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The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
BUSIEST PLACE ~ THE WORLD.
Army q >ooJoo0 People Crosses the
0rootiyn BRIGGS Daily

8roosiyn Bridse Daily
Careful and continued counting
shows that approximately 40. O0O per
o Cross the Brooklyn bridge and
pass the Pulitzer building each day.
II these people were to stand side
By side the line would stretch from
New York to Schenectady.
Standing one on top of the other
they would extend 4s1 miles into
space
But as the atmosphere goes up for
q matter of Only 200 miles. they would
have 10 lie on the ground. ones head
touching another's feet. and then the
string Of humanity would reacA-from
New York nearly To PirrsburE.
Marching single fle in one direction
II the army rate Of speed. il would
require seven days of eight hours
each fer them 10 cross the bridge.
They would weigh As much Is VI
15.000 on b~artleships. They would
I'll 6SS railroad trains of ten coaches
each. and these trains would extend
in an unbroken line from New York
70 Philadelphia
They include more persons than
are in the combined armies Of Japan
and Russia in Corea and NanchuriA
They equal the combined popui2-
tons Of Washington D. c. and Co
lumbus. O.-Nev York World
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

The largest spider ever discovered
is found up in the mountains Of Coy
lon The home it builds could sc1rce-
~ be called = web; it il . huge snare,
or net, Of yellow silk from i've to ten
feet in diameter. This is spread ACROSS
the assures and chasms in the rocks.
This net is almost strong enough for
. hammock. and its supporting ropes
range from five to twenty feet, n the
circumstances may demand These
ropes are made of q series Of twisted
webs. and are about IS large IN diane
ter as a lead pencil.
This huge trap is Tot set for flies
and mosquito es. but for birds and big
moths and butterflies. Sometimes
even small skeletons Of birds and liz
ards have been found enneshed- The
spider who OWES this big web is about
four and q half inches IN width and
six IN length. and its legs n from
nine { ten inches loug-4ontreal
Star.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
Kept Her Secret We'll.

The recent death Of an old ard
much loved teacher in PhilaieIpnia
revealed the fact that she had been
married sixteen years. She had kept
her marriages secret because she
wanted 10 continue with her teaching,
which the Philadelphia school Law
would not allow.
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Judge A ]. Felter a IA o. Z r.
saa Bernardtnn. Calf Es:-yr u
ing their functions pEuDsKiy. u9s
va some back1ehe. and tA9 66Day
secretons were prUfuso. en1en1nin8
also considerable sediment YfnA9y
the doctors Hid I had dt1bGfeA Oua1aD
Kidney Pills wrought . Raak ehanGs
In my condition and nov I slssp md
feel well again"
4 FREE TRIAL e this Qaak HING
medicine vhDcA cured JulW YG3ta
viii be mailed to my pFt a the
United StareA Addre0 HogtR-AdIbuf1
Co. Buf1lo. n. Z. Sold b. IN deal
ers. price 50 cents per box
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

The e-year-oid child Of Mr.. Le-
vesque Of Lewiston. Me- fen from q
fourth story piazza downward head
foremost. The piazza below is wider
and there Is . wire strung clothes reel
set upon II. The child in falling
struck its shoulder UPON the wire and,
bouncing hack. landed unhurt upon It's
feet On the piazza from which Il bad
allen.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
Gum Coal Nen Old.

Nv. CfIley of winoosk, VT has .
piece Of gum ccpal in which . ~ was
embedded. As this article a CON-
me-ee is only found nov buried deep
in the ground IN Africa, where once
It Hourished q the gum ccpal Tree,
nov long extinct IS q growing vege-
table product. the piece II no douht
thoasanGs Of years old
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

4 curious sight on the coast of
lava is q long stretch Of shore ahOut
tventy-nine miles in length where the
sad is filed with particles Of nag
nedc iron In some places It Is said
that the surface sand contains 80 Per
cent Of iron II can be sme1ted, and
. Company has been formed 70 ex-
plOlt the deposits
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

4 famous cedar OF Lebanon which
for more than 30 years has guarded
the southern entrance Of the old Chel-
sea physic garden in London has
Just been cut down. In 1883 fur
Lebanon cedars, the first ever planted
in England. were successfully intro
dueed into the physic garden Two
Of the trees hourished for nearly .
century and then were removed
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

IN some parts Of West Africa the
girls have bag e1HGements- On the
dAy a theR hirth they betruthed
To . hahy hoy . UtAe older than them
selves. nd 1t the 2ee a twenty they
are married The girls know Of no
otAR w1y Il SITTING . husband and
- ~ ne quite hA1py and satisfied
A. wives tAEy aRe Patterns Of obedi-
ee2, ~ he Marriages usually turn
Ct q 0oe-
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A school for dogs il the latest devel
opment Of the educational movement
II has been established in Paris with
the objects Of teaching, not letters
but politeness- The school room i
furnished with chairs, tables and rugs,
to give necessary local color" to the
surroundings The dog pupils are
trained to weienme visitors b jump
ing up, wagEing the tail and giving .
low bark When the visitor leaves the
dog accompanies him to the door and
bows his farewell by bending his head
to the floor. He il trained Likewise
70 pick NJ . hA~ndkefchie1. glove on
Tan that has been dropped and return
il To the owner. He Is taught further
TO walk with proud and pr1ncinG
steps" when out with his Mistress
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

4 mid mine is said to h8ve ben
located in North Niddlaboro, 4n0R
J. T. Carver has q his possession .
QaHtfxy II spld1bearing quartz which
il thickly veined With die precious
|Hul Some Of the specime3s hDVe
been tested by N expert aa1ayef nd
pEun0uneed very rich IN gnld
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

The Shah of Persia has made ap.
piication to the Austrian government
for the dispatch Of twelve competent
military officers to supervise the re
organization Of the Persian army The
shah wants Austrian on1eeFA because
Austria has no political axes to Eind
tu Persia.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

One good turn deserves another
particularly II il Is a rundown
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
FREE TO TWENTY-FIVE LADIES.


The Defiance Starch Co. viii give
IS ladies' a round "Trip ticket To the
St Louis Exposition, to i've ladies tn
each of the following states: Illinois.
Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas and Mis-
souri, who viii send IN the largest
number Of trade marks cMt from .
ten-cent- 1S-ounce package OF Del
ance cold water laundry starch This
can from your own home. any
where IN the above named states
These trade marks must be mailed
to and received by the Defiance
Starch Co., Omaha Nebr., before Sep
TENDER LIST. 1904. October and Novem-
Der win be the begt mouths 10 visit
the Exposition. Remember that Del
ance is the only starch put mp Is OF.
"a full pound to the package You
get one-third more starch for the
same money than Of any other kind.
and Defiance never sticks to the txun-
The tickets TO the Exposition VII be
GENT by registered mail September
5sh- Starch Tor alo by an daaleER
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

When a girl angles in the matri.
CT instead OF a goldfish
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

Some mems wealth is fabulous and
that Of others a mere fable
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

"n21 HOOS 00BS ~
he does not have Defiance Search, -
may be sure he - AFRAID 70 keep Il N
I'll his stock Of L o. packages m
sold Defiance Starch = not Gnly bet
ter than any other Cold water Starch.
but contains 1S o. TO the pac1EAGe and
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
Do Your Feet Acne ans BUMP

Shake into FOUR shoes. Aliens Foot
Ease. = powder for the feet Il makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures
Swollen Hot. Sweating Feet Corns and
Buuions. II al Druggists and Shoe
Stores. . Sample Sent FREE Ad-
dress Allen :. OIunsted- Leroy, n Y
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

NM ~snaOU1s Sooeh1nG SyF1R
fcr cn,iaren fee-csnx. softeas the g,nas. ,efneUO
1nmnaAcoE. alAys PAIN cares v:nn c0Atc- SGas0cs1A
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
HE ODD
mNGQ

UhicA eooe Wa1oD @ G
Yoa M think thts vuxy fhnNih
question to al, but II Z! u~b
- enfeA about Il IfIA--
1n1trahae int which yuu en- uuve
70 yuuf 0va S~at;2faccnn n
II yua yin t1ke any Hvunen the
= elear a other pedestrians, . 90
there sA3n b - i~ntef1kreaea. -
walk hfiskty N the center. - Vi:
ind that before yoa have euna
dred yards You vim have veersa wy
much 70 one side. You mt ~
make any conscious e6hrt AZ euu&
To keep 20 the center, q you may do
II; but II you win think of SOMETHING
md endeavoe to walk naturally II n
. hundred 70 one you cannot keen a
direct line.
The explanation az this lies IN Tia
pecniiArify Of one foot to walk fhsfer
than the other. Or. to be more chr.
rect, perhaps il should be said that
one leg takes . longer stride than the
other, and this. combined With the
quicker movement, causes one 70
wax more to one side than the Other.
II ts well known. for instance. that
4 one Is lost in the woods, the tan
dency Is to walk in 3 circle and even
tua(ly To return to about the starting
point This demonstrates the fsct.
also. that one foot wallis fast9 thar
he ether.
You can Try IN interesting experi-
menr IN this way II you win place
tvo stakes in the lawn about EIGHT
feet apart, and then stand or about
sixty fset allow yourself to be hind
folded, and endeavor to walk between
them You win find il IN almost I'm
possible task, because one foot win %
. bit faster than the other, either To
the right OF left Now. which one Of
your feet walks faster than the other!
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

rv ne tust nee and I Am Sufe q
come again Defiance Starch
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

CntnrrA q The Xjdaeys . Common
Dissase Kidney Trouble 0ftea
Pals to De Reg1rded q catarrh By
Physicians
Ca1arrh of the kidneys Is cry COM
mon indeed It is a pity this fact Is not
better known to the physicians Is well
- the people.
People have kidney disease They
take some diuretic- hoping TO get better
They never onee think of catarrh- Hid
ney disease and catarrh are seldom as
sociated IN the minds OF the people.
and. alas. it is not very often associated
IN the minds Of the PHYSICIANS Too
few physicians recognize carArrh OF the
kidneys They doctor for something
else. They try this remedy and that
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
Making Steel Vibezh.


4 scientist once said that, Gtvea
proper appliances, he could break an
iron girder By peltins IL With pith
balls-using the law Of Eavitation,
he meant You know what pifh is
he soft central part Of cane.
This learned man tried the
experiment. bur here is one which
you may Try, by means Of which q
bar Of steel may be caused to vibrafe
through the dropping Of water.
Place the bar. which must be thin
and nat, upon supports Of wood. trf
angular in shape. Let the support be
one-fCurth Of the way from the end Of
the bar
Set q water cooler On the edge Of
the table. the faucet directly above
and in the middle of the bar. Cause
IT 70 vibrats by pressing up and down
With the hand. and then set the water
To drop in unison with these vibra-
tons. Allow the dropping to continue
and you viii soon see movement in
the steel. That IS, II you watch very
closely. for, Of course, II is tiny a
can be-
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

n lxst knife ~. = e2 .
IN h Vhia WDhdVG - @D04
In Co., q - - ~0~
n a Voo
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

A robin had builf her nest IN . tree
n@ the home Of George C. Downing
e Dover, Me- and Va setting On
- While searching 1R 1nDd
GA found q kernel a em1 Otk4 .
~ string tied to IT, and II tie It
|tEDN tn swallow The sxt1g -
(SIked to death, and vas sitting dD1
Aesk
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

ANY man Who thinks he il courtin1
IN angel nay live to think aGAiAL
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

The iea = . vgy 0Eed 0Dh1G1
of the RnsninnA 4 RmxAR yu1k&
~ s4heaed To Q b" a hUi~-
~ fr ayi1g a ls bsst gh Il
vun nfdR hB ~ tkAa tt t
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

Soak the feet oe han6
on retiring IN 4 strong
hot, creamy 1ather q
CUTICURA SOAP.
Dry, and anoint teeJ
with CUTICURA
OINTMENT, the great
skin cure and purest q
emo1lients. Bandage
lightly m old, soft cotton
or linen For ifehinG
burning, and selling O.
zema, rashes, indammz-
tion,and chatting, for rel
ness, r~ouehness, aa@
and fisssres, With hritfie.
shapeless nails, h1heat-
mentis simplywondaA
frequently curing N oe
night. T..
c.uose, H.n1r czr n.g . e0
lnsx0e. Dc- IN sorH ~ ChseaA0D -
~ .k9 - Ointment $500
kCax-~r.1u.s - Para ; ass
Gsz@s.s Ave Psre- Drug o.
-a LIS - Cas- kS0-
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

Thousands of testimonials from people
who have had kidney disease which had
gune beyond the control OF the pny-
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15
Old Soldiers SkDr

Sonoma. Mich, June E-Thnf even
IN actual v1rfare disease Il mare ter
rible than bullets Is the experience a
Deios Hutchjns Of this place M.
Hurchirs Is q Union soldier saw three
years Of service under Butler Bake
in the Louisiana svaMps, and n .
result got crippled With rheumatism
so that his hands and fset eot Al
twisted out OF shape, ana how ho SUI
fered only Q rheumatic win evef know.
For twenty-five years he vas h
misery. then lucky day his drug
gist advised him to use Dodd's KID
ney Pills OF the result Mr.. Hutchins
says:
The drye two boxes did not help
me much, but I got ~ more, and
before I got them used up ! Wa Q
great deal better. I kept On taxing
them and nov my pains aEe al enns
and l feel better than I lave In years.
/ know Dodd's Kidney Pills Win cuE0
rheumatism"
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

Hunger is q terrible thi1k but some
men consider thirst more terrible.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

In the manmoaA nme Nahal
player ht always . Uod 0tEA
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

The nan Who Is constantly h1fpf11
On his virtues has It least oe vice.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

remedy. The trouble may be catarrh
all the time. A few bottles of Perana
would cure them
pe-4u-aA 1eReves the Cause Of tAa
Xidasy tru1hle.
Peruna strikes al the cry centre OF
the difficulty by Graduating the catzrrh
from the Kidneys. Catarh Is the cause
of kidney difficulty. Remove the cause
aud YOU remove the effect With W.
erring accuracy Peruna goes right 10
the spot The kidneys are soon doing
their work with perfect REGULARITY.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

Every man is provided with sense
enough TO mind his OWE business, but
few men have ense enough to let il
90 at that
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zssedanf So. kongresv.
Mald ,evoipef o niSifm domk. -
IN akS<hu0 6r0 6,aDdn/

MaM reVoiEef niSffm domG. - 4
10 0Stthao PRE- p,avdM
v narodnf zakonodarne mi
nulem tydnu udsly Sc nektere
pozoruhodne udalosti. TAX naIi-
dill senat mezistatni obchodni
komissi, ably sestsvila mu sazby a
vytezky ysecb aeleznic cd r. 1899
do dneska.
v dolnf snemovne pFijsts byls
Msrtinovs resoluce. tyksjfcf sc
vysetfoyanf jateenfho trustu, o
eemz Sc siFe zminuieme ns mfste
redaktnim, a strhla sc tam take
mslz revoluce proti gen. Bristow-
owl, jenz tax bezohIedne odhsluje
zlofzdy v postovnfm odboru, dale
proti gen. postmistrn Payneovi a
konecne nepfimo proti presidents
Rooseveltovi.
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1900 muzn zapopskebo vojska,
liz pfistaIi Y zalivu Pluskin ma
vychodnim pobfezi Mandzurska,
bylo odIiznnto cd ostatnfho yoj'
ska zaponskeho, ktere pfistalo
pozdeji Y Port Lazarev, ably sesi'
lilo pryni oddn Rusove je "a
skocivsi mail obsazeny ODE cesty,
po niehz iedInt mohou Sc spojiti
8 ostatnim vojskem.
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z H,s,.;;;a e; ;as;ssRIkY.
zpRAv
Pfchlcd 70 veta poltickeho ronika uda. ."sti

Bristow We sve zpfavh poukazal
X tomu, Be take naktcii kongres.
niei zpousivali sveho vlivu v po.
siovuim odboru a to nektcre pAny
kopgresniky zle dopalilo, ncbot
pro pravdu Sc obyeejn6 lidd nej.
vice hnevaji
Alden Smith rep. kongresnfk 2
Michigan vystoupil a delsi sve
feei konetne ueinil navrh, ably ma
misto Roosevelta postaven byl na
rep. listku pfedseds snemovny,
Josef c Cannon, coz bylo dopro-
vazeno ohromnym sonhlasem, na
nemz podileli ] demokrate.
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z washiusiouu.

I ObyopikG psvaff aaksAo kcaSfpd. -
Car ifok1sn eyovohiafm Roose
peifopfm tfkaifffm fe Sdehopdsds
neutrality. -Dni,ieAoro obmaSaI
~ fyief'opdaL - SrDerosdbddsl
selessifaf ftEJf poyatcg.
Namoini mas odbor Sc zabgva
planem, ably rozmnozeno bylc
nsse lodstvo do IL miry. by bylc
druhym po Anglii. Oeekaya Sc,
be plany ma valeene lodi. ktert
jsou ted praci rozlitnych 10.
dsnioich, budou skonceny do r.
1905 pax be pfekoname Fran.
eli, jez snad CO do poetu bude
miti vice lodi nezli my, avsak lodi
jeff budou zastaraleho sys,emu,
kdezto nase budou move doko.
male. Pied 20 roxy nemeli jsne
temef zadnych yaIeenych lodi We
Spoj. Statech. Pied sesti roxy,
kdy poeala valka Sc Spanelskem,
stale nase lodstvo ma sestem net
sedmem stupni Y Fade lodstev
svetovycb mocnosti. Dnes die
yyroku odbornebo znalce senate.
ra Halea, jest nase lodstvo tfetf '
fade "a 4 roxy bude pry druhe.
Spojene Staty ma zbudoyanI
sveho lodstya vydaly ohromnt
sunny penez. Cd r. 1883 vydsnc
bylo vice nezli iii ttyrti biIionu.
Ma potatku one DOLBY mely Spoj.
Staty 5000 namofnfk0. jimz pla.
tily 2 mill. doll. sluzneho, dnes
iich mali 81, 600, jimz platf rotns
40 mil. doll. Az iosud mail po.
hotove Ike sluzbe asa lodi. mezi
mimi jest "a velkych bitevnich
lodl, III kFizakn rdzngch yelikosti,
10 monitord, 50 dlioyic roziit.
nych velikostf, r6 torpedoborcn,
80 torpedo, . podmoFskgch tor.
pedic atd. Nynf Sc pracuje ma
r3 biteynich lodfcb, na 70 kfiza.
kach ma IA lodfch jineho druhu.
Snosnost vsech lodi nssich a
jingch mocnosti bude "a 4 roxy,
pocitaie to ySechny lode nase
nalezslfci Sc We stsybe, obnaseti;
Angie r,867,256 tun, Francie
75S575 Spoj. S,aty 6r6,a75,
Rusko 55S433, Nsmecko sos, org
Italie 3a9,257, Iaponsko z53,6Sr
kakousko 1893.
o provolanf vydsnem presiden.
TEN Rooseveltem, ably zachovava.
na byla neutralita nynejsf yalce,
zmibujemc sc We zvlzstnfm elanku
a proto zde podotgkamc, ze ruskJ
yelevysIanec, hrabe Cassini Wy.
sloyil tajemnfku 1fedni podekoya
nj "a ono proyolanf
Zvlastni senatnf komisse potals
yysetfoya,i znama obvinenf vzne,
sens proti senatoru Ncbrasky
Dietrichovi Y prvnfm sezeni Wy,
slgeban byl byyaly pos,misu z
Hastings, Hahn, kterg opskovaI
ia ssma obyinenf, iez pfednesl
sye DOLBY pied spolkoyou porotou.
Ma to yyslechnut byl red Williams
Hastings, ienz syedtiI, ze mu
nynejsi postmistr Fisher vypravel,
ze Dietrich musel zsplatit sI5,ooc
aby sc dostal do sena,u, ale ID
toho nelituje, poneysdz mhze
jmenoyati ysechny poStmis,ry
jizns cd Fcky Platte ze take '
senatu je nejaka cestieka k delanI
penez. Postmistr Fisher, jss po
yolan ma syede eetvi, vse popfel !
die dosavadnfho vysc,Feni Sc zda,
BE otvineni proii Dietrichogi bylc
diem pomsty, lee neeheeme I
Gsudkem sygm pfedbihsti vysied
ku yysetfeni, k.ere budc dnkIadne,
nebof znamg poctivec, senator
Hoar, Sc to jiz zsssdf
Severozapsdnf zeleznitnf trust,
utvofeny HilIem, pied nejyyssfm
soudem prohral, nebof tento roz'
hodl. ze jednanf jeho protiyilo Sc
Shermsnovu protitrustovnimu I'd
konu a obmezoyalo svobodnou
soutez.
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Nehody a nestesti ma drahaeh.

Phi spsdnu.i mosiu pies Yellow
Creek. blize Irondale, na draze
Cleveland Il Pittsbnrg. utonulo
ses, muzd ttyFi byli tezee raneDi.
Ma dvou parostrojich. ktere chte-
ly pfeJet' most pills tesne "a se-
bou, nalezalo sc deset muzd a po-
nevada byl most protrzf mracen
oslaben. tn Sc sfiiil.
4 Marsbhcld, Wis, SC oznamu-
je, ze diva naklsdnf vlsky Wiscon-
sin Central draby srszily sc mezi
Hewitt a Auburndale. Topic
Kellog bridal Mccarthy usmrce.
ni a strojveda Moran byl telce
zranen. Oba psrostroje byli veil.
ce porouchany a ssi tueet vozn
phi srazce rozbito spsleno.
Ma jih jedouci rychlfk Alabama
Great Southern drahy, uhanejfci
rychlosti 90 mil "a hodinu, srazil
sc dnes easne . rama 8 nakladnim
vlskem drahy Southern, jedoucim
ma sever, blfze Kewaunee, Wis.
Jsk zprayy df, cestujicich nepfi-
Bel nikdo zivot, "a to vsak bylo
pet zfizenc1 ylaku nsmrceno.
Ma drzze tichomoFske phi srzz
ce dvou nzklsdnich vlskd tunelu
blfze mostu Moresn, 4 mile cd
Jefferson City. Mo. byli diva brzda-
Ii kondukttr zsbiti. Oba vlsky
Jelly z yychodu. Pfednf vlak roz-
trhl Sc We dive a druhy vlak vrazil
do zadni sekce. vozy Sc pfi tom
rozbily IA tfisky.
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phiimo 90 RODINA, ktcraz by
lllllllU DU pFevzala spravu far
my, ma M ST pestuie cukroyka a
brambory. Must miti potab ne
Jake bospodafske nafadi. BlizA
sdeli Jos. p. Brown, 2322 Boule.
ward, nebo o. C. Olsen, 1904 Far
nam St, Omaha, Neb. 3Ix3
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Ostra neobytejna zima zayifuje
akutnf neuralgia St Jskobs Del
silf nervy a po nebolikerem po
uzitf bolesti pFemaha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-03-16
KR0NIKA UDAL0STf.
yrsh opet v rukou spravedlnosti.

Mark Dunn, zlotfily vrah, o
nemz jsme Sc zmfnili, jakym cd.
vaznym zp0sobem Sc dostal ma
svobodu vezeni Y St. Joseph,
Mo-, byl chycen We stfedu pied
phlnoci Quilford, Mo-, osade to
pfi draze Chicago, Gres, Western.
Asi We 8 hodiny rano pfisel Dunn
k jednomu rolniku blize Rosen-
dale, jsa churav. Prayil, ze Sc
jmenuje VIM. Merritt BE- je
svakrem Mikes Estesa, sekcniho
formana burlingtonske drahy Y
Rosendale. Estesovi podana o
tom zpravs ten no dal dopraviti
do sveho domku. Aysak jeden 2
delnfkn, ktery Dunna odnasel, po.
znal mem nprchleho vrsha a pro-
to telegraioyal scrifoyi do St.
Joseph. Ten nekolika svymi
pffruefmi pfijel do Rosendale nej-
bIizsim ylakem. Pffbuzni Dunno
vi, mezitim obaye, ably nebyl
poznan, odvezli no koearku, v
nemz byli zapfazeni rychli kone.
Dunn mel IS minut pfedskok
pied serifem a jeho tetou a hnsl
kone ku pFedu tryskem. Pro ne.
moe vsak nemohl dale a proto
propustil koefhos povozem a sam
EASEL do hoteln Qnilfosd, kdc "a
pol hodiny ma TO byl serifen
zatten, neklads zadnebo odporu.
Byl ihned odvezen do St. Joseph,
kdc byi povssen.
znstne skody zp6sobene zimou.
RediteIoye vetsfch zeleznienfch
linif odb}yali We FiIadelfii spolet.
nou 1radu, MI proneseny byly
stiznosti, he letosnf zima ublizila
yelice zeleznicfm, nebot skoro po.
loyina jich parnich stroj6 jest po.
chroumana a bude to tryati neko.
lik mesfco, nezli bude vie spraye.
no. Nejlepsf stroje Sc krut6
zimni nepohode pokszily tax, ze
sc nehodi do sluzby lee co nadraz.
nj pfesinoyaei psrostroje. velmi
casio musely byt vlakem posla-
ny diva psrostroje misto jednoho,s
vsecbny psrostroje byly stale
sluzbe, TAX ze skoro polovina jich
tim byls znitena. Spolet.
most drsby Pennsylvania poyo.
lila $40, 600, 600 ma oprsvenf
a zvelebenf draby. vsecbny draby
usjednotiiy Sc, be budou moci W.
chodnf naysteyoyatele ST. Louis o
vystave jeti "a steing lfstek pies
Chicago, tam neb zpet
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-03-16
Louis Berka,
tesky praynik a vefejny notaf

Dob n. y. Life Bidg., OHafia.
V dfadovnt Douze odpoledGe Cd do bod.
Kdo by pOtfeboval radu ueb zastupce
prAvnioh zalezitosteeh, notafskou pract. abb
strakt. aneb 80 cbtGi pfesyedeit, mali dobrf
y6pis ma majetek, at 80 mn neJ dhverou
obrati. Odporucutems .Jej .ysem kratanhm.
kt.f prAyDi pOmOci pOtfebuii, 81