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New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington March 10 (speciaD.-hePre%sei, sen ~,
Morrell, OF Pennsylvania. who mas enter ' -,
tnuously throughout the winter, is ABOUT 10 uiA'e
over a stage route between the Hotel Bellevue
Philadelphia, and Devon. Three relays Oh hoa a1 sT
will be required. though the oiS'dhCo ,t
1890, n,IIes Colonel Morreli is expert whip
and will guide his coach up and down seVeral steep
hills which add to the pcturesqueness OF the roao
Tn 1894 the Representative and others drove coach
=, a series ~ trips between the Hotel Bellevue
and the Waldorf New-York There were sixteen
changes of horses The schedule time was t"eiEe
hours for 112 miles each way, but the record uihe
90. eleven hours and twenty-nne minutes. so Tar
washington has had little or no experience WIN
gentlemen coachrnen though the city Is l'i'''i"'
in the possession of capital roads
NJ .nd Mrs Frederick Roosevelt. who have h"eH
IN short visit to Washington, have returned 10
New-York. ,..
Mrs Elkins wife OF the Senator from west
einia has gone Atlantic City
Miss Darwin Of New-York. who is visiting "asn-
ington, was one of the dinner guests entertaln'u
last night at the home Of Colonel E. B. ToWnseno'
Of Mount Pleasant.
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nma.lemeHrs.

RcApEkY or MUeIc-S-s:I6-F1pro9ora p-.
@NF1TCS THIATR@9SIb-Dangefs OF P1nS.
ETEI-ARCO TEEATRE-AS-The DARING o. une SOuS'
eSISsTT TSFEITRE-2:lS-S:l5-Nan BrcWa
Est0SpW1Y THEATRE-2-e-Ihe Stlvef slPpSeSL.
c71NfSsfE aAIL-S:l5-PhiharTn rTncnae SocefS Concsr1-
SEGTSi1-9.lS-S.1E-A Chinese Hohe3uooG-
TTErTE TfEATR R.IS-e:1S-rau1er1lis- - Al.
F%T<EPFSN S:1b-The JeWei Oh As1~
HSINsE THEATKE-2:15-S;l5-1he bilfoaehe-
STEN NyJEEF-SS-The Werk In Wax
TsSpTRIt TF7FATRE-S-iOS.3D-The CnfoFeeeeA
11HHfSFcN THEATRE-2-S-If Were KING
HsPRTrW TTIEATRE-2lS-S:16-Mice eno Aen,-
TaRTTN OPERA HOUsE-9-S:1s-The tsternzI S1sc
EEHEzTD SQUARE THRATRE-2:l0-s:fS-Ar Fck-
IRvfNo PLACE THEATRE-ie-Dte 5ournsiisten-zz-
s.28-Das Mae6el
EETTEZs-Continu01n EaTtormAncS ~.ar6
KN7CTERBOCKER THEATRE-2--S.-Mr. SIOe rerI Of
VADIsoN SQUARE THEATRE-2:1S-e-1ne S~ =
~ JESTfc TfIEATRE-s-s-The wixard of os,,so,,,
NANEATTAN THEATRE-2:iS-S:SO- OE
ArENDEIssoRN HALI-S-Rsci.Al- ,H-o-s
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoUeE-I-,ETo A10
Ia F1iIe du Regiment and PaElsaecac -A,.,.
MRS OSBQRNS PIAAYHOCSE-2;31 ;31-e:SO-
NIyRRAY Hill. THEATRE-2-S-VtrEaIo --.., v.xeS
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING Cir with the O'eoN -
Ew-YORK-2S:I5-ln Dahomey.
PASTOR 'S-Cont tnuous Performence 1--..kv Mrs
pT2TNCESs THEATRE-2:SOS:S0-Th The FrlShS 49,
PRoCTOR's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VICTORIA THEATRE-2-S1S-fe101rTe NJ
wALIACK'S THEATRE-2:lS-S:lS-The SU'
VEST END THEATRE-2SIaus.
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THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

washnEton, March 13 t5peciaD.-Ine
Ambassador and Mime. Jusserand left the CITY 10
dav for Chicago. They will visit Ne"-4 orA oe''-0
returning to Washington ~ s.u
~ Yto,,er Ambassador and signora Mayor des
rIanchea gave a small dinner last night "hei
their guests included the Counsellor OF the rsh
Embassy and Nine. de Margerie, the MISSES "a'u !,
er, signor Montagna and Count GnereroeS'H' %
the Italian Embassy stan. 49,,
rba Austrian Ambassador and Nine. Hense-
miller have dinner invitations out for next WedneS-
day.
Lieutenant Commander de Faramond de Lara, =,
1ole, naval alta che of the French Embassy WI
leave washtngton next week for an extenoeo ufp'
a., rhich he vvIu visit the Central and South Amer
lean republics He will be absent about FOUR
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

.,u,a- oe delay with which his advisers "oulA a
BANNER him, he goes forth to meet 'ns s,~ns
his sccuser. II in his sling ne mas 'na' pe Ia,
Of innocence which has been mas oOaSt nc 60
assuredly put the enemy to night n"pps @ 80 a
I'@a ue To- long hath thy connection with Marks
- dotrend the city and those 1t bought from
- " -, ,,uoon4rsdicted. The chance is come 10
eo1,o,,, the dictates of thine own heart ana tell
naTancey that he must fight at last. Happy
art thou, after many trials, in the near prospect
OF one trial more! -.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
STEEL FRAME BUILDINGS.

Whoever recalls General William Sooy.
Smiths utterances before the Chicago Real
Estate Board about year ago regarding the
security Of steel frame buildings will doubt
less note the similarity between them and
Macmillan Toch's talk in this city on Friday
evening The first mentioned expert dwelt on
the frequent neglect Of builders to employ ade-
Quate means to prevent the corrosion OF col
umns and beams, and on the unfortunate cOnse-
quences which must ensue. Nevertheless he
ev!nced faith in protection afforded by a COW
ering of concrete. He even went so far as to
declare that steel which had been thus safe
guarded from moisture ought to last for two
thousand years. Mr.. Toch is more Of an alarm
ist, perhaps. He appears to be dissatisfied with
concrete He demands a better preservative
something which shall be absolutely damp proof
Fortunately the building trade is not left
without hope, however. Mr.. Toch is able to
make a specific suggestion as to the compost
ton which, in his opinion, ought to be used. He
believes that synthetic cement" in which
tri-calcic siIicate and illuminate of lime are
combined, will insure the needed protection,
provided Of course, that 1t is applied in q
thoroughly workmanlike manner.
Mr.. Tochs lecture will probably lead archi-
tects and engineers to consider afresh the eff
cacy Of concrete to check rrsting although
practically unanimous verdict has already been
reached In favor Of that material Referring
more particularly to the use Of concrete inside,
rather than outside, a steel column, "Engi-
neering News" last October pronounced it 'an
ideal mode OF protection" Then it went on to
say:
Most engineers are already well convinced Of
the general efficacy Of concrete coating pro-
lection to steel against corrosion. Additional
and valuable data concerning this, however. are
afforded by recent tests at the Insurance En-
gineering Experiment Station. which de-
scr!bed by Professor Norton, the engineer in
charge OF the station.
Even though It should prove that Mr.. Toch
has gone too far in this matter, fresh agfta'
ton Of the feasibility of protecting steel frames
adequately can do no harm. The new type of
skyscEsper IL still too young for its merits and
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
PROBATE OF VIsoN WILL SUSTAINED

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down a decision affirming decision
Of Justice OGorman in an action to set aside the
probate of the will of William Iyison. Justice
O'Gorman sustained the probate OF the VIII. Mr..
Ivison left most of estate of about 100000 to
nephew, David 3. Ivson. Another nephew, Charles
H IvIson alleged this due to undue influence
Justice Mclaughlin. in the opinion OF the court.
says that there Is no proof that the testator was
Irrational. He was eccentric In many respects, but
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Early In April the New-York Stock Exchange
with it's formidable battalion Of far above
thousand members. every one Of whom owns
seat worth at current quotations more than
$4,000 apiece will take possession OF its costly
Grecian temple in Broad-st, which holds
high rank among the seven wonders OF modern
Manhattan. The bankers and brokers OF New
York will then occupy a home suitable for their
immense operations.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
HONOR STUDENTS AT HAMILTON

Hamilton NJ Y, March 13-The following students
Of the class Of 'o3 Colgate University, have re-
ceived honor appointments: George Murray Beal.
~ Hamilton: Everett Harlow Bowen, OF Lowville;
Harry Thomas Collins of West Eaton; Floyd Tomp-
kin1 Goodier Of Hamilton: George Byron Roorbach.
OF Fort Plain, and Wallace Ieal STOCK OF Ham
iif0n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

If the decree Of the Czar granting his subjects
freedom Of workship is carried OUT the Jews or
that country will have had double cause for cele-
brating the feast Of Purim, which occurred
yesterday. The feast commentaries the time
when Mordecai, with the aid Of Queen Esther
delivered the children OF Israel from the Per
sian prosecutor Wherever there are Jews the
feast is celebrated with song and merrynaklns
and the reading OF the Book Of Esther In the
realm OF the Czar the Jews have, indeed smail
cause for rejoicing, but even there the Furlnl
celebration Is q time for Joyous festivities. II
the inperial decree shall have the effect OF maxi
ing the burden of the Russian Jew lighter, II 1t
shall break the bonds which have bound him
down to a, condition worse than slavery Purim
will from now on have deeper significance FOR
him. the Car will be remembered as liberia
tor, and emigration from Russia will be dirnin-
ished.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE cA1INET

u..s,rv,on March 10 (speciaD.-only four mem
bars OF the Cabinet attended to-day's session t.e
other nye-secretares Hay. Root and MCCOY @ ros.-
master General Payne and Attorney Genera 49, N-,D.
being out of the city. Only routine ous'"e' ~
transacted. - sr,,iy
Secretary Root who has been visiting ms lahiliy ~
at Clinton N Y. is expected to return to-hoi y"
or
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

demerits to be fully understood. Besides AZ
both General Sooy-Smith and Mr. Toch nave
pointed out. the best of systems OF protectlon
may fail If there is bad workmanship In tne
mean time. people who live or work In nrst
class brick edifces. constructed before steer
frames were heard Of will view the discussion
with complacency.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
ho1,1 Peoore and Social Incidents.

not Of unsound mind. There was testimony thaa
he dislked persons who rode bicycles and poor
persons and that after his wife died he thouzhr
he her spirit in the air. Justice Mclaughlin
decides that question of fact not represented
a the trial and that the court was justified in
directing q verdict.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
YALE DEeATERs CHOSEN.

Haven. Conn. March 13.-Yae's representa-
tives in the annual debate with Harvard have been
chosen They are Robert Hall Elwell. '03 OF Wash
ington; Alan Fox. '03. Of Detroit, and Charles
Davenport lockwood. '03. Law School. OF Stamford.
The debate will be held IN Boston March O. and
the men will speak in the above order.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Chicago is no laggard in local transportation
The companies which run cars in her streets are
planning an expenditure Of $4OOOoOOO IN I'M
provements The immense stretches OF level
territory within the limits of that great city af-
ford the best Of facilities for the handling OF
hosts of passengers at high speed.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Prince Henry of Prussia, one of the most
amiable guests upon whom unbounded Ameri-
can hospitality ever lavshed suggests that
the Golden Rule should be constantly observed
by every owner and every driver of an auto
mobile An excellent idea! But is the millen-
MUM already here?
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

not Be 90 energetic in persnaoins souln
American governments to borrow from tnen
and to grant concessions 70 tnen' ana 'n"''
+oo might be well for all concerned.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

On the weimar, which arrived here from Genoa
and Naples late Thursday. were:
Captain and Mrs Clement Ar and Mrs. FiHFpo An
A. Finley Fiager. brosino-
and Mrs. A. e. Martin.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

OF plans to lessen tn crush upon the BrooK-
lyn Bridge there is never a scarcity. Never
theless, the smash and crash and jam are not
lightened.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Will Charleston finally accept the old maxim
that half loaf is better than no bread and even
in the end become contented with Crum?
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Mrs Henry Hoyt is lying seriously III aI -'e"p "
the resuIt OF fall on Friday last. when sne dis
located her left hip and knee. As she Is ninety
three years DID, the injuries are Of an exceptionally
serious character. Mrs. John Van Rensselaer, ana
Miss Virginia Hoyt, her nieces, ard H Redmond,
nenhew are with her Her other nephe~s' WIN
eed 8 Hovt and Goold IIoyt, are abroad.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

The sagacious and broad minded doctors VINO
are considering the plans for the ne" beiieVue
Hospital, which this big town needs, are rlsht
in calling upon the best equipped experts for
designs and plans.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Mise Josephine Drexel Miss Josephine Marie
Mics Marie Thebaud Mrs. Delaney Kane and Mrs
Francis Burial Hoffman are among those inter
ested in the bazaar which is TO be held on IueSoaS
next at Demonico's in behalf Of the ->aFler Fle7
Publication Society for the Blind
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

.J-, Erederick Tams denies in the most positive
fashion the story printed to the effect that ner
daughter Miss Violet Cruger. IS engaged 10 De
married to Harold Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Mrs. Alfred Deacon.
Commander and Mrs. A. r
Parker.
Hr. and H-S. John R,char5is.
I Miss Zona Valance.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A Successor for THE Billionaire" at DAILY
Announced-R Il. Davis, Philanthropist.

On Easter Monday. April Il. there will Re well
come change Of bill at Days Theatre. An ATnert-
cal play in four acts, written by Opie Read and
called ''The Starbucks, will he presented for run,
succeeding that musical horse play. The BILllon-
aire'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

A
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Martin.
Booked to sail to-day the MInnehaha for Lon-
don are:
Mrs c. c. Cornwelk Mrs Alfred Deacon
Miss r. Cornwel Commander and Ars A r.
Mr. ana Mrs Edward Y Mr. and M-S John RIcnarIz.
Gibson. MISS iona 'ai4uce
Among the passengers who arrived here yester-
day on the steamer Germanic from Liverpool were3
II Allen The H. 3 Chapman.
Stanley Arherton A. Basil Lubbock
H Bell. Charies w Snarp
G. Hubbard B,aksslee.
On the Patricia wiI sail to-day for Plymouth,
Cherbourz and Hamburg the following:
Dr {. " Allen fCaptan Albert FIah1ks.
Miss Ne.ty Constance Ray Anna A Logan
nal hd-L "dhEHeE-
Miss Eleanor Franklin
Some o. those vho will sail to-day for Genoa and
Naples the Lain are:
Mr. and Mrs RunzL Mrs 2 ke!ogg
Miss Joanne du Pont Brad Dr. and Mrs. P =. 7.
yord Moxom.
Charles e DierenthaIer. Mrs. George Sawyer
"4I naSi 81 ' Mr. and W Todd.
The Misses A w and z. o. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.
Tinhi. ih'fl'-
Mrs George A. EDDY. Mr aaf Mrs F1n F'.zr,EI
o. Kellogg Claxton- Hatazzl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Booked to sail to-day on the Mnnehaha FOR Lon.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Miss Grace George. when she plays Fret''
Peggy at the Herald Square Theatre. aeSlnninS
week after next will also. IL is announced. give
special matinee performances Of "F'rou Frou ana
George Bernard Shaw's comedy. You Never al
Tell" She will be supported by Robert Lorraine
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Mrs. c. c. Cornwelh
Miss r. Cornwell
Mrs. Rankin Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs Edward 7
Gibson.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Lady Herbert and her husband. the British Am
| baesador are spending a few days in town with
| Mr. and Mrs R. T. Wilson, at their home In Fifth
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

The BadmInton Club will meet this afternoon as
,,sual at the 18th Regiment Armory.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

who arrived here yeste-.
lanic from Liverpool were:
{ The Rev. H 3. Chapman.
A. Basil Lubbock
I Charles " Sharp
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Mr. and Mrs Fitzhugh Whitehouse and Miss
N-hitehouse and Miss Yznaga, who have been for
t,Uo or three weeks at st. Petersburg, have left
+bare for the Riviera whence Mr.. and Mrs. White
house are proceeding to England
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

On the Patricia will SO
Cherbourg and Hamburg
DR.. e. ". Allen
Miss Netty Constance Ray
nal.
Miss Eleanor Franklin
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

The Mafore-Rapone Dramatic Company will give
tonight at the Carnegie LyCeun a performance IN
Italian of 'Rupe Tarpea' by Professor Bernardlnl'
and of the act farce "FeICe-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Ntsststen1ents have been made about the coach
which Is TO he driven this spring to the West
chester Country Club by George Egleston Dodge
Nobody is associated with him in the enterprise
He will run the coach entirely without co-opera-
tion paying all expenses himself.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Mrs Ira D. Barrows starts to-day for Hot
snrings Va, with her daughter, Miss Ethel
Howell. They will return to town toward the mid
die of next month.
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lzAsLANo)
Omaha, Neb, 23, dubna 'o3

Omaha, Neb,, 23, dubna 'o3.
c. red. "Pok. ZAP
Jak VAN jest zBamo, byli jsme
my GocboVe Y Omaze cd chou po
litickyeh stran yzdyeky odstreeni
oanejyyS dostslo se nam nekdy
maleho dfadu, kterYk jim zb5gal,
Tentokratc ale jmenoyali demo.
krat6, k ebloubs nasi budiz feee'
no, jednoho . nasich oblibenyeh
obehodnikd a testneho krajana p,
v. y. kunela "a raduibo druhe
wafdy. Pan kunel znam jest ne.
jen mezi krajany, ale mezi jino
oarodoyei jako dobry obchodnik a
fadn5 obtan Proeez, cechove,
ukaame jiuondrodovc6m, be ieste
zijeme a BE- spojenymi silami svy.
mi neeo dokazeme. Tahneme
yhiehni "a jeden provaz a dne S.
kyetna dokazme iinonarodovcnm,
aasi siIu. Jsem 1plne pfesvedten,
he pan Kunel, bude.li zyolen,
bndc chloubon nejen nam cechhm,
ale / druhe warde yhbec a be bude
bledGt yzdy, abychom dostali
alcspoh tolik, co nam po pravu
petit OststnG neni tfeba, abyeh
sc 0 zminenem krsjsnu pills sirc.
ee rozpisoyal, neb kszdy vas VI
he jest dobrSm cechem a pfitelem
delnictva a BE vzdy ktedron rnkor
syou pFispival k prospechu narod'
nosti sve Tidy pracovni. Vzhn'
ru tedy. krsjane a neopomeht'
dne S. kvetns konati svou povin'
nostl vas John M. Fixs.
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Pisemnictyf.

nSyolana sborniku yenoyaoe'
ho poukeni We smysln syobodo.
myslaem, jejz yydaya ttyrtletnh
sgobodna obee Y Cbicsgu, doBlo
mas I. ) rotniku TX. Ze zajimaye.
no obsahu tisla tohoto uyadimei
Susana II Wikonoya 70 podoblz.
nou). - Ze ziyota Susany II. Wi.
konoye. -"Zlsta jablka", povidka
cd S. II. Wikonoye. - "Mrayo
uka'' Y obeenyeh Akolaeh", spfed'
nssky S. II. Wikonoyy. "Jezb
H., postni kazanf sVobodne
obce Y Chicago r. 1908, -"kntzl
mezi jeptibksmi', die zapiskn
doktora boboslovf ]. d. Eco
Jest nAbozeustyi', posIedni pied.
nzska X. IngersoIIa. - "Pspez'
stvi', Ian DiyiS. - "Spsnelsks
inquisice" (s yyobrszenfm). = Ma
"Svojsna" pfedplaci Sc pouz'
So cto. roene. jednotliva eisl'
stoji as ctn. Obiednayky vyfizuj'
AL vanoutek, $50 w. rath 81.
Chicago. III.
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teska ,rsadla.

Cd nepanetngeh dob jiz uziya
se zrcadelj Dive bYvaly to hlaze
nc desky kovoye, ' nichz lide kra
su svou obdiyovali, NJ X yynalezn
skIa pFidruzilo sc zrcadlo, jake
nyni nalczame kazde domdcno'
sti T6mef ncjlepsf poyesti sgb'
toy6 tGbf Sc zrcadlo eeske pro svon
eistotu q vernost obrazu. Irca
do jest nejlepsim pfitelem nasltn,
protoze nam nepoeblebujej uka'
zuje nam ybcehny tslesne yady
nase. Ulekneme 80 mnohdy,
kdyz pohledneme rano DO zresdla
q yidime plet zlutou, oko beg le'
sku, tmavc kruhy pod otima q
bled6 rty. Necheeme VefItiz prgu,
he jest 10 MAI oblieej, jenz bgvsl
rdzoyy a hladkg, . neho1 eVitiValo
par lesklYch oil. Zrcadlo nam
fekne do oti' Isl nemoccn, moi
se ma pozoralh Ma pravdn Po'
tFebuIeme Tnneroya leeiy6bo hof'
k6ho vins, ktcre yytisil krey a
tim yytisti pIef. Oblitej stane
sc brsy Ease zcela tistym a oko
jasngm. jest 10 pfifozen5 vysle
dok uzdraVeni cel6ho tala, prac'
vseho 1stroji, tobo docill Sc ier
timto lekem, Proe1 protoze w
sisti teIo, Sesili zazivsci 6strojl
yyiyoH noyou krey. TO pronikn'
eclym tklem, oziyi vlakniyo uei
ni syaly tuhymi V lekarnach
PFfmo zasyla JOS. Trinet 799 SO
Ashland Ave. Chicago, Ills. Pil
sen Station,
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zE sTATU NEBRASKA.

Minulou stfedu rano uupel
nebezpetne zranoni Harrison Hart.
ford y Wahoo. Veil naklad cihel,
kdyz pojednou kon6 sc mu splaSili
q on svrzen byl pod vhz, kols
pfejela mu pies pfsa bylo mu
zlamano n1kolik zeber Jest ma
dele, ze SC Hartford azdravi
- Vo etvnek odpoledde ma
vSilyeno bylo mesto Fairbnry
zhouboym pozarem, kteryz znieil
eolg ltyerec obchodnieh budoy a
sp6sobil skody asi "a s2oo,ooo.
Pojistenf obnaN pouze 100000.
Polar yypukl ' dfeysfsad ohrade
Boone & Boone a rozdmychovan
isa prudKym vktrem, rozSifil se Y
brzku ma ecly ttverec. Domaeimu
pozarnimu odborn pfispGi ma po'
moe oddil pozarnibo odbom .
Beatrice, aybak teprye po etyfho'
dinn6m dsili podalIIo ee jim pozar
oyladnouti
Vo ttyrtek brzy . rama pfc
yrhl farmer II. Sosbcrg, bydlief
bllze Oak, We staji lucernu a Y
kratke dobG celia bUdova ! 8 obsa
hem lebls popelem. We stali q
nalezsli Sc ttyfi kone, jiz nhofeli
PIameny roz5ifily Sc tez ma "corn
ehby', jez roynez ! . obssbem
byly znlteny, Sosberg, ehttle "a
ehranid kons, byl by bezmala pfl'
Ael ziyot, Byl thzee popalcn Da
hlaye a fukou Celedia, kteryz
pomabsl hospodafi pfi obni, ,nebyl
cd ID doby spstfen panuji oba.
w, W ' hofici budoye zahynul.
Ctyfleta decruska William
christieho. majilele rance asi osm
mil zdpadub cd mssteeks Grant
/ yzdaIene, zcmFola Y patek yctel
| nGsledkem nAtknuu cbfesiYhem
IAsi IA dye bodiny po nbtknnt
dsyusky dostsyili Sc k oi dyi
ldkaFi, ktetiz X JEFF zacbrantnf po
uziii vbemoznYeb prostfedk6
ayBak dftko piece zhynnlo'
v patek rano zsstfelil 81
,olety August RoessIer, bydlIei 81
syymi foditi ma larms blize Ber
wyn. Roessler byl majiteien
vlastui sye fanny a muzem zamoz
nym. Ma SO ~ to, be chatrn
zdrayi dobnslo jej k sebeyfazde
- Roy A, Wilson, sprave
10, 600 dkroye ranse Watsonoy
blze Kearney, uzayfel y pate
smlouyu 8 drem. l.. Gandyem
Humboldt ma dodayku zeleznien
/. no nakladu medonosnycb yecl n
. rane, kdez isou tintny poknsy
: pestoysnim alfsliy, jakozto rostlin
; hoine medu choyajici. Alialio
! oseto Jest ssi 5000 skrh a yysl'
dck pokusu tohoto oeekavau jel
. nspjeiim.
4 - We yaznem nebezpeei oeitl
pondsli rano Otis Reason, q
: mestnany u Teeumseh Milling G
! Phi prsci zachycen byl rukay jei
) kszsjky strojem a rukayen vt
lena ruka jeho do stroIe.
= neykedni duchspfitomnosti vyrv
Reason ruku svou re stroje. Ma
:, ma ruee cd lokte al k dlani BY
hroznk rozdrAszno.
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charIes paiIy, mattel farm,

Charles Daily, mattel farmy
Da Iiznim bfebu feky Nlobrary v
Holt okresu, vyoral kostru muze,
jenz poehoyan byl oblitejem dold.
Pozhstatky objeyene byly stotoz'
neny jako ony Iistebo starce Char.
les Hilla, jenz roku 1893 tajem.
ne zmizel sc svYm synem,
Nalezem kostry potyr1uje sc do
mnenka, ze sc Hill stsl obeti
"bdelch'.
V Hastings shromazdil Sc Y
pond6lf obroyskg dsv lidi, zado-
stiyycb spatfiti slyseti pfesidenta
Roosevelta. Pfilezitosti te pou2ilo
nekolik zrutngeh dlouhoprstakd a
kofist' jieh byla znaena. Nejhhfe
poehodiI faraf kostela ~. Ceciie
Mcdonald, jemuz ukradeno tekh
"a $500, nalezejieieh pfibuzpym
pohfbeneho praye James otacka,a
t6z nskolik jebo vlastnich tekd.
Mistni banky byly uykdomeny,
ably teky " neyyplacely.
- v sobotn odpoledne pfisel k
vaznfmu zranini asi 28Iety Sehuy.
ler Kellogg ma honu vlkn ma sye
iamk blize Plattsmouth Nestast.
nou nahodou vyAla pnsky jebo
r5na knle vnikla ma do leve
ruky nsd lobtem, roztfistiIa mu
kost o ramenem yybla ven, Tezce
Maospy muz byl lined lekafem
obetFen a poslau do nemocnice
Lincoln,
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chcete 81 pochutnati ma vybor-
mem doutnfkur Zajdete 81 k chval-
ne znzmemu eeskemu doutnikzfi
Chas. Donstovi Y Z. 1910 William
ul. a pozzdejte jej vyteeny vyro-
bek jeho "Kubelik." Mzlokdy
kouFili jste doutnik lepsi. IA
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Z farmafe Sc yyloupla zenska.

v kentuckem okresu Mullen
berg zemFel nahlc farmaf Aarow
Burk a phi posmftnim vyseifovani
teprve vyslo ma jeyo, he 10 byla
zena, ktera byla pfestrojena "a
muze. DO tohoto okfesu pfisla
pied r3 roxy . maIgm deckem a
jiz tehdy byla obleeena "a muze.
Taiemstyi sveho rodu tajemstyi
sveho ziyota peeliy6 zaehoyala .
VI se jcn, ze pochazcla 2 Massa'
cbussetta Zanecbala IN sebou
dceru, kten 80 ujala JEFF fanny,