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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Unfortunate Laborer Will Receive
Treatment at the County Institu-
ton for Fever.

Oliver Casser, who has made his
headquarters at the police station
during the past few days, suffering
with high fever and unable to work,
was yesterday taken to the county
hospital where he will receive treat
ment. His fever yesterday registered
10S degrees and he is considered a
very sick man. His surroundings In a
cell in the police station did not tend
to improve his condition in the least.
The dark gloomy place. with abso-
lutely no ventilation and with an odor
that would make a Wen man sick,
tended to make his condition all the
worse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
TRAVEL 100 MILES
FOR FARE OF $L.OO
SPECIAL SCHEDULE Is NOW AR
RANGED BETWEEN FARGO AND
DETRoIT-TRACk AT STOCK
WOOD is BURIED UNDER EIGHT
FEET OF MUD.

The Northern Pacific has arranged
a special train service between Fargo
and Detroit and vice versa. This
service will be maintained until the
washout near Stockwood has been re-
paired. 1t is long round about jour.
ney, going by way of Glyndon, over
the Great Northern to Fergus Falls
then over the Northern Pacific to Wa
dena and from Wadena over a special
stub" train to Detroit
This means a trip of $50 miles, but
the N. P. is charging only 81, the
regular fare, for the long journey.
Under the schedule is arranged pas
sengers can leave Fargo in the morn
ing on No. s at o'clock and arrive
In Detroit that afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
There is just one change Of care nee
essary on the trfp-at Wadena--where
the regular train is left and the pas
senger boards the special stub" train
which is running several times a day
between Staples and Detroit, during
the tie up at Stockwood.
Passengers who arrived in the CITY
this morning and who were on some
of the trains that pulled into Stock
wood just after the big washout oc-
CURED, state that the trouble will cost
the N. P. pile of money.
The track is buried under eight feet
of mud in some places, while the
great fill, which has cost the N p.
millions, is in very bad shape. One
bridge in the vicinity of the washout
will probably have to be replaced en-
tirely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
KEG PARTY PROVES
DISASTROUS FOR 6
HALF DOZEN BROUGHT DOWN
FROM BUFFALO, BOUND OVER
TO THE COUNTY couRT-sAY
THEY WERE ONLY SETTLING
DUST WITH COLD "sups."

Beer parties may be alright-in their
place-but six men now held in the
county jail are satisfied that the mid
die of the street is mo nice place to
punish keg of suds."
The Buffalo marshal arrived in the
city last evening with Chas. Carr,
Patrick Kelly, Bert Watch, Henry
O'Brien, George F'ehling and Joseph
Somner who were arrested by him on
the charge of maintaining a common
nuisance. They were arraigned before
Justice T.. J. Raveling Of Buffalo. held
to the county court and committed to
the county Jail in default of bonds.
According to a story from Buffalo
the men were indulging in little hi
larity. 1t appears they purchased a.
keg Of beer and instead Of retreating
to the cool and shady bank of the
river proceeded to render it attention
in the middle of one of the very prom
inent tforoughfares of Buffalo. This
didn't meet with the approval Of
many of the law abiding citizens, in
cluding the marshal. Their cases will
come up at the next term of the
county court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
ROUTE OF TOUR TO
FARGO IS CHANGED
TO AVOID BAD ROADS, TWIN CITY
AuToIsTs WILL COME AROUND
BY WAY or DETROIT FROM
PELICAN RAPIDS INSTEAD OF
5Y WAY OF HAWLEY.

In order to avoid the possibility of
encountering bad roads between Peli-
can Rapids and Fargo coming by way
OF Hawley, that route has been aban-
doned by the officials of the Little
Glidden'' automobile tourists. and the
tour viii now be made by way of De-
troit
The latter route is twenty-five miles
farther, but the roads are passable at
all times. The soil on the Pelican
Rapids Hawley road is black gumbo,
and 1t is almost impossible for autos
to travel over it in wet weather.
Col. f. M. Joyce, president OF the
state association. has also mapped out
slight change in the route from Min
neapolis to Anoka. Instead of taking
the Osseo road, which is being grav-
eled and is in a bad condition, the
river route will be followed to Anoka.
This will increase the distance by
two miles, but the scenery Is better,
and the running time ought to be
shortened.
The rules for the contest have been
printed and are ready for distribution.
The silver punch-bowl trophy Of
fered by The Dispatch for competition
by all classes OF cars, will bear the
following inscription:
This Trophy Is Presented by the
st. Paul Dispatch
to the
Minnesota State Automobile
Association
as a
Perpetual Prize for High Score
in the
Dispatch Trophy Reliability Tour.
On the reverse side space will be
left for engraving the winners name
each year, with the name of his car
and the route Of the tour.
w ]. Murray and Joseph Thomson,
secretary and assistant secretary of
the Automobile Club of st. Paul, have
been making a canvass Of club mem
bers to induce them to make the trip.
From the enthusiasm shown the sue
cess of the venture is assured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Dewey WAS HIS PAL
Veteran of the Navy Was a Caller at
Judge Martin Ryan's Court
This Morning.

When William Murray struck Far
60 he overlooked taking out a license
to peddle jewelry, at least that was
his story in the police court this morn
ing. Murray stated that he just want
ted to collect a 81 and then was going
20 blow the town. The man told OF
serving fifteen years IN the navy, hav-
ing been with Dewey on the European
cruise. II allowed 10 go he promised
to say goodbye to Fargo He was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Con Keefe
and supply OF "EoAr" nuggets were
found on him. TheNcase was dismiss
cd by the court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
HARVESTINGCONTINUED
Work West of the sheyenne Not De.
Iayed by Rain, According to
Reports.

According to reports received in the
city, harvesting west OF the Sheyenne
river was not delayed to any extent
by the recent rains. 1t is stated that
many farmers were in their fields
Wednesday and hundreds OF acres
have been cut since the waterfall. The
farmers along the Red river were not
so fortunate a greater delay being
caused.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
U. S. INSPECTOR HERE
A. .. Ryder Of Treasury Department.
Looking After Government
=. Work in Fargo.

A. B. Ryder, inspector Of the treas.
ury department, is in the city today,
looking after the installation of walks
around the federal building, contract
for which was let recently Mr.. Ryder
arrived from Alexandra, Mimi, where
a federal building is being constructed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
ELEVATOR AGENTS
want two experienced grain buy
ers to take charge Of elevators at once.
W. III. Comrie, Fargo.
NEW RookKEEPER.

When a Dakota Business College
boy goes to his first position you hear
about 1t, only his intimate friends hear
of his promotion and advancement to
the position. Of assistant cashier
cashier and manages. rhe ID. B. g.
road is sure pathway to the top
the places where the big salaries are.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
PROF. LADD GOES west
Pure Food Expert Is Now on Pacific
coast-WiI Be Away Till
Sept. I.

Prof. e. F. Ladd left this week for
an extensive trip through the Pacific
coast states. He expects to be gone
until Sept. 1 and will take in the
Seattle exposition and will stop at
Portland, Ore, and many other points.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
SOME BOYS SAY

ION. I-doRt want 10 be a boo3Lzeeper
or stenographer." Did you ever stop
totar4nar that the majority of the man
ayers of large concerns as well as
many OF our most successful business
men began as boolx1reeperz. stenog-
raphers OF clerks? The D. b. C..
sfnply starts you right.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
WINTER RYE

We have fine erc, of winter rye
Of our own raising, which will be
thoroughly cleaned and ready for de-
livery Aug. /. The Armenia G. Sharon
Land Co., Armenia, North Dakota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

People with chronic bronchitis,
asthma and lung trouble. will find
great relief and comfort in Foley's
Honey and Tar. and can avoid suffer-
ing by commencing to take 1t at once.
H. III. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
CUTLERY.

Anything you want in that line /
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember, the BestI
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
POTATOES FOR SALE

1 have for sale about 200 bushels Of
Early Ohio potatoes that have been
kept in cold storage and are in first
class condition. Five bushels lots soc;
smaller lots 60c. Telephone 606-L. or
address James Holes, Box las, Fargo
n. d
Gaare's Art Parlor il located at 220
Broadway. Phone 1851.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

For pure milk and cream in bottles,
call Woods dairy, 23O.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
CHANGES At THE P. 0.
Carl T. Fuller Resigns, Walter Knauss
Is Promoted and n. Hendrickson
Appointed.

The resignation OF Carl T. Fuller,
city letter carrier, has been fled Mr..
Fuller has suffered from rheumatism
and just returned from a two months
vacation. TO find that he could not
stand the work.
Walter. Knauss, who headed the list
of substitutes, has been promoted to
fill the vacancy and H. Hendrickson
OF Comstock, MIMI, has been called
in to act as substitute.
BIG WAGE TO GOOD GIRLS
Wanted-six girls at once. Fargo
Laundry Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
PROTEST ENTERED
BY CITY OFFICERS
TO SECURE MEDICAL
ATTENTION IN ACCIDENT CASES
DURING THE NIGHT TAKEN UP
WITH RESIDENT COMMISSION
ER OLSEN BY THE POLICE.

The inability Of police officers to se-
cure medical attention in accident
cases during the night, was taken up
this morning with w. o. Olsen, county
commissioner Of this district, by city
officials. In a case last night which
occurred shortly after midnight when
man was thrown from the south bridge
he was examined this morning after 5
o'clock
Commissioner Olsen left instructions
for the police to hereafter call County
Physician Savage, who will see that
the cases were attended to promptly.
Cheaper Than Cotton.
81 Wool viles for 25 cents Satur-
day at A. L. Moody's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
They Won't Last Lonn.

81 Wool voiIes for rs cents. Better
hurry. Saturday at A T.. Moodys.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-12-29

~ 80 iibarui To trvaIo AZ do -
boty kdy kpnctnt 81 poslitkoyi
lrocm uddechlf
Manlclt j Y Maskovi les
81 ndystery syt lrcry 81 Mamie
.kterd iako utitelka pusobi - Su
.pnrmr Ncb Sletna MaSkoya slra
yi zde ,ve yduoeni prdzlnluy. ma
tfl opctnc odcbtfp sc do .rthu pn.
soblstt
Naieufmu u.udniku zdrisi.
nm krajanu Josrfu pyonkovi
b tisla 1870 iii II ui. dostalo sp
.od icny icho yelicr ptknaho ra.
uoeuiba darku e pndobt buclatt
holcicky Matka dteko isou
zdrdyy Pfitoli syamu pfiznivcI
ze srdcr protp gratuluieme.
Shor Vlasrislaya. e. ~. JtD.
kona rozsahle pfiprayy ku ,vtmu
yeIkolcp6mu vtroen'mu pIrsu. kite.
rl So mdr kouati iiz od ttto SO.
.boty "a t}den, T. j. dur :. lcdnu
yc ySnrh dvorauarh Sokoluyny -
Pies. phi ktcrtm podavaua budr
bohata ,p"locua yccrrr. sllbujc sta
IN So praynu udalosti saisouy pro
4" mel by So nan kaldy lil uyu
dukladut pfipravili V>luput sta
uoyruu ma - rrutu IN nsuhl. ro.
j. lahruuia l vc6cfr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-12-29
VanOtnl Besidka Ceske SyOb.
SkOly v So. 0maze.

AedrIui vanocni bc,idka. icl
hyla reskou syobodo-
fmyslnou skolon, zdaria Sc kaz-
dem obIedu vcImi pekut I'castcu-
|siyi bytn vcliIit, uase SIN byla to-
Imef zanIuauo. a la ir ikaz radost.
NY nrbot tohp souditl muIomc.
n ua>r obeccustyo ceskt Skole
prey q pokroky laclya upfin.
me ST. 1aiima prrdnr>y a zpcyy.
ditkuml prcdnescut, byly yclini
'pcknt. svedtlly q opraydu vzac-
me pill ucitelc rcsltt skoly, p. Jos.
Sitrby kdo n6kdy neco podobne
ho podnikI vi jakd namdhayd
.prdcc lc lakovymi evicenimi Spo-
Jena co trpcIivosti ohttavosti
.mu~i mti takovl uritrl Tn mnsi
vse usoupiii do pozadi a made Use
.lili zalcm pro dobrou v6c t pana
.ucitclc Sttrby uprimnI zajem ten
spojen jc s bczpriltladuou laskou
K yeni pro kicrou dnyedc So crIc
obetovat Nrrhccmc lichotit. ale
.pedolui ukazka prace crskt SkoIy
vzhudila v mas. zroyna TAX Jak0 II
.ostatnielt pfitonuyrh. nprimnt oil.
div Program hyl rcImi ptkuf
pestrl. TAX doycdnt srstavenl zc
|BeuuuvovnI ale zaiinial do posted.
niho cisla Pan + i Fittle. ohtia.
iNy pracoyuik pro ecskon Skolu q
prcdseda Matre Skoiskt upitaI
yrclylnl sloyy trtnt shromazdcnI
II zadaI ably prizcn, iel ~ dnsnd
Izdarnt pokrafuiieI t'skt Skolr hy.
liz ytnoyana byla uovtn rocf
5zdyojnasobcua .lcu talk muzr hvt
tdobra snaba ucitcloya Matict
ISl<olskt korunoyana zdarcm z,
irecl = Flloyc predncScna hyla n
/ karlikoyou basulcka SnaIivt
IdGytatko uacrz Fr Remcs pred
Incsl zertoynou basnltku Sttdrf Z
ll'n t. o Charyat y Omahy pro
lmluyil ntkolik Slov K 5actyu re
Idicum yyzlyaie male, ably milo
Iyali krdsnou ceskou mluyu y MI
Irodicc mluyili L um neil,rdsnci
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-12-29
Dcera Marka Twaina zemrela v
koupelne.

Aelmladsi dcera spisosatcle NJ
Twalna. Jean. zemrela yr ctyrtck
mlnnltho tydnc traglckou smrti.
kdyl nalezaIa So koupcInc yc
SVEN otcotsktm domoNt Red.
ding. Conn. Jean byla slavnym
humorlston yrclr milovana ncicn
pro svoji milou poyaml ale pro
okolnost. lc trpela padurnIri lrz
strpeovala il liuak spokoicny II
yot .leiim nmrtim prlseI starlc-
ks spiSoyatcl O posledni pribuz-
nmu dusl zrlui, nchnf druha ic-
ho dcrra. ktera uedayuo provdala
sc IN ruskfho plauistu. Ossipa Ga.
brieloyife, ualeza Sc nyni : Zero.
pc Jean nelcmrrla primo utape.
MIN. iak So ~ lu mclo. utbrz pa.
trne uasledkem naealu epllepSic
uebo srdecm vady MrtvolH jcii
pfrYezrna byIa do f.lmlra. \ v.
kdc take byla poirbena. Jean by
ia 80 rdku stara byla ,vtmu "a.
lettmu otri spoletmei lIleraruim
tvofcni za>ta1aiic Sluihu icha tas
lemnika
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SPoLKoVY VESTNiK
Tabor Nebraska. c. Att, MWA.

Souscdt " stredu. dne ). led
ua. 1910 odblvati So budr dnle.
zlta sehuze ~ piiciuou nvadtni
u jtntho dulezittho Jed
mani protu lstr vyzyvanj hystc
1t" ,chulc ttto sr dosiavili
Jan Brdzda. konsul.
Josef X. t'ialu. klcrk
kralau6. vlasiuici maieiek ma
pcsko-narpduim hi.bitovt. isou ~
dam limto, by So urcitc doslayili
do vlrocui schnze. ktrra Sc budc
konaii ncdcl. dne .. Iedna. roku
1910 d hodiuc odpoledni Y SIM
p. Jos kaspara. .Iclikoz prcdIt-
hd voIba vlhoru tiradniku j.
ne duIezite iedndni ie uutno. by
So vSlehni do schuze dostaviIi
30 Fir. Svob0da.
laieuuik Grskn-nar hrbitoya.
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Lyme We Virginii

Y Hurley Va lyntoyau bll v
iechto duert dAvrm ubtann Jakf
NJ Henry Pennington ktef? . sft
drtm vrcrru zastrclll tamtjsiho
obGaua Samupa liakcra Il paInt
poranll ieho manzelku a dyc lit.
ky Baker So svoii rodlnon ubiral
81 < yanncui slaynnsti nrdelni slto.
ly kdyl Pennington irnI byl
znaenr ppll}m lasioapll nu resiu
Ia zacal MIN hadkn o utiakt ne
dorolumtni starsihp data Bchem
ttto hadky yyHal revolver lia
.kcra zasircliI Manlelka ltakrro-
sa zadrzrla prchaiiciha Pcnntng
t0na yyryaysl nh Z ruky smrio-
nosnm zhran yypalila no yrala
.dyt rany irz ysak oht chybily Fl
h. I'eunlngionovi ppdaf'lln se do
stail revolver zpct pc e pocal
Isifilet, d0 zcuy deti uciniv Jim
Ivazna zranGni Vrnh zatcen byl "
Iprayou, seslayajiei obtauil a pos
llicistn. po vfmtut ntkolIka stfel-
Inych ran polieisty pri temz byl
Irantu Doprayen byl 10 vezeui u
/ k nemlt postavcna silna stral. 30
hem uasledujiciho vctera sorga-
Inizovala se tlupa obfauu 6itaiici
,asi 100 hlay ktcra stral We pdze
Iui pi.emohla a vraha sana odsou-
ldila K smrti Pennington odyleten
Ibyl do stroliruy parni PLY a 2de
ina iedut parnich trubek poyt-
sen. Ma mrtyolu ieho pax bylo
lntkolikrdte vystfclcuo. natel zn-
lstalu viseii na proyazc M do ua
Isleduiiciho rama Iavrazdtn{ Ba-
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zpravy americkd.
Mark Twain nemocen

y muultch dnrch prpbthly nn.
,uam lprayy le zuimy amcrcky
spisoyuiel humorista Mark
Twau ip telee uemocen .Icdna
lpfaya dokouce tgrdilu. ~ naleza
y na loll ,mrirlnam yzdnr tomu
lctyrzrni 70 Twain zertoynim zpu
,obeu icmu vlnstnm yysraiil.
rfeee j. praydou lc,iay icho hudi
nSays kdyl pred uekolika dny
vratil 10 Nrw Yprku ~ syeho
pobyiu Bermuda vysloyll ~ ku
lpraNodaN newyorskeho "Sum
ua,leiomts kdyl i,rm byI "
Benmudt bolrst na prsnu trochu
poyolila nym a." mem uaNratu
nam u Ease Mam pet aucbo .cst
urdohoiogtnyrh prari pocitaje v
10 muj llvotopi,, . skuietnt nc
vim kdy ysc dokuucim Y posted
nlch trreh lrteeh urpraroval lsem
ttmer uiteho. Chopin Sc prdce ua
SVEN lyotopi>e hehcm nekulika
pristich ttdnu Jiz jscm otiskl asi
100000 slov svtho liyotopisn. ale
donfam uycfeiniti asi 100000 slov.
EAST yyddna bnde ovsem AZ bu.
dn mrfry. Vratim So k startmu
zvyku. hratl golf tennis. nebof
pro priiomuou dobu neIscm scho-
pen praee Ncbudu NJ miti silly,
abych mohl prednaSrtl. Moje pra-
ee j. NJ nkonccna y tomto 1.-Two
IT, tomto svett " Nch0yoril
81 zprayodaji tax vrsele jako jim
dy. spisc ) nadechcm melanrholie
u kdyz odchazcl. ncbyl krok icho
TAX peynf jake indy bfval doda
81 lprayodai
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= Vesmiru opetne povolena do.
praya druhe tr1dy

Ma zakrueeni knngrcsnika \. j.
Sahatha opttnf poyoIcna byla do
praya druhe tfidy casopisu YES
mir. kterr vydayan je drem. Fr.
Iskou y Oklahoma City. Okln. -
kongresnik SABBATH eucrgrky ujal
81 yydayatcle "Vcsmiru" jcho
zakfofeui mrI1 Iaduuci vfslcdek
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kcr byl oluacent osadr obliben.
kdelto Pennington pru ,yoii hru-
bou q llottilou pnyahu byl nrna-
widen
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Neiv6tsi valeena amerioka lod

Nalccna lod Utah jel jc nci.
yetsi yalccnou lodi posiayennu Sc
Spoi Statech. dohotnrrnu hyla Il
mnuiych dnrch 3 lolrniciclt New
York Shphuilding Go, v Camden.
N j odryzdana Ian pravidrlnt
slulbt Slccua Mary Alice Spray
Dga ~ Salt Lake City. dccru gu
vrrutra statu Utah obstarala
'kfrst lpdi rozbivs prslrImi stu
hami pzdoh"nou ldhry sampanskt.
ho ii liI lodi q prpncs,i pri tom
imfnn. ~ lud ua pristt pouesr.
Ma phtfurmt lodi uaitzali So III
stupct uauuinihu miuistrrstyu. gu
werner Spray 2 tab $ rodiuou. de
Icgace kougrcssu. klcrt ualtza-
II sc dlrnoyc kougrrssu y Utah "a
temer vslchni ufadniri spolccnosti
lodtuire. LODI Utah ie jcduou =
uejytlsich valccnJch lodi Spop-
nych Statu prcdci icstf kolosy
DeIawarc North Dakota
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Trojnasobna vrazda a sebeyra2da
v Kentucky.

TroinasObna vrazda a sebeyraz-
da udala Ne Pittsburgh, malem
dulnim mtstetku nalezajicim Sc
blize London. ky William Mur.
ray. 31lcty hornik zastrclil Alber-
tn coleho. 22Ietthn nhchodyedou-
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HroznY tin slIeneho reneare

lir0naho clnu dnpnstll s. nj
yaIu okamzteio silensiyi & f.
chuuront maiiltl rrnr blile
Fresno. Cal. lab1 mmnzsIkua ird
no ~ .{yeh dilck d yazue poraniy
tf ostatm Ztrozv W. dtsntho
syei1 cim skocil pp ueltolka ho
linach nod yIak nechal ~ pre-.
itti Manlclka Cheuvrontoya pra.
vt pilprayoyaIa snidaul kdyz iell
uanlpl primal Sc vellSnn scke
ron Be- icdintho yestrazntho sln-
va ndcrIl il sckerou 10 hlayy talk
~ skaceia Sc mrlya L zeml Zane
chav ii lezcti. sci do loznice, kdc
spaly ieho ditky l2let6ho syndc-
ka uhil k smrii k,Llto ostatni diva
hochy i dceruSku poranil TAX yal-
ne, zc uzdrarem llch se porhy.
buit Rdyz 20 SVEN krtayem II.
nu opoustel obydIi, sctkal 81 ne.
vlastnim synem ktcreho royutz
ehtH seker0u zayralditi ale ten
statecue posiayiI ~ mn ma odpor.
Po a silence special k blizkemu
nadrazi. kde vrhl sc pod ylak
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osm vyznacnych vanocnich darku
presidenta Tafta

Ospt vanoenich darkti presldrnta
Tafta ye zpusobt ounilustneni osob.
naIezaiirich So delsi yazht pro
RUNE zlociny. oznameno bylo Y mi
nulych dnech ministerstycm spra
vedlnosti. Charles Clements .liZ-
ri Georgli ktcri pro vrazdu cd
souzcu hyl roce 1897 K dolIsotni-
mn yazeni, byl propulsion na syo-
bodu Dale propnstenl hyll John
r Leonard Chas. Williams, So
yerni Caroline, ktefi odsouzrnl by
ii na j lrtfdo yezcui pro rlOupani
81 do postoguiho dradu Albertu
Smithoy Paris. Tex ktery pred
deanacii roxy odsouzrn byl pre-
rhnvayani kradcnych vtri dn We
zcni ztratt ohcunskNch pray by
Ia obcanskd praya opftuf erarcm
.lames linrnln Nolfovt. plno-
krcyni lndIaut ki1cur Cherokee,
~ hyli odsouzeni pro vrazdp k do
lifotnimu yczeui. byli rnyntl pro.
pusttui rok ytzrni udpuSten byl
Erpenr Roblnsono,i ktcr{ pro
kradri AuiIers | 4 odsouzen
bVI ( pftilrtemu veIrmi a pnd0lnc
propulsion hyl ytzenl 5 Il Ild.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-12-29

ciho ieduom lamnim obchodt.
nacel special domn. kdc zastfclll
syoii maniclku 4 ieii matku Ma
@ astfelil g sdm MURRAY dom.
niyal 81 ~ Cole kori Sc jeho man
zclcc u 70 doimalo ici itl \ hrnzs
urWu etuu
The Adair County news., 1909-12-22
law successfully. His remains
were conveyed. to Harrodsbure
for interment.

Elk. United States Senator Jas.
B. McCreary, of Madison county
is the next man brought to tn,
front as Democratic Candidate
Tor Governor. He is eminentl,
qualified for the position ano
hould he consent to enter tn
race for the nomination. woul
De formable. He was electeG
and served the State as Governor
when young man and he made
a most excellent executive. He
defeated for the Governatoria
chair Judge John M. Harlan,
now a Supreme Judge of the
United States Court, and theil
debate at this place is remember
ed by many old citizens.
The Adair County news., 1909-12-22
Jamestown.

We are having beautiful win
Ter Weat her at this writing.
The pike from Jamestown to
Greasy creek is now completed.
Mr.. L. 0. Phelps has bought
the Patterson hotel and will give
good satisfaction as he is hus-
tier.
Mrs. Belle Patterson and daugh-
ter will start to Kansas in short
while. They will visit her sister
Mrs. Pile.
Mr.. Will Faulkenburg has To-
Gated at this place. He is a fine
carpenter.
| Two carpenters from Month
cello are building houses in our
town.
Our Sunday School and prayer
meeting is getting along nicely
with good interest.
Mr.. j. H. Phelps has his corn
and planning mill completed, and
is doing nice work, gives good
satisfaction to his customers.
J. F. Vigle and Aaron Collins
will move into their pew resi-
dences soon.
All who want to locate at this
place can get nice building lots.
They are selling fast.
Mr.. N. B. Faulkenburg has his
residence most completed.
Mrs. Lewis Marcum is improv-
ing some.
The Adair County news., 1909-12-22

while the ripened fruit may DO
gathered, it seems cruel that the
bud should be taken before it
has even opportunity to unfold
its blossom. But in nature fruits
fall, and SO do blossoms and buds.
In the ways Of kind nature this
IS perhaps best, and in the taking
from the home and school of this
little one we will try to accept
the cross and bear it, believing
that the bud will yet blossom and
bear fruit in the angel land With
er the. I spirit of little Paul has
flown. A Friend.
The Adair County news., 1909-12-22

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