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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
YALE PAPER MOVES
Alumni Weekly Office to Be at 135 Elm Street Beginning
 This Fall.
STRONG GRADUATE ORGAN
Yale Publicity Association Uncorpor- ated) Has Leased the Old
 Deans oface.

The Yale Publicity association, Inc. has leased from the university the building at 135 Elm street, which Is known among the graduates as the old deans office. The new quarters will be occupied September l. The Yale Alumni Weekly, which has had its offices at l016 Chapel street, oppo- site the Osborn hall gateway, has sub let part of the building from the Yale Publicity association and will move the latter part of August The new quarters afford roomy offices for these two alumni associations and brings them into closer contact with the uni versity.
 The Yale Publicity association was incorporated In May, 1907, to do general publicity business, including books, magazines and miscellaneous publications. It is now the publisher of the Yale Review edited by profes- sors of social science and history in the university. While identified with Yale interests its field is not to be limited to college publications simply. The president of the association, George Parmly Day, is a graduate of Yale In 1907, and now a member of the firm of Day, Adams & Co.,, bank CTS and brokers, AS Wall street, New York.
 The Yale Alumni Weekly was es- tablished by the Yale Daily News board In 1892 It was first weekly edition of the News and was edited by undergraduates. In 1894 Lewis S. Welch '9S was called to the graduate editorshlp and immediately developed the periodical into a strong alumni or gan. In 1896 Mir Welch, acting for the Alumni Weekly and Anson Phelps | Stokes, jr., '96, acting for the News, agreed on definite withdrawal of the graduate paper from the undergrad uate management and from that date the alumni organ became self-sup- porting and a growing power in Yale life. Edward Thompson, now man. ager of the ticket department of the i Yale Athletic association, became as- sistant editor at this time and con tinued in that capacity until 1906 by which time the paper had grown from an eight page large sheet issue to a twenty -four page compact size paper that was recognized generally as one of the very best of American universi- ty periodicals, In the fall of 1906 MT. Welch transferred his ownership of the Almuni Weekly to c. S K. Day '96, who had been on the advisory board with him, and Edwin Oviatt in the. change of ownership became the editor. The staff of the Alumn Weekly now consists of George s Fowler '06, business manager; George P Thompson 9s S., circulation man ager; Edwin R. Embree '06, associate editor, Since bis retirement from the assistant editorship Everard Thomp' son has had charge of the athletic department of the paper.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
TR0UP HANDLES FINANCES
Editor and Melbert B. Cary Named by
 National Chairman Mack.

Buffalo, N Y. Aug, e,-Cha!rman Norman F. Mack of the democratic na- tlonal committee announced tonight before his departure for Chicago the appointment of financial committee for the democratic campaign with Moses C. Wetmore of St. Louis as chairman and John E. Osborne of Wyo- ming as vice chairman, and speakers committee, with John II. Atwood, of Kansas as chairman and Champ Clark Of Missouri as vice chairman. The financial committee Is made up of twe.ty.a!ae members, and tie speak e.s' committee .s composed C. twenty seven members
 Announcement was also made by Chairman Mack that Senator Charles A. Culberson of Texas had been appointed to succeed David R. Francis of Missouri as chairman of the advisory committee. The financial committee includes Alex ander Troup and Melbert B. Carey of Connecticut.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
STOLE THREE OvERC0ATS
Thief Tn Greenwich Avenue Caught
 After Chase.

Pursued through several streets In the neighborhood of Greenwich ave- nue yesterday afternoon, William A. Cameron of Day street was captured by Patrolman Turber and Is held by the police on two counts of theft The man entered the house of John McDon- aid of 1Sl Greenwich avenue, and find Ing no one to interfere he took three overcoats from q hall stand in the front hall One was a mans overcoat be- longing to MT. Mcdonald. while the oth- CT two were boys coats, and were the property Of Harry Barnaby. The boy caused the arrest ge saw the man and following him Into the street no- ticed the patrolman coming down the street. He told him of the thefts and Turbcrt started in pursuit. The man was good runner, and In spite of having the three coats on hls arm was getting away when his wind gave out. and he was caught in Day street near hls nome,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
KILLS THE WRONG MAN
Trap Gun Set for Thief Catches
 Schemer's Employe,

Ascutneyville, Vt, Aug. 6.--- Frank Smith, aged thirty-two, of Philadel- phia, was accidentally shot and kill ed on the farm of F. w. Blanchard in this town to-day. Blanchard has been losing large amounts of grain lately and last night he and Smith set a trap gun, which would explode when the barn door was opened. To-day Smith went to the barn and, forget ting about the gun, opened the door. He received the full charge of shot in the face and died half an hour later.
 Smith had been working on the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
WOODBRIDGE ON PICNIC
Town Turns Out for Church Affair at
 Cosey Beach.
Special to the JournnI-Courier.)

Woodbridge, Aug. 6.--Almost the entire town of Woodbridge turned out to-day for the annual picnic of the Woodbridge church, which was held at Mansfield's Grove, Cosey Beach. The throng, 300 strong, drove from the town to the special trolley cars, which were arranged for the affair, in teams and a very merry time was en- joyed on the drive down to the cars. After the shore had been reached the entire day was spent in all sorts of entertainments and sport and the crowd returned by the route they had gone in the early evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
BALDWIN DOES NOT FLY
Captain Makes No Attempt Owing to
 Imperfect Propeller Shaft.

Washington, Aug. 6. - No ascen- sion was made to-day by Captain Baldwin in the dirigible balloon which he built for the army and in which he is making flight at Fort Myer pre- liminary to the official trails before an army board The new propeller shaft did not arrive to-day and Mr Curtiss, the engineer and aeronaut, did not consider 1t advisable to make flight with the temporary shaft, which is twisted at one point.
 Four tips were added to-day to the planes which control the upward and downward movements of the ship and an extra panel has been added to the rudder, giving it greater resisting sur face
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
CRAZY MAN WITH $50,000
Unbalanced by Work, Allis- Chalmers
 Manager Wanders About City.

Milwaukee Wis, Aug, 6.-His mind unbalanced by work and heat, Norman c, Bassett aged fifty, manager of q department of the Alls-Chalmers plant, wandered for several hours about town Tuesday night, until a patrolman took him to the police station.
 He carried a satchel which was found to contain $5o,000 in money bonds and other papers
 When taken into custody Bassett talked incoherently, was unable to tell anything about himself, even his name, and imagined he was in a foreign city pursued by thieves He is being kept at the emergency hospital until rela> tives In New England are heard from. Bassctt Is unmarried and has no rela- lives here He is a man of means.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
TOWNSHEND PROMOTED
Young Local Physician Assistant
 Naval Militia Surgeon.

Hartford, Aug 6,--The attorney general has announced the promotion of Dr. Raynham Towhshend of New Haven, to be assistant surgeon of the naval militia, vice Beach resigned. Corporal John c. Taylor has been ap- pointed sergeant and Private William B. MacDirmid corporal in troop A cavalry.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
TO OFFICER M'cRANN-A GIRL.

Patrolman and Mrs Thomas F. Me Cram Of Washington avenue are re- 1olcing over the arrival at their home during Wednesday night. Friends of the officer al the Howard avenue sta tion gave him rousing congratulations when he appeared for duty last even ing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
FINGERS CRUSHED IN PRESS.

While working on a press at the printing office of Gay Brothers of Rowe street yesterday afternoon, George l.. Barnes of POS English street has his finger tips were badly crushed. He was taken to the New Haven hospital, where 1t was found necessary to ampu- tate one finger of this hand
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
DEMOCRATIC DEPUTIES MEET.

Democratic General Registrar John J Mcfarland met his deputies In city hall last night, and besides giving them their supplies for the year, spent con siderable time in instructng the new men In the work, which Is expected of them. The meeting was an informal one, and purely routine In action
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
(continued on Second Page)
F. H. PRINCE INJURED
Boston Broker Breaks Hip in Fall
 from His Tallyho Coach.

Wenham, Mase. Aug. 6.-Frederick H. Prince, head of the firm of F. H. Prince & Co.,. stock brokers of Boston, was severely injured today by being thrown from his tallyho coach while driving through Hamilton, He was taken to his summer home in this town, and Dr. Scudder, specialist was summoned from Boston arriving here later in the day on a special train.
 Later 1t was reported that MT. Prince had sustained a broken hip, and other injuries about the head and should CTS, ard that 1t was feared that he was also injured internally.
 Mir Prince has been an enthusiast over horses for many years and be- sides being a clever driver has played polo frequently at the Myopia Hunt club as well as ridden to the hounds behind the clubs pack. He is one of the oldest members of the Boston Stock Exchange.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
YAQUIS KILL WHITES
Thirteen Mastered on July "A by
 Indians.

El Paso, Tex. Aug 6.-That Yaqui Indians on July 24 killed thirteen per sons, members of three families, near Lampazas mine, was the news recciv- ed to-day by W. M. Gillette on San Carlos Indian reservation, Arizona. The information came in letter writ ten to him here by A. D. McPhee, su- perintendent of the Promontorio mine. twenty miles from. Montezuma, Son. ora. The letter says ranchers of the surrounding country have congregated at the Promontorio mine prepared to resist the Indians.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
GEORGE L. LILLEY HERE
Calls Upon Several People and Appar-
 ently Is in Best of Health.

Congressman-at-La George L. Lilley of Waterbury, was in this city. yesterdsy building up fences. He dropped Ia to see several people. merely on social call. Apparently he was In the best of health and looked twenty years younger than the photographs of himself which have been distributed broadcast over the state in the past few weeks. He chat ted pleasantly for a few hours and then dropped out of sight.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
THINK BARKENTiNE LOST
Emma K. Smith, from Cape Verde to
 Providence, Long Overdue.

the opinion of the officers of the schooner Iramis Amigos, which ar rived here from Cape Verde Islands to-day, that the barkentine Emma R. Smith, which sailed from the islands on May II for Providence and is sev- eral weeks overdue has been wrecked and that perhaps she went down in the hurricane which swept up the coast last week.
 The Amigos, which brought fifty passengers, encountered the storm on Friday and Saturday, and narrowly es- capped sinking.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
BRYAN ANXIOUS
He Plans Scheme to Poll the Coun-
 try Long Before Election.


 Falrview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 6--As the result of a visit to William J. Bry- an today by Senator Bob" Taylor of Tennessee, who is here to deliver a Chautauqua lecture, the national com mittee of the democratic party with the concurrence of MT. Bryan will soon enter upon a most elaborate plan for ascertainlng the sentiment of the coun- try toward their standard bearers
 This plan contemplates the formation of a national democratic club with state and county clubs as subsidiaries, whose duty it will be to report to the central organization data favorable or unfavorable to the national ticket. It is proposed that these clubs shall poll the United States.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
ARRESTED FOR BOYS MURDER

Chicago, Aug. Swallowing the Identification of the mutilated body of boy found in Mud Lake and ldja- cent ponds and waterways as that of Tuffa Shishin, a Syrian, the police tonight arrested Joseph Hasson on suspicion of his being the murderer of the boy. Hasson was arrested at 102 Mather street. In his room the police found blood stained garment, several blood-stained saws and an axe.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
(Continued on Third Fage.)

HAYDEN FIDDLER CAUGHT HERn
 Henry Mnahan, peddler of garden truck of Hamden, was captured in this city last night, after a chase that has lasted for several days by Constable Oscar Smith of that town. He Is want. ed there on a charge of assault upon his wife.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
FOR SALE-Hardware store; must
 sell at once.
D RIGHT & COMPANY had an

D RIGHT & COMPANY had an Energetic clerk B 'h~ Who could do the business,
 Who could do the work. But his only fault was
 He smoked cigarettes. Such beastly habit
 Men of business frets. One fine day the young clerk
 Struck a match and he, Touched off blasting powder,
 Mercy my! Oh me. Blew the roof off Then the
 Bosses all turned pale. Next day ran want ad---
 Hardware store for sale.
 Moral. Sell the ruins with a wan ad in the Journal-Courier.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Aug. s.-Forecast for Friday and Saturday.
 For Eastern New York: Unsettled weather Friday and Saturday with oc. casional showers, light winds mostly southwest
 For New England: Unsettled wealth. CT Friday and Saturday with occasional showers; fresh winds mostly southwest.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
STATE.

SP0RTS-Pngcs nnd Q. Locals Take Winning Game. Rain Stops Other Games In Connecticut. Cubs Lose Double Header. Giants Lose to Reds. Pirates Beat Boston. Cardinals Down Trolley Dodgers. Maps Conquer Nationals. Puritans Lose to White Sox. Tanks Again Succumb to Browns. Mayheld Wins Big Stakes. Malleys to Play Third Game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07

Observations at United States weath. CT bureau stations. taken at p. m. yess terday, seventy fifth meridian time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07

Moral: Sell the ruins with want ad in the Journal Courier.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
 s37o,)00 Ar Ship Fund Is Raised. l Yaquls Kill Many ny..,.,,.,,,,,.,.,.. ] Poll in Theatrical Conference. l Bryan Is Anxious, ,,.,,.,.,,.,....... l Troup Handles Finances, s,........... l Hartman Denies Rumors. ......... 10 Turkeys New Cabinet, t,,,,..,........ 5 Crazy Man With $50, ,,.,......., l Kills the Wrong Man, ,..,......,.... ] Financial News and Quotations. 10
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

New Haven, August 6, 19
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15

. y We stfedu potfsiIa mas n1ystG-
VI pp Jos. ubIa, obchodpiIsa Il po.
zemky \ Prague, Neb., a Ora. j. y,
Pceiyala, Omaze dobfe zndm6-
no. Jak jsme zyGd6li, hodla Sc p,
Dir. PeciyaI usaditi Y nGkterG &c.
slSf osad6 v Nebrasec anebo lowe.
Bylo nam milo = mimi 81 pohoyo.
fiti.
Y pdtelS naystiyiI mas, DR.. Sc
dla6ek, dobfe znamS IGlSaf \
TyndaII, =. u. Pan doktor ma Y
mGstG nasem znatnG mnozstyi pfa,
tel u ii yzdy rddi jej uyitajl Jak
y ndmi sd6lil, daH SC mu yelmi do
bfc q citi We nyni 1pln6 zdray.
Pana doktora, ktery jest nasim
dobr5m pfiteIem, yzdy rddi vidi-
me a rddi si nim pohoyofime,
" Pan Petr zak, chyalnG zna.
my kapeInik n spolecnik V obeho-
du dobytkem Y Clarkson, Neb,,
pfiyezl We Gtyrtek do trhu south
omazskGho karu prasat a $ cenou
utrzenou byl Gpln6 spokoien. JalS
s mani sd6lil, dafi Sc mu v obcho-
do $ p. Jonasem mamenitt, nebot
y dobG II m6sicI sloupili zdro.
ven prodali 220 zeleznitnich kar
prasat u asi 80 kar dobytka hove
ziho, Hastayil Sc ttz v naSi ii,
slSarnt, pfi cemz pfedplatil 81 ttz
ma Pol,rok lSterf Sc mu libi a VIE
le doponltnje iei pfizui luajantl.
Y pdtck ubiral sc optt lyu sytmu
daunYu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15
IilIsRo

"a. zdIozny pluk kozackg, jcnz
byl Y MoskyG ubytoyan bGhem re.
yolu6ui pcriody, byl nyni ndsled.
1plnfho zaycdeni klidu v proyin
eli moskeYskf rozpustdn.
Inepokojen noyymi poy6stmi o
nastayajiei ydlcc mezi Ruskem o
.Tureckem, petrohradsky tureeky
yelvyslanec odebral sc dne T. dub.
ma ku ministroyi zahraniGnych vi.
lezitosti Isyolskemu a opakoyal
pred MIN dfiytjsi ujistfni Sc stra
ny sve ylddy ze vojensk6 pfipra.
Wy v seyeroySchodnim Tureckl
nelson namifeny proli Rusltl Sc
zbrojenim bylo pry zapoeato ien =
ohledem ma otekhyanG nepohoje
uynitf zemt, MobiIisace yojska
a odeslani ntlxolika prapord do
Yanu stale pry Sc jen Il pfici.
ny, ably armenske reyolufni hnuii
Y one krajint mohlo byti drleno Y
Saeml.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15

" Sest palcd snthn nap0dl0 V
JIM edsti MInnesoty y. dubna,
" Pres jede1 tisie saloond pre-
stoDe 0behodoyat V Illinois jak0
ndsIedek posledni yolby, Ie l02
okresh y Illinois 5estatfiect bude
miti dplnou prohibiei,
" Pfi yolbdch v GhicaRu, 0dbg.
yaB5eb dne 7. dubna 2yolcD0 by.
10 "A rcpnblikhn0 n II demo.
kralh.
v Samuel J., Gardner, dobfe
zndm} eiyilni inzengr,. kterS zije
Y McKees Rocks, pfcdm6sti 10
PitshrRu, Pay zastfeliI hctnu
Dorotbu Yost0yu, II Jet starou, q
Da TO sam hfeliy ~ do Gst, Ne
mfeI IN krdtko na TO,
" Hastupee Thomas HIeflin A.
lnbamy zaloydn byl na zapIaeeni
ndhrady 100000 pribuznSm dcrno-
cha, kterfb0 neddyno We Wash
iDgtoHt zastfelil Y pomifni kafe.
" Cbicazan6 pfiprayiIi selrela-
n Taftoyi yfelh uyildni pfi ban.
ketu, ldery Commercial klubem
byl na jebo pohest uspofdddn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15
NEMEoKo

yitdzstW kaneI6fe linelowa, KITE.
~ ma fissktm sntmu sehnal yetsi-
nu pro poytsiny " iaykoyy odsta'
sec zakona spolkoytho, yyyolalo
yclikt rozhofeeni mezi tfemi milo.
nv ntmeckych Poldk1 Novy "a,
kon. kter} byl schydlen 900 hlaay
prot l79. dovoluje ma yefclnyeh
sehazich dnimo mezindrodni kon-
eresy sehhze yolebnil mluFit
pauze n6mecky, talk " polske
eehake hudou skorem nemolny,
Irnom ma pfistich dyaeet let do
yoluii se polskt achhye tam kde
noim6nf 90 proeent ohyyetel ison
polati i "a musi policie @ sehna
btli tprayrna yldy tfl duy drive,
ahe tam m0hla yyalati 1praNnslale
,mlskt feai srhopn6ho pnlsli Nnd
eoKa satpaeuii tenio uasIlpfek, za
kon. klerJ ma yasa,lhi ttAhou ga.
lsu polske narodnosti neirn To-.
hanskua ylrhaduim Prnska. ale
pramyslnstrh mtsleeh satadni'
a. Nameeka k,le mnoho urnsmee
kteh d5luikn pmeWe lsou pfe.
sv6dAem g. NeWeI bH,loo saxon
ohekaset a ia ne se mslit Aime
lulaAY ispu ilnia sakoutn pssl's
leni lska nsuast a lraueeafi. ta.
to8 imt citl nAroiuosll le'lf
CeeAVe lllasosaal dne I 'llh1a
htlo ehi5lAael ssWiskou pfo s slai
a hlek Te kieffm sls'le e
hlasui strsn Jlu,lY soht uepias
telske hbgralast a knuHrNatitei.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15

kterS ndsledkem nemoci syeho
otce nucen byl donna zdstati,
p. V. Dusdtko. Pan Rosicky, go
pfedseda yyboru resoluGniho, DO
dal zprdyu, jez s yysloyenim dikn
u uzndni pfijata. Vybor vykonny
oznamnje, ze sc ma IL. ulici ma vi.
aduktu ma natlak klubu zaGina liz
pracoyat. ygbor, jenz mel Wy.
jednayat ohlednG 5.minutoy6 j.
zdy po ~. ulici, oznamuje, Ne Sc
nu nepodafilo jestt mluyiti Re.
ditelem spolcenosti. n te pfi6iny,
ne prohibiee hodla zachyatit stat
Nebfaskn, usneseno wolff dele
gael do schdai Ligy osobnicb pray.
TEE do 1stfedni organisace zyele.
boyacich klubd ustanoyen delegdt.
Usnesen0, by IA 4 ned6le syolana
byla scbdze y0litstya, v niz roko-
yano bude, zda.li bychom nell
blasoyat 0 yyddnf 1pisd na STAY.
bu move 0kresni radnice ii ne. w.
Itonn6mu yyboru ulozeno agitoya.
ii, aby krajant, ktefi dosud prvg
obcnnsIsS list 81 neyyzycdli, talk
uciniIi Move pfihldsiysi Sc tleno.
y6, kten nemaji ob6ansIsGbo listu,
mns 80 budouenG zayazati, ze ri
jej yyzyednou Clenoy6 klubu,
ktefi dosud stanovy kubu neob.
drzeIi, mohou ne pfihldsiti 0 ne Y
lfkdrnd u. Ccrmaka.
- Ma GesIsou odbocku pfi statnf
uniyersit6 Y Lincoln pfispa dale
Fad Idpadni Jednota, Z. ~ CSPS,,
Schuyler, Neb., $500. V. VanGu.
ra, pokladnilt,
- Pan Josef Steiger, otec dobfe
zndmycb bratH Steigrd, bydIfcf
ma II, u William nl., naltza sc ma
seznamu nemocuych. We stfedu
mjpuIfbo t$dne pfisla nan neoGe.
k6yanG zdyrat a stary pan Steiger
upadI, pferazil 81 zebro a jinall
ynitfn6 sc poraniI Dr. Syoboda
poslytl mu pomoci l6lsafsIS6 a p.
Steigroyi yedc Sc nyni lGpe. Pre-
jeme mu brzkG pozdrayeni Y do.
be nejblizN.
DO rodiny manzeld NJ. a A.
M6siIkoyych, bydlicich v Z, 1901
jiz. -. ul, donesla por babiGka
JOS. Slogroya silneho kIutinu, Po-
d0bn6 t6z manzelGm V. a A. Kou.
teck}m, bydlicim v z. 1850 jiz. IS.
IuI., nad6lila chlapefka. Gratulu-
ieme!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15
OMAHA.

Pan y6clav Bldha, kter(
Nluetui obebod ma iil 10. a Hi
ckory III nalttd Sc na arNamu
nemoonieh IA ed minulrho lydne
Ntni mk ~ nam Wllluit dah sg
mu ltpe lteiemp m q plua ,fdce
uplnt potdraNcm y doha uvibltSl
\ elkansktm aivli nfse
n8zeg diNadelul pfr,lstaycui kty
ii ghtaie uase Cos Ntuh Skn
la \ upltlt iug 50 luhua Nettr
lRn u5liel yybral hru Nelni ali
ma,@t kleta ptbug ppl'asl wlajt
! iart Mali othalnlel ghopili Ae
sttlo0ani sttrh uluh malsenin
a a a. rfWm pfetwlgbl iptt has
,ltmu hndg r famlwNai NaNste
tasail pslnik5 uaa t,se5 skolt
ifsl mfaum pasHn@li 1fsktbu p
hevuslNa lt pbNmy ,ianttme
Wu dNa,llu uaysll,sne hntlp
- nelhaiNft
kNItta@el klUh psia,ial n
uulsl alisle,hlg n slh, i kasia
"a s,po iteli sehaH ill pfeslsslal
q nriaaemmeli + Chas Sleism.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15
DRc3NosTI z NEBRAsKY.

" Okresni koroner odbyval V
ttchto dnech inkyest mad d. Dow
dem Geenwood, starym to tam6j.
Sim osadnikem, ktery pfejet a "a
bit byl ylakem Burlingtonsk6 dra-
.hy. Pravi Sc, ze Dow byl opilym
a ze sci ma trat Sc vyspati.
Farmdfi v York okresu Wy
prodali V dobe, kdy vepfoyy do
bytek mdlo platil, hojnost prasat
"a roee 1908 chov dobytka snizili
ma nejnizsi miru.
Policie v Beatrice patra po
iak6msi /. Vilsonovi, ktery jest OBJ
yinen, ze check ma First National
Banku, zn6jici ma $40, pad6lal
na $64 40.
. Guyerner Sheldon mluyiti bn.
de due 22, dubna ku shromdzdt.
ni banktfn nebraskyeh yc Fremont
IA Norfolk We Fremont mlnyiti
bude hthem dine n y Norfolk We.
Ger.
III, G, Moore, ltkdrnik s pal
myra, byl 1at6en a obzaloyan Z q
pricing, n proddval lik6ry bez do,
VIOLENT k yytepu iieh llyl poku
toydu $4,000 proto, 70 liktry pro,
dayal opillm
uheboduiri mtsta Tekamah
wlbfkull u mnulleh dnerh sch0.
III, ua nif hylo supscua, abs uspos
radiuu byla mtslni ylslaya kuks
tigF Va urilepsi kukutiyI okFe'
su Burt ytpistnNanon hudau r0s
.dauy eruy uhnwu Sa3n
A. a. Mickey bratr byydtAo
.Wssru5Fa 4 II Miekr,e femicl v
Portland orp IN n 0sseola
Ngb dsacpt igt a petitn l.ni
colin ia sest let pFed ,h5ma me
s,el wlsltboAal 81 lduceln da
ruFiland e,lr 5smlvl
Mllllam Slmtls,leF naleen b1l
.pelaleka mlsla y : llausseho
pFIte abo ghladua wFtvela llyl
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.u9 pl upaslA mss 81 asl pte'l pol.
.nael pa,oRm y u9mt ualsmle
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-04-15

strikt mezi Fr0uteras u Douglas
jest stfediskem podzemDich nepo.
kojd, Domy Douglas pozor0ya-
telne se otfasaly bebem posledni.
no zdchyeyu y mala obec Fronte.
ras uyrzena byla V paniku, Hayi-
n, pracujici V dole Y Pilaries, do.
mniyali se, ze Nc udhla explose
anebo sesuti . yybibali zmateni y
doIlL Nenf zndmo, ze by byla
zpdsobena ntkde jakhsi v6tsi
Bk0da.