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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
Member of Morgan's Firm Tells
How Steel Magnate Got Con
troll of Shipbuilding Trust.
TELLS OF SALE AGREEMENT.
Insists That No Formal Contract
Existed to Give Schwab and
Morgan Holdings Prefer
ence in Making Sales.

| New York. Dec. 17.-Charles Steele. q
| member of the firm of J. p. Morgan & Co,
told on the witness stand to-day some per-
| tlfent facts about the sale of the BethIe-
hem steel plant 70 Lewis Nixon ard d..
Leroy Dresser Of the United States Ship
building Company
Mr.. Untermyer asked what reason there
was that Charles NJ Schwab, owning no
Bethlehem stock at the time. should re-
ceive $1,000 eco in Shipbuilding bonds and
stock at the time of it's sale. to which
Mr.. Steele replied that it was in corsid-
Grafton OF the risk Mir. Schwab assumed
In making the contract for the purchase
of Bethlehem stock, which was immedi-
ately assigned to Morgan & Co.
Schwab had not told him tina: these Sc
surlties would give him a control of the
Shipbuiiding Company. Morgan & Co. had
received the $'.9D0.001 in stock part of the
purchase price, the stock being assigned
PREFERENTIAL SALE.
Coming to the Harris. Gates &, Co.
agreement, which provided for the sale
of the Morgan and Schwab stock before
all other shipbuilding stock. Mr.. Steele
said that he knew of it at the time hav-
ing seen copy of it and discussed it with
Vi 1dttS N Co., Dut
not with Mr.. Schwab.
Mr.. Steele had previously been Informed
by some party to the agreement The could
not remember whether ii was Sclwab or
RAM that there was an arrangement for
the sale of the Schwab stock first. and
had declined to have the Morgan stock
included. Subsequently Mr.. Gates left
with him copy of the agreement, COW
ering both the Morgan and Schwab stock,
to which Mr.. Steele. after consulting Mr..
Perkins. had informally acceded
Ills firm, he said. was not formal par
ty to the agreement. had not signed it
and had not taken advantage of il. The
S5,etcVce in stock, he said had remained in
the Morgan vaults until sold to Mr..
Schwab. He had not thought of the agree
ment after his conversation with Mr..
Gates until mention was made of it in the
pending suit. The agreement, he thought,
was in the nature of an offer to include
firm so desired. not a hard and fast con-
tract that the stock must be sold first
Charles AieXaEGer OF .A.eXanier e.
Greene. the law firm concerned in the
promotion Of the Shipbuilding Company.
succeeded him. He formally refused TO
produce the cable dispatches. which were
the subject of much dispute last week,
during Mr.. Perkins's examination.
Mr.. untermeyer put long series of
questions about correspondence and pa
pcrs in the case. but Mr.. Alexander de-
the ground that the communications were
uriviieeed II netW.en ,totHey and client
Mr.. Alexander persistently refusing to
TIE existence of the cable
dispatches TO which Mr.. Untermeyer re-
ferrcd.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18

| Patti arrived last night. There were a
rush. craning of necks and various other
methods OF displaying curiosity to get a
| glimpse of the renowned cantatrice she
| walked to the elevator of the Southern
| Hotel. shortly after o'clock. on the arm
| of her young husband, the Baron Roll
| Cederstrom.
Following them was the retinue OF at
the valet. the local manager. II. z Rice,
| and the what not Of the diva's party.
Upon their arrival there was much hustle
at the hotel.
1.-The madame wishes to dine" was the
first order given. and Immediately walters
were scurrying to and fro from the kitch-
en- to the madame's apartments with
loaded trays and steaming tureens.
There was champagne. too. for lately
Patti has developed a whim that she must
have champagne regularly. 1t is her foun-
tain of youth. A quart a day is said to be
the amount she consumes.
After dinner Nine. Patti gave orders
that no visitors were to be received. She
and the Baron, it was stated. were very
tired from the effects of their trip from
Cincinnati and did not care to be dis
turbed.
Nine rooms were reserved for Mde
Patti. her husband. two companions and
the maid and valet. The bridal suite was
refurnished for her exclusive use.
The party arrived in the diva's private
car, "Craig-y-Nos,' named after the
madame's castle in Scotland. In the party
were: Mrs George Baird Of London. mad
ame's friend; Miss Karoline Burmeister,
madame's companion. who has been in
the diva's service thirty-eight years; Miss
Rosa Zamels. violinist; Miss Vera Mar
COLES. pianist; Mr.. Wilfred Verge, tenor;
Claude Cunningham, barytone; Anton
Hegner. cellist: Signor Romualdo Sipio.
conductor: Signor Arthur Morini. the mad
ame's secretary; Julius FRANKIE. represent
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RACING o BOXING on BOWLING o1D BILLIARDS o1D SHOOTING
took the opening number at odds OF 10 to
1. while Elfin King, 12-to-1-chance.
scored In the last race

took the opening number at odds of 10 to
1. while Elm King. 12-to-1-chance.
! scored in the last race.
Lord Melbourne. who won yesterday.
came out again and beat field easily in
the mile and seventy yards. Frank Doss
bid him up from $500 to 1900. but Sidney
Bender retained him. Rasp fell in the last
race, but Wright was only stunned.
First race. seven furlongs. seling-kickuirl,,
bob 107 u.ewisl. % to ]. won; Adirondack. l0i
tBirkenruthl. to y second: lnvictus. le'
Sue johnson. Iiliuune. kio Cnico and Tamm
also ran.
Second race. Futurity course seliins-Han.
sult. ltS kelly. 3 To ). won: Lady Fensc, -
tHiIdebrandD. II to l. thru. Time. I:l2is. La
ocoon Negri,sca. Bassenzo, Caroourn ard Fi1:-
lama Belle also ran.
rnird race. purse. sercn furlonss . Ebony,
10 ,Bu-ns). y 10, won: Neko. ioa !keiiy,. %
tie and Capitol also ran.
Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards sell
ins-l.ord Melbourne. los tolphan.i, TO o.
Won: Silurian io2 l-arson). u ]. second: La
cy Crawford. 100 Booker). to /. third. rim
lA7. Cambaceres. CorSaiette Diderot and Nj
grette also IAN.
Fifth race Futuriiy course. seliins-Eeeves,
lO4 (Foley). 10 /. wen: Fort Wayne. lca Con
brand. 10 10 1, tl.rd. Time. LIE SANITY. At
wood. Coroner Kelly. Ananias and Quattc also
ran -
sixth race seven furlonss selling = Elfir
lo7 q-inton,. to !; second; Oscar Ioiie III g.
Rasp. Idogo Constable and Rinaido also ran.
To-DAY'S INGLESlDE ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
WILL NOT BUILD WATERWoRKs
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of
Duquoin, iii.
REprRILc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Duquoin. ILL.,. Dec. 1.-THE Illinois Su-
preme Court to-day affirmed the decision
of the Perry County Circuit Court in the
case of Samuel G. Parks vs.. The puGuoin
Waterworks Cc-Sany. The decision
lifts from the city an indebtedness of
s1125c0, restraining the Duouoin Water
Works Company, purchasers Of water
bonds or any one else. from collecting.
or attempting to collect. for he installa-
ton of water plant in this city six
years ago.
bankruptcy and makes null and void the
ordinance under which the franchise was
Manted Keith & Co. Of Chicago. The peo-
the decision 81 the Supreme Court. arc
tie bendhQldefa, al EnsteEn capital1ges S
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FRAUD ORDER AGAINST
MAXIM & GAY COMPANY
Turf Correspondents Are Barred
From the Use of the mills by Or
der of POst-Oficc Department.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Maxim & Gay
Company. turf correspondents, were to-
day debarred from the use of the mails
by fraud order. made effective to-day
and issued from the office of the Assist
ant Attorney General of the Post Office
Department.
The firm coming under the ban of the
law has cen. since Thanksgiving Day, OPP
Grating from New Orleans. Its circular
and advertisements are worded in the
most attractive fashion. On Its letter
heads ana advertisements the company
refers TO any banker in New York. New
Orleans. Chicago, Saratoga or WasninS
ION, ard make the most aiillrlnE PROMISES
OF WIRING Tor It's clients large sums of
motley from n small initial investment.
Inc plan ut operation was to agree to
invest a certain sum OF money Tor
cilent. the firm TO pay this al me race
track on horses CT lts own selection, the
nrm to receive IS per cent of The winnings
dis commission.
Ghc elect OF the present order will be
TO conllscate the mail and return 1t to
une senGeis in all cases where sucn a
course possible. ara to brand the Maxim
81 Gay company as fraudulent throus nout
the country.
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Illinois Corporations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,. Dec 17.-sec-etary OF STATE
Rose this morning licensed the incorporation Of
the following concerns:
Flanagan Telephone Company at Flanagan;
capital stock $500: to operate telephone sys-
TEN. IncorporatorsH. L. Mettee j. L. Lime
man. D. Whalsn.
East Carthage Telephone Company. at Car
thage: capital stock s2.1c0: to operate teie-
phone system. In -orporators-O. w. Cutler. G
g. Wright, Saruue! Curry.
Independent order Of Slough Miners. No. 1.
At Kewanee. foT mutual protection. and with
out capital stock. lHcorporators-Edwin Lamb,
Frank Minks. william r. Bates
The Molne-Baiu Company. located at Moline.
certified to an increase in capital stock from
500. Ge1 to si50oG0
The Los Angeles Traction Company certified
to change In the location of its principal Of.
fee from Jacksonville to Chicago.
The Patrons Supply Company. located At Ma
rengo certified to change in name to the Ma
rengo Manufacturing Company and decreased
the number of directors from nine to three
Concerns were licensed under the foreiQn cor,
poration act as follows:
American Milling Company. Camden n n
capital $500 co..: In Illinois. x246, 600
T Interstate Railway Construction Compsuys
Dubuque. Ia: capital. 1000: IN Illinois 81 o0o
Carbonic Dioxide Corporation Detroit Mich n
capital So, 2so.o0o: in Illinois, $45. Co.,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18

Frank Dumont and Claude White were the
winners in the French,prop. tournament games
at the Broadway yesterday. In the afternoon
Dumont defeated Balzheiser, after stub
born match.
Balzheiser played in poor form. His iudg-
ment was not as good as 1t has been on
former occasions.
In the night game Claude White had little
trouble in winning from Arthur Clayton. From
the first shot. White showed superiority. He
captured the first three games in easy FASH
ion.
This afternoon G. NJ. Sheppard and Harry
Hofsmeister Will form the attraction, while
Thomas MCGOWAN and Albert Howe are to
play the night game.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
"H1STURY OF PANAMA"
Three Speeches Made at Meeting
of Current Topics Club.

The monthly meeting of the Current
Topics Club last night at the Planters Ho-
tel was attended by sixty members. nearly
all Of whom entered into the discussion of
the recent action of the United States in
connection with the revolution in Panama.
for the evening. L. D. Goodman spoke on
the question from the viewpoint of COlOm-
bia. r. D. Grier. whose speech was from
the viewpoint of Panama, reviewed the
formation of the Republic. S. b. McPher-
son spoke from the viewpoint of the
United States. A general discussion fol-
lowed the speeches
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18

John NJ. Flesh. Merrill Stems. Charles R.
Judge, 7. H. Radcliffe, Charles A. Nei-
meyer. John ". Warner. G. n. Lorens.
W. E. Becker. W. Palmer Clarkson. W. c.
Brown, E. D. Concannon. c. NJ. Shirley,
George s. Mepham. Gustav J. Meyer, H.
V. Kent. X. ID. Aiellier. William Mellen.
William H. Gregg n. s. Merrill, wilson
H. Rowley. VIII B. Weber. 3. s. Scott,
G. p Drew. C. w. Blow Herman Pock-
els, Edward N. VanHarten, W. A. Mears,
A. A. Ebersen. E. A Thomas, Henry J.
Etoll d A Lee
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
COPIES SOLD AS ORIGINALS.
Paris Picture Dealers Trial Elk.
poses Fraud on Americans.

Paris. Dec. 17.-Many Americans who
visited Paris last year purchased water
colors bearing the names of prominent ar.
lists. but which were not original. ac-
cortling to the testimony brought out at
trial to-day Of picture dealer
NJ. Bureau, a merchant, explained that
the pictufes were purchased from an ar
fist Of the name OF Raynold, and we're
sold principally to Americans. The pic,
fures were copies OF the works Of famous
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
WOMAN GRIEVED TO DEATH
Began to Decline When Son Was
Sent to Prison.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansville, Ind. Dec. 17.-Grief caused
the death of Mrs. Johanna Trimble this
afternoon. Several weeks ago her son,
William Trimble, was found guilty of TAX
ing part in the July riots and sentenced
to the State prison.
Mrs. Trimbie began to pine away after
her son was convicted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
MICHIGAN TO PLAY COLUMBIA.
Game Will Tnkc Place Next Thanks
giving Day Mt New York.

New York. Dec. I7.--At a banquet of the
Alumni of the University of Michigan to-
night it was announced that arrange
ments had been made for a football game
between the University of Michigan and
Columbia University to be played in New
York next Thanksgiving Day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
clearyater WINS Second Game.

William II. Clearwater defeated Grant Ehy
in the second game Of their match at the Mer-
chants Billiard Hall last night. Clearwater
played in great form. gaining 81 points on the
champion. The score nov stands: Eby. 313;
Clearwater. s9e. The players will end the
match by playing block of 200 points to-
| night
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among ball leagues. and to seek recosni-
ton under Glass d of that agreement.
1t was also decided to secure a park in
St. Louis where games could he played
each Sunday and a site will be selected
later. The two st. Louis teams of the
league agreed to alternate in their games.
thus having one contest here each Sunday
of next year.
1t was voted to raise the salaries of
all umpires. so that capable men could be
secured, in addition to two or three the
ton will be conducted on Il different bust
ness basis hereafter. and 1t was an
nounced that last years season proved
profitable.
Winton f: Barker was elected pre- silent
and John Schreebereer of Reilaville vice
president; +. Il. Gum. treasurer. Tommy
Cahill was reelected secretary, being the
only officer
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
BASEBALL LEAGUE MEETS.
Organization AS
xemi!es at LinGeIl Hotel.

At a meeting of the Missouri-Illnois
Baseball League. held last evening in the
Lindel Hotel. it was decided to ask for
protection under the national agreement
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Weather clear: track heavy.
INGLESIDE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco. Dec. 17.-SeIections:
First Race--Soufriere. Joceo. Wstaria.
Second Race-Mountebank. Evander. l . L.
Third Race-Loyal S, Phil Archibald. 1ndi-
an IL
Fourth Race-Royal Rogue. Kenilworth San
Nicholas.
Fifth Race-The Stewardess. Emily Oliver,
HainRult.
Sixth Race-Illowaho The Way. Forest King.
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Brockmexer EIected C.ptaIu.

At the annual meeting of the Christian
Brothers. College football squad at the Chris
tian Brothers, COLLEGE last night Oscar Brock
meyer was elected captain tor the season AZ
1904 70 succeed 3Anies Riordan who 1radu-
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CRESCENT CITY SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New orleans. Dec. l7.-Selections:
First Race - Mountebank. Jim Ferrin. Tall
houot
Second Race-Sadduccee. LovabIe. Khaki.
Third Race-Airiight. Sarah Maxim. Sidney
Sabbath.
Fourth Race-sharp Bird. Van Ness. Lady
Free knight.
FIFTH Race-The Bobby The Wizard. Sid
doris.
sixth aace-Footlisht Favorite Pilgrim Girl.
Mlsanthro2e
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Open to-day. Will receive and transmit
money on all foreign races. Take Subur-
ban cars to Morische'S Grove. 800 Maple
avenue.
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HOENIx LEAGUE.

Puritys 4, Abelns 4.
The following scores were made at the
Phoenix alleys:
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WESTERN r. C. TENplN LEAGUE.


The following scores were made at the West
ern Rowing Club tsnpin alleys:
RARGES
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Turf Exchange.

Turf Exchange.
Trains leave Union Station 1850 1:26, 2.0s
e:12. Washington ave. PES 1874, 2:l4 300
kICKUMBOB AT TWENTY TO ONE,
Long Shots Took Most Of the Purses
mt InRleside In the Mud.
San Francisco. Cal. Dec. I1.-Long-
priced horses were at the front in some of
the races at Ingleside to-day. Kiclsumbob
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BOWLING.
MISSOURI TENpiN LEAGUE.

BRckus z, Uni4uex 4.
The following seures were liaue at the Grand
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08

Mad mestem Gainesville, Tex,
strhIa Sc dne 8. eeryence mrsena
a slsv obyvstelstya Sc staI skutee.
ne zoufaIym. voda, co toto pise-
me. rychle vstoupa tvrdi Sc, be
yeIiky pfival zene Sc cd St. Joe.
Kolem nadrazf a ma hlaynf ulici je
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08

Ma den T. eerycnec odbyvkna
byla Y Des Moines, la, republi.
kknska statni konvenee, niA no.
minovani hyli uAsledujiei Sandi'
dAtii "a guvernfra A. B. Cum
Minis, "a mistoguvernera John
Hsrriott. ga neivyssiho soudoe c.
A. Bishop, "a selexuienIho komi-
safe David |. Palmer, ga statniho
superintendent Il. J. Riggs.
Konvence zahsjena 5yla II. ho.
dine dopoledni a byla iednou 2
ncjvetsich, Iea kdy Y lowe byly cd
byvany. Pla,iorma Sc pfimlouva
za to, ably vse z0stalo phi starem,
ably ma celnim zakonu nebylo mic
meneno. Guverner Cummins v
pfijimacf sve feei kladl ale ma to
d6raz, be sc sveho stsnovisks, po.
kud Sc tyee opravy ella, neustoupil
ami ma krok be Sc pfieini to,
ably jeho idea, TAX zvana "lowska
idea byla pfijata do narodni
platiormy republikanske strany.
z toho lze souditi, ze sc guverner
Cummins pFieini 0 to, ably k pfisti
narodni konvenci ziskal vetsinu
Delegate. Statnf lfstek repnbli
kansky ma ovsem vitezstvi zajiste.
no a demokraticka strana bude
dela,i "fajt' jen tax ma oko, ably
sc nefeklo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08
HroznSjsi nez yaIka.

Ma ostrovech filipinskych ako
v kazde valce vice muzstva podle.
ba posud zradne cholefe jinym
eborobam stfes nez nepfatelskym
zbraoim. Tyto sborohy jsou tedy
yskutku horsim ysech valekj
kazdy rok objevi Sc ! mas zaro'
ven . borkym potasim. Horko
vzbuzuje neobytejnou zizeh, jez
zahaniya SC ledoyymi napoji, ovo
Gem a zmrzlinou. Stfeva nahle
jsouce ochlazena yypovedi sluzbu,
nssIeduje prdiem ! zanet stfev.
Letnf obdobi 81 tim vyzada "a Il.
slice obeii mezi dospelYmi ! detmij
v Case tom Jest nutno zaziyaci
soustavu udrzeti teple Trinero.
YOU Angcllka Hofkou, jedinou to
hofkou pro zaludek, ktera jest
pfiprayena eisteho vina. Kali
SEX tfikrate denne jest jistou
ochranou proti letnim chorobam.
Nastane.li prhjem, nebefte syebo
1totiste X lekhm, ktere nable sto.
lici zastavf a vice VAN ublKf
Obsahujit sazdem pffpade
opium nebo morifn. Trineroys
Angelica Hofka pfivcde zszivaci
1stroji do dplneho pofadku, "a
stavi projem tim, ze upravi stolici
a sesfli ynitfnosti. v lekarnach.
Pflmo zssle vyrabitel, Jos, Triner,
7oo So, Ashland Ave, Chicago,
Ills. Pilsen Station.
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Noyinky liuwood

Nh, konttnh Il 20 tom slav
NOM "dtulali"l v nAsom Linw sod
80 10 krastnt skentilo al na n6ko.
lk malJeh v}ttsnosti, ktcrd se "a
dno pliirohly, eoa So dalo oeeka
vat pti tom yelktm shromasdtni
V obou siuich odbSvany byly Ia
noeni zabavy, ktere zapotaly hned
odpolcdne. u Dotekala deinko'
vala ehvalne znama smytcova ka.
pela pod ffzeuim pana Ludviks
Cerndho u Bartose deehova ka.
pela pod fizenIm pana f. Vesele
ho. Nevime, zdali Wesley mel
smolu a Bartos magnet, snebo
zdali snad oba NELL magnet. avssk
II Bartose bylo po cely cas- jako
kdyz nabije ttyti sklepnici nell
dos,i pilno, by ziznive obslouzili.
Zabsva potrvala al do etyf hodin
Y nedeli rano Bsrtos by Sc pry
nezlobil, kdyby chtel byti etvrt5
eervenec kazdy mesfc.
Pan Bezouska re So. Omahy
manzelkou stravil etvrty eervenec
v Linwood. PAM Bezouskova
jest nevlastni dcerou p. Emericha
Veseieho. ak Sc vyslovili, libi
sc jim znamenite,
Vsecko zde uz name, jenom
jeste zde chybf moderni ceska
svadlens a dobry eesky stavitel.
Donlame, ze ohoum by Sc zde
znamenite dafilo.
Bolestne dotekla Sc mas zpra-
va v minuen cisle up. T." o
imrtf dcery rodien Buresovych,
Milostenky, stare rs a pol roku.
Jest tomu prave rok, co 81. Milo
stenka navstiyla nasi rodinu Y
prdvodu rodiny Ublovy 2 Prague,
kdyz zde ma venkovs dlela navste
YOU. Jelikoz jsme j znali, kdyz
byla jeste male devcatko, mnzeme
Fici. be jsme byli ma jeff navsteVu
hrdymi. Kdo by 81 to byl po
myslil, ze do roka il bude krYti
chladna zeml Tenkrat vesela,
pima zivota a dnes neni i tu vice.
Podobny osud oeekava kazdeho 2
mas. Neeht pfijme rodina Bu.
resoya nasi nejsrdetnejsi soustrast.
Souab.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08

q Ctrnaciileiy Bohumil Prhsai
syn hostnskeho p. Ferdinanda
Prhai Y Z. 46g Petrie ulice Gle.
velsndu Spsdl pfi ebytani ryb do
jezlrka We Forest City parku a
utonul dive nezli Sc mu mohlo
pfispeti ku pomoci. MrtVola uto.
uuleho byla pax brzo vylovena a
pfevzata pohrobniky Stedronskym
a Noskem.
4 " chieagu zemfel nasledkem
smrtelneho zraneni safety krajsn
Jskub Hruby, bydlicf 5 rodinou
syou y Z, GA cap. ~. ul. Hruby
zamestnan byl dFevafskou firmou
Francis Beidler q Co. ma aa.
q Loomis ul. Minulou stfedu phi
nakladanf tszkycb prken byl jed
MIN 2 nich zasaken do hlavy mad
levym OXEN TAX tezce, be mu byla
prorszena lebka. Ubohy muz byl
ambulanenim yozem doprayen do
sveho obydli. Byv pfivezen pied
dom. nemz Sc svojf rodinou
bydIi, mel Hruby jeste tolik SLY,
ze sam 8 vozu seskoeil pravil
ulekane mauzelce; 'Nieeho 81 z
tobo, milA leno, nedelej. To mic
nenii" Pies noe Sc vsak stav
jeho Snsenk zhorsil We etvrtek
po desate hodine ubohy kraian
dotrpel. Jakub Hrnby pocbazeI
q Vlastce ma Pisecku cechach,
odkud Sc pied a3 lety vystehovsl
do Ameriky. Byl otcem til dftek
sice jedne dcery nyni vi proyds.
ne dvou synd. Nalezel ku spoil
ku "Svornost Katolicka' cd Prvni
! Ustfedni Jednoty.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08

piisptvhy ieha hyly otiskoyAny
y mnoha angnckych tasopiseeh,
Ca nalell X ncipIedotlAIm tleoom
kmeun Creek, atkoh lrs, smiscn
Gem, nubot olce irho hyl skuHklm
ohchodnikom a osadnikcm Y IN
diAnsktm itcmt, a ion ma,ka ieho
hyla plnokrevnA tadoska y kmenu
Creckn poscy Sc natodil dnc az
srpna (, 1873 vsdeIani sve aiskal
ma Baoonove univetsite y Museo
gee, |. T., a po dokonteni studii
byl Imenovan experimentation
siro,ei skoly, pogdtiI suporinien'
dentem veiejneho vyueovani pro
kmen Creekn a posledae saulimal
misto feditelo vysoke skoly Y
Eufaule,
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w. +. SEyERA GO.

Dakuji "a ysechnu pffzeh, ktera
mi byla po vsechna ia leta proka
zovana a prosim, ably nam ma
dale byla zschovana. Vynasna-
zime Sc. abychom i byli hodni a
budeme spoienymi silami praco
vati k lomu, abycbom leky svoie
udrzeIi ma vysi dokonalosti jejicb
ku prospechu trpiclch.
w. +. SEVERA.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08

V jssksch tamnich vznikl dne
S. eervence obeh, ktery zpnsobil
skody vice nezli "a pol druheho
miliopu a ieden Gas hrozil zkazou
ceIyeh jatek. Pozarem Iehla celia
hlaynf budova Hsmmondovy jst
kafske spoleenosti ,skoia jest ysak
z vetsi easti pojistens. Diva lide
' pozsru zahynuli iii byli pora.
neni, z niehz jeden tezce. Jen s
yelikym 1silfm zschrznena byls