davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-06-22

Co. -, jejil zakladateli jsou zna-
mi ltrajane Y Denver, Colo, sice
PIP. Chas. kudrna, II. Frame V.
v. kouba. Dul, ktery tato spo-
lecnost ma pod moci jest talk zva-
Iny Centennial naltza Sc bliz-
ko Idaho Springs, Colo, Y Clear
Creek okresu, kterGz sc honosi
nejbohatsimi zilami zlata a stfibra
ma eel6m sytt6 Dnl ten yydal
minultho roku IA 500, ijO,0O0.00
rudy.
III, nizepsany, jscm tam byl a
dukladn6 yse prohlGdnul vzorky
rudy isem sebral We vsech tdstcch
dolu a ttz ma poyrchu a yysledek,
ktcr}z mi byl yypracoydn omaz
skou tavirnou, ukaNie. ze rnda
yydd primdu 5000 Y tuny a
Itento v}slcdek poukazuie Ease na
10. ~ Jest to yclmi bohata ruda,
|vcnneme.li u 1yahu, elm hloub6ii
se grtd, " uda jest hohatI a ~
So naIfza stale We vGtsim yttsim
Imnolstyi Proto vScm Cechum ra-
| dim. ~ toto Jest velmi dobry pod
mix, kter| bude vypldcet sky6lt
|diyidrudy Y kratktm ease ZadnJ
nechybi. kdyz 81 zakoupi ntkois
diIcd, ktorGz So prodavaii po Soc
ieden. Toto ncni zadnf humbuk
anob proddvani dilcu spolctnosti
/ icz by neyIastnila ami iedinf pa.
lee pndy Odporuceni stran 10.
hoto podnibu podd First National
Bank y Denver, Colo, a m}m pro
stfednictvim Merchants National
Bank zde v Omazc.
l'iisfuH kazdtho, ze tento pod.
ink ie zalozcn ma dobrem zakladu
a le ncni zadnf humbuk, ma kter}
bylo iiz chyceno mnoho Cechh zde
/ " Omazc kdo by 81 prdl seznai
vice podrobnosti a vzorky rudy 81
prohlednouti, AZ mi dopise, aneh
Iuaystiyi v Praha IIotelu ma iiz. II
La William al. a bude mu ocho
ton poslonzeno. Kazdy pax Sc.
zna. ie tento podnik jest to pre-.
syGdGiti nciv6tsi pochybovaee.
| 1871 JOS. VASKO JR.,
li02 iiz. l3. ul., Omaha, Neb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-06-22

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faA ia4nt tbtlw luahu pfei
hol ehfas mtaF yelehnf sNl
81 ashsata ehfas apoma
astelnfah dalma takaha la,as
tat Hs alH pfaAkh m y
8naF - blip lst lss ia
81 M ~ kfstsa ba.ia luiHa
isfsaI mtaf ui7 H. Hhslf
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lBs Nssl ~
p 81 M tlt
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-06-22

sln ate ss lslHS stHf skHlN hH
ga mhalN taa 81 fRna =
4 mWh HaslsE ls
fHa talh 4
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-06-22

ma yychode. Necht vsechny ceske
spolky zdejSi bee rozdilu smysleni
q presvcdceni - jenom $ jedinym
prcsy6dcenim v srdcich svych Gle
nn, s presvedcenim Cechu -- sta
nou SC oporou cele ceske verejno-
sti zdejsi Ia necht skutecnym "a
jmem a ze srdce tryskajicim mad
senim ne slovy, ale skutky dokaze
opraydoyy a pootiyy zajem, jaky
bere ma veskerem zivote zamor-
skych cechu, kterym Ustredni Ma
tice skolska je dnes bastou V ur-
putnyoh zapasech germanisaci. =
Dokazati TO ie ysech mas povinno-
stf. Proto dostavte sc do schnze,
iez Sc bude konati DNE %. CERV-
Ma ' SIM u Bratri Diyisu. zastup-
cove vsichni. Neschazejz ami jedi
ny!
v Omazc a sice y elsie 1924
iizni l6 ul., usadiln Sc nova 6eskd
porndni bahiclla y 0soba pani Ma
Iry Brandysovt, iel graduoyala ma
skole prof Rubcsky a kterd ne
kolikaIclou praksi prodalala u
Iprof Paylika y Prazr. Neui mdiz
pochyby, ~ Sc pani Brandysoyd
We SVEN oboru wynn a proto il
Iyralc odporuouieme do prime
ysech kraiauck. iez by sluzcb je.
Iii mohly potfebovati. Cislo tcle-
Ifonu: Douglas 3I22 - Mimo 10
poskytnouti mtize massaze a tu-
repkf koupcle.
.F Znamenite obGcrstvuiici
Inipoie, yzornd obsluha a yeskrze
ylidnt jcdnani ueinily nejoblibe-
IntjSim dtulkem hnstinec, kteryz
na l3. q Dorcas ul., Omaha, ylastni
KAREL SEMERAd. MctzIv le-
iak stale Gerstyg ma tepu chut-
Iny lunc yzdy po ruce. Y lahyich
/ ma gallony LEVINE prodavd zaru-
Gene kofalky a imp. domdci yina.
l0bjedneitc sob6 ma zkousku zvla-
ste y}tccnt pfirodni domhci slad.
kt vino. jest yelmi lahodnt 81
Hive. If
Ma skolach III, jsich a sice
Train bancroft. lcstalo Sc zyld.
stniho yyznamcnaui "a ptsttni sa-
ldtu ttmto teskym ,koiakdm Fr
| Tkfizoyi, Tom ParolikoAi a Anto.
Iuinu a Williamu strpin,koyi
gYn Nejstarstm proto take
ne ejoblibenejsim hostincem teskt
Praze jest bez odporu hostinec RI.
teny po l6ta PIP, Sloupem Krum'
lem ma rohu IA. William ul. Kdo
Y hostinci jich zastavil Sc jednou
pride podruhe Ease, nebof vzdy
dostane Sc mu znameniteho "sto
| fu" a vzorne obsluhy Ma eepu ma
j stale ccrstvy rizny LEAK Metz
nv a 60 81 tyde likern doutni
kn, tn dostanete to neilepsi zbol
trhu, nebof Sloup a Kruml zad
En5 smejd" nekoupi. Telcfor
Douvlns 7I37
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-06-22

fNaN9 HhhNuf' J N'liN R7lh"hi9'"
Eafi, vgrazu oceloveho, jaky vii
skuje dlouholetg dporny boj ii.
yotni, sotya potla6uji slzy pohnu-
II, Shy radosti q siln6jsi nezli
smrt jest miloyauil
Po letech opet donna, po letech
otein6, domoyinc, ma srdci dra-
he vlasti Jak smutn9m byl kdysi
iich odchod iak radostne dnes
shlcdani Jak} IN rozdfl Mnohy,
prcmnohy tech zdmoznych ano
bohat}ch naysttyniku, icz pozdra-
yoyalo ma tisice hrdrl phi odjez-
ldu y vlasti stdl kdpsi Sc t. tride
Sc svfm uzlitkem ~ do lIambur-
/ lm konal pax cestu pres ocean
Iuckdo mezipalnbi Odchazel ja-
ko chudas, iako opusttne ditG,
\ pro ktert nebylo y otfine sousta,
Ijako vydGddnec, Jeh0z osud byl
zcela prchltdnut - u dnes =.
ducs = Dnes yraci Sc k ma
ystevc otciny iako zamozny, snad
/ bohaty muz, muz, ktery vlastni
siIou, ylastni praei Sc poyznesl a
/ yydobyl 81 ye sr6t6 IN sebe luu-
tejsich podminek svt misto, do
/ byI 81 prdya ziti spokojcnG, stast-
Inc. Obfi prdeo ticht, yaznt du-
Ilcli'a, he cti slouzite otGind a re-
skcmu imtnu tam IN occdncm
Praycm Vas vlast vita. prayem
den Vascho pfijezdu jest dnem
svatcGnim Ano, byl to slavny
den naroda eesktho. syatek lido
W. syatek pr6ce Milo takoyfch
dnu ien pamatuji, iaklm byl pra-
ve ten, kdy yitali jsme americke
cechy k navsteve Narodniho diva
dla, tehdy symbolu nasi kulturni
sytpomocil
! Byl iscm tehdy kvartan gym
nasia litnobranske uIici - a
dncs, kdy pisi tyto radky, nedo-
yedu potlaciti Y oku Ease vlhko,
ktere Sc mi tehdy take oci dra-
10. A nestyde isem Sc IA to ami
tehdy ami dncs.
Syatek prdee, syatek lidoyy, -
prayil jsem pffjezdu Americana
do Czech Bylo tomu tax, to
! vsim pravem Tam daleko "a o.
ceanem rvali Sc nasi ubozaci sky
WI chleba Sc ziyotem, NJ pax silou
svych pan q hIavnt silou sve vd-
le Vitczili mad nepratclskymi po-
merry zde otcine chudas
narod zapasil ma smrt o byti neb
nebyti a resil 81 veskery otazky
sam - svou praci, svou vuli ziti.
Lid cesk{ postaral Sc sam 0 sv6
! divadln Scbral prayt poklady a
i2budoyal ii stdnek Mus tam ma
nhhrczi a kdyl pax zloboh mi.
tll dilu dlouhoett prace. narod
lmuhilisoyaI Sc znoya finanGn6 IN
diva roxy po osudnem pol6ru sIa-
yilo 81 otcyfcni diyadla. A jil
"a diva roxy po Il vital ismc sy6
draht Amcritany ot6int
Pfijeli ttsit 50 bratfimi &c.
rhach, pfiicli radnyat NJ N spo.
lctnd prdee Vzlcnr nc1apomcnu.
telnt chsile, lidov} hod boil
Ztracend skoro iiS odnol nhro.
da hlasi Sc ye eh,ili tax yznescua
nahle ke sytmu kmeui a nesctfie
) luakladu. nbtti srbe tfisich. ,6ch
kpa,t dnhyttch uspor, podnika
F}prasu, pryni fyr eeskon y}pra.
+ sn ua t,lhstni Ioli pres oocan 40
i siartho ettia n tteh neAapomr.
nutelntgh eeeh
Neui snad hned dtiiuaeh oh,
lohasbo pfipadn "bfiaFSlsi, mo.
buln6isi lAsky IA sia4ti. lasky 4
egf.nt iaAou as bdslb naA hratfl
famafsll pted pstasitaeeli lAtg
lssuu pgYnl tpfatau fiu narosluit
4 Ha .lltatila
NAAgaf ptIAlaiN ana hAVars.
skf lslme ain Il. Ate n tsphA smer
- kfeb h@,lsa tlass 81 ltaeatlpaiI
= lelaeh peian fapesalaAY ale pfi
! 1850 alafA a IA asiaFF helstae IA
q slaiae namfh6 eamus q iAle
b &H
EN& tNfaes am Ftkesh ee
y cha hmlaA ~ ha BAhlles
.# EttM MNas4FMk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-06-22
L OMAnY.

znamS krajan zdejsi, pan Jos. VA.
sko MI, ienz, jak zndmo, mcskal
v Denver, Colo, kde Sc zajmem
sledoval praee dolech, iez Sc v
kratke dobe stanou yyhradne dc.
sbym majetkem Pfiyczl odtam.
tud ukazky zlate a stfibrnt rudy,
kiert kaldfmn ocholou ukake.
ysimntte j ozndmky ma jin6m
mistG.
- X duchoynim y}rocnim cyi-
ccnim, k'cra zapotala ytcra "a
vital do Omahy tito yldpp Ma
courck Z Rarcnna X zdk Z How.
ellis, Bcllacl Nerligrc Radka.
sletm Otilie Burdoyd. iez,
iak zndmo, asi prrdc dgtmn md.
sici odeiela 20 syt ttlkt ncmaci
do svtho domova yr Western,
Ncb., minulfch dncch sc lrela
pozirayrna yrdlila % lmiala svt
bfvalt misto u znamt zdcisi ob.
chodnire. pani Il. a Daviduyt. 4
pozdraycui iciiho q nivmm mdmc
yelikou radost
Vecru kolem ! $50 rdno zp-
mrpI Omaha General nomocuici
p. Adolf Broz. znamf kruian Z
Wilber, Neb. Pan Broz nalezal
Sc osetrovhm 81 ttto nemocniei
po poslednich dcytt tlduu. Ze-
mfcl w start p rokd, 4 mtsicu
Us dnn Zanrchdya trnchlicf
manlelku a dvc ditky Pozhsta.
Ky pfcdfasnt zesnultho krajana
dopraycny byly y6era odpolcdne
prostfednictyim rhyaln6 znam6ho
pohrobnika FIR Jandy do Wilber,
Neb
koncem minultho tydne roz-
nemohl So maly synaeck manzelti
Vino. ZezuIaka ma 3. a Poppleton
ave Jezto stav a pul roku sta.
reho Frantika jeyil vakne obayy,
poyolali starosiliyi rodiGe lined p.
dra. Petra, kteremuz zajiste brz.
ku podari Sc maleho pacienta II.
zdraviti.
We ttyrtek yceer prednaseti
budc tesko- bratrsktm chramu
na Is. a Hickory nj. fcdiiel 6eskt.
no pfistchoyalcckeho domu, p. v
yantk. syt praci tamnim pfi.
stayu, a faraf z Prahy, p H. b.
Marek tlumoeiii bude "pozdrav Z
Czech" kald} srlccn6 ivan a ii.
TAM
Omaze pfibude hezpochyby
jeste lctosniho podzlmu uoyf sci
ky elevator kterf poime 20o.0R
buslh Elevator tento hodla posta
viii llynes Elevator Co. ktcra p0
ifcbnt k tomu polcmky ua 90. d
q ul.. diva bloky oil Leaycnwortl
nl iil lakoupila
Nova lithograhcka .polet
most na zakiadnim kapitalu 500
600 usadlla Sc Oma2r a sahAl
syoji flunost poloylri eerTenee
.ieji fafod nalsxali So budc ' bu
doya Burkley. ma " Howard nj
AIaatska rada uytiomeni
hyla posleslni syt sehah Nebfa
ska Telephone Co. N leIleh ~
aada plaii Al ia ruku lHah NJ
hrasha Telephone t0 plail n}n
saiisN iis uastenakt dane a ~
sllsa lals akFysnleh q m*si
ak}eh ys uFedent aipof II
na msstakaa ar,liaanst Atefea q
mAhA Telephone la lmaha sn.
saanl iilHffs Nlreel Railway -
tfatAnr hYlt All, ralalt infal
maag a8fHh tfsadaeh ngale9
nst lsnll ul i dgah is~usl nsesl
paessleb slul.aame sina 81
mu ia as aiebni p iuA
~ taa p0ui wsF'is
dn4h asaa. b aaNl hsl# ~
iala pal aafAs A'sAs as
talshHs IL lNsf w4tl lea p
M a. n ahh aHa a
Aia ~ 49, " h,aiaA II
shH aAla ia a a V satu y
taha kslai llegss wesal l
Ne swa 50 kf Hh e
lhal - hf A
thl tash u t
H8 ~
#t4
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nAhfH ~ IAF fiihii'Htf 'hifHhhi
mladi krajane PIP, Josef Bauer a
Josef Polan Pan FIR. Pellant
sy}m solidnim icdndnim piiyedl
lelczdfsky tento obehod ma stupeh
velktho rozkyetu. Snahou nov}ch
maiilelu bndc zaiistt poctiye v
slfptiich predchndce krateti q
talk dosavadni pfizen ii udrzeti,
Y kaldtm ohledu ysemofne Sc pri.
eiui ably krajany yldy k hplnt
spokoienosti obslouIili a tim dn.
vtu jejich pro pfistt sobe ziska-
hi Pan Pellant hodla nyni po
mnohalett pilna a mAbhdy amor
ne prdci zaslouzcn{ odpooinek
klidnt traWti
Pan Anton MtstrokJ, mamy
uzruarEt dtlnik y ziyodt pana
~ r. kunrla. yzpomnel si ma mas
% SVEN svatku a postal nam ma o.
Ifhulu6ni trocm sy{eh yFtctu9ch
iuzrnck. ma nichz isme 81 mamc-
mite pochuinali Vfolt diky'
- Manlclmm John Adamoylm,
| hydlicim na iiz, II. ul., narodiI Sc
zlrayi hosicrE. Gratulujcur,
Proklamace, iil g minulych
dncch mayor Bahlman yydal, OBJ
>ahujc iistd prayidla. die niehz o.
slaYoyalelt T. ccryenee mali So RI
IdiG. Mayor ddya syolrni k Wy
stayoyani X prodcii obnostroju We
dnerh l., 2, .. /. terrcncc, IN
inasIeduiicich podminek ladne
ohnostroic necht nelsou Yypalo.
ydny pred vecerem g. tcryence.
zadnt ohhostroie a yfbusnt latky
necht nejsou yystayoyany k pro
dejl pred ] ccryencem. Nypalo-
yani ohnostroj6 a y$busnych Ia
TEX alleyich y zadnich dyo-
reeh Sc zakazuje yypaloyhni ka.
mona, pistoli, rcyolyerh iinych
zhrani dynamitovych zabek ne.
lni dovoleno. kazda osoba, kter6
proii tomuto narizcni So bude pro.
tiyiti, bude pokutoydna peneznd
nebo v6zcnim.
Manzclnm Louis Vl6koyym
bydlicim Z. ll0ola iil. I ul ze-
Imfela ttchio dneeh jedenacti,
Imdsitni dceruska Bozena. v ne.
deli pohfbena byla peel tesktho
pohrobnika. p + Jandy, ma &c.
sko- narodui hrbitoy Zarmouce.
u}m roditnm vysloyujeme syoii
suustrasl
PAM IIayclkoyi dcerou
Isl Nlarii Wahoo, Neb, dlcly
Izdc 30 ntkolik minulych dnu na
InaYsttyt il manzclu + landovych
IhydIicich na iii l3 nj. y pondflI
tohoto tfdne odeiela pani llavel.
Ikoyi domn. kdcito sl Marie IN
slnue lde jesit nekolik dni
n Mary Janfloya, meter p
+ Jandy, znhmeho pohrobnita
ktera hyla tde dom5enpsti m
mtstnana. odriela dotn0 10 VIA
hoo, Neb.. kdc hodla u tdrjet
last Z mtsice
Nlinulou sobotu dlel flr par
frank Jauda = l'lattInouth Nch
~ r0xnfmi faletilustmi lestt tt
hnl veSerm odeiel spti domd !
uim fhfovch iel mas p'hrohnik y
If Iandn kteff siltasiuil ~ \ q
teaIrntm mesie thhavy katolieht
b. soknla
Y a&etfos Ani da & ! N5m
lee nsehaasil se tito kraiant ]
Aatlik. 8 tlsla lt9a iIaal ~ nl
i Alru tanSnlm palaa pflt"'iAi :
sllsau ntfaFu kffts tak - hyl
auim ulu asst Nifl selan WsAn w
luAaeb \ kreislha 4sla l1sl ~
lii m iwna pAslem halae'ns fra
all asa hlsFt sfH anAms y
hadlasfs 81 aaiulha 4 s hl
. issA ga, bafabaa Hasa Nteas "a
tA N
l l,u @it #l sa v
/ t HI ka AssaiA Asalf u
mfa i #gsH sa NJ n
~ HaW hfW N
~ 8 ~ "a
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vYKAZ PRfsPEvKU
We prosp6ch centove sbirky pro
Ustredni Mattel Skolskou.

pfcnoS Z eisln posletlniho 40
Pan Th knsparak / Mundrn
kans VI line II terYna ~
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trlkrm s.t.st tststs oOue
-! rthut modui lAtky ma
salty. dobrt polni pradlo a iint
sbod yjpraynt a aalantorni 10
sianele laelhfit "a PAM AMY
BLAHovE. na 10 Hickory III
l'anl lllhhoN iest Foyntl ie'lua
telkuu pro sgatatnAu} lSk lilo.
boko. oastlsgu5 iiuimenty . pro
WheelefuYo RoslIinnt The pro ei.
stem kRe a pfail naAiusenl
lal
l'utalau balku " ty
hi.thl r,tf N8Hgsfhih alf
Nanaa 2asllW Mia i
.tpahY tWt va "a len
Ani thafaH - Aaulh
tHHahY
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~ AftRtly
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10

1t is interesting news Minister Egan
brings from Denmark-that in that
country eggs are stamped with the
date on which they were laid, so that
they cannot he kept in cold storage till
they are unit for food and then sold as
fresh. to take the edge from appetite
and perhaps to lay the foundations of
disease. Doctor Egan describes Den
mark as a land where the main re-
source OF all the people Is agriculture.
and where agriculture is conducted as
a science. Modern agricultural meth
DDS nave been in vogue in Denmark
10: 70 years. and in the reorganization
Of agricultural industry which is neces-
sery in this country in order to make
the most of the land, Americans evil
IDENTIFY may learn a great deal from
Denmark.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10

In 1850 the wealth of the United
States was $1,000, 600, 900, or about
1907 to the person. In 1904 these fig.
ures had increased respectively to
S1O7, O0o, oOO, 900 and $3.50. Or In other
words, the per capita wealth is over
four times greater than it was so years
ago. But it is not possible that con.
tentment has increased a particle, says
Ohio State Journal. This is because
the more n has the more he wants
to have. Possessions increase ones
desire. But there is another considera-
ton that renders useless this explana-
ton. 1t is quite probable that a great
proportion of this increase from ST.
0O0,o00,O00 to s107, 900, 0OO, 900 has got
Into the hands of a few, and while the
average might figure up $3.50, the &C.
tual possessions may not have changed
much from what they were in 1850.
They have no doubt increased some,
but the millionaires and multi-million.
aires have increased faster. The in.
crease of wealth in the hands of a few
Is not a sign of health and hope.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10
The Business Instinct.

An English farmer, taking his little.
son with him, was going to the,
polling station to give his vote. On,
the way he met a friend on the same.
errand, and the two entered into con-
%versation. After an excited and heat
ed argument about the budget they
came to blows. The poor lad was,
much frightened, and, seeing that his,
father was getting the worst Of it..
suddenly called out to him:
Hit him in the watch, father.
that'll cost him something!"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10
JURY, AFTER DELiBERATlNo SIX
HOURS, AGREE ON VERDICT
ON THIRD BALLOT.
IS ARRESTED FOR .BIGAMY
prisoner Given Her Liberty Friday
Evening, But Taken to Clayton by
a st. Louis County Constable
Before Morning.

st. Louis.-With a shrek that
echoed through the courtroom and into
the deserted corridors of the -Four
Courts, Mrs. Dora Elizabeth Doxey,
tried on the charge of numbering Will
liam j. Erder. fell sobbing into the
arms of her aged and white-haired
father in Judge Grimm's court at $3.50
Friday night as Clerk Robert Walker
e the jury's verdict Of acquittal.
The first ballot stood 8 to 3 for &C.
quittal; the second was 10 to 2 and af-
ter evera hours argument the ver-
dict was reached.
AT 1870 Saturday morning Mrs. Dox-
ey and arrested at Moser hotel by
Constable George Bode of Clayton on
a warrant charging her with bigamy
in marrying Erder at Clayton in April,
1909. The information on which the
capias was issued was filed last fall.
When Bode learned Of Mrs. Dox-
ey's acquittal he at once made
preparations to come to st. Louis af.
ter her and started about IL D. m.
His automobile broke down and de-
layed his arrival. Shortly after Q a.
m. he had his prisoner in the Clayton
fail.
Five charges remain to be pressed
against Mrs. Doxey following the MUIR
der case verdict, In addition to the
Clayton bigamy charge, based on the
alleged bigamous marriage of Mrs.
Doxey and Erder. The circuit attor-
ney's office announced that Mrs. Dox-
'ey would be held to answer three
charges Of perjury and two of obtain
Ing money by false pretenses, based on
her afhdavits, in collecting Erder's
life insurance, that she was his wife.
At the trial on the murder charge
she testified she never was legally
married to Erder.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10
BIG SHAKE-UP IMMINENT
Threatened Recall of British Agent
In Egypt Credited to
Roosevelt.

London, MISUNDERSTANDING Col.
Roosevelts startling denunciation of
the ~leniency of British rule in Egypt,
in his now famous Guild Hall speech,
with its implied condemnation of the
administration Of Sir Eldon Gorst,
British agent and consul general in
Egypt, came another surprising devel.
opment in the report that Gorst is
shortly to be recalled.
The report is generally accepted
and is credited to the agitation aris-
ing from Roosevelt's arraignment of
England's policy in Egypt. 1t is said
that Gen. Sir Francis Reginald Win
gate, sirdar of the Egyptian army and
governor general Of the Soudan, is
to succeed Gorst.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10
FEED CHILDREN
On Properly Selected Food. 1t Pays;
Big Dividends.

II parents will give just a little In
telligent thought to the feeding Of,
their children the difference in the
health OF the little folks will pay.
many times over, for the small trouble.
A mother writes saying: Our chill
dren are all SO much better and
stronger than they ever were before
we made a change in the character Of
the food. We have quit using pota-
toes three times a day with coffee,
and SO much meat.
Now we give the little folks some.
fruit, either fresh stewed, or canned,
some Grape-Nuts with cream, coca
sionally some soft boiled eggs, and
some Postum for breakfast and sup
per. Then for dinner they have some.
meat and vegetables.
1T would be hard to realize the.
change In the children, they have.
grown SO sturdy and strong, and we
attribute this change to the food ele-
mepts that, I understand, exist in.
Grape-Nuts and Postum.
"A short time ago my baby was.
teething and had a great deal of stom-
nch and bowel trouble. Nothing
seemed to agree with him until l tried
Grape-Nuts softened and mixed with
rich milk. and he improved rapidly aud
got sturdy and we'll"
Read THE Road to MELVILLE" found
In pkgs. There's a reason"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, trues and full Of human
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-10
AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN
GOVERNMENT AND WEST
ERIN TRUNK LINES.
NEW TARIFF WITHDRAWN
Pact Is In Effect Until Railway Bill
Pending In Congress- Becomes a
Law--lnJunotIon Suit to Re-
main in Force for a Time.

Washington.-A complete agree.
ment between the government and the
recently ~enjoined rs railroads of the
Western Trunk Line association was
reached at a White House conference.
The railroads agreed to withdraw
all rate increases filed to be effective
on or after June 1, and agreed to file
no more increases until the bill in
congress, which gives the Interstate
Commerce commission power to in
vestigate and suspend increases that
are not Justified, becomes a law and
goes into effect.
President Taft thereupon stated
that the administrations purpose in
bringing the injunction suit had been
accomplished, and the suit would be
discontinued. The discontinuance
will not be entered, however, until
after the new railroad law is signed.
VIII Effect other Roads.
The belief is expressed that all of
the other railroads of the country
which have filed increased rates or
have had such a plan under consider
alton will abide by the agreement
reached with the % railroads named
as defendants in the Hannibal, Mo,
suit.
Everyone connected with the con-
ference seemed gratified about the
outcome. All that President Taft has
desired Is that the Interstate Com.
Laerce commission should have au
thority to investigate increases in
rates to determine whether or not
they are justified by conditions and
are just to the shippers. This power
is to be conferred under the new law.
Roads Get Square Deal.
The railroads, on the other hand, it
is pointed out, are to be relieved of
embarrassing litigation, are assured
of a square deal" when their case is
presented to the Interstate Commerce
commission, and are free to resume
the contracts for improvements and
extensions which they threatened to
cancel had the court proceedings con.
tinued.
The e railroad bill contains a
clause which gives it effect GO days
after being signed by the president.
1t will be necessary to make the pro-
vision as to the supervision of rates
by the Interstate Commerce commits
sion Immediately effective and for
this reason President Taft will hold
another conference.
Confers With Full Cabinet.
President Taft summoned the mem
bers of his cabinet to sit With him in
conference with the four railroad OF
fcials. Attorney General Wicker
sham had all along been included.
There was some surprise, however,
when the president sem for Secretary
OF State Knox and Secretary of Com
merce and Labor Nagel. Later Chair
mar Knapp and Mr.. Lane of the In
terstate Commerce commission were
summoned.