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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
A NEGRO ELECTROCUTED.
II Was Necessary to Give Him
Six Contacts.

Suburn. N. y. Dec. 2s.--Frank white.
n negro. was put 10 death in tho electric
chair at the state prison here today for
the murder OF George Glare, farmer OF
Serbia, by shooting. Six contacts. each
Of lao volts ~ amperes, were applied
before White was pronounced dead Az
ter the fourth contact strange gurgling
In his throat made the physicians step
back and Mortified the spectators. The
contact was quickly repeated but still
the stethoscope recorded cardiac action
and two more contacts were given. Dur
ing the second contact the head cleo
trodes flashed brilliantly and there was
an odor OF burning hair. The executioner
SAID II was the sponge beneath the cleo
trode. He adjusted It more tightly before
the next shock. Among those who made
test with the stethoscope was DR. u, Il.
Stein OF Buffalo and he reported that
the heart had not ceased to beat. When
he had resumed his seat In the front row
and the fifth contact was turned on,
DR.. Stein suddenly pitch forward and fell
to the floor In swoon.
State Electrician Davis, In charge of
the execution. explained the gurgling in
Whites throat by saying that he held
his breath for n few moments after the
first contact, and Il was simply the air
escaping from his lungs. He declared that
White was practically dead after the first
contact
White was about e years OF age. He
had worked for Clare nd murdered him
for his money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Matters Very Bad In San DOMINGO

+ Washington,e Dec. 2s.--with three
revolutions raging on the island the
FORCES Of Jaminez within four hours Of
san Domingo City, and excitement
prevailing. Minister Powell thinks the
situation demands the presence of an
additional warship and In n cable.
gram dated yesterday, appeals TO the
state department for aid. In anticIpa-
Ton OF the crisis, which appears to
nave arrived, the state department had
Already taken steps to send another
warship TO San Domingo, and at its
request secy, Moody yesterday cabled
Rear Admiral Lamberton. commandina
the south Atlantic squadron. now M
trinidad, to despatch one of his vessels
TO San Domingo at full speed TO assist
the gunboat Newport in protecting
American and other interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Japanese Emergency Order.

Toxic, Dec. 29.--An emergency ordfn-
ance promulgated last night invests
the government with practically UNI
limited credit for the purpose OF mill
tafy defense, Three other ordinances
were issued relating first to the Seoul
Fusan railway, which Is brought closer
under official control: second, to the
revision of the organization Of the i'm
perial military headquarters In war
times; third, to the creation of war
council In war time. These ordinances,
1t Is considered. completely provide for
all emergencies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
UTAH FOR FUNSTON.
What Bishop Tuttle Desires Since the
Death Of Bishop Leonard.

Before Bishop futile returned east
ne expressed wish to hand over
western Colorado to Bishop olmstead
OF Denver, eastern Nevada to the Blsh.
op OF Sacramento. western Wyoming
to the Bishop Of that state, and Utah
to Bishop Funston of Boise. until the
House Of Bishops could elect Bishop
i@onards successor. But while these
perelates had no objection to attending
to the ecclesiastical feature, M ths
missions administration, they obiecteS
decidedly to taking part In the busins.
END or It, so that Bishop Tuttle is And
ing Is necessary to shoulder the whole
business himself, In 4 addition TO his
other and very onerous duties as Blshop
op OF Missouri. 'o'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Special Cabinet Meeting Called.

Washington. Dec. pa meeting of
the cabinet, the first held during the
holiday recess, has been called for Fri
day for the purpose OF considering some
departmental matters which the presi-
dent desires to take up with his adj
visers. Assurance Is given that moth
Ing OF serious import has arisen which
has rendered the meeting necessary. II
Is understood that the president Indi-
Gated 10 the members OF the cabinet
several days ago that he wanted them
TO meet him today.
IL is not unlikely that the Kishineff
situation may be considered, although
no information ia obtainable at the
White House which indicates that the
question Is to be considered at the meet
>1g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NATIONAL GUARD
Is COMING HOME.

A troop Of the National Guard
was released from service In the
Held yesterday, and returned
home on No. 8 last night. The
signal corps is released today,
and returns tonight, on the same
train. General Cannon writes
Adjutant General Burton today,
that 1t looks as though the re-
mainder Of the state troops
could be released at the last of
this week, or during the first of
next week.
Lieut.. Il. v. Smith, commanding
the troop, says his command is
In fine condition and capable Of
doing better work than ever. He
does not believe that there viii
be any real trouble with the
eyicted strikers, as they are too
much afraid Of the soldiers to
create any rumpus. The boys
are glad to get back home, al
though while In the field they
learned a great deal OF the life
of a soldier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
PRESIDENT INTERESTED
IN KISHINEFf JEWS

Washington. Dec. 2s.--At tho in.
stance of President Roosevelt who
has interested himself in the reports
from abroad of massaores and con.
templated massaores OF Jews in Kishl-
neff, the state department Is making
active inquiry through its diplomatic
and consular officers with the view to
ascertaining the exact situation as AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
FOR BENEFIT OF STRIKERS
Mo drando Puts On Special Rate for
Shipping Them Out

The Rio Grande Western has an.
nounced a special rate from Carbon
county points east and west at the
solicitation of the Utah Fuel company.
The object is to rid the country Of m.
allen element which has been respon.
slple Tor the strike. The rate has to
date been successful and the oonse.
quence Is that number Of men have
bought tickets and have left the state
Inc various passenger men have been
inaking nay among the strikers 10 the
" ,une Vl ciose upon 100 through tickets
10 i'aiy ana other European countries,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Loree viii be Elected,

New York Dec. "a meeting Of the
directors OF the Rock Island railroad, at
which l.. F. poree, late president Of the
Baltimore & Ohio. will be elected presi-
dent, will be held this afternoon balti-
more Il Ohio directors will also meet to-
day and while no offlclal statement has
been made II Is Understood that First
Vice President Murray will be elected
president OF that road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Challenges the Winner.

Milwaukee. Wis, Dec. 2s.--Charles
Neary OF this city, challenges the win
ner Of the corbett-Hanlon bout to-
night. The following telegram was to-
day sent to Referee Carney to be read
at the ringside:
Charles Neary Of Milwaukee, chal-
lenges the winner. 1870 pounds at q
o'clock. Forfeit $500 is posted with Mil
waukee Journal--W. w. Rowland.
sporting editor"
Neary defeated Kid Broad and fought
n draw with Jack Mcclellan within the
past four weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Collision In the Pennsylvania.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Dec. 29.---Limited
train No. 8, wcstbound on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, was partially wrecked
today In a rear-end collision with a
freight train near Larwill, west Of here.
Baggageman Raifsnider was killed. En-
gineer Herbert, OF the limited, was
pinned under the wreclsage OF his en-
CINE and badly injured. The firemen
and barber also were injured. None Of
the passengers was hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
GRANDMOTHER
WANTS THE BABY.

Chief Of Police Lynch this af-
ternoon received the following
telegram from Desloge. Mo-:
Send Maud's baby here to me.
! have written Mrs, stickney.
(Signed.)
MRS. ELIZA NORRIS"
Mrs. Morris is the mother of
Mrs. Rose. the murdered woman,
and is evidently DESTROYS OF get
ting her hapless little grandchild
where she will be able TO rear It :
Alright
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
L1GHTFINaERED LIZZIE.
Colored Maiden Charged With Reliev.
ing Mr.. Johnson Of $40.

Lizzie Smith, colored girl Of 20,
was gathered In by the police last
night, on the charge OF relieving a
party by the name OF Johnson Of $40
The latter was accosted ON West Tenn
pie street recently by Lizzie, who made
herself agreeable. and after walking
with Johnson some distance. suddenly
was not. Presently the man discov.
cred that the $40 that was In his pockets
was not also, and he complained 20 the
police. Tne latter straightway went I'm
hot pursuit, ana took Lizzie in She Is
Denver importation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Lepers Near Lincoln. ,Nch.

omaha' Dec. ga special 10 the
World-Herald from Lincoln says:
Residents near Ninth ana n st,eo,a
today reported to Health officer Rhode
that 20 Russians living In the yicinitv
have leprosy The alleged lepers re-.
turned from the beet fields a week aro
The informant reported that n physi-
clan had tried to rent several rooms
for a sanitarium In which to cure the
lepers, The Russians have been doing
washing In families in the city. Ths
authorities are investigating the mat.
ter The Russians do not speak Eng
lish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Death Sentences Confirmed.

Manila, Dec. 2s.--The supreme court
has confirmed the sentence OF death
imposed upon four natives who butch
ered' three marines In September, 1907.
Maj. Noble, who has had considerable
experience In connection with tho gov
eminent OF the Philippines, Will remain
here as aid 10 Act-Gov. Wright.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Mrs. Rogers Must Hang.

Bennington. VT. Dec. 2e..-Mrs. Mary
A. Rogers. convicted OF the murder OF
her husband, Marcus II. Rogers, was
sentenced today 20 be hanged the first
Friday in February, 1905 Leon Per-
ham, the self-confessed accomplish of
Mrs. Rogers, was sentenced to life i'm
prfsonment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
American Arrested in Vienna,

berlin, Dec. 2e.--Mark Palzer. an Amer.
ican ms been arrested at Vienna, ac-
COO on the Darmstadt Bank Of Commerce
ana INDUSTRY, which he cashed In Paris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Atty. J. NJ. Glover Released.

Cripple Cresk. Colo, Dec. a-Ex- Con.
gressinan, John M. Glover, who MAS
wounded IN the arm and afterwards plac-
90 W Inil by the military yesterday, was
deckberg' HIS wound IL not a serious one,
no' bones being broken. Os'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
Jeremiah Allen Dead.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. 2s.--JeremIah Al
len. widely known In Insurance. circles,
and n member OF various scientific and
historical societies, died today aged 70
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
HOLD BABY ROSE"

Lynchlng was talked OF about town
last night, but there was no evidence
or any movement In that direction. The
following telegram was received last
night at police headquarters from Bon
he Terre, Mo-.
Chief OF Detectives. Salt Lake CITY.
Hold Rose child until you hear from its
grandmother. Pearl Poston."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
A GREAT HISTORIC EVENT.
First Roman Catholic Cathedral That
Has Stood In Metropolitan Sec,
ton Since Reformation.
IT WAS BEGUN EIGHT YEARS AGO
Was Projected by Cardinal Wiseman
And Planned by Cardinal
Manning,

London, Dec. 2s-rhe Most Rev.
Francis Bourne, Roman Catholic arch
bishop Of Westminster. was enthroned
In the new cathedral OF Westminster
today with the impressive ceremony IN
cldental to such occasions. The vast
building was filled to It's capacity by
ecclesiastics and layInen Of the Roman
Catholic church, the robes of the Of
fciatlng clergy and the varied garbs of
the numerous religious orders forming
conspicuous contrast with the brick
walls and bore looking unfinished edi-
flee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29

The cathedral of Westminster, con-
secrated today, is the first Roman
Catholic cathedral that has stood in
the metropolitan section OF England
since the Reformation. The building
was begun only eight years ago, though
II was projected by Cardinal Wiseman
twho died In 1860 and was planned
by Cardinal Manning In 1865 II Is sit
uated half a mile west Of Westminster
abbey and Ia magnificent structure OF
the Byzantine style, with great cam
panllle of red brick. banded with Port
land stone, standing 800 feet high and
crowned with metal-covered dome,
surmounted by double cross OF bronze.
The extreme length OF the new ca
thedral outside 10 $50 feet; width, 1856
feet; height of nave, III feet, and COW
ers an area of about $4,000 square feet.
The general view OF the inner walls
Is still one OF bare, rough brick.
The scheme Is to cover the whole Of
the lower walls and the piers to the
height OF about 40 feet with marble.
All the upper part and the vaults and
concrete domes will be decorated with
masonic work illustrating the history
OF the church
The total subscription before the lay
Ing o. the foundation stone was over
$260000. Since then there have been
many large individual benefactions and
the total expenditure on the entire edi-
flee up to the end OF October was Just
over a million dollars. The cathedral
stands clear OF debt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29
WIFE GAVE HIM MONEY.

Rose could not give an accurate ac-
count Of where he went and what he
did up to the time OF his surrender. He
said he wandered about and drank
good deal.
MY wife gave me S. on Christmas
morning" he said "and when that was
gone | sold my clothes on Commercial
street for 81 and these | have on"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29

Ths Great Psrcentaas q the Prospsr.
Gus Farmers, Ranchsrs. stookmsn
Of tho West See No Other Paper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29

Monday, Tuesday, Wsdns sdsy, ere
Coed Days 20 Advertise In the Want
Columns Of tho News" Other Good
Days are Thursday, Frit.ay. Saturday.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-05-20

Tabor Nebraska, Z. 4771M.w.A.

Tabor Nebraska, q. 4771M.W.A.
odbyya dnes, We stFcdu 40. kvetns,
prayidelnou schnzi svou sini p.
Hroeha; jest zadoucno, by kazdy
soused do schnze te Sc dostavil,
bude Sc jednati o velmi dnlezite
zalezitosti. Bude tez uvaden novy
eekanec.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-05-20

haEe,i 20 koln6, Mayor Mulvihill,
aby dav roschnal, povolal hssitc
a Il pueaIi do lidn stlIkati a sAhy
day se rosu,ikal. Joden 40 sktbn
pomAhal drleti hasitnm hadiei a
Y tom no vticny kAmen sasahnul
tax ptudee, 10 klosnul ma gem
basvedomL
V Chicagn stAvkosalo do sobo.
~ asi 40, 600 delnika prAdelnaeh
a r0znyeh jinyeh savodeeh V
pondeli tato armada stAvkujicieh
sc rosmnoyiIa o 700 pokatn, "a.
m6stnanyeh ' kohlsaatoye pokar
nd, o 500 pomoenikh koyafskyoh,
o 400 kovaf0, ktofi vysli ma
sympatickou stavku, o i5o ga
mtstnane0 plynarnach o raoo
strojnikd, vozk0 a jinych zamast'
nancn, ktefi donueeni byli k do
broyolne stavce nasledkem stavky
Iinych fomesel.
Majitele pradclen Sc kasali, Be
Y pondeli otevrou sve pradelny
nrunioyymi zamestnanci,ale patrni
uemohli nalezti zadne skeby q
proto toho zanechali.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-05-20
Loze Jan Hus, .. S. X. .ofP.

We etvrtek, dne 2S. kvetna,
usnesla Sc loze odbyvati schnzi
zabsvnou. Program, k nemuz Gle.
move tinf pilne pffprayy, sestavati
bude poucnych pfednasek, zpevu
a hudebnfch solovych pfednesn.
Vsichni tlenove jsou zadani, ably
do soukrome zabayy teto Sc do
stayili a s sebou tez Ct. rodiny
sve pfivedli, tax ably Ease iednou
vespolek Sc upffmne pobayili. o
vsechno bude nalezite postarzno.
Rud. Havelka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-05-20

Noye nakrcniky, jez isou move kazde
podrobnosti kazd$ md vzacny DOZEN vylue-
nosti TAX pfeyiadajici We yEech nasich zaso-
bach--.25c. d SOC.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-05-20
Rusko.
W6ath svffecfeA 0dSni - Neyhros-
nIH 6oafe byotiSidovskf . modey-
NTH ao6deh.

YJ6uth sVfecfcA pdSnL - NeiAros-
nSH 6oafe brotiSidovskf . moder.
NTH ao6deh.
RISE bfleho cara stala Sc jiz
svtdkem mnohych barbarskych
tinn, ale ty udaly Sc dobach,
kdy lidstvo Sc nenalezalo ma onom
stupni vzdelanosti ma jakem Sc
naleza nyni, ale barbarstvf jake Sc
udalo y kisineve, meste Sc 400,
obyvateli, 2 nichz jest $4,000 lido,
to must naplniti hnusem kazieho
cloveka.
Pied zidovskymi svatky nalezen
byl syn jednoho bohateho rolnika
ruskeho zavrazden a ma jeho tele
bylo ma sta ran. Protizidovsky
list jeden tyrdil, ze byl chlapec
zavrazden zidy k vnli kfeseanske
kryi, jfz pry pouzivaji zide pfi ma
bozenskych obfadech yelikonoc-
nfch. Vlada poslala sye tsjne
policisty do proyincic a yysetfo-
yanim sc ukazalo, ze byl chlapec
zavrazden pfibuzn9m, ktery Sc
obayal, be bude yeskere jmenf
po roditfch odkazano synovi ma
nsho nebude pamatoyano nitim.
Vzdor tomu nepiestaval list stvati
proti ziddm pronasel nahled, 10
by m1li byt zide yyhnani 2 pro.
vincie a TO vedlo k yypuknuti
boufi.
Petrobradske listy jsou plny
hrdznych podrobnostf, ktere sc
udaly pfi tomto protizidovskem
gzboufeni. Die techto tasopish
bylo ma pouhem ruskem hfbitove
pohfbeno a. povrazdenych lido a
Y nemocnicich lezi posud 81 lido
tezce ranenych. Hrnzy, ktere Sc
dely kysineye, lze tezko peru
vylitit. Jedne zidoyce byl vrazen
do hlavy spieaty k1l zabodnut
do zeme, TAX byla uboha k zemi
pfipevnena. Pozatykano bylo asi
800 nebo tisic osob. Z Odesy byl
poslan do Kysineya vysoky dad
MIX statnf, ably zayedl pokoj po>
fadek. Mestske 1fady pry phi.
hlizely netinnG po cele diva dni,
kdy trvaly nejvetsf boufe protizi.
doyske, ma yrazdeni zidd neucily
pro tyto toho nejmensiho.
Die zpravy uvefejnene 1stfed'
MIN vyborem pro odpomozenI
nouzi trpicich lido, ktefi utekli 2
Kysinsva nebo pfisli o bouffch Q
yeskeren maietek, bylo dokonce
poyrszdeno 70 zihn a nemocni
efeh je posud 33o zranenych lido,
yethinou Zen a deti. Tato zpraya
pochaz' cd lednoho zastnpee Lon
don Standsrdu, jenz pfibyl ~.
dubna do Kysineya.
v jeho zpraye Sc pravi; Y Kysi
neve prohlasen tyl stav oblezenf
v meste je nyni $4,000 vojinn
9ooo je jich v kasarnach 6ooo
vojakn jfzdnych pesich pocho'
DUE stale mestem 8 nasszenym
bodaky nebo yytasenymi savlemi.
pnsky vojind pocbodujicich isou
nabity.
Asi 24oo kramn zidoyskYch,
skladist domn bylo vypleneno a
zpustoseno. V zidovske etvrti
fadil lid nejstrasneji ami jedin}
dom zidovskg neznstal bez pohro-
my
DO Londyna jsou zasylany
zvlastnimi dopisovstely stale jeste
podrobnosti hrdzneho toho W.
buehu yasne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-05-20
CESI v AMERICE.

Ds<AVh A"ssssD" -
s.. =:
Il Minuly patek osme hodine
ranni zranen byl nebezpetne pfi
srazce elektrieke drahy vozem
teskeho pivovaru Atlas krajan Ian
Sindelsf, bydlici p. Jana Blahy
Y {. 4os ZIP. 20. al. Chicagu.
SindeIaf veil vdz nalozeny study 8
pivem po jiznf Halsted ul. prave
kdyz cbtel pfejeti koleie elektricke
drahy, pFibnal Sc elektricky vdz a
sc vi prudkosti narazil ma vdz.
Sindelaf byl vybozen Sc sveho
sedadla a pFelettl y oblouku al pied
konG. Tito byli poplaseni me-
st'astneho vozku poslspali. Mimo
Sindelafe byly poraneny jcste jine
til osoby. SindelaF dopraven byl
policejnf ambulance do sveho bytu
a pFivolany lekaf stulik seznal,
zc tyz ma pferazenou rukn a ze
mimo jine eetne rany Jest zfanen !
ynitfne. Jan sindeIbf jest 2i rok
star ' Americe bylli asi osm let.
4 Polarni cestovstel Antonin
Fiala, tesky Kodak q BrookIyna,
kterY poyede Zieglerovu vypravu
X seyerni totnt, odejcI pfedminule
1tcry odpoledne parnikem kron.
prinz Wilhelm 2 New Yorku, kde
stravil asi diva tydny, ably zde
dokonGil potfebnc pfipravy. CT
lem jeho cesty jest Frondheim y
NoryGzsku, kde otekaya jej lod
"Ameries' ,po kterez pax Sc sVym
mnzstyem nastoupi nebezpeenou
cestu k severn. Fiala ma dmyslu
yyraziti . Frondheimn asi polo
yici mksfce eeryna a sice smerem
k zemi frsntiska Joseia ,kdc ukry.
~ isou zasoby, jez zanecbala tam
ygprava Eyelyna Baldwins, ma
kterez Sc Fials tez podilel. Issoby
tyto budou nalozeny ma lod "Ame
ca, jez pax pojede taxi daleko ma
sever, jak tomu okolnosti doyoli
fiala douia, ze jeho lod zskotyi \
nejseyern6jsim mist6, ma ktere Sc
kdy kterakoliv lod dostalaj tan
bude pfezImovati ma jafe r. 1905
pokusi Sc proniknonli k severn
toknk.
Nv Cleyelandu ldal Sc minulol
stfedu trsgiek9 piipad ' rodin'
krajana Mateje Frite, bydliciho
I. 81 Roy al. Byly III hodinj
rano, kdyz manzelks nest'astneht
krajsna probuzena byla vystfelen
y reyolyeru a hrnzon spatfil;
manzela syebo ma posteli $ pro
sifslengm srdcem revolye
rem v ruee. krajan Fric propn
kttn byl v minulem prosinci
prace v zavode Norcross Bros.
cd ID DOLBY nemohl zadneho ga
mkstnani nalezti. Blda drsla 81
do jeho domscnobti Eric Y po
sledni dob6 tsst6ji fikayal zene,
be sc radsii usmrti, nezii ably ziI
bez prace a byl jinym ma obtiz.
Nadarmo jej manzelka tesfvals
nsdeji ma lepsi easy 5Slety muz
nestfezen6m okamziku 81 zoufal,
4 ceska dfyeina, 2leta Barbors
Benesoyaze.3a6 yych.74.nl. Y New
Yorku, zemFels pfedminule pondelI
veeer Y Presbyterian hospitale ma
strnulost Pied tydnem hrala 81
Bsrbors We dvofe, pfi temz slapls
ma rezovaty hfebik a vraEila 81 jej
do noby. Matka divky sice ranu
dnkladn5 vymyls vyeistila, avsak
vzdor tomu Sc stay nemocne stale
horsil, tskte koneene musela byti
doprsyena do nemocnice. Vzdor
tomu ale ztrnulost pokroeila tou
merou, he kazdA pomoc byla mar
nnn.
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- Hal Marta, els. 10 Kruhu
Dfeyafek, odbyvati bude skvely
pies v Sokoiovne v sobotu, dne
a3. kvstns. Zabavni vybor zahk-
jill iiz pffpravne przce k plesu
tomu. IS
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MA pRoDEIi MA PRoDEJl

Dobfe ylkodavy (Wolf-dogs) z
eisteho plemene, mlsde ] stare, lze
obdrzeti "a ceny LEVINE v Nebraska
City, Neb. Dotazy ceske neb an
gIicke zodpovi ochotne obratem
poEty Tom. Kastner, Nebraska
City, Neb. 4axam
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Muzske nejnovcjsf mody kosile pro nose
NJ Y letc lehke, chadiye paradnf lafky, ,Gplne
blie, prnhoyane, teckovane d yzorkovane, q
nebarveneho a mercerized hedvabf 81. 90,
81 50, 300, %. 50. Zy1astnf ygprodei yzor.
koyych kosii ysech yeIikosH jake vylozeny
jsou vzdpadnim okne SOC.
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zpTayy zamOfsk6.
teehy.
RdssS ysdsdsf KoftdEepJ.

N"hht ge"H"Hf AfttnNeVS'
Praasky konsul Watts saslal
10 Spojen2eh state tento kabelo.
gram;
Praha, IS. kv6tna
Dopis, ,vys,fiaky obdraeL vraeim
sc okamsite parnikem Deutseh.
land do Ameriky. Povim We.
tejnosti ! Aronsonovi, co pravda.
Kocian.
kabelogram tento byl otlsten
We vsech americkych listeeh nyni
s dychtivosti budcme oeekavati
ptijezdu Kocianova, ably Sc oeistil
natknuti, ktere bylo nan vrzeno.
Toto raxne jednani Kocianovo
jest ddkazem, &e 81 neni vedom
zadneho tinu, "a nejz by Sc musel
stydeti.
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Vac. Pfibyl, klerk.
yfbor KubeIlkoyy nadace

konsti bude svoji schdzi y Soko-
lovne v pztek, dne "a. kvetna.
Necht vsichni clenove sboru schn-
re laskaye Sc sdeastni, ably mohls
byti rozvinuta nova einnnost no.
veho vyboru. S. A. Berznek, tai.
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