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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

good that there is in exercising, be
happily interested while INDUCING in
it.
And now to the exercises, constant
ly bearing in mind that you must stop
the second you feel tired, even though
you have scarcely begun one exercise.
Exercise 1. 1t Is a well-known
physiological fact that when a healthy
man lies down his lungs do not take
in as much air as when he stands.
Another axiom in physiology is that
a sick person uses only about one
half of his lungs. often only one-third.
Therefore, when you find yourself
convalescing, the first thing you
should do is to develop your power
of lung expansion, which illness has
lessened. You should send fresh air
to all the different parts of the lungs,
and you can do 1t in this way:
Lie fiat on your back in bed, with
your body relaxed and at entire ease.
Inhale all that you can, hold your
breath as long as you can without
becoming dizzy, and all the while tap
gently over your chest with lightly
cenched hands. The tapping will
loosen and make more pliable the
lung tissue and thereby caues air to
creep more easily throughout the
lungs.
Exercise III. This exercise is splen-
did for stomach and abdomen. If your
sickness has left you without relish
for food 1t will give you a good appe-
tite. If your appetite is we'll nigh
voracious, as is frequently the case
with convalescents, 1t will aid your
sorrowfully overloaded stomach to
digest its burden and will prevent all
the Inconvenience that Indigestion
invariably brings In its train.
Get your wife. nurse, sweetheart,
mother or daughter to place two pill
lows back Of your head and shoulders.
With legs Strengthened out, lie per-
fectly comforta BILE. With thumbs in
terlocked and the fingers of the right
hand resting on those OF the left,
stretch your arms behind your head.
Then draw the arms forward, and. as
you do so. sit up straight. At FIRST
bring the hands only to the knees. but
as you gain strength try to reach the
toes with the finger tips. At first,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

also, hold on to the knee caps as you
gradually lie down. When stronger
you can try sitting up with the arms
folded on your chest, and descend
while in the same position, and you
can also discard the pillows. If you
are very weak, you can do this exer-
else by drawing up the knees and
clasping the hands under them, pull
yourself up to a sitting posture.
For a variation of this exercise, and
for strengthening the side muscles of
the abdomen, instead of the front and
back muscles, as in the original ex-
ercise hold your outstretched arms
straight in front of your body on a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

Place the fiat of the hands on the out
side of the knees, and, with the legs
entirely relaxed and offering no re-
sistance, except their own weight,
push them together. AS your accus-
toned vigor returns, resist with the
knees while the hands are pushing
them together. Exhale as the knees
are brought together and inhale as the
legs fall apart. This exercise Is good
for all the muscles along the inside of
the arm, for many of the chest mus
cles, and for the outside of the legs
between the knees and hips.
In order to bring into play the mus
Giles of the inside of the leg, the out
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

side OF the arm, and the shoulders,
place the palms OF the hands ON the
inside OF each drawn up knee. Press
ing only with the palms and resisting
with the legs. press the legs apart. In
hale as the legs fall apart and exhale
as they are coming together in spite
Of resistance BY the hands.
Exercise w. Lie nat in bed on
your back, with the body az perfect
ease. Raise the arms straight 10 from
the shoulders. a. the same time rails
ms the shoulders as much a. you can.
Imagine that you are sfrefchln9 arms
and shoulders tn order 10 grasp
thousand dollar Roid ceFfineafa 3uat
suspended above your normal reach
This fxerflRe e sglenaie for me
shou 'esfs ana he eide walls II fhe
chest.
Ekefeise y. iAe faf ca rouf haek
coptlnnea ~ Fass Ien
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

many medicine bottles is worse than
no exercise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

OF course, you must remember that
you have been sick, in a sense are
still sick, and you must be careful of
what strength you have left. In
other words, you must be extremely
cautious not to overdo any of the ex-
ercises, If, when you begin, you find
that you are tired after exercising just
one of the gentler exercises once, stop
short right there. Do not think of
exercising again until the next pre-
scribed time for exercise comes
around. Then, If you are tagged after
the second performance of an exer-
else, stop and lie down again. Like
wise, when first starting, do the exer-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

cry. Recall your former healthy state.
Say to yourself. II wonder IL 1 can do
this or that as 1 used to-" and then
take a curious delight In trying to do
it. II you can't execute the thing off
hand, don't let that give you the
blues" Be cheerful in the thought
that. maybe. you can do 1t an right
next time. Perhaps you can't. but IL
you'll keep on cheerfully striving
you'll be able to do II pretty BOON.
In short, If you want to derive all the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

use. And you can do this expeditions
ly and without any danger of over
exertion if you'll take the physical
culture exercises herein described.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28

The proper time to exercise? Either
an hour before or and hour after each
meal. An hour before will give the
blood plenty of time to quiet down
and be ready to rush to the stomach
to take up the task of digestion. An
hour after will not interfere with the
process of digestion by distributing
the blood to the various parts of the
body being exercised. This rule
sb, uld be rigidly observed, for, above
all things, a convalscent needs to rs
simulate. food properly so that he will
get all possible strength therefrom.
Also, in order to reap the best pos
sible results, you should approach the
exercises in a spirit of pleasure, and
not with the idea that they are drudg-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-28
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

While the oleo bill is being tested
by the supreme court, the packers
are not idle. They will enter into
competition with their enemies, the
creamery men, In real earnest and
with real butter from real COW
cream. Those creameries which have
been doping the consumer with made
over stuff, a combination of old and
rancid butter, coloring matter and
a little cream, instead of having the
field to themselves find that they are
up against competition for which
they were not prepared. The packers
will make their old butter look less
than thirty cents a pound.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21
Select the frame for your premium
picture at the Bee Office.
Democratic Committee.

Chairman Griggs of the democratic
congressional committee, previous to
mis- leaving for Chicago to hoIu a con-
ference with Benjamin r. Gable, an
nounced members of the executive
and finance committees, which will
have charge of the conduct OF the
democratic congressional campaign.
Executive committee-Ben T. Ca
BILE, Rock island, ILL.,; F. M. Cockrell,
Missouri; Edward M. Shepard, New
York; J. d. Richardson, Tennessee;
Judson Harmon, Ohio; David Over
meyer, Kansas; Jacob Rupert, Jr.,
New York; Josiah quincy, Massachu-
sets; F. G. Newlands, Nevada; E. G.
Wall, Wisconsin; John S. Robinson,
Nebraska; G. B. Randall Texas; d.
S. Gooch, Kentucky; Jas. M. Griggs,
Georgia.
Finance committee-Lewls Nixon,
Network; w. A. Clark, Montana,
James M. Guffey, Pennsylvania; Isa-
dor Strauss, New York; Geo. Turner,
Washington; Henry S. Black, New
ork; Clark Howell, Georgia; Fred
erick Potter, New York. Carter H.
Harrison, Illinois; George P. Foster,
Illinois, p. V. Deuster, Wisconsin; J.
"A. Norton, Ohio; James P. Talliafer-
70, Florida; John A. Dougherty, Mis-
souri,.
The democratic headquarters will
be in Washington. The headquarters
of the executive committee will be
located in Chicago. 1t is possible
tat Chairman Cable will select a
subcommittee, which will have
charge of the campaign in the east
and south, with headquarters il
Washington. A meeting of the eXecu
tive committee will be held in Wash
ington on May 30.
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lowed jealousy to gnaw it's vitals and
has sent a special envoy to dispute
the territory with the Western Labor
union. Mr. Gompers has denounced
the w. L. U. for organizing and char
tering subordinate unions, the ma
tional OF international bodies of
which are affiliated with the Ameri-
can Federation. All of these organ
izations the A. F. of L. will endeavor
to persuade to surrender their w. L.
U. charters and re-organize under the
A. F. of l.. plan. The Western
Labor union is strong in Spokane
and the trades councils will help out
in any trouble that Mr.. Gompers'
agent may attempt to make for the
rival organization.
Surely the principles of organized
labor and fraternity are not being
aided nor advanced by these spiteful
attacks of the A. F. l.. upon the w.
L. u, and in the furtherance of the
mutual object of unionism, either the
grand organizations should merge OF
allot each to the other certain terri
tory and forever avoid these con
f1icts of authority, which are hurtful
in the extreme.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21
Attorney FoulIy Murdered.

Tucson, Ariz., May 19.-Attorney
J. A. Bradley, young attorney of
Newark, N. j., was foully murdered,
supposedly by Mexicans, at a smal.
stage station 80 miles from Tucson
yesterday. He had been visiting
friends at the mines and was await
ing at the station for a stage to Tue
son. The body bore a deep cut on
the head. All money and jewelry had
been taken from the body. Bradley
had been in Tucson month and had
Just been admitted to the bar. Off
GERS are in pursuit of the murderers.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21
TIME FOR ANOTHER MERGER.

The Western Labor union has been
doing missionary work in Spokane
and parts of Washington, and
through the efforts of Organizer
Hughes has been specially active dur
ing the past year and has organized
great many branches of union
labor The American Federation of
Labor, that greater organization pre-
sided over by Mr.. Gompers, has al
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

If Low Prices and Great Values
bring business. Wilson's Department
Store ought to be crowded with
shoppers from morning until night.
Their clearance sale of ladies' tailor
made suits, skirts, silk and satin
waists and millinery is attracting
widespread attention. There is only
few days left of this great sale, as
it closes Saturday, May oath
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

Carrie Nation has dropped out of
notoriety for some time, and she
must add a little to that, as she is
now serving thirty days and 500 fine
at Topeka for breaking into a barn
and smashing stored saloon fixtures.
Carrie has played her best and lost.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

Andrew Carnegie is at the bargain
counter with a bona fide offer of $780,
100000 to Uncle Sam for the Philip
pine islands. The canny Scot says
he means it and the United States
should take him up, provided he will
accept He'll Roaring jake and a few
others of that liz
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21
D. a. STOCKING.

My black Percheron stallion, begin
ming April %, will be at Montford,
on east SIDE the first three days of
each week, and the last three he will
be at Cunningham barn in Kalispell
E. A. Walker.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

Wagon and buggy work, horse
shoeing, wood working and general
blacksmithing, all f1rstclass, guaran-
teed New firm. First avenue east
opposite M. NJ company's. Shull &
Gilfllan Proprietors.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

Wanted-Every woman in Kalispell
vicinity to read Wilson's adver-
tisement elsewhere in this issue.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

For sale-A new American water
wnell, 43 horse power. Address L,
Bee Office.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-29

,uto hrozbou psinu;ii, s5y he
nssledovala. Divce Sc pozdeji
podafilo uprchnouti a uvedomiti
dtady vrazde Chodicfho Stftu a
ten krstce ma to byl zatten a nyni
svdj zloein odpykal ma sibenici.
zhafem nesrastne lasky.
X jakym koncIm ptivadi ne
sfastua laska nektere slabomyslne
lidi, toho dakazem jest Adolf Ko.
delbach, mlady zamozny rolnik z
okoli Loretta, Mimi. ,ktery zapalil
asi 40 farperskych s,aveb teprve
v pondeli, dne 30. fijna, byl chy-
cen a uveznen. We vezenf pfiznal
Sc, ze, kdyz ho dcera Charlese
Pipera zavrhla, byl naplnen
nenavisti pomstou proti jeff ro-
die1m, ac tito ma rozhodnuti sve
dcery nemely AMI nejmensiho
vliyu.
Pozdeji Sc zamiloval do Marie
Spurzemovy, ale u teto dostal ko-
Sem vztekem jat, Kodelbach v
noci zapali stodolu, sypku kolnu
na farme Spurzemove Nestastny
milovnik pozdeji Sc vyslovil, ze
pohled ma plapolajicf plameny byl
mu htechou v jeho zklamAnf. Ma
to zapalil farmerske stavby Leon
Millera, Charlese Thomase a jich
soused1. Kodelbach uprchnul,
ale nedalo mu to on Sc vratiI k
farme Thomasove, ably videl jak
plameny vykonavajf dilo zkazy
phi tom byl cd Thonase dopaden
a chycen pomocf nekolika SOU.
sedd svazan dopraven do veze-
nj. Koielbach jest silencem, ktery
jest "a sve zlociny nezodpoved-
nym. .......
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-29
Rudoch odpykal svIj zloGin ma
sibenici.

Dne "a. fijna obesen byl v Sioux
Falls, S. ID, povestny Indian
Allen Chodfcf Stit, 2 kmene Guile,
ponevadz zayrazdil zenu Indiana
Medveda obliteiem ducha v je.
jim domku ma Rosebud reservaci
dne 2. kvetna r. 1907. Vrah "a
chovsl az do posledniho okamziku
podivuhodnou lhostejnost a ma
ceste k popravisti dokonce 81 Ter
toval. Veeer pied poprsvou die
zvykd Indiana 81 pfi zapadu slun-
ce zapel svoji 1mrtnf piseh na to
utichnul. poprava provedena byla
hladce a Indian ami brvou nehnul,
kdyz vstoupnul ma padak, ktery
spadnul e:o4 minuty vrah byl
prohlasen "a mrtveho e:22
minut.
PopravenY byl jednim 2 nejhor.
sfch indiana ma reservaci Rose
bud. Manzelka Medyedova a jeff
dcera Emily. jedus nejheztich
dfvek ma reservaci, bydlely Y osa-
meIem domku. pfi Male Bile fece.
Chodici Stit Sc zamiloval do
divky, ale tsto no rozhodne cd
militia. V den vrszdy z vecera
mauzelka Medvedova byla probu
zena klepanim ma okno jejfho
domku kdyz otevfela, tu spatfils
Chodicf Silt, ktery il prosil o pti-
stfesi pies noe. Ona mu dovolila
veifti a kdyz Sc k nemu obrasila
zady, tu il Chodfcf Stiff zastfelil.
Ma to vrazil do komdrky Emilyny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-29
Kral Midas.

Stara povesr fecka vyprsvuje
o Midasovi, krali frygickem, ze
modlil Sc dar, ably vse, teho Sc
dotkne, promenilo Sc zlato.
Zadosti jsho bylo vyhoveno: "a
chvili videl same zlatc kolem
sebe, ,-byl stastnym. V tom "a
chtelo Sc mu jidla. X zdeseni
svemu yidel, jak pokrm i napoj,
sotva Sc ho dotknul, menf Sc Y
drahocenny kov; bylo mu zfejno,
ze prostfed zlata must zhynouti
hladem, prosil honem, by zbaven
byl daru sveho. Uvadime poyest
onu proto, ze zda Sc nam, jakoby
CITY i syasr byi pin midssaa: nihdo
nevidi nez zlato a zene Sc "a MIN,
zapomfnaje ma sve zdravi. Nahle
pozoruje, ae nemdze jisti, ze po-
zb5va silly rychle Sc ohli2i po
zachraDe. Jest snadna nyni:
Trineroyo lecive hofke vino obno.
Vi zivotnf sllu, udrzi nervy a svaly
silnymi, zazivaci soustavu zdravou
a utiuf cloveka schopnym k mama
have, stale praci. Zdravf lide na-
leznou mem obcerstvuicf silivy
napoj, nemocnf vzacny, ciste pfi-
rodni lex v nesnAzfch zaludku,
jater ledvin, slabosti nervd, v
ochablos.i sil. Y Iekarnach.
Primo zasyla je Jos. Triner, 799
So. Ashland ave, Chicago, Ills.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-29

7 Jan Lehky 2 {. I8 ul. Praha
v Clevelande byl obzalovan stav-
sokazem A. F. Willyardem 2
loupeze, avsak pozdeji zmenena
loupez zneni zaloby ma dtok.
Vyslechem zjistsno, ze Lehky je
jednfm ze strajkafd tovarns ma
bednieky. v tovarne te skebUje
Willyard, ma nehoz nekolik straj-
kkzsa pot:hs!o, kdyz dvojaasob-
ny mizera vytahl revolver d Wy.
hrozovsl strajkafim, ktcti mu
domlouvaii, wall mu zbran ma
lozili mu iich nepocitane. VIII.
yard domufval Sc poznat mezi
strajkafi Lehkyho, jehoz ale ne
dovedl ztotoznit soudce Fielder,
osyedceny pfftel zorganisovanych
delnikh, cestne propustil Lehkyho
ma svobodu, poradiv Willyardovi,
sby byl pametliv zakona, mimi
zakazAno skryte nosenf zbrane.
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Hoste v hoteIu 'praha"

Behem poslednich nekolika dnt
ubytovali Sc hotelu PRADA"
jelz vlastni chvalne znamy hostin
sky p. Vino. Dobrovsky, nasledu.
jfcf krajane, ktefi do Omahy "a
riznymi obchodnimi zalezitostmi
zavftali: J. B. sindelaf, Howell
]. Dosbaba s manzelkou, Platts.
mouth; Frank Dvofak, Jos. Simrsl
3 manzelkou, Brainard; Ignac ].
Simanek, Tones Simanek, Prague;
F. ] Fitle, Lincoln; Jos. Honzfk,
Wilber; ]. NJ. Mundil, Clarkson;
los. Holoubek choti, Schuyler,
Neb. = We. ]. KolAf, Nicola, la.
Krajane, ktesf pfijedou do Oma-
by nemaji zde znamych, u nichz
by pohostinstvi nalezIi, uGinf dobfe,
kdyz Sc ubytujf hotelu "Prahs",
neboe lepe svedomiteji ffzeueho
hotelu nensidete v celem mestG.
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Upravte 81 stolici, iatra a ira
venf pomocf Severovych pilulek
pro jatra. Pilulky ty hoji zacpu,
zloutenku, zlutnatost, boleni hla-
Wy atd. Skladajf Sc latek by.
liunych nedrazdi. Cena 2sc.
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! z KVEl ,lkY
zPRAV TELEGRAFlCKE.
Pfehled re syeta politickebo kronika uda, nstf

cfho a hladem tsmet vysfleneho
KIyz parnik pfibyl Y Gtery dc
new yorskeho pfistavu, tn vsichn
til mladi muzi, ktesi Sc chtel
dkradim dostati do Ameriky, byl
dovezeni ma ostrov Ellis, aby cd.
tud poslani byli zpet do Evropy,
We etvrtek vsak aprchli a dosud
nebyla po Mich nalezena ami nej.
mensf stopa.
Priprayuji Sc K boji protl dslnickym
uniim.
Nsrodnf spoletnost vyrabiteln
Sc pfipravuje k boii proti vzmaha.
| jfcim Sc delnickyn uniim prvni
itok tovarniki jest namifen proti
dvema kongresnim pfedloham, o
iichz pfijmutf Sc delnicke unie "a
sazulf.
President spoletnosti vyr&biteld
ID. M. Parry, rozeslal techto
dncch cirkulaf, nemz upozor
huie tovarniky ma nebezpeti, ze
pfijmuta-li bude kongresu pied.
loha tykajicf Sc osmihodinove pra.
covni DOLBY pfedloha proti
spiknuti, ze tovarnici budou pax
vydani na milost a nemilost svym
zamestnancdm.
Parry tomto cirkulafi naleha
dale ma to, aby utvofen byl foad
k udrzovanf lobbyistd, kteH by We
Washingtons pracovali proti pfi-
jmutf techto dvou pfedloh.
Tento cirkulaf vzbudi velike
vzruseni v kruzich dGlnickych
vddcd, ktefi vidf v tom poeztek
nastavaiiciho velikeho boie mezi
zsmestnavstely a zamsstnanci.
We spolecnosti vyrobcd jsou "a
stoupeny neivetsf firmy Americe
bude to boj velmocneho dollaru
proti pravu delnfkdv.
President spoletaosti vyrobcd
mimo jine prayf We SVEN cirkulafi
toto:
'NemGli hychom zaloziti orga-
nisaci, ktera by Sc postayila proti
organisovane pracil Neni na Case
zanechati svarn postaviti Sc ma
platformu, ma niz bychom ysichni
mohli stati1 Neni nasi prvnf po.
vinnosti sebezachovanfI
Pravim Vam, ze bud musite
byti pany We syych obchodech,
aneb musite Cast sve spr5vy pfc
pustiti svym zamestnancdm. Orga
nisovana prace pravi, ze ma
1900, 600 tlent. Kazdy Glen pia,i |
6 cent? rome k vydrzovanf slime
lobby (nadhoncich) We Washingto-
nu, ktera tam pracuje k prosazenf
poskozujicich Vase zajmy.
Jaky fond mali vyrobcove k obra-
ne sv4ch zajmdG zadny.
Presidenstyi teto spoleenosti
miaf pro mne zvlastnf vydani
5000 rome kdyz signal nebez
heci Sc objeyi, tu elenove zakono-
darneho vYboru ma sve vlastnf
Vylohy pospfchajf do Wsshiugto.
III, aby zde pasobili y zajmu
Vyrobc0.
Pfikladam VAN substripGni listi-
;. I .yplaAa!. Az Sc sPajise 9
,ami aneb ne, dejte 0 sobe
'lyset. ID. M. Parry,
president N. A. OF nj.
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Rychle a jiste vyhoiite bolenf
hlavy neuralgia upotfebenfm
Severovych Praskd proti bolestem
hlavy a neuralgia. Jsou ciste a
spolehlive. Cens 25c.
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ZE SOUTH OMAHY.

- Pfisti sobotu, dne I. listo.
padu, je posledni den registra6ni.
Kazdy volic must byti registrovan.
= Nuze, koupite 81 zbozi dobre
a spolehlive, jake Flynn Food and
Clothing House daya nynf a vzdy
daval do trhu, aneb 81 koupite
zbozi lacine horst jakosti, jake
jine obchody nabizeji k prodeji, a
to jedine proto, ably molly soute-
ziti nasimi cenami2 Chcete-li
na5yti pravdivosti tvrzeni nase-
no ddkladneho pfesvedcenf, pro-
hlednste 81 peclivs, CO obchody
omazske south. omazske nabizejf
k prodeji, nacez jdete k Flynnovi.
Rozeznate-li dokonale rozdfl We
zbo&i a cenach, pax slanete Sc
snadno odkupnikem spolehlive OBJ
chodni frmy The Flynn Food and
Clothing House So. Omaze. I3
KRAJANE, kdyz zavitate do
South Omahy a budete 81 pfati
prohlednouti zdejSf jatky, obrafte
Sc ma stareho hostinskHho
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VACLAVA DIBELKU
y z 27OT q nj

c. 27oI q ul.,
ma zapad konci mostu, kde Sc vzdy
domluvite tesky a vysvetleni OBJ
drzfte. Obsluha CO nejvzornejSi
VAC. DIBELKA, maj, zkusenJ
hostinsky. 12tf
- V nedeli asi 1r:3o hod. '
noci spozoroval Mike Culkins, ze
"a ieho nepfftomnosti vnikli lupi
ci do odevnfho obchodu jeho, v (.
44o sew. 2A.ul. Phi blizsi prohlfdce
shledal tez, ze neznami dosud lu-
piei vybrali penesni zasuvky asi
$40 odnesli nekolik svrchnikn a
vice kusi jineho odevu. Vsichni
tainf patrali ' pondeli po smelych
lupitfch podafilo Sc jim pry Wy
patrati Cast ukradeneho satstva.
Tajny EIsfelder doufa, ze Sc mu
Podafi CO neldffve vypatrati tez
lupice.
- Prvnf pffpad onemocnsnf
nestovicemi tento podzim objeven
byl pondeli veeer 1fadovna
mestskeho lekafe dra. Sappa. Ne
mocny nazyva Sc John Erickson
a pfibyl do mesta teprve nedavno
z jitu. DR.. Sapp expedoyai Erick-
soua neprodlene do Emergency
hospitalu, kdez must setrvati az
do sveho uzdravenf.
- Obeane south-omazstf pote
Semi byli zaiiste zpravou, ze poji-
stujfcf spoleenosti proti ohni roz-
hodly Sc sniziti poplatky "a poji-
steni o IS procent. Stale Sc tax
neispise proto, ze Sc mssto nyni
test lepsi a vydatnejsi ochrane
proti zhoubnym pozarhm ae
mestska sprava zahajila kfizacke
tazenf proti dfevenym barakdm
obvodu mesta.
V sobotu pfijal jisty obchod.
MIX padelany zlaty petidollar
neprodlene to oznamil pffslusne.
mu vladnimu 1fednfku. Peniz ten
jest ponekud mensi nez omen dany
do obehu vladou zarovefi lehGi
Prace ma padelku tom jest velmi
tax ze snadno Sc da
rozeznati cd praveho penize.