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The Washington times., 1904-12-17

said he Next morning at o'clock ]
was aW kened By four brawny fellows
with shOtguns. and marched from the
company's shack To the line.
AFTER breakfast OF lineup OF cOf-
fee ar d stale meat. I was told to wash
the dishes l had eaten from. and told
that 1 must work twelve hours a day
in the mine
A box containing a small piece of
cheese ard one slice of bread was given
me for my dinner. At D. m 1 was
started back 10 room with six beds IN
IL, aud two or three men TO "a bed
When 1 asked for soap and towel
was told that / would be allowed to
wash once each Sunday"
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
Urge Reconciliation.
CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates Of the Incorporation Of the
following named enterprises have been
recorded
The American Horse Shoe Grip Com
pany capital stock. $4,000; incorpora-
tors. George +. Haekman. Daniel X.
Jackson, =. $. Key Smith. Robert r. L.
GeuOe II and Earl W Edgarton
The United State Wooden Mills Com
pauy. Limited, capital stock. Sl25.000; in
c1rparatOrs. Frederick G. Greiger
Eugene Schooley and J. l.. Cohencius.
The Syndicate oil and Gas Company +;
capital stock. $4,000. incOrpOratOTs.
Lorenzo @. and Robert G. Warheld. l.
j. Niece Francis NJ. Turner and
Charles T.. Miller
The Union OuthtteTs 10 Men Com
uauy. capital stock S50c10. incorpora-
tors. II. " Sherman, Charles a. Hfau
and O. ~. Price
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
KILLS SWEETHEART
AND THEN HIMSELF
Lover Gave No Warning as
They StrOIled Together.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN STREET
T. B. Richmond Shoots Lima Chris
tianson in MISUNDERSTANDING
Had Been Postponed.

MINNEAPOLIs, Dec. I7.-F =. Rich
mond formerly Of the soWle Grain
Company. shot and killed Miss Lima
Christensen, a dressmaker yesterday
afternoon. on the street. and then killed
himself with the same revolver
He was walking with Miss Christian
son at the time and the tragedy was
without warming The two bodies lay
almost side by side. faces up. on the
sidewalk
Were Talking Earnestly.
The couple were talking earnestly and
W..Iking slowly when Richmond, who
was nearest the curb. drew a revolver
from his overc0at pocket. and making
q despairing gesture with b 8 left hand
thrust the pistol aginst the temple OF
the woman and fired. She fell dead At
his feet and he kneit beside the body
and for moment surveyed his awful
work Then he rose slowly 10 his feet
and placing the revolver against the
right side of his own head. pulled the
trigger and fell dead. his body falling
away from that of the woman.
When Richmond dropped on his knees
and bent over the WOmans body he
seemed 10 be taking note of the wound
ln her temple as n To make sure that Il
was Iatal. before turning the weapon
upon himself
Richmond and Miss Christiaus0n had
been SWeeIhearts Tor some time and
friends understood that they had long
been engaged. Richmond was in Ill
health and the p0stponement OF the mar
rIage IS believed TO have been due 10
that
Richmond was formerly city Clerk
Lydiard' first assistant
Miss ChrisIianson was one OF the
Christiaus0n sisters whose dressmaklng
establishmentwas one OF the best known
IL the Northwest
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
SELECTS
CABINET FOR SPAIN

MADRID. Dec. l6-General AzcarTaga
has succeeded In forming a new minis
try TO succeed the retiring cabinet Of
Senior Maura.
The new cabinet is constituted as fol-
lows.
Marquis Aguilar, minister of foreign
affairs: Senior Ugarto, minister Of JUS
tice; General Nillar. minister OF war;
Senior Viniegra. minister OF marine Sc
nor AudiliO, minister OF the interior:
Senior CastellanO, minister OF finance;
Senior Cardenas. minister Of public in
struction; senior Lacierva, minister of
agriculture.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
ROCKVILLE NEWS ITEMS.

ROCKVILLE Nd, Dec. 17.-Miss
Elizabeth Haney. who has been spend
ing q two months vacation AT the homs
OF her parents Alr and Mrs S B.
Hauey, started on yesterday on her re-
turn trip 10 Mexico. where she is sta
toned as one of the missionaries OF the
Baptist denomination. While home, Miss
Haney spoke IN Washington. Baitlmore<
ana several country chufehes or TINS
State. Her addresses We're more par
ticularly about the Mexicans and their
home life.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Gettings. OF
county Md, where they expect 10 make
their future home.
William W. Russell, United States
minister 10 Colombia. whose home is ia
Rockville. has cabled the. State Depart
ment al Washington that he was Feceiv-
cd IA private audience, on December
By the President, at B0gota, 10 whom
ne presented his credentials.
It is understood that Emory NJ Bog
ley. youngest brother of the late Vowel
taxes for the Fourth district OF this
county, is 20 be appointed 10 MI the va
cancy caused by the death OF the lat
ter AIr BOgley and the agent Of the
bonding company were in consultation
here today, when il was decided 10 ask
the court 10 appoint the former 10 the
vacancy
Clarence c. Harreu and Mrs. Della
NJ. Harrell, came To Rockville yesterday
afternoon from Washington, and after
obtaining "A marriage license. were mar
ried by the Rev. ". +. Locke, OF the
Methodist Church. The parties are re-
lated in the degree Of NTH cousins.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
HAMILTON TRIAL
BEGINS ON MONDAY
Negro Accused Of Causing Death Of
Mistress by Choking
Her.

The trial of the case of the United
States against William Walter Hamil-
ton, negro. Tor the killing of Mary
Elizabeth Butler, sometimes known as
Lyman, win be- commenced before jus
uce Gould, presiding in Criminal Court
No. >, on next Monday morning.
The homicide occurred on june 20 1904
i'm the house in Washington Street. near
Fifth Street northwest, where the ac-
cused and the woman lived as man and
wife.
10 is claimed by the prosecution that
The defendant chol,ed the woman 20
death with his hands and also by means
of IL stock necktic.
the defendant is represented by At
torneys Levi II. David and Robert #.
McNeill
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
Escaped White Slavery
In West Virginia Mines
Story of CrueIly-Guarded by
Armed Men-Twelvc Hours Work Daily
Had Little to Eat

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec I7.-Charles
Honich, of New York city, has arrived
here after what, according to his story.
was thrilling escape over the noun
tains from a coal mine in West Viz
ginia.
He is about 70 demand an irvestiga-
ton by the Federal authorities OF the
hardships nc was forced to undergo.
Honich declares. that guards armed
with shotguns watch over the starved
men. who are fired upon if they make
break for liberty
Il was sent to Cards. W. Va. from
New York BY an employment agency. ="
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
LAURA BIGGAR BENNETT
LOSES FIGHT OVER FEES
Court Refuses to Reopen Judgments
for $500 Held by Former
Attorneys.

PITTSRURG, Pa, Dee. l7.-Mrs. Laura
Biggar Bennett has lost her first contest
in the effort 10 have the judgments held
against her by Aaron L. Johnston and
Frank =. McDCrmOtt. Of New Jersey,
opened so that she could put in de-
Tense.
These arc the $500 judgments which
the New Jersey lawyers had her con-
TESS 10 them as their fees for defending
her in the criminal suits which followed
her efforts 10 establish hc- claims as the
widow Of II. n Bennett Judge Ken
nedy has issued notice that he would
refuse the application
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
MORTUARY HON0RS
PAID "O0M PAU"
Military Salute Fired Over
Body.
BY ORDER OF KING EDWARD
Escorted to the Grave by British Con-
staoulary-Kruger's Testa-
ment Read.

PRETORIA, Dec. 17.-Amid the salutes
of British artillery. fired by King Ed
wards special order. 10 the music of the
Dead March through streets ned
with British constabulary which IS viz
tuaily "a military force and followed by
a procession of respectful thousands. the
body of Dom Paul Kruger. the last
president of the Transvaal Republic.
passed 30 its last resting place yesterday
beside the body Of Mrs. Kruger I'm the
Pretoria Cemetery.
An immense number of Kruger's old
followers ana many of his former enc
mics throEged the capital, some of them
coming from great distances TO pay
their last respects 20 the dead. Most
of these i'm the course of the morning
filed past the coffin and afterward gath
cred outside -he Dopper Church. where
Kruger Worshiued, 10 participate in tie
service.
Former Pastor breaches.
The ex-President's preacher. the Rev.
Mr. PosIma. preached the sermon. tax
ing his text from the fourth chapter OF
the second epistle TO Timothy, verse T.
Il have fought a good fight. l have
finished my-course / have kept the
faith
Other B0er clergy made addresses.
Then Cen. Louis Botha read the text of
kruser's political testament as cabled
After reading the document General
Bothu made speech urging his hearers
10 realize krugers Ideal OF the unitica-
uou Of the whites of South Africa into
q great nation.
This he SID, was quite compatible
with loyalty 10 the new flag He added
that he was gratihed 60 see English co..
ouists joining with tne Dutch i'm paying
the last honors TO South Africa's great
est son.
Urge Reconciliation.
Generals De Wet and SchaIkburger
followed, each making similar plea
for reconciliation and unity.
The burial ceremony in the afternoon
vas extremely simple and pathetic.
Only relatives and a few privileged per
sons were admitted 10 the grave side.
but outside the cemetery there were
dense crowds, waiting In the most or
DERBY manner. There was an entire alb
sence of ritual. only few short prayers
being said ar the grave.
A feature of the whole ceremony was
the perfect absence % friction or ill
feeliug The British government con-
tEbuted 20 this condition b~ causing the
coustabulary To be disarmed for the Oc-
cas.Cn.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

seems mat many years ago Wnen me
first public schools were founded In the
District the scholars attending these
schools had no vacation and had 10
study straight through the holidays with
never a rest except on Christmas day
and New Year day.
Fabled Benefactor.
kind-hearted and astute old director
conceived the idea of letting the schol-
ars have "A holiday between Christmas
and New Year The thought of this OLD
man was not only 10 give the children a
chance 10 recreate but he also had an
idea that If they were free from the re-
slraint OF the school room for "a short
length of time those who were behind in
their studies would feel come compunc-
tion al the trouble and annoyance they
caused their teachers. their parents. and
in fact all i'm any way interested i'm THEN
welfare and on the opening OF school
return With resolution 10 do better and
study hard
Whether the students have lived up
20 the ideas OF the venerable old Gircc-
tor of this tabled origin of the prevail
ing custom may readily be seen by "a
little observance.
The pupils OF Western High School are
devoung all the time they don't pun i'm
studying and I'm anticipating the joys
attendant on their Christmas vacations
in predicting basketball. for the track
events On the coming meet, in drilling
and IN rehearsins for an entertainment
which Viii be given by the pupils OF
the school on Thursday. the closing day
of the sChCl 10 celebrate their freedom
Al meeting or the ruaHcrs latels- j.
was decided 10 elect MCTee captain OF
the track team. as al agreed 10 ,nIs
proposition, uc was IuIluB4lh rle--eu
II is thought by al thaJ Morse VIII
make 2 good captain rs ll mas demon
5tfated that hc can run traE4 uL tFe
foOt bail field, and il is thought he w. III
make good In bis present capacity. 'tEe
leFutees OF basketball mad "a Iae-il.5
tot Ions ago, and church, the valiant
football captain. was elected 10 t.l- a. 10
taiucy Of The team
church win begin To uut the bows
through fheir PAGES as soCn ls they re-
turn from their holidays and while i'll
cannot be said with any accuracy that
me team VIII De ca strong Inc. au seem
90 think Jhat il there Is enough material
church viii make IL stl.er-
The company is working harG ANA tLe
by-Tord seems 10 De- ''W.n. Saarae,
left tackle of last years f1otbaI team,
last night entertained the member 90
This years eleven ar box party So tiIri
New National Th-ater. The boys all
seemed To enjoy the play az Gatlg
Goose. and 1T cdd moments e.lueassd
their admiration ana pleasure iu long
and loud school yeil5.
u To set E4aIIl5d-
". Huntzbzrsor. a teacher Of nath-.
emaucs al Western Wiu .eaye for his.
home ln Lebanon, Pa. on Ihursd1V next
20 be- married After the holidays AIr
t4uutzb-reer win return 10 his igffes
~ D''''-''-- MI" liii " -iL '"lls
~----'
ON Tuesday the Western girls viii
meet tAe Tech girls in 20 basketball game
ANA as Blll have very g5oE teams 3
battle royal i- promised
Eastern Is .aw resting ON her laurtlS
and PLANNING ways and means by which
I5epTl-- pastor 81 ST. Marks. deIly-
cred 30 lecture ta Tile pupils 0a school
life Ils Measures ana s8rrIs-s and
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
ALL ANTICIPATE
The HOLIDAYS
High School Pupils Think
Only OF Vacation.
SPORTS NOW AT LOW EBB
Plans for Next Year in Athletics and
Military Drill-Gossip Of the
Building.

Among the students of The high
schools all is calm. but il is not the calm
that eudures be not deluded; il is only
the calm before the storm. The nerves
OF all, or nearly all, the students of the
local high schools are keyed up TO the
highest pitch and while they are making
no demonstration as yet it is no sign
that they are not glad the holidays are
coming and are only waiting for the
last day of school 70 show just how
much they think OF their vacation.
The holidays will last over New Year
and thereby hangs "a tale; as this is only
sort of tradition no one has been found
as yet who would vouch for its accu-
racy though it might interest "a few. 1t
seems that many years ago when the
first public schools were founded IN the
District the scholars attending these
schools had no vacation and had 10
study straight through the holidays with
never rest except on Christmas day
ard New Year daV.
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VaIa RuSka 5 SaDOnsksn.

2sfear seiisesjf etsi,at 4 Potl
AriAs,E - Ip,dpo sca .Sfesrsla
. tifrS ks6dE - Ussdsi
Amuitdsa . atddbpsefh Per-
dtihhrH - H,dianoF kotaka q
'paSerfsss. : Ssaf,esa saess
jkf Jfsdy ketfmi ssAabsss.
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Odstrasujiei pfiklad obecenstvu.

PAM A. Bergmanova v chicagu
otrayils Sc karbolkou pro nezho.
jitelnou vnitfni nemoc. Celia fada
bslsamn, syrob1 jinych patent
nfch "lekn' piIulek ubohe PAM
nepomohly. Nenf divu, ponsvsdz
pstentnf"I f"Ieky'obsshuji ponejVice
jedy: morfum a chloroform, ktere
nemocnemu sice ma okamzik uleyi,
ale po case Sc elovek pozvolna
otravuje. Vsrujeme tudz pied
tskoyymi "leky' podvodpymi re
klsmami vychvalovangmi "a.
lmu ylastniho zdravf define pied.
most leku pfirodnfmu, kterym jest
Simanoyskeho Bfezohorske The,
a nikdy nebudeme nezhoiitelnou
nemoci 1ohnani k sebevrszde.
Cena bslfeku $500, postou 81. 40
pffmo zasils: X. f. Simanovsky,
654 Scott ST., Milwaukee, Wis. II
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Z wssAiastosp.

V ntkolika budoucieh tydnecb
rosdAno bude vIadou domoyin
pro 1900 rodin, Ntktere q
techto budou prodAvAny dratbou
.omu, kdo nejyiee "a ne nsbidne.
q Iine op6t a slice vetsina mich,
stAti bude 81 skr v celku nbnasi
reservace pro domoviny ureent na
diva miIiony akrd a siee naleza sc
AGO, 600 akr0 v Minnesota v reser
vaci Red Lake a 3s7, 600 skr6 v
Jitni Dakote ma rcservaci Rose.
bud. SS, 900 akrn Y Sew. Dskote
IA reservaci Devils Lake, rs. 900
akr0 v Montana ma reseSvsci Grow
$1,000 ' Oregonu ns rcservsci
Grand Roude.
Vetsina tech pozemk6 urtenych
pro domoviny jest dobra cens
vzhledem \ tomu jest maia.
Pozemky v Red Lake budou
prodsvany drszbon 40. teryns
potinaje a peimensi nsbidka bude
obpsseti So "a akr Pozemky y
Rosebud, jak jiz jsme oznamili,
budou rozdelovany loterif. Zapi.
soyani poene S. eervcnce a potrya
do 23., nsGez Sc cisla dana zapi.
soyanym ylozf do bubnu a die
tobo y jakem poFadku budou cisla
vytahovans, budou moci uchazeei
0 domoviny tyto sobe vybfrsti.
Pozemky Rosebud must pFinesti
81 "a akr q jen to co zbude, bude
prodayano levneji, aysak ma zbyt
Ky neni zadns nadeje.
Jakmile bnde reservace Crow
vymeFens, bnde prodzyana loteriij
to bude WAX yyzadoyati jeste ns
kolik mesfc6. Pozemky v Devils
Lake budou take ?rodayany po-
mocf ioterie.
Ku prodeji pozemkn Oregonu
v Grsnde Roude feservsce pouzije
Sc drszby a neimeae co mdze kdo
ssb'dboai; JEST 81 ~ skr.
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B. Sian. Vray do NsbraSky.

Slovu,ny iento eestovatel eeskj
piednaseti bude sobotu dne IS.
eervna Milligsn, v nedeli dne
f9. eervns veeer v Sokolovnt '
omaze y pondslf dne 30. serYna
veeer sini p. Laitnera y South
Omaze.
= krajany nase potesi zajistt
zprava, be vehlasny eesky cesto.
vstel, p. l.. Stanislav Vraz, ma
vstiyi tez zirnou Nebraska, ably
zde uspofadsl nekolik zajimavych
pfednasek. Pan Vraz pfednasel
iiz eeinych Seskych ossdach a
to 1specbem skvelym. Obsah
ptednasek jeho jest nanejvys pou-
tavy, nebor slovutny badatel ee-
sky seznsn,uje posluchace sve s
podivuhodnymi zememi dalekeho
vychodu, zeimeoa Sc zaponskem,
Koreji, Severnf cfnou, Mandzur-
skem Sibiff, jez n4sledkem val
Ky rusko zaponske vsbf k sobe
pozornost celeho sveta. Pan
Vraz po poslednim povstani Elm
skych boxer1 professional a pro-
zkoumal ony krsje a seznamil Sc
osobne tamnini pomery tfeba
Sc pfednaska jeho nebude tykat
popisu valky same, bpde zajiste
nanejv}s zajfmavou tim, ze poslu-
chaci budou NIT pfilezitost slyset
z 6st bedliveho pozoroyatele sku
tecne pfitiny, jez k valce vedly,
spravnY popis onech krajin a
videt ty nejpozoruhodneIsi sceny,
jez kontinach tech pozornost
Eyropsna neb Americana upou.
tail Vrazovy pFednasky, tfebs
ze isou nauejvys vzdslavsci. mali
vzdy tel ncobytejne zsjimsvy
smer Vehlssny krajan mas ne
obmezuje Sc v mich toliko ma
suchopsfne, vedecke iiceni nebo
ma pfesna ststisticka data, ale lftf
yse tax, jsk to jest kazdemu nej
pfistupnejsf, pochopitelnym, ci-
stym a jasnym slohem. Poutna
stranka kszde pfednssky je uci.
nena zajfmavou lfcenfm mrav1,
zyyk6 a choutek zvlzstnfho lidu,
ktery obyva popisovane kontiny
A TAX vrazovy pfednasky, vzder
sye skutetne vedecke, zemepisne
pfirodopisne Gene, jsou vzdy
tel rozhodnym pozitkem pro kaz
deho, zejmens pax pro danny.
Cestovatel lfGf v mich syym zna.
menitym zpdsobem poutave sse,
co nejvfce zajfma-rodinne a spo.
letenske zvyky lidu prozkouma-
nych koncinach a zsVadi sve po-
sluehaee do krsi1 tech fadou
krzsngch syetelnych obrszd.
Mezi vice nez I5o obrazy, kite.
rYmi budou provazeny pfednasky
vrazoyy, je jich mnobo, ktere
diyaka nsplpi dzssem. Nadherne,
Y pfirodnich baryach ziskane
sceny Z Koreje, zaponsks, Mand-
zursks budou zsjiste zsjimat ksz-
deho. Obrszy ty byly vetsipou
ziskany p. Vrazem samotnym a
jsou jedingmi toho druhu.
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zbohstl ze Iertu.

Proti silene honbe "a bobst-
styim Fetnil fecky mudrc Thsles
We yelikem shromazdenf lidn. -
Zbohs:!y obsss jsdsu v;s. po-
hrdIive podotknul, ze sc podobs
K li5ee, ktera nemobouc dosab-
noui broznn. pravils, 10 jsou NY.
sele. Tbsles, ably dokzzsI, ze to.
mu tax nenf, dsl Sc do obchodu a
venogsl Sc mu eelou silou sveho
velikeho vzdelanlj netrvslo to ami
rok a pfedtiI bohststyim vscchny.
kteff tom obebode byli celg hi
yot "Msl jsem jednobo pomoc.
niks," prsyil, "a tim byl zdrsyg
zsludek. " Zdravy zsludek jest
pryni podmfnkou dspeehu z;yot.
piho a jedingm pfostfedkem bodi.
elm Sc pro kazdy zaludek Jest
Trinerovo Leeiye HoFke Vino.
Ono udrzf celou zszfvsci soustayu
zdrsyou a silnon, udrzi krey ei.
stou bohstou, mysl jasnon a
bystrou, zkratka utini eloyeka
schopnYm kazde praee, telesne ]
dusevnL Necht jest vsse zdrsyi
sebe peyneIsfm, ndrzte 81 je tfmio
znsmeuitym leeivgm yfnem. Ono
dz sflu nerv1m, ono Yam da pa
ifienou silu zaEiysci. Neberte H.
nych lekd ma eisteni krve, protoze
Trinerovo Leeive Hofke Vino jest
jedinym pfirodnfm lekem, jenz Wy
eistf krev zcela pffroxenym zpdso-
bem. vIekarnach. Jos. Triner,
799 S. Ashland Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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Ct. odbSratelim v South Omaze

Pan Josef Sterba, {. aoI4 @ ul.,
pfeyzsl ochoty jednatelstvf ''Po-
kroku Zzpadu' a CT. krsjane mobou
Sc ma nej We vsech zzlezitostech
listu tohoto Sc tyksjfcfch dove
rou obrztiti. Doporutujeme vfele
p. Sterbu pfizni nasich krajandl
v 1cte vyd. "Pok. Zap"
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Csreviee sa plovouei tyrso q yjerd
do plis,avu jimi ehrAntn. Co 80
tyee po,ravin, tech isou sAsoby ma
pol roku Y peynosti. "
ak admiral Togo oEnamuje,
znitena byla ruskA deloviee Giliak
pfi odsirsnoyani ssponsk ych min
Piled ds,im piis,avu port arthur.
sktho. Delovice pit teto praci
nafaziia na jednu ze skrytych min
byla v kra,ke chvili potopens.
v pondeli veser pFincslo pod /.
mofske Iano uerarueenou zprAvu,
1e Y sobotu ruske lodstvo vyrarilo
q pfistavu Y Port Arthur ma Ia
ponske lodstso, kterft bylo na
tskovy dtok dplne nepFipraveno a
nssledkem toho etyry zaponske
lodi byly pry phi d,oku tom poto.
peny Zpraye IL nelze pfikladati
mnobo viry, pokud nebude 1Fsdne
potyrkena.
Armada zsponskeho generala
kurokibo patrne Sc neeitf jestG
dosti sIlnou k Gtoku na srmadu
kuropatkinovu a proto k 1toku
ma ruske posice Il Liaojangu do
sud nedoslo. Kuropatkin take
neciti Sc asi dosti silnym, ably mohl
2 obrany pfejiti k ltoku a tax
mezi obema armadami strhuji Sc
len male potyeky a saryatky, 2
nichz nejvetsi byla ona II Wsgen.
futu, kde Zsponci ztratili 400
mrtyych. Rusoye stFetli Sc tam s
zsponskym oddeIenim a zahajili
psibu ma mel rama =. hod. Byl
TO jen maly hloutek zyedd, ktefi
znepokojovali zaponcs jiz po al
dnf Y techto mfsteeh tito Sc ho-
toyili, be ruske to oddelenf 1plnk
zniti Zatfm WAX blizil Sc gene
ral Ssmsonov k Wsgenfucu Sc sill.
nym oddelenfm kozakn a ma jeho
powell ruske skadrony hnaly Sc
lako pffvai ne nepli.ele. Yozfyya
jice VIE, co jim cestu pfislo.
Utok ten podporovsIy ruske ba.
terie.
Ctyua sesta setnina osmkho
plukn sibffskgcb kozAkn poprve Y
Gtoku ma zsponskou jlzdu ponzila
svyeh kopf dtotila ma nepfi,ele .
obou bokd v nGkoliks minutach
1plue znitiIa eelou sksdronu Ia.
ponske jfzdy. v mnohgch pffps-
dech byli zsponsb jezdci kopfm
kozskd probnani veskrz a jestt
knh byI kopim poraneu. Nsktcre
kopi nemoblo byt . tela probod.
nntebo vytazeno.
Zsponska peehots, titsJfcf 4
prspory po 900 mulch kszde
setnine q 8 skadron jfzdy, Sc po.
kusila postoupiti, ale mske bsterie
zsbajiIy ma ne palbu a costa, kudy
Sc nepfatele brsli, byla "a kratko
pokryta tmsyymi skvrnsmi a Ia.
ponci museIi ustoupiti.
Kozaei konali diyy udstnostL
Jeden z kozakn, jenz ztrstil kopf,
vytrhl zsponskemu d1stojnfku
Ssvli ruky nsekl mu nj hlavu.
Kozaei setrsli boty padlyeh In.
poncn nayesilije ma sye pfky
jsko vaIeenou trofej Pozdeji do
stayila Sc ZAponcdm znstns po.
moe kozaci ustoupiii
U Lungwsngmiso narsziIo pet
setnin pschoty . bsterie jfzdnfbo
delostfelectya zsponskebo ns Ru.
~ po krztke ssryatce tito rstou.
pill k Tallissu.
Gen. Kuropatkin yyslsl mensi
oddiI vojska ma oblldku smerem k
Port Arthur, ably tento oddn sto.
poval pohyby nepfftele a po PIT
pade, ably ztszoysl mu postup.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-06-08
Kssir q dIyadeinf crincezna.

Az do nedavna byl II. +. Hasi
jednim pfednfch dfednfk6 Com.
Exchange bsnky Chicago, ala
milostny pomer ktery zsvazsl I
jistou frsncouzskou hereekou he
staI nejcn postaveni banky, ale
bude no stzti syobodu. Haas,
ably mohl yyhoyeti choutkam here.
tky, zproneytfiI tI7,4oo a kdyz
Sc nahodou pTiSlo ns nekolik cby,
bitek jeho knibaeh, zmizcl "a.
jel 81 do slupntbo Mexiks. Here
tks, ktera pfivedla Haase k temto
koncdm, nszyya Sc Mile de Leon
a take il Haas do jiste mfry pod
yedl, oebot Sc vydavsI "a syobod
ptbo a slibovsl i shstek. Haas
byl dan pod zaruku fro, 900 a
q banks ztrati pouze 81, Tai
ng March no nslezl Mexiku a
bezpochyby, be no pfiyede zptt
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ma sklsde Z. ]. Steidla Crete.