republicans and thous'
ands of democrats who will no
elect a Legislature just to accom-
odate Dennis Flynn or Tom Fer
guson. Among the republican,
there is a strong sentiment fo.
ex- Governor Csasius M. Barnes
and Dick T. Morgan.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21

j. G.. Groomer and S. j. Harris,
two of Laverty's prominent citi-
zens and Democrats were in the
city on business today. They
left two silver dollars on our desk
for the Democrat. We are glad
the people appreciate our efforts
in putting out good paper in
Caddo County.
Mr.. Herndon, of the firm of
Britton G. Herndon received word
yesterday of the death of his
mother, in Barbersville Ky. The
deceased had lived to ripe old
age, being eighty years old at
the time of her death. Mr.. Hern-
don has the sincere sympathy of
the Democrat in his bereavement.
The loss of "Mother" is hard to
bear be we young or old, and the
news of such a loss calls forth the
heartfelt sympathy of all.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
A New Railroad.

A corporation has been formed
to build new railroad from Ell
Reno to Jefferson City, Missouri.
The road will be run through
Oklahoma City and Guthrie,
also Joplin, Mo. If Anadarko
had good commercial club to
go after the road we might pos
sibly get it extended to Anadarko.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21

Lawton, o. t., Nov. 17-Louis
j. A. Nollers, the defaulting city
treasurer of Lawton who was ar
rested in Arizona some two
months ago and brought back
here, will no doubt soon find
himself rather closely pinched
by the grand jury. Upon his
return he secured bond and was
released. A few days ago it was
publicly announced that he had
proposed to return to the city the
amount defaulted if he would not
be prosecuted for his crime. The
council considered the matter, it
is understood, and there have
been reports that they would
likely accept his proposition.
Judge Gillette, in his charge
to the grand jnry, made mention
of this reported attempt to COM
promise. He said that crime
could not be tampered with; that
dereliction in public office can not
be tolerated. The grand jury
will look into the affair.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
Missing Man Found.

j. R. Drake, the Chickasha
man who disappeared short
time ago, and who it was sup
posed had met with foul play, as
all indications pointed to robbery
and perhaps murder, has been
found at Muskogee. He is said
to be demented.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21

Cyrenus B. Simmons, gentle
man from Missouri, who has been
Fon the lookout for good invest
ment in our city, has purchased
lots 1915, Block II. Have you
noticed that great number of
the recent sales of Anadarko
property have been made to
Missouri and Iowa people?
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
Water Works.

We are informed that the plans
for the waterworks are now in
the possession of the Secretary
of the Interior, and we are also
informed that they are to cost
this city nearly $4,000 and poss-
IDLY more. We have repeatedly
said that this is too much for
water works, the kind we are to
have. We believe the city is be-
ing robbed of something like 500
600 on this one deal. If we have
been correctly informed, and we
think we have, we would urge
our readers to investigate this
matter, and as bad as we need
waterworks we think we would
write the Secretary of the Interior
to turn down this proposition
We are not in favor of spending
all the money we have for water
works. We need electric lights,
school houses, a court house and
great many other improve
ments. We have gone over this
proposition with several parties,
that are posted on water work
plants, and all of them say it is
absolutely impossible to invest
$4,000 for water works on the
plans as submitted and that $50,
900 is big price to pay for him
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21
Avertise In the Democrat.

For some weeks the Democrat
has published the following ad.
Boy Wanted-Anadarko Furni-
ture Co., Thos. Watkins, propie-
tor. Ask Mr.. Watkins today, if
it pays to advertise.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21

has been visiting the FAMILY OF
Mr.. G.. d. Driskell.
Mrs. C. F. Linder who has
been visiting her sisterinlaw at
Oklahoma City, is home again.
Mr.. Wright is much better to-
day and expects to leave for San
Antonio Texas, tomorrow.
Earl and Nellie Shields, of Yu-
kon, have been visiting their little
friend, Fern Brooke, the past
week.
Mrs. Kunsemuller and son,
Henry Kunsemuller, of Cement,
were transacting business in Ana
darko Saturday.
Thomas Crosser of Carthage,
Mo. is in the city visiting his old
friend, Joe Conley the Brick
Manufacturer.
Mr.. Foster of Shell, called on
the Democrat today and ordered
his paper sent to that place in
stead of Fort Cobb where he
formerly resided.
Prof. Looney of Apache, was
in the city Saturday on business.
He was elected School Superin-
tendent at the recent election on
the Democratic ticket.
J. H. Buffman of Granville, la.
is visiting in the city. He is an
old friend of Mr.. Bitsche proprie-
tor of the Germania Hotel. He is
well pleased with our city and
country.
While out hunting with some
other little boys yesterday, Roy
Mulligan was shot through the
hand, making a painful, though
not serious wound.
Mr.. Chas. Doud of Sterling,
Okla, has been visiting Mr.. w.
Hoover, of the west end meat
market. Mr.. Doud's father, w.
E. Doud has a claim near Ster-
ling.
The new pews of the M. E..
church are in readiness to place
in the auditorium, as soon as
other rooms can be prepared for
the High School.
The rooms formerly occupied
by the Democrat, on c street,
have been fitted up for a barber
shop, of which "Uncle Tom"
Tuggle is the proprietor.
DR.. Kimberlin, the well known
occulist of Kansas City, was shot
and instantly killed last Tuesday,
by John Scanlon, who then COM
mitted suicide. Scanlon claimed
that the doctor had destroyed his
eyesight.
Stuart Hazlett, a brother of
Will Hazlett, of Ft. Cobb, has
lately arrived from Montana, and
has decided to locate in Ft. Cobb.
We welcome Mr.. Hazlett to ouI
county, and congratulate Ft
Cobb on her good fortune in Sc
curing such an addition to the
ranks of the business men of the
town. Mr.. Hazlett is a news
paper man, and will always re-
ceive a cordial welcome at the
Democrat office.
Considerable comment is hearc
on the street in regard to the
action of n. B. Freeland in bring.
ing suit for the office and title Of
Probate Judge. Republicans as
we'll as democrats, heartily disap.
prove of this step, and it is great
ly to be deplored that he canno
be prevailed upon to give up the
unequal struggle, as two years
of Freeland rule would mean {
lasting discredit to the Republic
can party of Caddo County.
The Democrat desires to ac'
knowledge the courtesy of Mr.
o. M. Topley, in furnishing vi
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-21

at Columbia, Mo. Thursday and
sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary.
Mr.. Jones of the Lawton steam
laundry, reports the prospects
bright for good business in
their line, at this place. Watch
for the new wagon.
NJ. McKenna publisher of the
Rocks Co. (Kan.) Journal is in
the city visiting his old friends
Attorneys Kerr and Miller. The
Democrat acknowledges a very
pleasant call.
w. c. Wright, who owns the
building on the corner of 9th and
Main, is very sick with consump-
ton. If he is able to travel, he
will be taken to San Antonio,
Tex. the first of the week
We are informed that DR.. Geo.
Campbell has been appointed
county physician, to take the
place of DR.. Kerley, who was re-
Gently elected County Coroner.
Read the change in the ad. of
The Fair Store today. This store
carries an unusually fine line of
goods, and has built up a splen-
did trade in our city. See their
display of new fall and winter
goods.
The Peoples Store, as usual,
have something interesting to
say to our readers. This store
has in stock everything usually
found in a first-class dry goods
and clothing store. Call and
price their goods. Courteous
and obliging clerks in attendance.
Atty. A. j. Morris succeeded
in locating c. B. Simmons, of
Mexico Mo, in our city yester-
day. We welcome Mr.. Simmons
to our city, as he comes highly
recommended as gentleman
and business man. He purchas-
ed through Mr.. Morris the
Klingman property in Block II
which is splendid property.
Mr.. Frank Conley, brother of
our fellow townsman, Joe Conley
the contractor, arrived yesterday
from Colorado, and will spend the
winter in Anadarko. The Dem
ocrat acknowledges a pleasant
call, and hopes Mr.. Conley will
decide to locate permanently with
us.
Mr.. j. M. Whitley presented
the Democrat with six quail this
morning. He knows that if there
is anything we like better than
something to drink, it is some
thing to eat, and quail stands al
the top of the list in our estima-
ton of good things to eat. We
certainly enjoyed devouring those
birds, and if Mr.. Whitley dom
wear a crown in the next world
} it won't be our fault.
Conrad Streckardt and family
of Pond Creek, Oklahoma
are in the city visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Streckardt il
sister of Chas. and Frank Gala
han the hardware dealers on Mair
street. They are also acquain
tance of A. Fielder. Mr.. Streck.
ardt is ex-mayor of his city anC
has the name of being one of the
best officials that city ever had
| The late election has taugh
the democracy of Oklohoma {
, good many lessons. The mos
important one perhaps, is tina
: the safest way to train with {
? traitor is to kick him out at every
t opportunity. The party in thu
territory has suffered from thi'
7 sort of treachery at every election
Heroic measures are demanded
to make the practic less profitable
and the SoODap thew are adOnta(
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|
John Turner, of Bridgeport, is
transacting business in Anadarko
this week
The firemen met Sunday p. m.
for the purpose of having their
pictures taken.
The colored man who was shot
Sunday night, is reported better
today.
The singing at the revival
meeting is splendid. If you are
singer join the choir.
James Brown, who has been
quite sick, is reported much bet
ter today.
DR.. Mitchell reports the birth
of fine son, to Thos. Watkins
and wife.
Rev. Baird, the new pastor of
the South NJ. +. Church, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. b. Collins,
accompanied by Mrs. Rogers, are
spending the day at their ranch,
8 miles southeast of town.
DR.. Whisnel, of Louisville
Kentucky, Secretary of the
Church Extension fund, visited
over Sunday at Methvin Mission.
Rev. NJ. C. Hayes is in the city
and will assist with the Union
services which are being held at
McAninch Hall
O. M. Topley left today for
Enid on a business trip. He will
be absent from the city three or
four days.
Anna Evans, and Maggie Muir
ohy were arrested on Nov. II,
chg ged with Icing i1mates of
houses of il. fame.
What has become of the water
works proposition? We urge the
citizens of Anadarko to look up
this contract and see what a fraud
is trying to be perpetrated on
them.
Every homeseeker who has
visited Anadarko lately is de-
lighted with our climate. 1t is
warm and pleasant, just cool
enough to make one feel good.
Thomas A. Hovenden, and
Ogla L. Fredrickson, both of
Caddo County were married Nov
II, 1902, at the Congregational
manse, by Rev. j. w. Meats.
Mr.. Seward, the owner of the
fine brick building occupied by
: Seibert G. Kaiser, is putting down
a fine brick sidewalk today-one
of the incest i'm the city.
Did you ever hear anything
about boodlers and grafters last
spring? Yes you did. But they
p say don't mention it now. 1t
makes a great deal of difference
; with some people, whose COX" is
! being gored.
Lot 13-block 35, was sold re-
Gently to John S. Page, by j. j.
Kelly. Consideration $500. AS
a general thing, we all object to
dirt, but Anadarko dirt seems to
be valuable.
Chas E. Smith sold his prop
erty north of IT,. railroad track,
Lot 6 in block 16, to Mr.. F. F.
I Davis, of the west Main street
restaurant, yesterday afternoon,
through the Reece Agency.
4 Rev. l.. b. Parker, of Chicka-
sha, formerly of this place, is in
Anadarko, to remain until to-
morrow when he will go to Bin
!, ger to do some missionary work.
o DR.. Winton informs us that A.
E. Baldwin and wife are rejoicing
|, over the arrival of little daugh-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-07-30
Co jest 0nava1

Unava jest nasledkem pfemoze.
nj sill telesnych nebo dusevnich.
Napneme-li tetivu luku pfllis,
ochabne a prave tax, podnikne-
nell neobyteine namahani, ochab-
nou svaly a nervy stavajf Sc ne
schopnymi k praci, nedostane.li Ii
Sc jim naleziteho odpoeinku nebo
noveho osvezeni. Nasledkem Pfc
pnutf sill jsou: Vysflenost, ochab-
lost svald a svazG, ztrata pameti,
2orusenost nervova, nezazivnost,
nespavost, nechut k praci, vse-
obecna ner1oznost. STAY tento
stale Sc horst, nesahne-li Sc zahy
k pravemu leku; tim jest jedine
Trinerovo lecive hofke vino. Ono
rychle vzbuzuie novou zivotni
silu, odstrahuje nepotfebne latky
z tela nahrazuje je nov}mi. zdra-
vymi, silnymi. Pan Louis Apple,
krajan 2 Owatonna, Mimi, pfse:
"Trpel jsem nasledky dusevniho
namahanf, zvlaste pax pronasle
dovzn jsem byl nespavovsti a ne =
chutf k jidlu. Zkusil jsem Trine-
rova hofkeho leeiveho vfna a sice
Sc znamenitym dspechem." Kdo
snadno Sc unavi nenaleza kid.
neho, obterstvujiciho spsnku, mel
by zkusiti tohoto tists pfirodniho
vfna. v lete nahradi Yam vsech-
ny leky. K dostanf v iekarnach
a vyrabitele Jos. Trinera, 700
So. Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ills.
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Ztraty naseho vOjska ma
Filipinach.

Valeena kampah proti svede.
nym Filipincim jest skoneena q
ke skoneenf jeifmu potfebovalc
americke vojsko 1plnych 1881
dnh. v teto dobe nasi vojaci
svedli 256I srazek, tedy PRIMER
ne dive denne.
V teto valetne sluzbe trvajfci
til roxy til mssice 60 ddstojnfku
a 936 prostych vojakd bylo zabi-
TO, aneb zemfeli ma rany, jez 81
utrzili We srazkach povstalci.
Dale ~ dhstojnfkn a 1855 pro-
stych vojakd zemfelo nemocemi,
E ddstojnfkd a57 muzh pfislo o
zivot v riznych nehodach, 10 do
stojnikI II muzn spachali Sc
bevrazdu a I d1stojnik oI muzh
bylo zavrazdeno.
V celku smrt vyzadala 81 teto
valce Ass obetf, tedy vzbledem
k pottu vojska, iez konalo sluzby
ma Filipinach, jest to ztrata ami
ne 1plnych ctyf procent. PHI
poeftame-li k tomu take ranene,
tu ztraty americkeho vojska nedo-
sahovaly ami 10 procent vseho
muzstva, jez teto vsleene kam-
pani filipinske bylo engazovano.
Ia obeanske valky bylo 44,23S
muzn zabito We srazkach, 4o,7o5
zemfelo iich ma rany, IS6,2I6
rnznymi nemocemi, 26, 168 zemfe-
10 jich We vezenf a samovrsSdami
dmrtfrai razn}oh jinyych pffiietiin, pffiietiin
obnasely ztraty celku 3I3,
muzd. eili IL procent vseho muz-
stva, jez slouzilo ' obtanske val
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-07-30

daval il vystrazne znameni a sna-
I'll Sc zaroveh vlak zsstavit, ale
bylo jiz pozde. Nestastna zena
byla parostrojem srazena k zemi,
hlava, prava ruka obe nohy byly
j koly uffznuty saty jeff zapletly
Sc do parostroje, jenz zohavsny
trup ylekl do znaene vzdalenosti.
u V Clevelandu usmrcen byl v
sobotu rano vlakem u iezera v ns-
drazf Pennsylvania drahy krajan
Frank Klouda, jenz zamsstnan byl
u drahy te, jako brzdaf. Smrt
]eho nasledovala okamzite. Ne
stastn9 krajan, jehoz rodice bydli
ma farme. byl Fl rokA star zenat.
] Ze St. Louisu oznamano, ze
pfi vyletu, pofadanem fAdem
Washington, {. II {. S. p. s.,
do Edwardsville, pfisel hroznym
spdsobem zivot krajan B. STAN
fer, glen fadu Sumavan, {. al
G. S. F. S. Tyz, zmeskav vgletnf
vlak, vracajfcf Sc do St. Louisu,
cekal ma trait Wabash drahy blfze
Edwardsville ma vlsk pfistf, byl
vsak vlakem pfejet okamzits
usmrcen. Nestastnemu krajanu
byla hlava ODE nohy cd tela
uffznuty.
V "Dennici Novoveku'' Sc
docftame, ze exportni chmelafsky
dunn Kratochvil a Spoil, Zatec =
Praha = Paffz, zffdil pro Ameri-
ku odboeku sveho zavodu chime.
lafskeho v zatci Prazs a svafil
jeff ffzenf p. Max. Svagrovskemu,
jemuz ulozeno zafiditi na neip.i-
hodnejsfm mfsts fadnou dfadovnu.
Ddm Kratochvil a Spoil. zaffdf We
Spojenych Statech sklad chmele
k vyfizovanf mensfch objednavek,
vetsf dodavky vyfizovati Sc budou
pffmo z Czech, dctovati Sc budou
oodboekou americkou a p. Max.
Svagrovskemu svefeno inkasso po-
hledavek domu upravenf spojenf
tehoz domu Sc zdejsfmi bankami.
Nejedna se tu tudfz o pouhi jed
natelstvf, nybrz o zalozenf sasao-
statne odbocky ceskeho domu OBJ
chodnlho S povefenym dfednikem.
Tato odbocka teska dodavati sem
bude chmel tvrde slisovany bed
nach cinkovych, opatfenych died
ii znaekou zateckou neb rakovni-
'kou, tax ze tim poskytnuta bude
'aruka dodavky prav6ho teskSho
;hmele.
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ce. DIE rekordc 2,85o, 900 muzG
s1castnilo Sc teto krvave obean-
ske valky. DIE utinenych pfi-
blizngch odhadl kazd9ch 6s
mu2d slouzfcich v obGanske valce
byl jeden muz zabit ma valeGnem
poll, z kazdych Sc jeden zemfel
ma rany utrzene boji kazdych
tfinacti jeden zemfel ma rdzne
nemoce.
Procento 1mrtf zpdsobene ne
mocemi We hlipinske Rampant jest
pomerne mnohem vyssf nezli v
obtanske valce a vzhledem k ne
zdravemu tamnfmu podnebf, k
dtrapam, ktere vojsko must zazfti
" destive saisone vzhledem k
cholefe, ktera tam panovala,
tento rekord jest nanejvYs dobry.
Jest sice pravda, ze cele valce
pfoti filipinskym rebelhm nebyla
bojovana zadna velka bitva, ale v
mnohych pffpadech ma nase vol
sko 1toteno bylo dskocnG re "a
loh a tim ztraty Sc staly v mno-
hych tech srazkach dosti citelnymi.
Jen nekolika malo pffpadech
americke vojsko ustoupilo pied
nepfftelem aneb Sc vzdalo, a take
jen nanejvys zffdka ponechAni
b5yli mrtvf a ranenf v rukou jeho.
Caste staly male oddly americke-
no vojska proti desateronzsobne
silnemu nepfiteli vzdor tomu
bojovaly S takovou odvahou, ze
pflnutily tyto pfesily k 1stupu.
General Wc1seley jest toho ma
hledu, ze americky vojin jest ten
nejlepsf na svete a celia flipinska
kampafi jest skvelym dosvedcenfm
vyroku byvaleho vrchnfho velitele
anglicke armsdy.
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CESI v AMERICE.

I V Clevelandu skoneil pied
minule dtery nasilne zivot svn
4elety krajan Karel Skreta (
1920 Broadway. Skreta byl sitter
vleklou nezhojitelnou nemoci
| kdyz choroba jeho stale Sc horsila
stal Sc malomyslnym. Pfedminu
le dtery dopoledne stfelil Sc zou
faly muz a okamzite Sc usmrtil
Skreta pfijel do Ameriky pied 81
roxy Kardasovy Reeice ce-
chach byl podruhe zenat. Ia.
nechal po sobe manzelku Marii .
nekolik zaopatfenych ditek.
Y Do New Yorku pfijelo pied.
minule dtery lodi "Kronprinz
Wilhelm "ceske pevecke kvarte-
to-, sestavaifcf pant Ant. Miko-
lase, Rud. cerneho, ], Novaka a
Ant. Svojsfka. We stfedu odieli
pevci do Chicago, kdez uspofadaii
fadu koncertd. V New Yorku
uspofadajf eesti umelci diva kon-
certy sice dne 20. srpna veter v
sale Narodni budovy a dne rs.
srpna ve6er v Sokolovne.
! Mesto Baltimore a okoIf po-
stizeno bylo pfedminulou nedeli
hroznou vetrnou smrstI, provaze-
nou prudkym lijakem, jez natro,
pila znaenych skods Bohuzel i ne
kolik zivotn lidskych vyzadaIa ST
v obet a mezi temi nalezz Sc tez
skoro celia rodina teska. Kraian-
ka pf. Sulinova vyjela 81 ku konci
pfedminuleho tydne ma vylet Sc
tfemi svymi ditkami We staff 10
mesfcn. 4 7 rokn. Lod, ma niz
Sc pf. SulinovS ditkami nalezala,
kotvila prave Fort McHenry,
kdys pfikvatil hrozny omen vichr,
kteryz lod pfsvrhl. Panf Sulinova
dlela Y dobe nestestf kajute a
zahynula spoleene i Sc svymi
dftkami.
V Clevelandu pfisla We stfedu
min. tydne hroznym spnsobem o
zivot 3oleta krajanka Terezie cech-
tfkova, bydlfcf S manzelem a dve-
ma dftkami v {. I94 vych. Msdi-
son ave. Sbfrala podel trait Lake
Shore drahy roztrousene uhlf a V
praci tu byia zsbrana tax, ze
vstoupila ma trat, po nfz rychle Sc
blfzil nakladnf rychlik. Stroive-
douci, spozorovav techtikovou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-07-30
Zpravy spolkove.

Myrta Camp, els. 922 4. N. of A.
odbyvati bude pravidelnou schulz
pfistf nedeli (3. srpna) 2. hod.
odpolednf Sokolovne. Jelikoz
pfedleha velmi ddlezite jednani,
jest zsdoucno, by tlenkyn9 urcite
v p'nem poctuse dostavily.
Katefina Velechovska, tai.
Podp. Sokol Tyrs els. /.
odbyva pffstf pravidelnou schnzi v
v pondelf, dne 4. srpna ma mfsto v
nedeli, kteryzto den pofadan
bude vylet do Arlington. Vsichni
tlenove jsou zadani, by Sc dosta-
viii do pofadoveho cvieenf We
etvrtek, dne 81. tervence, asi v
8 hodin vecer.
A. F. NovSk, tai.
Tabor Nebraska, &. 4771M.W.A.
odbyva We stfedu, dne s. srpna,
pravidelnou schdzi svou v sfni D.
Hrocha; jest zAdoucno, by kazdy
soused do schuze te Sc dostavil
John Brazda, klerk.
Loze Jan Hus, Z. 8. K.ofP.
odbyva schulz svou We stfedu, dne
3. srpna, v8. hod. veter SokoIov-
ne. Pfftomnost vsech elen1 nutna.
ielikoz ddlezite jednznf a placenf
pffspevkd pfedleha. z rozkazu
Vel. Kanclefe Bed. Slama.