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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
ACCIDENT ON BIG LINER
La Touraine Crippled by Bursting of
Main Steam Pipe-Two Oilers
Badly Injured.

New York. April 1.-The trans-Atlan-
tic liner LaTOuraine was crippled today
by the bursting OF the main steam pipe
of her port boiler and was compelled
To abandon her voyage to Havre. Two
of her oilers were frightfully scalded.
but it was said tonight they would re-
cover.
The accident occurred as the vessel
had come from her pier and was veer-
ing around in mid-stream for the run
down the river to the open sea. Friends
of the passengers who were still way
ing faTewelIs from the pier saw the
ship suddenly eDveloped in steam from
water line TO deck. There was an ex-
plosion. but il was too faint to be
heard from shore.
Those on board however. were seen
scuTrying about the deck for q time in
the widest kind of excitement, VIII Ch
prevailed both on board the vessel and
ashore. That something serious had
happened was realized when signals
ship not under control were run no.
The general agent of the line at once
put out in a tug. and upon reaching the
La Touraine found that the explosion
had shattered the intake pipe Of 4 Pis-
ton Of the port engine and had so Grip
pied the mechanism as to preclude all
possibility of the ship continuing on her
way. The ship then proceeded under
an engine to quarantine, where she
anchored.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
SHORT LINE ANNOUNCES
ITS EXCURSION RATES

The Oregon short Line yesterday an
-1lnae5 It's excursion fares from this city
ro the Pacific coast for the coming sum
ue- Tho rates in most instances are
similar t1 those iu effect last summer. but
there are "a few changes incident Ia the
exposition iu Seattle after June I for
which provisions are made.
The fare To San Francisco and return
Hr way oT ogden and the Southern Pa
.tfc viII ho Sl.J0 and TO Los Angeles
and return 10y way Of same route will be
$50 s. rate is also offered TO Los An
-n'rg lbs way of Ogden and the Southern
pacif. and returning by the Salt Lake
Route of $50. Tie dates for the sale Of
tickets at these rates are given as Nav
8 90 49, June ! and . June q TO July 10
and July q. To Aug. S.
s rate is given for trip TO san Fran
cisco and return in one direction by way
rr Portland. of $3.50 and to Los Angeles
and return 1u one direction by way OF
Portland Of 300. These tickets viii be
sold MAY to Il and daily from May p TO
Sept 3D.
TfrEers viii Do sold daily from May %
go SEPT 30 % Portland and return for
S1EG Tic fare from Portland 60 Seattle
and return has not vet been fixed by the
Northern Pacific. but. 4 was stated yes
rfrddy at the general passenger office OF
fh7 Oregon Short Line that Sc would prob
ably not exceed $50
On addition 10 the suecjaI excursions to
california not including Portland or to
rr.n. there will be daily summer tourist
rates nf 81 TO san Francisco and return
and 80 tn los AnEeleS and return via
Southern Pacific. also st5 Co Los Angeles
and ~75Uru U enc direction by way of
san Francisco and in the opposite direction
Dos, wsv of the Salt Lake Route. All Of
these tickets it was announced, viii
carry final limit Of Oct 81 Stopov5r
privileges win De- liberal both ways.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
TAKES CHARGE OF
BANBERGER LINE
W. A. Harding, Electrical En-
gineeT, Arrives in City From
Los Angeles.

~ s. Harding Of Los Angeles arrived
i- this city yesterday to enter upon the
duties of resident engineer and superin-
-zr5aut Of electrical operation for the
salt Lake g. ogden railroad. He is the
man with whom Sidney Bamberger made
z-s7rgameuts some weeks ago while on
his "Trip To- California. Mr.. Harding's fam
D.. will come 10 this city later. He hts
had long and varied experience in cleo
---rar engineering. having lately been IN
the employ of the government He was
formerly electrical engineer for the Santa
Barbara street railway line ana previous
fs that AN engineer for the Pacific Elec-
rr.. company. He was. for a time To-
Gated bon Seattle. where he was engaged
f- important electrical construction work.
For q number of years Mr. Harding was
electrical engineer for the Chicago Trac-
r.nu company.
Work on preparing for the electrified
ZION Of the BanbeTger road is progressing
steadily. The steam shovel crews are
working every day and the cuts are be-
inc rapidly widene3 for the double track
age Several crews are now at work set
ling poles at various places along the line
and other crews are painting ard trim
ming uoias as fast as they arrive in the
Yards Simon Bamberger. president OF
the company, is stu I'm Chicago. where
b. is making contracts for additional sup
plies and where he viii place orders for
electrical rolling stock before returning
home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
HEAD OF CHUR III
HOME ONCE MORE
President Smith and His Party
Return From Six Weeks
Trip to Hawaii.

Joseph r Smith. president Of the Nor
mon church. Presiding Bishop G W. Nib
ley and their party returned yesterday
after six weeks absence, during which
time President Smith and his friends Wis
tied Honolulu and other points of interest
Do the Hawaiian islands President Smith
said. on his return, that the trip was one
purely of pleasure and was made for the
lurpose of securing a brief period of rest
and recreation
The trip was one Of enjoyment accord
lug 10 the president He said that ne and
all OF tie members of the party felt the
better Tor the outing The outward and
return voyages were both marked with
storms, but the ship Weathered them
DTavely and no harm was done.
President Smith said that the condition
of the Mormon church in the Islands Is
excellent and that satisfactory progress is
being made. Numerous meetings were held
ON the islands. and special conference
was held at Honolulu on March p and u
Among other points of interest visited
by President Smith and his party were
the Kilaueau volcano and the wonderful
waterfalls on q e island Of Hawaii The
volcano is about 20 miles flom Honolulu
on the arrival of the Alameda at Homo
lulu President Smith and his party vert
met by a reception committee and the
Royal Hawaiian band gave them a Inu-
steal welcome. The leader OF the band
said that this act was q slight token Of
appreciation of the COurtesies that had
Utah Il year ago.
Bishop Nibley reported the sugar plan
tation at Laie I'm fine shape He ex-
pressed the belief that the Hawaiian is
lands would export about $4,000 600 worth
of sugar this year. but that the importa-
ton cf this commodity would net have a
detrimental effect on the sugar industry
i'm this country.
Those composing President Smiths party
were President and Mrs Joseph F.
Smith. the Misses Emily j.. Rachel Emma
and Edith Smith. Bishop and Mrs. Charles
". Nibley and The Misses Nan and Alice
Nibley and Mrs A W. McCune The
president Of the Hawaiian mission. Samuel
W. Woolley, accompanied the party hence
10 his station
President Smith first visit to the Hs-
waiian islands was made more than half
a century ago. when he was a bow of Is
or 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary 4. Robinson to L. b. Wicls.
lot 4. block q. plat D .-.------..----S 80
Hyrum Smith 10 Mary \. ;. War
die. section 80, township south.
Hvrum +. Smith TO William II.
Smith, section 50. township south.
range / east -..--..-. .-..---...--.'. -'-'
G. W Shores and wife TO thdrieS
Craveus. lot p block As. plat B..
Eagle Mercantile company TO Robert
Y Harmon. lots and 10. block
Grant addition $500 ----.---. - -e'
Eddie f. Love to Emma +. Smith,
s55ition anu ......-....-........ LOO
Edward F. Elder to Joseph Fer
rando. lots / and .. block los. plat - -.
Tosenb Fernando to E L. Elder.
part Of lots I and ., block lo3, plat 800.
q ...- ---- -.---.--.. ---- l-'-'
walter T.. DAYTON to Rose L. Wine
ga. To-. 8. block %. plat a - 80
Mary A. Nixon TO Thomas +. Rad 80,
don. lot 4. block 1S1. plat d $3.50 ~
Emma j. T. Behling TO Marie
Behling. section 5. township south
range I east .....-------.. ..--- -
Emma J. F. Behling II John ID. {;
Hamilton. section .. -Vwnsnlp 90,
south range ] east ------------------ V'
CIaud Richards ct al T. Edgar Fox,
lots ] and p College Heights ------ 81
Westminster lDvestment company 70
H. J. Burch. ir.- lots : and 81
block p Westminster H,1glts- o.
Grouway Parry and wife h Annie
J. Greenhalgh. lot 90, block ?. Lib ~
erty Park -.-- ---.--.---..- -----,--- fV'
Jacob Z Hamburger to Covey In
vestmeut company. lot .. block "A, 49,,
u-af ID --'--
SsIt lake Security & Trust com
pauv to Convey Investment com
panv. lot /. block Is. Dlat d --..-- Us
A. NJ. Gordon and wife TO Covey In
vestment company. part OF lots I --.
and ? block "a. plat y -. A''V'-
Johu Striugham To Elite May r
Stringham lot 4, block -, 5-acre
ni2t a -.-- -------- ----.------ -----
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

April started OFF well in the office Of
the city building inspector. three permits
representing a value Of $1,000 in buildings
having been issued These were,
James Hepworth. frame One=story
building. for cold storage purposes.
No 647 North Eighth West -..---.-S 2.Ov5
A. Young. twO-story brick dwell
ing. No l15 Fourth avenue -.--.--- 4,yoJ
George a. Smith. twO-story brick
sTe g,,,..7' ......,.........-....... 4Oo0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

The first wool from any or the corrals
along the salt Lake Route is TO be loaded
81 FanisId today 70 he shipped immc-
GiatCy 10 viii be loaded under direc-
zion Of Albert Erickson. agent here FOR
the 3. Harris Wool company of St. Louis.
The freight department Of the Denver <
Rio Graudc Yesterday gave out the dates
for some of the wool clipping Corrais
along it's line to omen for business. to-
Ea,her with additional particulars. Clip
ping began actively yesterday at three
c9frals, Cisco. Thompson and Verde. The
number OF sheep so far listed at these
places are 61950 ct Cisco. 5000 at ThOmp-
son and 60J9y at Verde. but many more
sheep VIII probably be sheared at each
place before the season is closed. On
April 10 clipping viii start at the San Ra-
idfI corral near Green river. and Il IS
reported that already 5o,0l9 sheep have
been listed for shearing there. On the
same date ShearaTs VIII commence the
clipping nj about 59Gd0 sheep at West
wafer Dates for snearing at the cOrrals
ar Cotton. Price. Manti. Bassa and Red
mond have not Yet been set
D. S. Spencer. assistant general passen-
ser agent for the Oregon Short Line. has
gone 90 Jerome. Ida to attend the cele-
btaii0D there incident TO the turning Of
me water into the canals for the purpose
%. Watering the north side Twin Falls
tract.
u. F. Curtis. contracting freight agent
Tor The Niokalplate with headquarters in
.maHa- who was here for several DAYS
.'NHg mp the wool situation. left yes
ieT15y for home.
-. a. g.. Bidgway. general manag ger Of the
Denver d Rio Gvande. after thoroughly
Inspecting the branch lines of the Utah
81. .s'nH o.. the road and making notes of
-.'I-. Nef'enfS needed. left for home yes
ia7oaE Ir Dis special car He was ac-
..HaIle1 tv j. g.. Daley. superintendent
. ..e Utah division as far as Grand juno
Three carloads Of Raymond wlitcombe
.'.-SiS. Who arrived IN tho city from
.al-HF7Iz ON their way east on Wcdnes-
.tl afternoon. were Yesterday entertained
WIN trips about the CITY and a special
organ recital at the tabernacle Yesterday
.'.r-'n- leaving over the Denver & Rio
a'arle last evening for Denver.
,,. D. Yuui- commercial agent for the
'a.-SI railroad. journeyed to Provo yes
Travelling Freight Agent John French
me Wabash Yesterday went 20 Lof-
-..tl tsh- on business connected with
WOO. shipping.
Edwin LIuJhicum. travelling freight
,''.t'- of the Union line Pennsylvania
system. whose headquarters are IN Den
.-.- 'H company with his wife and chill
..rl. visited salt Lake a few hours YES
-s The family was on the way TO
.+-t..rla fgr a short visit
r. was reported at the oregon Short
-.-. offices yesterday that the first car
Z. NE ButterwOrrh Livestock company
WOO. clip would be shiDDed from WeiSer.
ga .g The e. Harris Wool company al
~. Louis Saturday. The Harris COM
.a.| bought the whole clip. which is said
.' Dr.. one Of the largest I'm the west this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

Remember summer is coming and ice
cream cones viii be in demand. We
make them fresh daily. John ". Walsh
4 Co. IA South State street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

Oniv sIe2e5. good for nine months
Have YOU made the tour? It's a winter
rip worth considering. Itineraries ana
sleeping cars Ask Kenneth Kerr, D
?. A. salt Lake Route.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

Kniefei's Cafeteria.
Ln-ris-s-Est al KniefeTs Cafeteria.
I'D south Main street
o- c. F. Pinkerton wishes to an
l2-n-e to his patrons that he viii re-
move his Offices 10 $3.50 Mercantile
'.oeS. and his residence to 1853 Second
avenue. Phones. Bell 2242,. Ind zoos.
open ready Cor business. Ice cream
zones shipped anywhere. J. ". Walsh
Co., fli South State street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

opening ~. saltair. ApriI ?.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
Safe, Permanent
Cure for Ills of
Women
ChiFOprdCtiC Treatment
Removes Female
Troubles

\ sale. permanent cure Tor the many Ills
Of women has been found ln ChiroDractic
This twentieth century science cures
without drugs or other disagreeabIe treat
ment, but is pleasant and safe
Long standing cases Of female troubles.
stomach. kidney and bladder troubles.
paralysis piles constipation. neuralgia
headaches. backaches and many other Ills
WELD readily To- ChiroDractic.
The cures are not temporary. but alb
solutely permanent. The treatment builds
up and strengthens the body and places
it in a condition 10 Withstand disease
Rheumatism Relieved.
In wet stormy weathe-. persons who
suffer from rheumatism are more apt To-
be distressed. ChiroDracti- quickly re-
ieves abe pain and strengthens the weak
tned nerves
III y0U are troubled with rheumatism
call and see Airs. FIcEard and have
treatment 10uU be- very much surprised
al the immediate results
Chiropractic searches out the cause and
helps nature 70 remove the trouble and
prevent its return
Consultations and examinations are free
You viii be- welcome at any time.
Mrs. G. B. H. Pickard
217-218 Herald Bldg.
Hours: 9 to 70 and to 5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

D. $. Spencer. assistant general passen-
ser agent for the Oregon Short Line has
gone to jerome. Ida. to attend the Cele-
brati0D there incident TO the turning OF
The water into the canals for the purpose
%. Watering the north side Twin Falls
tract
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
NEWS OF RAILROADS
IN CONDENSED FORM

The first wool from any Of the corrals
along the salt Lake Route is 10 be loaded
81 Tgrfi.ld TODAY 70 he shipped immc-
diatCJ 10 viii be loaded under direc-
zion Of albert Erickson. agent here FOR
the e. Harris Wool company of St. Louis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
Mexlee and Return

saltair. rain or shine, April >.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

u. F. Curtis. contracting freight agent
Tor The Nio6alplate, with headquarters in
D'a1a- who was here for several DAYS
'SEE mp the wool situation. left yes
f.rgdy for home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

r. was reported at the oregon Short
I'm. offices yesterday that the first car
.. The ButterwOrth Livestock company
WOO. clip would be shipped from WeiSer.
-.a. 'l The e. Harris Wool company at
~. Louis Saturday. The Harris COM
bought the whole clip. which is said
IN DE-. one Of the largest I'm the west this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

.'-a2 carloads Of Raymond W1itcombe
.'.-SiS. Who arrived IN tho city from
aiiar7Is ON their way east on Wednes-
..L afternoon. were yesterday entertained
WIN trips about the city and a special
'-aH recital at the tabernacle Yesterday
t'.rr'0- leaving over the Denver & Rio
a'a'-e last evening for Denver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

p Edwin LIuJhlcum. travelling freight
'..'i'r of the Union line, Pennsylvania
.ss-m. whose headquarters are IN Den
-.- '1 company with his wife and chill
.-l- visited salt Lake q few hours yes
The family was on the way TO
.+-t..rla fg- short visit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

travelling Freight Agent John French
" the Wabash Yesterday went TO Loft
-.'tH tab. on business connected with
MOO. shipping.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-08
Curtains

Nottingham Face Curtains, 10
per pair, from IS to as low as sOS
Battenbers or Renaissance Lace
Curtains. white or Arabian, per a "
pair. all the way from $25 to Q1e6 q
Cluny Lace, white or Arabian, 90 m
per pair. from $500 down to- @OeVV
Irish Point, white or cream, per "a IN
pair, from $4,000 to as low as Q-8eeDV
Brussels Net Lace, per pair. 90 IN
from $685. 90 down to only QOoOV
Handmade Arabian Cur. 99S m
tains, per pair. from SIS to (DOOeVV
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-01-14
y Zprdvy re St. Paul. =

Zakon, zapovidaiici dayani vol
ngch listkl ma drahach, jenz ycsel V
platnost noyym rokem, postihl mezi
jinyrni take Louis w. Hilla. pfedse-
du Great Northern drahy. Tyz byl
ustanoven guvernerem Johnsonem
"a elena statni cestnf komise a jeli-
koz zakon zabranuje statnim dfed-
nikllm pouzivati voln6 iizdne. musi
nyni Hill voliti iedno nebo druhe
Jmenovany 6fad nenese zadne sluz-
ne q 2 t6 pficiny pocinaji Sc ozyvati
hlasy, ably letosni statni sn6m sta
vajici zakon ndkte5ch vecech po.
.oprayil
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-01-14

koncem minuleho tydne te-
silo mas setkani pany Jan J. Dra-
hosem a Geo. Friaufem, uvedomeIy-
mi rolniky re Silver Lake, Mimi,
ktefi byli dcastniky vyrotniho siez-
dn kooperativni maslafskt spolec-
nosti Minneapolis. Bahem sye
navst6vy Y st. Paul pfisli take ma
eviGeni nasich sokelil. $ nimiz sezna-
mill se pr pohostinnem vystoupeni
ctenafske sini Hutchinson,
MINI.
= Bratfi Emil Frank KoGi od-
jeli do Pierce, South Dakota. kde
provad6ji klempifskou praci ma stay-
be noveho nadherneho statniho ka-
pitolu.
f Pan Anton Dgofail!ss prospiya-
jici mladY obchodnik Lawton. n.
Dakota dIel zde po nekoIik dnG 5
manzelkou malou dceruskou jako
iiosti u pi. vaciav Neubaurove, tety
p. Dyofaka. Pan nvofak je nvedo-
melym Cechem a ielikoz znali jsme
jei jeho minulych navstev zde, BY
10 nam mile MIN Sc op6t setkati a
yzaiemne 81 pohoyofiti.
7 TAX - zda, ze chtei neb ne
chtej budeme sc muset vrhnout na
stranu yegetariand a pfestat iisti
maso, iez bdhem posledniho m6sice
20 =: :; s; 9 &C 20 30 pTo1tTit
Taktez i maslo, yeice a jine potraynf
a zivotnf potfeby vystoupily Gene
na nebyyaIou yysi.
j. F. Squires, feznik McQnaid
obchod6, obdrzeI radostnou zpravu.
Re ndsledkem 1mrti jednoho pfibuz-
neho y Anglii stava Sc d6dicem asi
sto tisic dolarl.
Zyon svobody 'liberty bell ("
ktery iasn6 zyutne pred sto lety
ohlasoyal 8 yeze stare radnioa va
Phlladelphii radostnou zyest move
zrozenem nardu americlxem. bude v
brzke dobe doprayen yychodu ma
yystayu Portland, Oregon. Byly
n6in6ny lsrolsgy ~, aby pfi dopray6 skr-
ze nase mfsto, byla poskytnnta kaz-
demu pfilezitost podiyati se ma ten
to odkaz minulych dob. budici
bi'siie uporniiTky ma cervanizy deJin
americkych.
= q fanny W. G. CarIinga, ma
lezajici Sc as mill cd statniho VISTA
FIste, Dylo odclzeno sest drahycI ko-
ni-behounii, ktefi zmizeIi jako by 81
byii do zem6 propadIi
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-01-14
Pan Frank Simon starsi ode,

Pan Frank Simon starsi odevzdal
jmenem muzskych a zenskych spoil
XII jubilantu eek ma 1926. Mali hosi
klecatskyeh Cikler1 imenem osa-
dy lses!ein s:i:: ~Sle=;:: o;iasYz!iaiiii 5k ok
ma $500. Pan Frank Machovec, po-
kladnik z. G. X. j. jmenem teze o.
devzdal $75. Mimo t6chto darn OBJ
drzel jubilant od rodiny Mat. Fer
bra mesni roucho Gene $500. Cd
matky skolnich sester Milwaukee
krdsng obraz V oleioyych barvach,
pfedstayujici dobr6ho pastyfe. Cd
kfesfanske akademie Praze Ce-
chdch zlatem vysiyanou stolu. Cd
rilzeneckeho spolku yelum kn poze-
bndni. Cd panenskeho spolku a
spolku sv Ludmily tfi krasn6 vysi-
yan6 abby. Cd rev. ]. Prouta New
Yorku stfibrn6 kufackG nacini. Cd
velp. Jos. Studnidky z Hankinson,
A. ID. toaletni a holiGske naGinf ma
"pfisti cestu kolem syGta" dale o.
deyzdal jubilantoyi dar 800 od o.
sadnflkti sye osady Dale obdrzel
jubilant cd nejmenoyan6 rodiny
$25. Cd syych byvalych zaGek Kon-
caloyych, nyni sester Skolnich Bal
timorp, Md. Wade Mecum. Od pani
Rosalie Kotnourove stfibrn6 psaci
nacini a cd pani Grossove stfibrny
pfibor.
TaneGni Piles sboru Hyezda
ZLsaspataii {. 45 445. s. Z. Z j. st,hI,ottii rf,-
Ger sini c. s. P. s. tesil Sc slusne
nayst6ve a vsichni 1tastaici si libo-
vail, ze Sc pelSn6 pobayili.
Wanna nehoda potkala zname-
ho stareho osadnika p. Frank Rysa-
y6ho. Pfi zednick6 praci We Schmid-
tove piyoyafe spadl jeste iinym
spelnd4ln!!kena. IIeeSsenii IIeeSsenii a atrpslI t95zz- t95zz-
ke poranenl ma hlaye a obllceJi. RAJ
neny je osetfovan V mestske nemoc-
nici.
r Sbor Sokola usnesI se pofadati
v sobotu 8. 1nora sini G. $. p. s.
prvni sibfinkovy pies, k nemuz jiz
pine pffpravy byly zahajeny.
= V posledni schdzi Cesko-Ame-
ricke Jednoty Sokol byl pfijat navrh
ma podani protestnf resoluce, odsu-
zujici 1tisk, bezpravi a nasilf rakou-
sk6 vlady ma teskem obyvatelstvu v
Cechach. Ma resolueni vybor byli
zvoleni Frank zdarsky, F. r. Va
mex mistni fiditel /. |. ResoIucni
lsybcr hodla pozadati tez mlstni an.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-01-14
Ze Stdtu

! V Menahgo zadal krajan Libor
Peterka zadost "a rozyod od sve ze-
ny. Va pficinu udava nevernost, ne
pofadnost a krute zachazeni.
! Die zprayy statni danov6 komi-
Sc bylo vynalozeno "a minuly rok
celkem 81 miliond dolarG ma vydeje,
spojene Sc spravou ednotliyych me-
stecek, okresi jakoz j statu, take
Pfipada ma kazdeho obyyateIe
1892.
i V Mortified zemfel staff rs
rokG A. r. Manning, ienz ziskal 81
prosiiallostti V ttaaiiiiiifn olkolf pro svoji
neohrozenost boji $ pov6stnymi
bandity Younger-James, ktefi pred
81 roxy uGinili "a bileho dne naiezd
lid tafHni pryni narodni banku.
Manning ylastnil tehdy zelezafsky
obchod a puskou V ruce zahaiil
stfelbu po banditech, kteff banku
obklopili. B6hem boje ma zivot a
ria sfnrt podafiiio sc Manningoyii sko-
.iiti Bill Stilese, jenz sede ma koni,
chranil ostatni bandity, ktefi mezi
tim zabyvali Sc lupem v bance. Be-
hem dalziho boje postfelil take ban
ditu Cole Youngera.
Behem m6sice prosince bylc
statnim hajnym Carlos Averym zat-
teno As osob pro poruSovani honeb.
mich zal<ond a vsechny az ma ctyry
byly pokutovany.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-01-14
ObchOdni yzdeldni.

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