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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

It's no use, Dorothy. girl. It's gc,
To come, sooner or later, and IL
rather have il done and over with"
She let him 90 at that. but when he
climbed TO his seat in the sulky she
gave him parting word
Remember the day. father we
used to call il our 'forgiving day al
home. Think of the good things the
major has done for us, and try TO for
give him."
When he was gone she did not know
what 10 do with herself. With the
burden Of the dreadful secret weighing
upon her-the seer, which she had not
shared with her father for fear she
should tempt him To forbcar from un-
worthy motiyes-she dared not face
her mother, and Toms CHEEKY whistle
warned her Oft from the workshop.
She went to the gate and watched her
father driving down the winding road
He was letting the horse walk, and as
long as she could see him she ia ncied
that his determination was wayering
When the sulky disappeared over the
final hill she opened the gate and
walked aimlessly in the opposite d.
rection.
Her walk was long one. and it led
her far up the slopes of the great
mountain which walls in the sheltered
valley on the west. Near the cliff line
she had stumbled upon a dell thickly
starred with sweet-scented white
azaleas; and remembering in the
midst of her troubled musings her
mothers fondness for this particular
wild flower. she had filed her arms
with the fragrant blooms.
She came out Of the forest at the
foot Of the mountain into an open
space which appeared to be an old field
long uncultivated. 1t was in the little
depression between the knoll and the
mountain, and the Loudon orchard ran
down to its farther edge. She could see
the roof Of the great house above the
trees in the orchard. and thinking to
save time she cut across the old field
toward the road.
In mid passage she came upon low,
curving mound. grass-grown and half
hidden in thicket of old-field pines.
1t was the remains of an old breast
work, and between the horns OF the
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PRESS COMMENTS.

THE Hanna presidential boom
may be handled now without any dan
ger of explosion.-C Chicago Tribune
(Rep.).
However. there is good-sized
chunk of President Roosevclt's party
that it is distinct honor to have alien
ated.-Detroit Free Press.
Republican papers are busily am
nouncing that the ship subsidy bill n
dead. The people will not be deceived
Ly that trick. IL has been laid over
until after the congressional elections.
and that is all.-Indianapolis Senti-
mel.
Republicans are trying to keep
in the middle Of the road. But they
will find it hard 70 keep straight and
strong in the middle west, where good
republicans ere openly declaring that
the tariff is p,sponsiblc for the trusts.
N. Y. Weekly.
The conduct of the war in the
Philippines will be decisive factor in
the campaign Of 1904. unless in the
meantime its inhumanity is disproved.
or those accountable for any atrocities
have been summarily dealt with.--Chi-
cago Record-Herald (Rep.).
There is something touching in
the spectacle Of Mr.. Hanna roosting
on the white house steps I'm the chill
gray OF the morning awiting an oppor-
tunity TO importunc the president In
behalf OF Rathbone, the convicted loot
err Of the Cuban postal system. Times
change. Mr.. Hanna once commanded.
Chicago Chronicle.
--Freer trade is reaTsy the cry.
And that must come. The case was
put SO clearly and convincingly by
Mr.. Mckinley at Buffalo that tho
longer the country ponders the sub
ject the stronger the demand Is for
such changes in the tariff schedules
as will bring them in accord with
the times. The period Of exclusives
mss Il past" Free trade. properly
so callcsi, Is neither possible nor de-
sirable, hut freer trade is now ono
AZ the most pressing necessities OF
our national wcll.bcine. --Washington
Star (Repl.
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ing the Job Upon the Reluct-
ant Country.

When the Morgan steamship trust
was formed. il was expected that the
great railroad companies carrying
freights 10 and from the Atlantic sea-
board were behind the arrangement.
IL Is this colossal combinat ton Of rail
road and steamship lines that will die
tate rates Of freight not merely from
the seaboard, but from the wheat and
corn fields Of the far west. 1t was
the fear that they would be cut out of
their share OF ocean carriage or
driven to a disastrous warfare OF COM
petition that compelled the Hamburg
American and Bremen steamship COM
panies to sacrifice their independence
and enter the combination. 1t is now
announced from London that the rail-
road and steamship alliance is APP
preaching contamination.
Yet in the midst Of these arrange
ments, says the Philadelphia Record,
the advocates of steamship subsidy
are still insisting on the passage Of
the Hanna-Frye bill. and the house
committee on merchant marine is
holding daily sessions TO consider the
propriety Of favorably reporting the
bill. The incredulous farmers Of the
west are still told that subsidy is nee
essary in order to enable American
shipowners to compete with Euro
peans. and thus lessen the cost Of
freights for American exports. This
is said while American ship companies
have entered into an alliance with the
same Europeans, under the leadership
OF an American financier. to prevent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30
RoosEvELT's MILIrARYsrYLI
Qualities Of Dictator Have Been De-
veioped ny the stren usus
President.

There is a manifest dispositions
among the republicans at the national
capital to rebel against the leader
ship OF Mr.. Roosevelt, who. under our
political system. is ex-ofiicio leader Of
the party TO which he is indebted for
his election.
In the matter Of Cuban reciprocity.
as to which he was especially em-
phatic and peremptory, his party in
the house accepted his leadership only
with the greatest reluctance, and
then with such reservations as TO make
1t little better than no leadership at
all, says the Chicago Chronicle.
In the senate. where the republicans
are in a great hurry to get home BE-
fore more exposures of the necessary
effects of the imperial policy make
their party prospects more dismal. Il
appears 10 be the case that in selecting
the measures which must be put
through in order to save the credit Of
the party the Cuban bill has been left
out. 4
This is the more significant. because
the strenuous leader in the white
house has proclaimed his purpose to
reconvene congress Immediately in ex-
ira session in case it shall be so con.
tumacious as TO adjourn without sat.
isfactory Cuban bill.
Whatever the sentiment may be a.
to the merits of Cuban reciprocity and
as to the duty of the United States in
the matter. and whatever may be the
influence OF the beet sugar trust. ii il
evident enough that there is PREVAIL
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ocean competition. Every new ocean
going ship launched on the Atlantic
seaboard would receive its subsidy as
soon as built and be absorbed in the
combinations the expense Of the
American people. Without whipping
the devil around the stump. the sub
sidy might as well be given to the rail
road trunk lines at once.
The senate Is by no means so quick
to respond TO public sentiment as the
house, whose members must confront
their constituencies every two years.
But no less than seven republican sem
ators opposed the subsidy bill, al
though it was recommended by sue
cessive republican national conven-
tons and pushed by Chairman Hanna
as a party measure entitled to the
loyal support Of all republicans. In
vain Senator Frye and Senator Depew
pleaded with JUNCTION that republican
principles demanded the protection of
all American industries. whether by
duties or by subsidies. and that the
American shipping industry should not
be excluded from this protection. The
party whip could not lash the repub-
lean senators Of Wisconsin. Iowa and
New Hampshire into support Of a
scheme that is daily becoming by force
Of events more repulsive to the peo-
pie.
In the house opposition to subsidy
has been growing among the repub-
leans since the beginning Of the scs-
sion. while the democrats are unani-
mously against the scheme. This
change among the republicans Is due.
not so much to wholesome senti-
ment against such legislative favor
itism as TO lively sense of the po-
litical consequences Of forcing this
subsidy job upon a reluctant country.
The prospect Of the republican control
OF the next house is precarious enough,
and il is feared. with just reason. that
subsidy is too heavy a burden TO be
borne. Hence the subsidy bill will
not be passed in this session Of con-
rreAs. and in the march Of events the
pleas in its favor will he still weaker
before the next session. But the coun-
try will not readily forget that the
republican leaders have done their ut
most in behalf Of dangerous scheme
TO throw millions Of public money into
the lap of great steamship companies,
under the pretense Of serving the
American merchant marine-in face
Of all the evidence OF the useless ex-
travnvance OF the policy.
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The apparent effort to quiet Il

The apparent effort to quiet the
Philippine outrage question leads 10
a singular logical contradiction. Al
though Gen. Smith has been acquitted
by the which, with the
antecedent avownls Of his counsel.
can only mean that his order is jnsti-
fed - Gen. Chaffec has ordered the
sicppage Of the water-curing and has
rescinded the order Of concentration
camps in Laguna and Batangas prov
inces. II IL be true as argued that wa
ter-curing and killing are absolutely
essential to the process Of benevolent
assimilation. then the order to stop
such things must be wrong. II the or
der is right. then the finding. of the
court ma tial must be defiancc.--N.
Y. World.
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Army OF Invasion.
Dorothy's eyes we're swimming when
she finished. She was altogether OF
the other side; two uncles and her
grandfather were Of this same Fed
eral Army OF Invasion, and these three
slept among the heroes in the national
cemetery at Chattanooga; but true
heroism knows no political creed. and
the tears came quickly when she pic
tured this little band Of seven men ly-
irg behind the rude breastwork and
yielding up their lives freely in the
cause which they believed to be right.
"Poor fellows" she said. softly. IAN
these years you've been lying here for
gotten in this lonely spot. and it Is
left for the daughter Of those who
fought against you to doyou honor!"
Swiftly and with deft fingers she
twincd the starry azaleas into seven
wreaths and laid them reverently upon
the sunken mounds. leaving the
last for the grave Of the cap
tain. When she rose her eyes
were brimming again. and she saw bu.
indistinctly the martial figure OF the
old major, standing in an attitude OF
reverence, with bowed head. the tips
Of his huge white mustache twitching
curiously, and he seemed to be strug-
Cling for speech. and without know
ing why. her heart went out tohim.
MY dear young lady" he began. but
something choked him and he had to
try again. "Do you know who these
men were? They were rebels; they
died lighting for the Lost Cause"
II know she said. simply; but they
thought II was right: and they were
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's~ NdtlOn ~ MOURN
ing It's braves
For some meath the palmetto sleeping.
For some meath the pine and the yew;
A truce through the years they are keeping
our boys OF the Gray and the Blue.
And some under palm trees are lying.
From native land gone evermore.
The waves OF old ocean are signing.
And breaking In foam on that shore
Where shoulder to shoulder as brothers
They died TO humanity true.
For Cuba = fair children and mothers.
our boys OF the Gray and the Blue.
O, Northland and Southland united.
To-day with our flag at half-mast
The wrongs OF nation are righted,
one hope and one purpose at last:
For these are our comrades who slumber
Meath blossoms the sweetest OF May.
And 10. In their ranks do we number
our boys OF the Blue and the Gray.
Ruth Raymond. in Good Housekeeping.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-10-30
OCTOBER, 80, 1902.

There are two essential rules
TO be observed and you will ex-
perience no trouble in casting
your ballot.
1. If you vote a straight tick
ct, make cross mark IN the cir
Gle at the top of that ticket and
stop right there. Don't make
any other mark on your ballot or
you will spoil it.
2. If you do not vote straight
ticket, keep out-ef the circles at
the heads of the ticket, and put
the cross marks in the squares
at the right of the names of the
candidates for whom you wish to
vote.
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Notice

No hunting are allowed on my.
premisis.
F. P. Marshall.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
Hoste v hoteIu Praha".

BEhem poslednich nekolika dnh
ubytovali Sc v hotelu "Praha"
iejz vlastni chvalne znamy hostin-
sky p. Vino. Dobrovsky, nasledu-
iicf krajane, ktefi do Omahy "a
rdzn}mi obchodnimi zalezitostmi
zavftali: Jos. Holoubek s man
zelkou, Vac. Blatuy, Bruno; Raj
mold Folda, John Soucek, ]. R.
Rayman, Clarkson; Jan Belfk, v.
Kaspar, FL. Polak, Prague; Ant.
Novak, Morse Bluff; FIR. Krupitka,
Milligan; F. Fitle, Lincoln; John
James Moravek, Hemingford; j.
Nedorost, Crete; Vojtech Kroups,
Osmond; Ant. Cerny, Linwood;
sic. Agnes Hudec, Howell; Fred
Fiala, Oakland, Nebr.-Vaclav a
Annie Vojtechovsky, Cleveland,
Ohio. = Ant. Ielfnek, Canton,
So. Oak.
Hotel 'Praha' tesi Sc nejt n
velke pfizni omazskj ch hostt, ale
i venkova kraiane, do Omahy
zavitavsi, hoafne yyhledavaji to-
hoto 1tulneho hotelu, dobfe We
douce, ze po celem meste vzorneji
fizeneho hotelu nenajdou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
0slava skontlla tragicky v
New YOrku.

V jedne velkych mistnosti ma
Madison ave a "a. ulici New
Yorku oznsmovany byly volebni
"ys!edky poslednich yoleh na
oslavu vftGzstvi veskerych kandi.
datd vypalovany byly ohhostroie.
Phi tom 2 neopatrnosti udal Sc
vybuch, pfi nemz bylo IS lidi
usmrceno 10 iich bylo poraneno.
Mrtvoly nekterych phi tomto de-
sivem vybuchn byly v pravem
smyslu slovs roztrh&ny ma kusy.
Vybuch povstal tim, ze jeden
velky hmozdyf, obsahujicf ohnive
pumy, vybuchnul spadnul mezi
ostatni ohfostroje a hmozdyfe,
nasledkem toho tyto vybuchly
souGasne o roztrhly Sc ma kusy a
tyto zpdsobily Gnu hroznou kata
strofu mezi divaky, Iichz bylo
shromazdeno v mistnosti asi 10,
COO. Mnozf prchajice z mistnosti
upadli byli poslspani, JIM byli
zrsneni kusy litsjiciho zeleza. z
krouzku policistd stojicich byl je'
den zabit diva byli zraneni. Po-
licista Shea zabit byl kusem ze-
leza v tom okamziku, kdyz tlacil
lidi zpet.
Dvanactilety VIM. Feeney ude-
zen kusem leleza do bficha a
sklesl mrtey k nohoum sve babie-
ky. nfz still u schodiste. Tato
pfi pohledu ma sveho zabiteho
vnuka omdlela. Tent}z kus zeleza
zsbiI diva hoehy sedici ma schodech,
z nichz iednomu byls pravem
smyslu slova hlaya urazena.
Dale zabit byl Harold Roble,
etrnsctiletemu FIR. Merrillovi byla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
Vyyoz rolnickych plOdin a yyrob.
XII do ciziny.

Ctenafstvo ''P. g." nalezf I
ohromne ve,siny k rolnicke tfida
proto ho bude zajimsti v techtc
dnech nasim zemedelskym odbo
rem vydana zprava, tykajfci Sc
vyvozu nasich hospodafskych plo
din vyrobkd do ciziny.
DIE teto zpravy byla vr. 1901
bavlna nejddlezitejsfm vyvoznfn
pfedmetem, uebot il bylo vyveze'
no celku "a S3I5,ooo,o 900 dc
ciziny Anglie koupila tohc
vice nezli polovinu, po nj druhyn
neilepsim kupcem americke bavlny
bylo Nemecko, tfetfm Francie,
ttvrtym Italie patym Spanelsko.
Celkovy vyvoz chlebovin mel v
onon roce cenu sa76, 900, 900 a z
tech Anglie odebrala tez vice nez
poloyinu, "a nj nasledovalo Ne
mecko, ktere koupilo "a 80 mil.
dol. chlebovin, dale Nizozemsko,
Belgie konetn9 Kanada.
Masne vyrobky maso, prodane
Spoj. Staty do ciziny, melo cenu
1886, 900, 900, toho Anglie kou.
pila "a SI18,ooo 600, Nemecko "a
Sal, 900, 600 d Nizozemi "a I3
mil. dol.
Cena vyvozu ziveho hospodaf-
skeho zvifectva obnasela vr.IooI
$50, 900, 600 opet Angle byla
nasfm nejlepsim kupcem, nebot
koupila cd mas ziveho zvifectya
"a $40, 900, 900 a jiznf Afrika kou
pila "a IS. 9o9, 600.
Vyvoz tabaku mel cenu S28,-
900, 900 a kupci jeho byla Anglie,
Italie, Nemecko a Francie.
Olejovych pokrutin oleJovych
vytlackd vyvezeuo "a SIG, 900, 900
a Nsmecko Anglii odkoupilo jich
vetsinu.
Ofechh jineho rizneho ovoce
vyvezeno "a $1,000, 900 nej-
vetsi Cast odebraly Anglie, Meme
cko k.aada. Nejvetsf Cast nase-
ho vyvozu masla, kteryz mel cenu
S9,4o4, 900, sla do Anglie, ktera
zakoupila cd mas masla "a So, ,94I,-
900 po nj byla Kuba nejlepsfm
nasfm kupcem.
Rdznych semen zaslano bylo V
r. 1901 do Nizozemska "a ST.
633, 900, do Anglie "a sI,534,ooo,
"a 1888, 900 do Nemecka a do
kanady "a $I,2I7,ooo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
Yynalez ORA. Welche.

DIR. Welch 2 Baltimore tvrdf, ze
vynalezl lex, ktery neien kazdou
nemoc hned vyleti, jakmile Sc dc
tela vsttikne, nybrz utini Glove
ka nedotknutelnym proti nemoci.
Zda Sc nam to nemoznym, ale
| pfemyslfme-li vice tom, nalezne-
me, ze jiz davno lekafi tvrdili, ze
lekem, ktery nalezite sesfli veske-
re 1stroji telespe, lie odvratiti
vetsinu nemocf. Tim nabude telo
totiz silly zarodky nemocf, kdyz do
dstrojf vniknou, pfirozenou cestou
vypuditi, ,-obytejns ami tom ne
vine, ze nam nejake nebezpetf
hroziIo. Pfiroda dala nam do ru-
kou letive latky, ktere, jsou-li
stastne spojeny, udrzuif zivot a
zdravi. Takovym stastnym spo
jenim letivych latek pfirodnich
Jest Trinerovo letive hofke vino;
ono slutuje sflivy povzbuzujfci
dtinek stareho pfirodniho vfna S
dcinkem vybranych importova-
nych bylin. Proto prave jen
Trinerovo hofke vino mnze Sc Wy
kazati svou lecivosti, - pGsobf
tax, iak pfiroda to kaze. Sflfc
zaludek a obnovujfc krev, phsobf
ma vsechno dstrojf zaroveh, tini
ie nepfistupnym chorobe vyleei
pffpady chorob zaludetnfch, jster-
nfch i nervovych, jez vzdcrovaly
vsenu letenf nepffrodnfmu. V
lekarnach a Il vyrabitele, Jos.
Triner, 799 So. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, Ills.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12

Vsechny obtize zaludetnf vyhoji
Sc rychle bezpeene Severovym
Zivotnim Balssmem. Tyz upra-
vuje vymesky stfeva, odstrahuje
nezazivnost, pfekonava zacpu,
zluenatost boIeni hlavy a pnsobi
proti slabosti. Cena IS centn.
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,ONIKA UDALOSTf.
Umfela We spanku.

V nemocnici sv. Vincenta v
New Yorku lezela taiemnem sta.
WI ztrnulosti Nellie Corcoranova
po celych dvacet dni, al konecne
dne s. listopadu easne rano ze-
mfela. Pfiklad JEFF byl neobyeeine
zahadnym pro lekafe v celem me.
ste. Dfvka upadla bezvedomi
dpe I8. fiina v dome, kde slouzila
a v nemocnici, kan byla doveze-
ma, delano vse mozne, ably Sc
pfitina jejiho stayu vynasla, ale
vse bylo marne. Ma sta lekafd
il prohlizelo a kazde zname metho.
dy bylo pouzito k iejimu probu-
zeni, ale malym jen uspechem,
Dvakrat neso tfikrat Sc trochu
probraia re spanku promluvila
nekolik SLOW, nafikalic ST, ze je
ospalou a ma to opet upadla v
bezvedomi. elektfiny pouzito
k jeff probuzenf, AMI ia vsak ne
1tinkoyala. Teplota nemocae div
ky stale vstoupala, ona chfadla a
hubenela, al konetne Y spanku
ducha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
Poiaiavky DhlokopG pfedlozeny arbi-
trasni komisi.

President unie uhlokopi. Nit
chell, podal arbitra6nf komisi po.
zadavky teze, zaroveh dnvody,
proc by jim mely byti povoleuy.
Prvni pozadayek jest zyyseni
mzdy havifu 20 ze sta proti
mzde placene vrI9oI vsem dsl-
niknm pracujfcim ma smlouvu.
aneb cd kusu. NynejH mzda jest
nizsi, nezli Sc plati hsvif1m ma
mekkem uhli nezli dostayajf del
nfci stejne vyueeni zkusenf pfi
jinych poyolanfch. proto vydela
havif prscujfcf anthracitovych
dolech do roka meme, nezli havff
ma mekkem uhlf mzda ia nestaei
Y nyneisich zdrazenych pomerech
v odmenu tezke a nebezpetf pine
prace, jskou havif podnika, ably
mohl ditky sve obstarsti z nj a
nemusil je brati sebou do prsce.
Druhy pozsdavek jest snfzenf
prscovni DOLBY 20 ze sta bez
snfzenf mzdy ysem delnikdm, kteff
prscuji ma hodinu neb ma tyden.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
FIR. S. Rendla, tai.
Loae Jan Hus, (. 5. K. of p.

odbyvati bude sch dzi We 1tvrtek,
20. list. ureite v hodin veeer We
spolkove mfstnosti. Jelikoz pied
leha velmi dhlezite jednani, jako
volba Gfadnfkn, pfijimanf noveho
tekance, ustanovovanf vyborG ma
zabavu pax placeni pffspevkG,
jest nutno, by vsichni elenoye Sc
dostavili. Rud Havelka, M. K.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-11-12
Mnelleroyo dedictyi.

Jiz Ease Sc pfihlasili novi dedi-
cove ku jmeai eeskeho zesnuleho
minnesot. rolnika, Jana Muelle'
ra, ma jehoz pozemku po jeho
smrti na'ezena byla zelezna ruda.
iejN cena nyaf Sc odhaduje cd
$500. 900 do $4,000. 600. Nyni
jest tecbto pfihlasenych dsditd jiz
sedm. V lete odjelo nskolik prav-
nfkd te zalezitosti do Prahy, ably
zde zakrotili We prospsch dedicd
Q Milwaukee. Mueller Sc "a sveho
zivobytf vyjadfil, ze ffdil pilu V
Cechach die toho byli nalezeni
pravi dedicove a tim take byla
odmrstena Sc svymi pozadayky
domnela jeho vdova Nemkyne,
ktera prohlasila, ze jeff manzel
poohazei Nsmecka. Pitched
Muellera do Ameriky jest zahalen
ponekud tajemstvim on nikdy
rousku neho neodhalil. V Praze
Sc prayf. ze pfisel penfze, jez
mu otec dsl do obchodu padelal
podpis otchv ma hypotece rodin'
neho domu. sebral $1,000 a utekl
do Ameriky. Proto O sve mi
nulosti byl tax mltelivym. Den
.eho narozeni doba pfichodu do
teto zeme, jak on vse udal, dobfe
Sc shodujf vypcvedmi svedkh v
Cechacb.
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zpravy spoikove.
SkOlnf yybor

odbyvati bude v pondelf, dne IT.
list, v 8 vecer ddlezitou schulz v
Sokolovne. Vyborove spolkh jsou
ddrazne zadani, by Sc vsichni do,
stavili "a dtelem uspofadani zale
zitosti besidky. Vsechny knizky
obsazovaci musf byti do te DOLBY
vraceny.
Ant kroaptovS 70;
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Ant. Kmentova, tai.
Tel, Jed. SokoI Omaha

odbyvati bude pravidelnou schizi
dnes, We stfedu IL. list. 1902, v
s hodin vecer. Pfitomnost vsech
GlenG zadoucna.
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zmizel ma h0nI.

V okoli Bolton, Montana, hle'
dan jest superintendent Great
Northern drahy, E. T. Egan, sto
muzi nafizenf presidenta drahy
amese Hilla. Egan vystoupil
re sveho soukl omeho zeleznicniho
vozu Bolton a psti svymi pfa-
tely Sc odebral ma hon do okoli.
kde naleza S. hojnost medvedd a
horskych lv1. Pojednou Sc Egan
svym pfateldm ztratil ae po mem
pa,rali dlouho do noci, nemohli
nalezti ami nejmensi jeho stopy.
Panuje obava, ae Egan zabloudiI
a byl medvedy roztrhan a iinf Sc
donnivaji, ze snad setkal Sc S
onfm zeleznienfm lupitem, ktery
pied tydnem oloupil zeleznicni
vlak Il Drummond ten domnen-
ce, ae jest to ieden ieho stihate
ID, Egana zabil. Patrani po ztra-
cenem hylo znatne stizeno tim, ze
napad one krajine snih "a
kryl hledac1m vsechny stopy.
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ctyfnoha slepice.

Jeden obchodnik We Wash
ingtonu ma vystavenou We vyklad-
nj skfini slepici, ktera "bituie"
vsechny ostatnf sve druzky, neboe
Sc mhze pochlubiti ctyfmi nohami.
V sobotu stale ko!em yyklsdni
skfine ma sta lidi, ktefi Sc divali
na tuto zvlastni hfitku pfirody a
5lepice Sc zdala bgt mad touto po'
zornosti naramne pysna vykra-
tovaia ST hrd5 We vyklsduf skfini.
Dive jeff extra nohy vyenfvaji
zroyns pod levou jeff nohou, ale
jsou ponekud kratsi, ale dobfe
vyvinuty.
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Pfedplaceite ma 'PO-
krOk Zapadu" pouze S1.O0
rOcne.