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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01

the department might % without
funds with which to make the in
take extension.
A petition was filed with the
council last night by 8. D. White
asking that the University addition
improvement be authorized. the cost
rot to exceed $50 per lot. Tho pro-
posed district includes about SO
property owners. and the petition
contained % names. Mr.. White stat
ed more names could be secured II
necessary, and that the petition now
contains majority Of the residents
OF the district. The petition was
filed as the preliminary step to es-
tablishing the proposed district.
Following Is the detail figures OF
the respective bids:
Warren Construction Co.-Bitu.
lithic, $3.50 per square yard: sub
grade, IS cents yard; extra con-
crete in place. ~ yard; removing old
curb. 10 cents lineal foot: concrete
gutter, so cents lineal foot; combin-
ed curb and gutter, S6 cents lineal
foot: headers. so cents lineal foot /;
silt wells. $40 each: catch basins.
$50 each! for drain sewers In trench.
complete. S-inch vitried pipe. 80
cents lineal foot; 12-inch, 91.10: 15-
inch. s1.s1: ls-inch, 4l.s1: 32-inch.
$2.13.
Barber Asphalt Co.-,Rituminous
macadam. yard. $2.06; excavation.
IS cents: removing old curb, Ia
cents; concrete gutter. lineal foot,
IS cents: curb and gutter. lineal
foot. o6 cents: headers. linsal foot
IS cents; silt wells, complete. $50;
catch basins. $50; S-inch pipe. pei
foot. 10 cents: 12-inch. u; 15-inch
$3.50; 1e-inch. $1.55: 22-inch
$2.70: extra concrete inplace. 90.
F. A. Dole-Removing old curb
10 cents per foot; cement gutter. 50
cents: curb and gutter. 72h cents;
silt wells, $50: catch basins, @4s;
S-inch pipe, 65 cents; 12-inch pipe
0 cents; 15-inch pipe. $1.25; 16'
inch pipe, 41.40.
william Enoch-Removing old
curb, Is cents foot: cement gutter
IS cents: curb and gutter, $1.10;
silt wells, $37; catch basins, $57;
8-inch pipe. 80 cents; 12-inch pipe
$1.1O; 15-inch, $1.55; 16-inch
$l.75; ,22-inch. $3.50.
American Pressed Stone Co.
Removing old curb. 10 cents foot
cement gutter, so cents; curb and
gutter. IS cents: header block, 81
cents; silt wells. $35; catch basins
$55.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
CITIZENS MAKE
HARD STRUGGLE
WORK ALL NIGHT AGAINST RIS-
ING FLOODS TO SAVE PROPER
TY VALUED AT $4,000, 900
OUTLOOK IS HOPELESS,

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 1.-Follow-
ing an all-night struggle against the
encroachment of the Arkansas riv-
er. the citizens of Pine Bluff renew
ed the apparently hopeless struggle
today. The fate of property aggre-
eating $5,0OO,000 is in the balance.
Unless they check the waters
force, the Jefferson hotel. the court
house and other buildings ar practi-
cally certain of destruction. When
the crest reaches this point and these
buildings 90 the entire business Sec
tion may be destroyed. A larke pOr-
tion of the river front is cracked and
unsafe.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
WILL ACCEPT NAVY PORTFOLIO.
Satterlee Has Wired Warrington to
That Effect,

Washington. Dec. Herbert L.
Sat1erlee has telegraphed hta accept
ance Of the appointment - Uocretary
Of the navy.
Mr.. Satterlee is = Republican and
has been identified with naval mat
ters for some time. He Is q lawyer
and member Of the bar association
of New York. During the war with
Spain Mr.. Satterlee was q lieutenant
and served as chief of stan to Capt.
John r. Bartlett. He belongs to the
Naval Order of the United States.
the Seamen's Institute and the So
ciety OF Naval Architects. He was
born in 1863 and is q son-in-law OF
] p. Morgan.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01

CLASH BETWEEN REBELS AND TROOPS xxr1CrIp moRa1x
AND CRUISERS AND MARINES OF ALI ro1ua1 NATIONS AZ
GATHERING TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS u AxrroacIIrue
cRlss-rwo .. 8 wARmns AT Port 40 PRINCE 4

Port Au Prince, Dec. 1.T1ar
American cruiser Des Noines err1v.
ed here today. The presence 81 ~
res Moines augments the torco ee
foreign sailors and marines lanaoHl
for the protection OF the city. -.
ticuiarly the foreigners, "a caso u
clash between the rebels ana o.
troops OF the government, which -
parently Is bound to occur vefy
shortly.
The arrival OF the Dee Moines -
preceded by the arrival of g.
French cruiser Duguay Trouin ~
the United States cruiser Taccnna
The British cruiser ecyollia ana ~
Italian cruiser Fieramoscs ~ or.s
pected shortly.
The night passed without ssrloug
outbreak. though the people are q "
Nervous state Of excitement, 81
All the stores and business houue1
are closing and putting ~ tnslr|
shutters. Men ars proteeting thoor
residences by barring tho doors -
windows. and every forelgner -. -
city has put up over hi6 propee1v
the nag OF his nation. The maskeln
are deserted. The country peop1e
who come In every morning wlth
produce have ned precipitately.
leaving their goods behind tAsm.
President Alexis persists II ~
determination to continue the strue.
gle.
The victorious rebsls under Ger.
Simon are advancing rapidly a. ~
capital and the people of Port Az
Prince are In = condition hordesine
On panic. n The rshsls suoeos6 ~
making their way Into Port AZ
Prince. Il II feared they viii ~ Ous
Of hand ana loot the city. Aoepsa-
Ing to the latest reports. by eourler,
the rebels will reach Legoans today,
which ID 20 miles west of Port ~
Prince.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
PAVING BIDS
SUBMITTED
TWO BIDS ON MAIN CONTRACT
THREE SUBMITTED ON CURBS
AND GUTTERS-FINAL DECI-
SION FRIDAY NIGHT.

The council last night opened the
bids for the pavement Of Lewiston
streets. Two bids for the entire
pavement were received, one being
submitted by the Warren Construc-
ton company for the laying of the
bitulithic pavement and the other by
the Barber Asphalt company for tho
which the bidder claimed was equal
to the bitulithic pavement.
Both the Warren Construction
company and the Barber Asphalt
company submitted bids for all fea-
lures of the pavement and three 9TH
er bids were received for removing
the old curb. installing the new ce-
ment curb and cutters, silt wells.
catch basins and drain sewers, these
bidders being F. A. Dole and WILL
lam Enoch of Lewiston and the
American Pressed Stone company Of
Minneapolis.
The bid of the Warren Construc-
tion company for the entire pave
ment was 51.ss3.25. while the bid
Of the Barber Asphalt company for
the bituminous macadam was $780,
826.95. or II a four-inch base Is used
the cost will be &153.326.95. All
bids were referred to a committee Of
the whole for investigation, and the
council will meet Friday night, at
which time It is expected the con-
tract will be awarded.
The question of extending the in
take pipe at the pumping station a
distance OF 100 fee. in order that q
purer supply of water may be Sc
cured was brought before the council
by Commissioner Bollinger. Water
Superintendent Smith stated he be-
lieved the intake pipe could be laid
and fastened securely to the bed
rock by means OF bolts and chains.
An estimate Of the proposed improve
ment will be secured before action Is
taken by the council. Superinten-
dent Smith stated two carloads OF
new pipe would he needed before the
extensions and improvements plan
ned by. the council could bo COM
nleted. This pine will cost approxi-
ra'ely $4,000. and with the expense
OF laying the pipe it was suggested
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
STORY OF DISAPPEARANCE.
Biggy Went Out on Police Launch
Never Came Back.

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-William
J. Biggy, chief of police of this city.
was drowned late last night while
returning acros the bay in the police
patrol launch. Chief Biggy had
been to Belvidere, suburb, to call
on Police Commissioner Keil. who
resides there. He boarded the launch
to return to this city about 10
O'clock. and when the boat was out
on the bay complained of feeling
cold to Engineer Murphy, the only
other occupant of the launch. MUIR
phy advised ,Biggy to 60 to the cab
IN at the stern Of the boat.
Murphy then went below to at
tend to his engine and did not see
the chief again. He came on deck
as the boat neared the city and no.
tlced that the chief had disappear
ed. A search of the boat failing to
locate him. Murphy made all speed
10 the dock. where he reported the
accident and went out into the bay
again to search for the missing ON
GER Numerous boats were hurried
70 the scene. and a careful search of
ene bay was begun.
Ever since the suicide of Morris
Haas. the man who attempted to
n.ii Assistant District Attorney
francis j. Heney. and who later took
c's own life at the county Jail. the
.eiations between Chief Biggy and
Tue graft prosecution have been
s.rained to the breaking point.
.narges and counter-charges have
.een filed by both parties to the con-
.,oversy In the attempt to fix the
'lame for the fact that Haas had
~ secured pistol while in Jail.
unarees Of incompetence and dere-
. ZION OF duty have been filed
sainst the chief, and in return he
a'ea similar charges against CAPTAIN
~ Police Duke. who searched Haas
,ne courtroom. and against Thom-
=. = :. Burke. who was in charge OF
mas ,,,; at the Jail. -
William J. Biggv was appointed
1'e' OF police by Mayor Taylor after
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-The po-
lice commissioners met at 6 O'Clock
this morning and appointed zone Of
their number, A. D. Cutler. to sue
coed Chief OF olice Biggy. who was
drowned in the bay last night. The
appointment is temporary.
The waters Of the bay and shore
lines are being searched. but the
hody is not yet recovered.
The police commissioners are maxi
ing an investigation of the circum-
stances connected with the death Of
Biggy. They have taken the depo-
sitions of Commissioner Keil, from
whose residence at Belvidere the
chief was returning when he lost
his life; Engineer William Murphy
of the police boat Patrol, from
which Biggy fell into the bay, and
Police Captain Conbou. who Is con-
Quoting the search for the body.
The commissioners will issue a
formal statement of the affair later
III the day.
The most important statement to-
day was the oficial statement Of Po-
lice Commissioner Hugo D. Keil, who
stated he was advised by telephone
nv some man from San Francisco
that:
"A gentleman is coming over In
the launch to see you. You know
who it is"
Keirs informant declined to give
his name, and the commissioner
watched at the handing until he
sighted the lights of the launch.
Biggy came ashore in a small boat.
He complained of cold and was
given whiskey and cigars. Keil stat
ed it was the habit of Biggy to Wis
It him, but he usually had an escort
OF policemen or sergeant. Keil
stated that Biggy was very much
worried over the newspaper attacks
upon his administration, especially
since the suicide Of Haas. Keil ad-
vised him not to take the matter to
heart.
When Biggy started for San Fran
cisco, Keil rowed him out to the
launch in the small boat. On all
sides are heard expressions OF regret
At the loss OF Biggy. who. in politi-
cal and business circles, was highly
esteemed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
GAS MAINS ARE R0KEN.
Floods Recedine. but the Damage u
Great.

Guthrie, Dec. 1.-THE flood condi-
tions in this part Of the state con-
tinue to improve. The rivers are
falling steadily. So far only two
deaths have been reported.
The result Of the washout today
caused break in the natural gas
main supplying Oklahoma City and
Guthrie and both cities are out OF
frel. Practically all factories are
closed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
LABOR LEADER
GETS The PLUM

Washington, Dec. 1.-Daniel ].
O'Keefe of Detroit was today ap-
pointed commissioner general OF i'm
migration to succeed the late Frank
p. Sargent. Keefe is president of
the International Longshoremen's g
union.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01

$2SOO below the construction COM
pany; William Enoch $4,000 higher
than the construction company and
the Barber Asphalt company $500
above the construction company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
NINE. STE1NHEu on
THE WITNESS STAND.
Accused Murderess Under q Sharp
Investigation.

Paris. Dec. Mime. Steinheil,
suspected Of the murder of her hus-
band. was examined at length today.
The Interrogation will continue two
days.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
cosoRovE's HEALTH IMPROVES
His Physicians Now Hopeful for H
Recovery.

Paso Robles. Dec. 1.-The condl-
tion Of Cosgrove 10 improving slow
ly, and his physicians are hopeful ~
will continue to improve.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-December,
$1.O5; May. $1.09A; July. $1.02h.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Portland Wheat Market.

Portland, Dec. 1.-Track pricees
Club. CSC; bluestem. csc; Turkey
red. s2c: red Russian. SIC; valley,
01c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Despondent From III Health.

Chicago. Dec. IN. P. Erring-
ton said his wife and child were 60
ing to Hot Springs. where he was
to join them. He Attributed her do
spondency to Ill health.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-22
VILEM HE'S ZEMREL.

Pied dyfmn Iciy nrwy0rskf no
viHy nnglickG nlmcckf pfinesly
zprdyy, " CoDriedoyi podarlIo se
ziskali VjIGmu Ilcsc pro MctrOpo.
llui 0pcrI DDes jest jiz jisto, ze
lies do Now,YorJu nepfijcdc. Prd-
W dosIb "Nar Listy" " T. ledna
pfina6cji irIcRrarJckou zprdyu'
Buslsln dyorni opcry yidehskf Il
bgyal} rIcn opcry Mar, DiyadIa
pan Vilfm Hes dHcs r6uo o 7. ho-
dine zemfpI, ByI Ducru podrobiti
~ ttHkf operaei noyotyaru na led.
vino a DepfcstaI lcnto ncbezpefny
ygk0u BH star tcprye ~ let.
NarDdil ~ V r, 1860 v IIabskt T}-
nici u jiz r, 1879 byI II diyadla ri,
stfkOya, jsa hInynG amoukem, je-
.lik0z Lud. Lnkes jen yeImi krdtec
yst6pOyaI mn pryni nanlty zpfVni.
Jiz po dyou Ietech preset Hes X
Narodnimu DiyadIu q zde rOzyi-
nm syf ncObyGejnt pfirozene ma.
dhni 20 Z let sice zpiyal jen V
mensieh roIicb, aIc r. 1888 V Of
fenbachoy%eb "IIoffmannoy}cb
pOyidkheh (POZn, LetOs hraie je
lIanimerslriu ustayltnf), NJ.
snadnf trOjici GIoh zidoyskfho kra-
mare. diplomata . inasiltkafe, We
ktrrf Obltkd se label. razem pro.
nikI, ze pfideloyany mu pax jen
1lohy pryniho fadu, pfedstavo'
yaci yIastnOsti IIes0yy V 0bOrn
yaznfm j kOmickGm imOhnlly rOz.
sifeni pGyc0ya repertoire pres 100
velk}ch IlOh mezi nimlz vynlkal
jeh0 Mefstofelcs Sarastr0, Marcel
u Pogner, Leporello, Beckmesser,
Masctto a Papagen0 atd. Ivlast6
vsak vyznamenal 80 Hes interpre.
tact p0stav 4 oprr Smctan0yych,
zeimGna Kecala 4 "pr0dan6 ne
yGsty", ktrrouzto partll pojal zp1-
sobem zccla orginalni a nespornt
talk pfispel k vit6znfmu pochodu
teto opery svGtem. Jc znamo, &e
pr pohostinskych hrach Ndrodni-
ho divadla na mezinarodni diva.
delhi u hudebni yystavt We Vidni
prdy6 toulo roll vzbudiI znaGny
iutercs. jak pro nesmrteln6 dilo
Smetanoyo, TAX pro syou osobu. "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-22
ZASLANO
vsem oeskym spolkam v Americe

New York, n. T., g. ledna 1908,
Podepsant spolky pfesyedtily Sc
Z pfednasek pana karla Pelaata,
selsretarc Voln6 Myslenky Pra-
by, ~ iejieh vysleehnuti jest iak
yelknu ylpruhou teskeho narodni'
ho v6domi, talk zddrntm podnt,
tenn skutrtnt syobodomyslnosti a
tim opray,luvtm poyzhulenim yse'
hu tlcnstyai doporutuii prato vte
H. vsem spolkum ahy yyukily ttto
fidkt pfileilinsli a pozyaly ii pana
karla prlantn hnd ma iednu neh
W spoieni iinimi spolky ua eF'
klus pfednasek, rfednaskN IS "a
nrehaii hlahodarnpu stupu y diva
q spolkoytm ycfrintn, a proto
doutame. a. tnto uasr pfatrlskt ii
pnaurntni hude bralrskN prilato. ;
lpuxdarpm ysgm pokrnkuytm spnl
kam.
IA syoha,lum Oher
Emanurl v Nuska, pfrslssala
Ius Nrspl,. star Y. ] soknl
Ia krlkntad stalu N. n tshli
Aug Il Elyha, pty,ise,la
Ia Nelk0tad siaiu n Y Esl's4
Nuioh Eattrpalek pfs,lsfsla
Adfsssluirt Nir hargl relaui
eara II s,sl SNubodams slu,eh
lbt3 : temU Ave- thirasN ill
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-22
sedmnactilety hoch zabil svoji
matku kladiyem.

Harvey Hazel, l7lety hoch V To-
ledo. o.. zabil v techto dnech syojl
matku kiadivcm pro S57 90 n neco
skvostf. Pfipad tcnto ic jednim
vclmi zajlmayych pro ~, kdoz
zab}yaji 81 SUDDEN zloelnnostl.
Harvey Hazel byl vzdtlany, talen'
toyan}. znamenity zpeydk u pfeee
dopnstil Sc hrolneho zloelnu IN
ylnstni syt matee, Jest To hezkf
hoch svttlfch ylash velkSeh
hntdirh o6i q nikdo by die pfi'
jennie tyafe nemohl o mem sou
diti, ~ byl by schopen k smrii
uhiti syoii ylastni matku. llar'
yey potfrhoval pence, PnltehoEal
iieh pro syoii Sahayu u na Diary
pro sgnii patnaeliletou milcnku.
hflu mn dohfr tnamo, ~ matka
ma u sebr ytlsi tastku pcnttui
Y pondtli pfedminuleho ll,lne do.
prnyaxel j na hank kiek yytvelli
sla1tn1 a ttmlto odehrali 81 do
m0. Vyhlidka na tiskani ttlu
zna5nt 5Asiky lakala iri i brnt
n6m tinu. kttrt konesur takt
due ia lr,lna pruyeil l'tlrfiI
matku siInt klali,pm 4 kdNi klr
ia / trmt. ilnuhI n lak ilauha
Il t,rusIlia lusl Na a. Nserhuo
hstf pfrhatrl abs sr tlalu &
mlslnost ua,sti,lll Mpia tlnahu
,lug uipalttlue .sl do diNa,lla i
tfsla het wtllgnl So ~ sym.
,lrul hatli N15er EASEL 3 50
mtisnfe t6ma uukbma ilmiA i
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-22
JAPONSKO

puliticka situace ie nasledliem
ndstoupeni ministrh dopravy Il fl
nanei TAX zmatend, 5e AMI lide nei-
ltpe informoyani, nemohou pred
yidati, iak Sc veci dale yyyinou,
rredpoyidati dohu iivota minister
stya Saoniioya urtitt nelze yseo.
heene 81 soudi, le uyn6isi mini
sterstyu dyoiimi portefeuilly a.
neho noyimi ministry ynitra a
spravedluosti prcdstoupi pred par
lament, ieni seiic Sc -, lrdna.
litintny hyly poktsy q ohsaxeni
ohu upratlutuieh mist, avsak jest
ttlko paliti staluikN kteti hs
pfryEiti ehttli na ~ utlakuu fud
payttlnusl Oposirr ha ! shmUlni
pfatrlt yladt dataii na ifNp al
hnllanost, abs vIbdu donulll. HI
.apelu MA trmt lludrll minister
stEa restguaFal parliament hntlF
rpapust5n u ,Np,auN bu,luu nU,t
ynlbF Star, raApp1rt hmla 90
.nFrhan Plalnn,t uyiIi srAihAeua
.hHtir uayt m.usttr,ivn ua6t ta
.pNt ytPfagayaA bulf WS9 n
pssgt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-22
NEMECKO

clho praya pro yOIby do zemskeho
snGmu Prusku nese jiz 0yoce.
Berlin byI dine II. ledna jeyisttm
seen, ktcrG ncmOhou zlstat bez
vGzn$ch ndsIedkG, We spojeni y
pOzadavkem yseObecn6ho hIasoya-
ciho prdya tekla jiz dne II. ledna
lldslsd krey. Berlin mel toho
dnc syoji "kryavou nedGli'. Pre-
dehr0u yeIik}ch demonstraG bylO
| II hromadn}ch schdzi, nichz
proneseny byIy pfimGfen6 reel a
pfijata usne5cni jejich smysln
PAX 0broyskG davy Iidu yyhrnuIy
80 ma ulice, Vlastnim dmysIem
demonstrantG byIO patrn6, ably
pronikli ku paIdci kraloysktmu Il
ku paldci fisskGho kaneI6fe, aysalf
poIicic chiGIa tOmu zabrdniti IN
kazdOu ccnu -- ! IN cenu krve.
Do8lo k prudk$m srdzkdm ma rtlz-
n}ch strandch, pfi nichz poIicie
potinaIa si y nejyftsi bczohledno-
ST. POntyadz ale dcmonstrantd
poGitalo se ma 10000, mtla policie
dosti prdce, nezli lid rozehnaIa,
P0GitG So, Hc pfi rdzngch k0nfIik-
tech pOranfnO bylO n6kOliIt set o.
sob, Il nichz mnozi utrp6li poranG-
nj vdznd. PoIicie pouziyala bezo-
hlednt sy}ch zbrani. V mtstG pa.
noyalo pO ccIy den nesmirn6 roz-
GiIeni ! Y jin}ch mistech doslo
k dcmonstrancim We yeIkych r0z.
mGrcch a We nasvGdcuje, ze jednG
sc o spontanni hnuti, jehoz ndsled-
| Ky jsOu nedozirnG.
V pruskfm zcmsk6m snGmu IL
emil dnc Is. ledna prusky ministr
yuitra yon MOItke prohldSeni o.
hlednG ned6lnich demonstraci ye
prospGch vscobecnGh0 hlas0vacihO
praya, jez yedly Y BerlinG Ike krye-
proliti Ministr liGil podrobne
ceI6 af6ry q prayil, ~ ma strane
demonstranta padly dyG stfelne
rdny, kterG patrnG mGly provoke
vat policejni zakroGeni. Policie
pry vdbec nepouzila syych reyol-
veru a jen ma tfech misteeh tasila
sayIc. Jeden policajt byl tezce
porantn tfi utrpGli lehci porane-
nj. Ma strane Obecenstya die Cd
hadu ministrova bylo asi 30 osob
lehce poraneno. Pres stO osob by
10 zatGeno, mezi mimi 6 zen. Kdyz
byl pochvdlil policii "a jeii "roz-
vazn6" jednani, ministr pfecetl ma
sledujici vyhatek ze socialnG de
mokraticke "Vorwaeris': PRO
Ietaridt dobyl ulice. Statisice
tahli mimi IA nebezpeci, zc casto-
yani budou policejnimi saylemi.
10 byla { 0uze odpoved, pocatek
boure protestu jez vyslehne celG
zemi". X tomu dolozil ministr, ze
vlada je pevn6 odhodlana postayi-
ii Sc prot kazd6mu pokusu 0 pre-
ruseni dopravy, pokoje a pOfldkn
a zmariti je vSemi prostfedky
Jak nyni vychazi ma ievo, byla
nedeli veSkerd posddka berlinskd
drama Y kasarnech v hotovosti,
ably pddu potreby zasdhla do
poulitniho boje. MGstacke Gaso-
pisy vsech odstinn odsuzuji jednd.
nj socidlnich demokratu tazou
So ironicky, kde bthem nedelnieh
bouri byli Bebel, Singer ii JIM
v6deoyt socialnich demokrath.
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nayratu ma y}chod SO We mtsteeh
tech jestf stayi k uoyFm pfednd-
skdm. V CIcyelandt zdrM 80 pan
Pelant do pofdtIeu Gnora, jeIikoz
y CIeycIandt sam6m bude miti de.
vet pfedndsck a mimo 10 ntlsolik
i Y 0koInich mfstceh.
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Lod Sc pohfesuje.

w. Seattle, Wash. ~ OznamHje
Bezdrhtna depese \ Cape BeaIe, ma
zhpadnim bfehn OstrOya VanCOu.
yer, oznamuje sem. ~ poblize
Hootka Sound byIy vyyrzeny M
bfeh trosky u dyG zachrannt lodi.
cc britickf lodi IIartfIeId, ktera
mGla na palubf 32.Glcnnou posdd-
ku mimo manzelky q dccry kap.
Sandstone; V mistccb tech rozko,
tala 50 pred dytma roxy LODI Va.
lencia yellsou ztrdtOu Iidskyeh
Myoth. fairfield yypInla \ Liver.
poolu ma podzim kdyz byla slozi'
Ia svni ndklad We Valparaiso, od.
plnla 0dtamtud %. fijna do
Seattle, ably pfijala tam ndklad o.
bill pro Balfour Y Anglli PLAY.
ba \ onohO pfistayu do Seattle
trva 0byGejnt cd dyca do tfi me-
sicu fairfield oGekayala 80 tam
pred dytma tydny. Dvakrate by.
la iiz hlasena, ale yzdy ukazalo
se, ze Jest to omyI. Nyni dochd.
zeii zpravy o ndlezu trosek jeiich.
Bfeh Hootka Sound neni obydlen
a jest jednim I nejopusttnfjSich
mist ma peyninG. zddnf mrtyoly
AZ dosud nebyly nalezeny.
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snml nbiI matku, tisH k sObf syG
dfyGe. Y byte syE miIenky byl po.
| Iicii yyhledaD q zat6cD, Kdyz Da
polleejui stanici byI tdzdn, go pfi.
yedIo jcj X broznfmu tOmu skll.
tku. odpoyGdGI: "Sdm AMI neyim,
proc jsem matku z8biI. Neyyme-
nil jsme spoIu spataGho sIoy0. V
tom ysak pfjslo na mne pokuseni
II ia pemohI jsem se mU nbr6nit.
PotfeboyaI jsem slcc pentz, ale ne.
mysIeI jsem na zabti, kdyH jsem
j dial pryni rdnU VydGsil jsem
10, kdW jyem yidtI, jak n rany
yytryskIa j krcy 1rochn Wy.
kfikIa, ale ne pfill3, Dat drnb0n
r6nu nebyIo NJ tax tfzko. PAX
tIonkI jsem j, AM ncyim jak dlou.
ho ,..' Vypoyfdl hoeba byIy
yeIml souylslG u mnoht h jeh0 od.
'oF'dI so,l'''' u" ProNVhPo'aIy,
olr' 'FJ""r'' ~ y "r'"' ~ !" py'
|oy h'Iy YlIdny hocI " \" u,
Fao nePolhy5'', ~ ~ 'o' ~ Ny pSi
seboprn WkoVeno "h",H". h"'l'1
IL syG dosti pOsIouebaI, ale 10 ne.
I'0p n'"'' M 7''""I'' ~ 10 F"'lh''b'
'P'''c"'''' 'Pal"y"h E"'""r"a'I
ChtGji zabraniti finanCni tigni,
g.u61on ALdrioh q Alli.on 90.
,r.on.,,I, ntndl,,h,| |,5Lnna klo.
rln, JaI, f., .o yaL,bniG GnanInf
E.nt A ,.hodInhn -, ,.rngi,Iont
e,.a.,.,,olt ,saat,.,,,,5 h,,do ,,fod
lol,,na nn.ianonLl sn6,,nyn6 - so.
aI.n nat.,,zo,I nlo th,o ,had
t,l,,' ,,.5 h5,, .u,Iann =. 411o 400
n%nn % M tnL ,,,.,baL o,nor,,n,,I,,fnh
La,t,.,.aI, L,anE L,1. h., nndroha.
aa zna,i,.,noon,oi ''E I,oi = 'V,,tbn,,
-" ~ h5,i a.. inn o. Iako.L,, La.o
LJ.z !, a,hi, nonL, " nhLhm VIZ,
l., 0noi g,ht6 md yyd6ni t6obto
h,nLry"L LnntrnInyaii iakn "a.
,,b,I,,f Lo,I,nooL nbrndni,,i han.
IT,; vbl., .o.,6.aHof ,o ga
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Pro oentrAlni banku

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