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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

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SPo'ccnost po'lIIenlch drah V ma
ntau'. $loVo w pofaneni, Jez utr-
pe'" JeJ, oleta aceruska, kdyz 8 nj
JGla Po hare ID llnll Harney. DeY.
eaCho ,aI8, totN VyPadlo y okna kary ma
alaH''i'l u |llache se poranlIo. Pad
aeeka odaI Se na te stranG kdry,
N'cra jest aratom ehranena protol
W pas0|erl byli chranenI proteJSj
SIra'lou Jedoucllnl karaml, aysak
jtSI lam poheehAn otVor Il oxen,
N'efy J' ooSti vcIky aby d6cko
ProPao'o'
- ' patck rninuIGbo t}dne ~.
mrel yc start ~ roxy krajan Jan
Satrapa, bydlici na 7. a Mercy ul.
|eSnuIy narodll Nc V Petroyei, kraj
chsIaVsky Il v Amerlce III 20 let.
Pol'reO odDyyah byl Y 9edeIl Cd.
Po'eon' ia CeSko'Narodnl lifbi'
toY u SueaStnIly We no spolky; -~
l'ao o''aDa, clSIo l14' CsPSg Lo'
~ 'crl'oSl "nPadn e'sIo 4|f T. u
h% El kIerynI" @esolIy nalezel
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49, 'oFS? %e south Omahy, a
deplllace oDoru Boleslaya, eislo
o0' 'O'' Nad rakyi Y dome smut,
k'l pfonesll kratke recl PIP. harei
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OeSke e, oYoD' okoly' odpyyane v
Ponoe'I to'oto lydne' prlJat Dyl
l'aVrh' any @rl@ona byIa zakoYska
RnIloVha, Je% Dy %aroVeh obsallo-
YaIa knIhy pro mIadez dospeleJsI.
Y neJoIlzSI dobc budou spolky po-
|aaany' any neJakym obnosem ma
knlhoVnu III prlspeIy, knlhoyna
yykona dobre poslanl, nebot Get
bou zlSkano bude srdce syna a deer
ceSkych rodlca, kterl JInak by Sc
nam odcIzoyaII. AaJlSte doStane Sc
nysIence te hoJne podpory.
- SlySeli jsme mnoho mnoho-
krate, jak mas mayor Jim" Dahl
man jest znamon oblibcnou oso-
bou nejen Y nasem mest6, n5brz
ma celGm zapadG, a 4 toho dalo
by Sc soudlti, ze i postoym lfady
no dobfc mai Tuh!c Sc mu ysaIS
stala nehoda' ktera tn yseobecnou
1namost Jeho Stayi ponekud do
pozadi Byl mu totiz 2aslan dopis
p'''S'1I''' ~ ""''e''u non
Jane" - pa'li'ah, omaha Nebr
a'soN ooI7 hepS' 'oa"n' hyof"
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

| BhfOUAIdi 80 Zdp NJ ~ stAtn.
Jak yidGti, lest y3staya dokona
lc pfipraycna X n6y5tGv6 obecen
stya, jcz sjizdi sc do Omahy So
y5ech fdsti Sou3tGti. - Program
pro n6y8t6yniky jest yeImi pestr}
q bohat$ n kazdy den koncertoya
Il bud" odpoIedne ii yoder 2nGmd
dreenoya kapoIa, Y niz nalfzG 50
sInsDf proccnto 0asich ncjIcp5icb
resky"i hud"bnibD.
Hnb6jcni Y}gtayy pr0yrdo pred.
Seda Jobn H. Kennedy, n hudba
zahrnJ" po t6 abIadbu "Anorica, "
Pax promIuyi odstoupl} kanclGf
stdthl university &, II, Andrews.
po hGm Ruyernfr Sheldon, pax pro.
sldent y}siayy WattIes, uasIedujo
hndba, q po tf rccj II. A, Burnett
ia. 4 hospodarsfG koIIcje stGtni
university, II, y, I'uka n lIIinoisu
q prof. =, s. IIoIdona h hosp, koI-
leJ"' hudba ukouti program zaha.
JoyHrh Odpolcdne Je konori4 kn.
P'IF ''r''hoVy, roYne/ Yeccr. M.
mo '''l'" |A|pIVaOo bld" Ioocj"n'
nyhl sD0r"m pcVcGIfytn nek0Ilk
|P"Vl Pod rI|'nIi1 prof J. a. Pen
l'loala' hIayne yynatky \" 'Sya-
rDoibo V"srI lilawalhy' u pax
lIaydn0Y " PodIlm ~
Na4l"doJi" d"n, IO pFosinc"
VcooVnn jest Z"m"drIStyI u pro-
gram J'St irnto' f"o Slra Horace
PI'Ilh"iln' Glenn angIick@bo pnna.
'n'1l'l, .. H. HnIlha, elena Oh,
'"od4I k''nory cbIcagskr ; hndba'
.~ odPoI'dne hudba HnhaJl pro-
gram SkIhlbon rJry"JandSkebo kra'
!a'h p |aHeonIFn Ihr Gail
l'II u Nr"'r 2plyali Dude ptycc.
KIND \" siainl university
Patrk jr yGHoydu Iaotyu yysI
skoIy u primifn} program jest k
lomu eli yypmcoydn.
Sobota jest dncm mlyornGriI
Ihdy oy5cn razof guyernGfi prone.
sou syG reel a \ postr6ho progra.
Imu nrpoobybn6 neivfcc poutati
Ibud0u pGknf pochody uniformova.
Inych oct podpiIrnGch spoIkd. hIav.
InG Dfcyafi.
NcdGlc yyznamcnayati sc budc
| y}znaGn1mi konccrty ncicn kape,
| y Grcnoyy, nYbM ! koncertcm pc
yockGho sboru Pennimanova. KITE.
~ zapoGur We 4 hodiny odpolcdno
Y ponddIi, dine H. prosincc, bu.
dou pfcdnascti zastupci cizich 10.
mi odpoIodnc brdc y6novdno me
stu Council Bluffs Il vcGer South
Omazc, oy3cm 4 proycdcnim prime
fcnFch progrnmi.
V dtcr1 brldc den obcbodnilsd f..
bIim. pfcdncscno b,do vice Fr6i
uinh5 Observation-Disclosures; ..,,i,...
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
Novy tajemnik namofnictvi.

Mmul} t}don nastoupiI syiij Il
rad .jako tajemnik Iodstya Truman
II. Newberry, ably yyplnil misto po
odstoupI6m sckrctaf MetcaIroyi
Ncwborry byI pfiru@tm y onom i.
fadd a We skutecnosti konaI poyin-
nosti sckretafskt jiz po dclsi dobu,
nobot MetcaIf byl yzddlcn Wash
ingtonu naslcdkcm svt nemocc a
ten nasledkem nemocc v rodint. -
Novy srkretaf jest uznaydn IN OK.
pcrta v zalczitostech uamdrnich II
jest nejbohatsim Glcncm presiden-
toya kabinctu. jest II roxy star a
byl y Detroit. Mich
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
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salnn rodinu aayraldenou. nepo,
ehybnt sekeron vrnhen IL olna-
F,a Frauelsco Martipez. Etert se
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

Minute 1lcrg byli dauI ysichni
postmistfi 6tyrtG tfidy We statecb
Ygchodnf Cd feky Mississippi n Sc.
verne od feky Ohio do tfidDi sIlIz
by, 10 jest vsichni doty6ni musi Sc
podrobiti zllou5kam o zp1sobilo
gti pro ob6ansk0u sluzbu. Rozkaa
tyka 50 move ustanoyenych post.
mistrtli ii, ktcH Y Gfadf So uaIfza
j, Ikou6Lu do konre syt lhnty ne
mnI akIAdatI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
Zpravy a ,-.icke.
z WASHINGTONU

V kaukusu, ktery odbyyala de.
molraticka mcn5ina koneresni sn6.
moyny minuiou sobotu. byI wolcn
vddeem jejim posIanec Champ
Clark \ Missouri, ma mist6 dosayad'
niho yddcc John Sharp Williamse
\ Mississippi, kter$ schopnG ycdI
dcmokraty kongreu po scst 70.
XII, n pyni odstupujc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
VojenBh gbehoy6.

Odbor ydIky iiz po ndjakou do.
bu priei1uje Sc, ably dcsertacc II Il
I0"rickfbo yojska a udmofnjctyu 10
pokud mozn0 zmcnsila snaba Ia
zd6 so mftj dobr6bo y}slcdku. sou
dimcJi 4 ucddynG zprayy adj. g.
noraIa j. e. Ainsworthu. I'm upIy-
uuIf rok byI podet sb6hd mnobrm
m"uH neil kdykoIi od roku 1901,
ucbof obuascI pouzc 4,5Oj p1padd
iii 1G procont. protl So proc. pred
rokem u IA pred dvGma lcty. Nci
yGtI p0Gct descrta@ pfihdM ~ v
odboru 4 bdlosskgcb
pIuk0 obndsi descrtace as proc,
II GcrnosskJch 0.57 procont.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

Mississippi kter$ schopnG yedI
demokraty Y kongreu p0 sost 70.
kb, a nyni 0dstupuje.
Po8toyni odbor yyda nojbliz.
II dobe move po5toyni zndinky, jc.
jichz jcdinu okrasou bude hlaya--
na jednoeentoygch FrankIiDoya a
na ostatnicb WashinRtonova " 0.
yalu oldoben6m yayfinoy}mi Iisty
M hofejH stranf ovaIn budou slo.
va ~. =. Postage" na doleisi
ccna zuamlgy. Vrcbni postmistf
yydal take Y l6cbto dnccb rozltaz
H. rcQistroyanG dopisy u zasiIky
ynbec nusf byti pro pfi5tG dodaBy
adrcsatoyi primo, ncyyjimojc AM
opatfeni, kdy adresat pisenuG sy6
gpluomocn6ni jinG osobt pfrnocbal
NcH 6lcuy konQrcm piInG pre-.
TRASH se otazkn ohlcdn6 zyyscni
platu presldonta spoj, Stat6, q Size
n dNayadnich 10000 na $lOO,OO0
mimo nichH mi mn bJti povoIcno
82j 900 rofnG ma cpsiOyAni. I'm da
yod 80 uyddi, n nejyys5i 1fadnik
,tatvLfgf tsa.,bIttsg a.. gyLir .,uf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
M6sto Pine Bluff zachranGno.

Rcka Arkansas. ktera tree kol
mGsta Pine Bluff v Arlnusaar, DO.
stoupiIa v sobotu yg5e % stop. Il
ceIG mGsto nal6zalo 81 Y uejyHsim
ncbezpc6i nebof dravy tok feky
broziI sesouti ysocky budoyy y cc-
st6 q nalfzajici. Aysak Y noel No
mani Iidt, bezpochyby dobfo zor-
Ranizoyani ma Gkol syhj pfipra.
ycni, po6aIi dynamitcm trbaG w,
soky pruh zcmt, Boyds Point, ma
prot Pine Bluff We naIozajici,
cbttjiee tim d0eiIiti zm6ny toxin
fcky, ron So sicc pine nepodafIlo,
aysak prudkost proudu SO znaGn6
zmcnslla. Il nebozpeG oddaIcno. --
Die poslednich zprdy fcka poGin6
opadayati, u rozGiIrni obyyatcjstya
So ukIidhujc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
Rudovl1 bade yydAn Rushu.

Rnsk{ uprhlls kfhi,an Ruda.
5t klH Chihaa bude
dan usk tlade dIe 0hllniha
pfohlhssn spolkustho knmisate
iauieh M iataflar mods h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
HEFLTN FAMILY REUNION.
ms of venerabIe Citizen Give Dinner
 Tn ETaM H0n0P

Sons of venerabEe Citizen Give DinneI AE In His Honor.
 Birmingham, March 21---(SpeciaL1,-- y1h d eigthieth anniversary of the birth of Wilson L. Hefiin. one of Alabama 's distinguished citizens. took place to- night at 8 o'clock at, the Southern Club
 At that time all the male children gathered around the head of the fa- nous family and paid tribute to the aged citizen who is remarkably active for @ man of his. age. The elder Hefip Is the guest of one of his sons. and when seventy-five or more members of the family and invited friends sat down at the banquet board every one of the eight sons was present. They are J. Thomas Henin, Member of Con- gress; H P. Heflin, Solicitor for Jeffer- son County; Dr. Wyatt Hefiin, Dr. How ell q. HefiiR, the Rev. W. W. Hefiin, of Millport. Ala; Marvin H. Heflin, of Bridgeport; Robert L. Hefin, of Roam olxe, and John T. Hefiin, of Roanoke.
 In addition to the sone there is one daughter, Mrs. Lavacie Hefiin Reed. of Roanoke. As tha anuiversary celebra- tions are always stag aftajrs Mrs. Reed was not present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
WEAVER WITHDREW
BIRMINGHAM JUDGE WILL NOT RUN
 FOR CONGRESS-.
Efe Says That if Mir. Drennen is Cas- didate. Mir. Underwood Would Win Three-Cornered

Birmingham. March 2i--(special D. Judge Samuel Weaver. of the Crinin- al Court. today announced his with drawal for the nomination for Congress in the Ninth Alabama District leaving the field to Hon. Oscar w. Underwood. the present Incumbent.
 Judge Weaver states that he has not the time to devote to an active cam paign between now and May IS. when the primary is hold. He states in | card issued that the time has como when no man or set of men may say that they have the vote of the Ninth District sewed up in their vest pockets but that he owes his constituents some thing and must give his attention to the 1udgeship to which he was elected two years ago.
 Judge Weaver states in his card that Hon. Melville Drennen. former Mayor of Birmingham. is considering running for Congressman. and to remain in a three-cornsred race would give the tn- side track in the race to Mir. Under- wood.
 Hon. Oscar W. Underwood. tho pres- ent Congressman from the Ninth Dis trict. is popular in every county com posing the Ninth District. He spent today in Perry County. He Is now making q tour of the counties compris- ing the district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

evangelist will take as his subject The Question of the Enemy and the second at the night services at 7:3O o'clock when the subject will be ''rhe Teaching and the Faith of the Chris tian Church"
 The subject for the night services was especially chosen as the result Of numerous requests which the evan gelists have received during the past few weeks asking what the doctrine of church government the Christian Church held.
 The public is cordially invited to at- tend both of these meetings and hear what the evangelist has to say of the teachings of his church
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Macon, Ga, March 2f--Following con- ferences with the Governor and the Railroad Commission in Atlanta sanct- ioning by the latter of the issues of the 900 stocks, Macon members of the Gen. tral of Georgia Power Company to- night announced the formation of this company to develop the waterpowers of Middle Georgia. x
 At the conclusion of the conferences President W. j. Masse. of Macon, left for New York in company with James G. Campbell, partner in the banking house of A. B. Leach and Company, ,n6e New York. Boston and. Chicago, Wlao are stated to have taken the bonds. Contracts will be entered at once for the outlay of $25.000 900. The company will have its headquarters in Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
TAFT IS ENDORSED.
few Mexico's Republican Territorial
 f,nnvenfinu Panaes Rea0lutiOnn.

Convention Passes Resolutions.
 Silver City. N. M., March 21--The Re- publican Territorial convention today adopted resolutions endorsing Taft for President and instructing the New Mexico delegates to Chicago. to vote for him first. last and all the time.
 Resolutions were also adopted en- dorsing the Roosevelt administration and urging statehood, further reclama- tion of arid land and forest protec- tion. Isador Armijo of Las Cruces was chairman of the convention wrich was harmonious throughout. Governor George Curry was received with cheers when presented and he delivered an address. Governor Curry. in address ing the convention. appealed to the delegates to endorse Taft, declaring that he already had enough votes to elect him, and if he was elected he would work for New Mexico statehood. He also said New Mexico should re- turn delegate W. H. Andrews to Con- gress. s- .'
 A. B. Ball, W H. Llewellyn, H. 0. Bursam, M. A. Otero, T. B. Catron and Charles H. Speiss wer elected dele- gates to the National Convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
INDUSTRY FOR RAISING
 NOBLEMEN IS SUGGESTED

Washington, March 21---In the course of discussion In the House today or the situation in the Philippines. MT. De Armond. (Mo.) referring as he accomplish anything suggested, useful purpose to which. the Philip- pines may be devoted.".
 He inquired, amid laughter and ap- plause. Why not raise in the Philip pines, instead of importing, the ncces- sary quantity Nof Barons. Dukes and Counts and other titled bipeds." In domestic industry organized, against which there could be no objection.
 There would be no trouble he said, fin negotiating with our home made dukes. We could fix our own tariff rates and determine what we should pay for the privilege of ex- porting to the Philippines such of our daughters as we desire to part with and to accompany with right hand some dot"
 He asked further "why contribute all our millions to those titled gentle men int Europe in order to dispose of our American daughters, in order to make them countess or some other titled lady?" It would be cheaper, he said, to get the titled gentlemen from the Philippines, and in harmony with the protective policy of the Republic cans. *s
 Now as it Is at present" he said further. there is an export duty on these American girls sent to foreign parts"
 That. ha declared, was contrary to the provisions of the constitution.
 s'But." he asked. what Is the con- stitutioni when, 1t comes to getting a title Into the family for a few hun dred thousand dollars? Let,us go into the industry of raising nobleu1en in the Philippines" he said, amid laughter The climate of the islands. he thought would foster the growth of that kind great variety. Granted the original stock" he said. We can make the titles aa other people. have made the titles"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
POLICEMAN IS SHOT
HE RECEIVED BULLET INTENDED
 FOR A PRISONER.
The Fatal shot Was Fired Ny The Captain of the Night squno.
 shof Tn The Abdomen.

Mobile. Ala, March 31.--A special te The Register from Pensaeola, Fla, says that Police Captain J. Daw. iI charge of the night squad. shot ana fatally wounded Policeman Henderson about 10 o'clock tonight.
 The men with another ofhcer were looking for a prisoner. They had sep. arated and stationed themselves at the several doors of the building. Hender- son, with helmet off and pistol drawn was moving from his position. When Daw called upon him to halt he failed to answer and was shot in the abdomen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Washington. March 21.-Senator Simmons today introduced a bill pro- viding for the refunding of the gov ernment tax collected on raw cotton in the years 1S65-66-e7 and 1868, the money to be paid into the treasuries of the States of the South where the tax was collected and to be held sub ject to the establishments of claims paid the tax. It is estimated that the passage of the bill would make neees- sary an appropriation of 965,o00, 900 which amount is authorized by the bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
W0RKMEN'S PENSION
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES CONSENTS
 TO COMPROMISE.
Upon Promulgntion of the Law, st ts Proposed to Grant Pensions to Work men Over Sixty
 Years old.

Paris. March 2f.--Finding that the continued opposition to the workmen old age pension bill of the Senate passed by the Chamber in 1eo6, prom ised to postpone indefinitely the real ization of this social reform which tne radical wing of the French repuoh- cans have been promising for years, the Chamber of Deputies has finaliy consented to the principle or q com promise and voted q resolution serv- ing notice on the government ana the Senate that this compromise must be- come law before the expiration or the present year.
 workmen's pensions bill is one of the cardinal principles of French so- cialfsm. Like the German scheme, it is based upon the theory that improvi- dence is social evil and that the State should compel the workmen to put aside part of their earnings to provide for their old age. The respon- sibility of the State toward the aged and decrepit was recognized Tn the law of 1905 providing for aid to per- sons over seventy who are infirn. in- capacftated or incurable. Over $50. 900 persons benefited from this law last year receiving about s12,0o0.0o0. To the long delay in realizing the work mems pension sch eme is attributed the increase of revolutionary agitation among the laboring classes.
 The Senate has thus far been able to successfully fight the bill by rais- ing the spectre of the tremendous charge it would impose not only upon industry but upon the public treasury. By the terms of the bill workmen con- tribute two per cent of their wages and the employers a like percentage during a period of thirty years. thus creating q fund from which the work man is to receive an annual minimum pension of SIP. The State is to con- tribute only when the forced savings of the workmen do not create a fund large enough to furnish a pension of that amount. Figures as to what this would involve in the way of State liability diner widely for statistics of wages earned are hazy.
 Upon the promulgation of the law 1t is proposed to grant annual pensions to all workmen over sixty who have worked thirty years and then grad ually increase the scale of pensions of those graduating each succeeding year until at the end of thir years all will receive at least SIP. The number of persons who would be entitled to pensions the first year varies according to the estimates from 1,054,000 to D. O00, 900 and the States liability in the beginning varies from $2S, 100000 to S1S0, 0,00O, 900. The liability after the scheme is in permanent operation is fixed approximately at Sss,0Oo,000. The Chamber has agreed to the principle of absolutely limiting the government liability for the present to $2o 100000 annually and, 1t ig believed that the rs- suits wfIi promptly justify the full realization Of the complete scheme.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
sPrCrACULAR FLIGHT.
Henry Farnum Makes Another Ascent
 fn AerOplane.


 Paris, March 2t--Following his record breaking performance of yes- terday in flying a mile and half in his aeroplane. Henry Farman today made another spectacular flight at Issy, covering two and half kilo- meters, little less than two miles in three minutes and twenty-one seconds.
 Later, in company with Leon De- Lagrange, he entered the latter's aeroplane which moved over the ground at rate of about thirty miles an hour and then went into the. air, making a short but highly success full flight This is the first time that an aeroplane carrying two persons has made successful flight and the aero- nauts were enthusiastically cheered by thousands of spectators who had gathered.
 These accomplishments of yester- Say and today are hailed with delight as they are considered as having demonstrated that the problem of aerial navigation can be definitely solved, especially the question of equilibrium. It is believed now that only an inn proved motor Is needed to ensure long Flights of the aeroplane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Funeral in HuntnviIle.

Huntsville. March 21--(Special)-Th body of J. A. Daniel, who was for many years furniture dealer in this city. was brought here from Anniston this morning and inferred in Maple Hill Cemetery. Mir. Daniel died in Annis- ton at the home of his son. Harry T. Daniel. His other surviving children are Arthur S. Daniel of Birmingham, Amos Daniel. and Mrs. D. P. Hilton of GuntereyilIe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Georgia Delegation Wants .WatsO
 Nominated for President.

Gse0Rgaa Delegation Wants watson
 Nomlnnted for President.
 Augusta, Ga, March 21.--A meeting of the Popuiists of Georgia Is to be held in Atlanta Tuesday, under, call of Chairman Holloway, at which 1t is un- derstood the principal ,bnslness will be preliminary arrangements for an alignment of the Populists and the new Independent party.
 Delegates will be selected to attend the St. Louis meeting April 2. when it Is intended all the reform parties shall be recognized. The Populists of Georgia, 1t is said. will support the movement by which their party is to be absorbed provided Thomas P. Wat son Is made the independent party's presidential nominee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
CathoIie Priests IndIcted.

San Juan. P. R., March 31.--The Federal grand jury today returned an indictment against two priests named Vega and Jainces, the editors of a Catholic publication, for printing an article on marriage under the civil law. The jury holds that the article in question was. obscene and unfit to be published.