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Minnesotské noviny., 1910-03-03
PO pTOgTamu taneC
V Schimdtove pivovare. Soud dopadl
V neprosp6ch zalobce.

V Schimdtove pivovafe. Soud dopadl
neprospech zalobce.
- Robert A. Smith, dlouholety
mayor mesta, zamenil drsne zdejsi
zimni obdobf "a Los Angeles, Ka-
lifornii, odkud Sc zajmem hledi
vstffc blizicim Sc zdejsim mestskym
volbam, nichz pc tolik let byval
praporecnikem demokraticke strany.
= A. B. Thompson stal Sc OBJ
chodvedoucim V znamem 'Home
Trade Storu", vlastnenem p. j.. f.
Pfchou. Pan Thompson ma dlou-
holetou zkusenost prodeji obuvi a
Getni zakaznici tohoto obchodu bu-
dou jim spolehlive vlidne obslouze-
nj. Pan Plcha, mattel obchodu, byl
ustanoven obchodvedoucim u zname
obuvn1 firmy Gotzian Shoe Co., u niz
po 80 let byl zamestnan co cestujici
jednatel.
W. F. Lovcik, znamy obchod-
mix Pisek, N. Dakota, pfijel sem
ma koupi zasob pro sv1j obchod by
10 nam potesenim p. LovGfkem O
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-03-03

mnohem 81 pohovofiti. Pan Lovcik
je uvedomelym Cechem "a feci pro-
jevil svoii rozhofcenost vGci casopi-
su Grand Forks Daily Herald, jenz
Sc snazil sec mohl Cechy oeerniti V
pf1pade Fr. Mikla, Z Lankin, N. d.,
souzeneho pro vrazdu sve zeny a dl-
tete. Jak Sc pan Lovcik vyslovil,
nenechal 81 zmineny list ujiti zad-
nou pfllezitost, ably pri kazde zpra-
We 0 zlocinu a pfelicen1 S vrahem ne
pouzil slova Bohemian. Orgy ten
to list ma tel vetsi pocet odberatelG
mezi tamnlmi krajany tito NELL
by Sc die toho vIci nemu zachovati.
At 81 Grand Forks Daily Herald"
opatfl statistiku zlocinc1 We statni
trestnici Severni Dakote jinde
pfesvedcf Sc, ze Cechoye jsou nejme-
ne opravneni k tomu, ably poklada-
nj byli "a narod zlocinci stavali Sc
tercem zlomyslneho vefejneho tisku
najezdu ma svoji povest co zakona
a mlrumiloynych obcan1 teto zeme.
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-03-03

: Minuly tyden zastavil Sc zde
p. Frank zizka z Lankin, N. D. jsa
ma ceste k pfateldm Pine City,
MINI.
= z Washingtonu byl sem Wy
Sian Jesse F. Turner, ably zde zor-
ganisoval republikansky politicky
klub, jenz pfipojil by Sc k narodni
republikanske lie, jejiz dkolem je
podporovati Tafta a jeho admin
straci pfistich presidentskych vol
bach. Organisatoru dostalo Sc vsak
vlazneho pfijeti byl nucen odejiti
s nepofizenou. To pfece mel by Taft
jiz davno vedet, ze Minnesota je 81
diem tax zvanych povstalcd V kon-
gresu ze neni mu Minnesota pro-
volavana velka slaya. - :
- Pan Jos. Hun6oysky>z Man
dan, N. D. zna1ny etenafdm tohoto
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-03-03
Take vhodny pfipad pro Cesko- Anne
rickou TiskovOu Kancelar.

Take vhodny pfipad pro Cesko-Ame-'
rickou Tiskovou Kancelar.
a@ Ma prodej ma m1rne splatky,
nebo k pronajmu ma dlouhou dobu,.
30 lotd We vymere asi 6 akrd nejlep-.
81 pddy pro zahradnictvi, ma McNa-
meny st. Pfihlaste Sc u Frank
Novotny, 3s7 Cedar ST., St. Paul,
MINI. 21.tt,
= Jako jina leta, tax i letas9evi
Sc nadbytek kandidatd pro- fozlicne
mestske dfady nastavaiicfch NEST
skych volbach. Celkovyopocet vsech
dfedne zapsanych kandidatd je 139
jelikoz ddlezitsisich 1fadi je pou-
re asi IS, budou mfti volici hojny
vyber V pfedvolbach, jez Sc odbyvaji
1tery Is. bfezna Jmena kandida-
til uchazej1cich Sc navrzeni do lEas:
dd pfedvolbach, jsou jak nasedu-
je: la mayora Henry GHaas, de-
mokrat, Herbert P. Keller, republi-
kan, "a kontrolora Edwin J. Bishop,
demokrat JOS. j. Ermatinger a
VIM. 81. Farnham,. rep; "a. poklad-
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
PRESTON.

Sam and ED Oberst were Falls City
visitors Saturday.
The wedding bells will soon be
ringing in this vicinity.
Mrs. +. C. Oberst called on Mrs.
f. L. Durfee last week.
Albert Randolph and wife were
Rulo visitors Saturday.
Charley Pelcher is working for
Mark Durfee this week.
Grover Vaughan spent Sunday with
Boss and Grace Randolph.
L. J. Durfee had business in Falls
City several days last week.
A. !. Hackworth is cutting wood for
Albert Zimmerman this week.
George Vaughan and wife were
Falls City and Preston visitors Sat
urday.
George Vaughan and wife were the
guests of Mark Durfee and family on
Sunday.
John Burk and wife, Earl circuit an
wife were the guests Of Nj. J. Dur
Tee and family Sunday.
r. d. Waggoner and wife spent Sun
lay with their daughters, Mrs. Geo.
Vaughan and Mrs. Ed Durfee.
| Dan Waggoner and sister Ruby will
return from Peru this week to spend
Thanksgiving With home folks.
Mrs. Mark Durfee entertained fit
teen of her friends Saturday eevening
in a very pleasant manner. Music
and games made the evening pass all
too quickly.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
We RDON

John Letters left Tuesday for Oma-
ha,
DR.. Hahn was up fromFalls City
on Wednesday.
". c. Sloan enjoyed a vacation frol
his work last week.
Bruce Nedrow went to Omaha We'd
nesday afternoon.
Ike Harris was down from Stella
one day last week.
Berk X. Baker was up from Falls
City m day this week,
Frank Dietrich and Oden Sailors
drove to Shubert Saturday.
Mrs. Z. l.. Bowers entertained Mi .
Florence Judd a few days last week.
Mrs. Fred Gibson and children of
Auburn are visiting with Al Kroh and
family.
Quinton Stump spent a few days in
Shubert the guest of Roy Edwards
and family.
Mrs, +. c. Chase went TO st. Louis,
where she will spend the winter with
her son and family.
Miss Lucy McManus came up frol
Falls City Friday for a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Kuker.
j. II. Hall, A. J. Weaver, w. C.
Sloan and w. F.. Veach made a trip
to st, Joe Monday in the formers
automobile.
o. 2. Veal came up from st. Joe
last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Northcutt.
Mrs. Eliza Goolsby enjoyed a visit
from her son, OHM, of Shubert one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ocamb attende
the funeral of Thomas Plumb at Falls
City Wednesday.
Ed kuker left last week for a short
stay with his parents at Barada. re.
turning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Heinzelman re-.
turned Sunday from a visit with rela-
tives in Norcatur, Kansas.
Lester Mayfield has returned from
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
Humboldt.

Fred Rist was a passenger to Falls
City Thursday.
A baby boy was born to Roy Strun
md wife last week.
VIII Vance of Pawnee City spent
Sunday in Humboldt.
A dance was held in the Bohemian
hall Thursday evening.
The Linger Longer club met with
A. II. Fellers Wednesday.
Chris Beutler attended to business
in St. Joseph Wednesday.
Hartman Looming attended to bust
ness in Falls City Wednesday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Litchfield is visiting
with relatives in Kansas City this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Eng left Wednesday
for "A visit with relatives in Hooker.
Col.
Elmer Woods and family of Table
Rock spent a short time in this city
Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Mann came down from
Lincoln Friday and is now a guest
of friends in this city.
Dan Hlaverty returned to his home
in Lincoln Thursday after visiting a
few days in this city.
Mrs. S. p. Wood of Bloomington, III
is now a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Martin.
Mrs. John %Fryburger and children
of Falls City are visiting with rela-
tiyes in this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Steenken of
Lincoln are visiting at the home of
Rev. Friche and wife this week.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson returned to her
nome in Falls City Sunday, after a
p%Ieasant visit with friends in this city
The basket ball game held Friday
between Auburn and Humboldt, at tie
former place was a victory for Au-
burn.
A musical entertainment was Civ
IN at the Christian church Saturday
evening and a large crowd was in at
tendance.
Mrs. e. w. Elwell, returned to her
home in Lincoln Thursday after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Butterfield.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25

a very pleasant visit with his grand
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Richie
at Knoxville, Iowa.
Miss Jennie Robson left Tuesday
for Garden City, Kansas where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. w II.
stowell and family.
Mrs. w. II. Stowell who has been
visiting her parents in this city left
this week for her home in Garden
City, Kansas.
Rev. Richie or Oregon was the
guest of .Verdon friends and relatives
last week. lie held services in the
Christian church Wednesday evening
e. c. Chase left last week for a
visit with his daughter. Mrs. Homer
House and family at Peru before 60
ing to st. Louis to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Zimmerman
entertained at dinner Wednesday the
following guests: Frnak Zimmerman,
wife and granddaughter of Prairie
Union, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West
of Guide Rock, Mrs. John Shuck of
Iona, Kansas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gill
bert and daughter of Stella, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nussbaum and Matser 10y
al Parsons, who is visiting here from
Hugo. Oregon.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25

Mable Shire of Dawson came to
this city Thursday and is now a
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. VIII Waggoner.
Mrs. Miles L~auderback spent the
past week with her sister, Miss Lille
Oberly who is attending business
college 1t Grand Island.
J. II. Andrews, who has been visit
ing at the home of her brother, J.
B. Andrews, departed Wednesday for
his home at Grand Island.
c. X. Cooper and wife, and Lew
Howe and Miss Jennie Fellers, at
tended a recital given at Pawnee City
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Buthoven Club.
Mrs. George Seabury and little
laughter, Adelaide, returned to their
IOllC III iAdbodS Sll9 SAUL udS dltCl
a lew days visit with her uncle, o.
T. Little and family.
Mrs. E. A. Litchfield and little
daughter Elizabeth left Sunday for
Ashland, where they will remain
for a few weeks with her father, DR.,
Merideth and family.
School vas dismissed Tuesday moor
in order that the teachers of the
city school could attend the teachers
convention held in Lincoln this week
and also to prepare for Thanksgiving
Mesdames /. S. Shirley and A. J.
Buerstetta entertained a number OF
friends at the home of the former
Friday afternoon. Trail was the
leading feature.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
DAW son
leading featur,

John Ryan was a Falls City visitor
Saturday.
Joe Miller visited in Falls City on
Saturday.
Miss Sarah Timer was a Humboldt
visitor last week.
Walter Utermohlen is very sick
with typhoid fever.
Marie l.. Crotty visited Sunday at
the home of Bryan O'Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Watson spent
Sunday afternoon at Humboldt.
Mrs. Nora Perry was down fom
Humboldt Friday and visited until
Sunday.
Mable Shire visited Thursday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Will Wa
gner.
John William Wagner visited last
week with his grandmother. Mrs.
Shire.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Candy of Hum
boldt spent Sunday in Dawson with
friends.
Mr.. Hendricks. Nina Snow, and Vic
let Smith attended the institute in
Salem Saturday.
Margaret Ryan was down to Falls
City Thursday and will go to school
at the convent.
Thomas Ryan, while catching som
pigs, met with an accident which re-
suited in a broken finger.
Jess Bunker has charge of the
Fairmont Creamery Co, now since
E~aschery Gates has resigned.
Miss Anna Boss held a basket soc
ial at her school house out at Yale.
1t was well attended and enjoyed by
all.
Charles Cooper and Mike went up
to Pawnee last week. Mr.. Cooper's
father got very badly hurt in an ele-
vator at hat place.
Miss Winifred Walters returned to
her home in Axtell, Kansas last
Friday. She has been visiting Nina
Tiehen for about two weeks.
Mckinley Bodkins suffered a relaps
Sunday, after almost recovering from
typhoid fever. The attending physi-
clan fears he is now suffering from
pneumonia.
Mr.. Pat O'Brien passed away at
his home about six o'clock Monday
evening. He has been ailing for a
long time. He had reached a ripe
old age.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
SARAOA

" : s. L. vas in shuOert sat
10
&.21 Il. e rec lie ninth era
Ao. d4..
W. e. Whilta.toa Was in SHIT
bett Saturday.
e. Puett moved into the Randsom
cottage last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sailors visited
Sunday at the home of r. J.. Dunn.
DR.. S. A. VanOsdel was in Lin
coin on business one day last week.
Kirkendall Bros. are putting in ce.
nient crossings in Barada this week.
Rev. Essley and wife are conduct.
Ing a week of cottage prayer meet.
ings.
Richard Slagle returned Saturday
from several months s~ojourn at Har
rison, Nebr.
Reinhardt Herbster's small sor
fell while coming from school anC
broke his arm.
Charles Kuker and J.. A. Martin
and their families were in Fall.
City on Sunday.
w. F. Butler and daughters Nelli,
and Emma spent a couple of days il
st. Joseph this week.
Jas. Stephenson is this week NOV
ing into his building recently vacat
ed by j. A. Martin.
Mrs. E. R. Michaels and daughters
returned the first of the week from
a few days spent in st. Joseph shop
ping.
DR.. H. S. Andrews reports the
birth of a thirteen pound boy at the
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
The County in General
The 'Doings' of Our Country Friends
and Neighbors.

lome OF {. V. Cox born Friday, Nov
ember Is.
Bernard Duerfeldt is moving into
ais residence property on South
Main st. He is having a large barn
constructed.
We neglcsted last week TO men
ton a delightful evening spent at
the home of Mrs. NJ. Nj. Hendricks
when she entertained her Sunday
School class of young ladies and
young men.
Henry Shaffer purchased a lot in
the West Barada addition and will
erect a dwelling house thereon in
the spring.
j. A.. Martin last week moved into
his new building. The p~ostoffice now
has more commodious quarters and
his new photo gallery now fits him to
do work hat cannot be excelled.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25

There is little danger form a cold
or from an attack of the grip except
when followed by pneumonia, and thi
never happens when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is used. This rem
edy has won its great reputation and
extensive sale by its remarkable
cures of colds and grip and a be
relied upon with implicit confidence.
For sale by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
Notice to The Public.

My son, Samuel Nofsger, has left
my home against M wishes and |
hereby give notice that l will not be
responsible for the payment of any
debts contracted by him. All per-
sons harboring or trusting him will
do so at their own risk.-Mrs. Rosa
Nofsger. 46-3t
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
RULO.

Ered Ball was in Falls city Hednes
day.
Al Dixon visited III Wymore Thurs
day.
p. Z. Kulp of Wymore was a Rulo
visitor Saturday.
Dick Wilson Of Wymore was a
Rulo visitor Friday.
Bob Zoble was a Rulo visitor a
few days last week.
Mr.. Chestnut was a business visitor
at Preston Tuesday.
School closes Wednesday for a
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. John Hopkins and IONS spent
Saturday in Atchison.
J. +. Vaughn visited with friends
in Hiawatha last week.
Fred Stewart was a Falls City
visitor one day last week.
=. G. Robinson was a st. Joseph Wis
.tor The first of the week.
Pearl Anderson was on the sick
list several days last week.
Mrs. James Davis visited with rela-
tives in st. Joseph last week.
Alta Gilbert came home from York
Saturday for a weeks vacation.
jeff Gilbert went TO st. Joseph ON
Wednesday for medical treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Jondrow are the
happy parents of a little daughter.
George Boerner of Humboldt visit
ed with relatives in Rulo one day last
week.
Frank Vanvaulkinburg of Lincoln
visited with his parents in Rulo
over Sunday.
Maggie Mooney returned recently
from a visit with her sister at Ell
fingham. Kansas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C~leckinger of
Falls City spent last week with
relatives in Rulo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pangburn were
business visitors in Kansas City sev
eral days last week.
Mrs. Clara Boerner visited with
relatives at Humboldt a couple of
days the first of the week.
Tom Bowker and Grant Ocamb at
tended the funeral of Thomas Plumb
at Falls City Wednesday.
81 Bunker has sold his saw mill
to Harry Marsh who will use it to
grind corn as well as saw.
Rev. Picket, wife and baby ar
rived last week from Indiana and now
has charge of the services at the
Methodist church.
Sam and Ewing Ward returned last
week from "A three months stay in
the west where they disposed of
several car loads of apples.
The Catholic people gave a card
party and supper in the Hosford hall
Wednesday evening and a fine time
reported The above served dinner
ard upper THANKSGIVING day.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-11-25
M
Will Build
Y O u II
and Make
OuStrOng

Old people, tired, weak,
run down people, delicate
children, frail mothers, and
those recovering from severe
illness, this is a fact.
Thousands of genuine tes-
timonials from reliable peo-
pie prove this claim, and to
further support the fact and
prove our faith in what we
say, we unhesitatingly de-
clare that any one who will
try a bottle of VINOL will
have their money returned
without question if they are
not satisfied that it did them
good.
A. G.. WANNER, Druggist
Falls City, Neb
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-22

Patient Improved Steadily and
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a Case at Pasadena Which Showed
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-22
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
For the week ended March 10, 1910.
Honolulu, T. H.. March y, 1910.
General Summary.

The rainfall was very light through
out the section and below the average
at all stations having record of ten
or more years. An unusual number of
stations report no rainfall
The following are the deficiencies. in
inches, as compared with the average Of
the week for ten or more wears. in the
several districts of the different islands:
iawaii-North KohaIa. I.27 to 1.42:
iamakua, 81 to 2.34; North Hil0, i
South HiIo, $50 to 4.63; Euna, 2.54;
kau, l.02 to LIS, aud North KOna.
80. Maul-MakaWao, 81, and Lahai-
ma, Il. Oahu-k0OIauIoa, 1.O2: ko0-
lau poke, 80 to LIS: Honolulu, A. to
2.3l; Eva, .65, and Waianae, a. Kauai
-ianajel. I'll; Hawaiian, -, and
Waimea, l.2&. Molokai-Molokai, los.
The following are the total amounts
for the week. in inches, in the several
DISTRICTS: waii-North Kohala, .0S to
%; Hamakua. 0 to .O6; North Hilo,
.o6 and .O1: South IiIo, .06 to 10; Puma
. to .2l; kau, 90 to 20; South kona,
%, and North kona. D. Maui-Maka-
wac, .oo and 90; Hama, 81; Wailuku,
Is and IS, and Lahajna, .04. Oahu
koolauIoa, .06: kooiaupoko, 30 and % :;
Honolulu, IA to 81: EVA and Waanae,
q, and Wajalua, .07. kauai-Hanalel,
.I3. and no rainfall in the remaining
districts Observation-Disclosures, q to trace.
The mean temperatures, as rule,
were lower than those Of the preceding
week. and considerable 50 in the North
kona and portions Of the Hamakua dis
trictS of Hawaii, parts of M0iOkai dis
trict Of MoIokai, on Kauai, in the wind
ward IIou0IuIrl and Naia Ina districts q z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
ZEL4YA'S GRANDSON,
HIS Life Has Been Full OF
Erciting ETDeriences.

a wild and stormy history for his short
span Of life has Santo Robert Lee Zelaya
the deposed Nicaraguan Presidents baby
grandson. who has just been brought by
his mother to live in Washington, her old
home.
Most people remember the talk there
was. four years ago, over the romanuc
marriage of the pretty American girl and
the wild young Nicaraguan, Alfonso le-
lava. the marriage which 50 aroused the
ire of President Zelaya that the son was
cut off without funds and forced to sup
port his American wife by playing In music
halls.
Sonora Zeiaya must have been not alto
gether glad. in the mon tbs that followed
her father-in-law's forgiveness, that the
forgiveness had been granted 1t led TO
the young couples going to Nicaragua, and
Alfonso his wife and little Santo Robert
Lee beinf, members of the Zelaya house
hold during the revolution. Santo proba-
bIy bore with the serenity of babyhood the
bowling of the mobs that surrounded the
casa Blanca and demanded the blood OF
the President, but Sonora Zelaya is glad
she is out of it. She says now that the
Nicsrag1ans are .'wolfish dogs. and were
wholly unable to appreciate what her
father-in-law was doing for them.
When Zelaya's government broke up,
Alfonso and his wife and the little nno
stoie away on the backs of burros over the
mountains into Costa Rica, and they made
their way northward. The husband did not
come to Washington, but is wandering
from, port TO port in South and Central
America. earning his living musician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
BENEFIT FOR WORKING WOMEN.

The Working Womons Protective Union,
the object OF which IS to prevent and pun
ish frauds and impositions upon WORKING
women. is planning to give three short
plays at the Berkeley Theatre on Tuesday
evening. March j., for the maintenance Of
its work. Their titles are Sixty Years
Young" The Deacon and Mrs Hilary
Regrets and in the casts are Mr. and Mrs
John Thompson Conover, Miss Florence
Gerrish Theodore Steinway and William
Herbert Adams Among the patronesses are
Mrs Joseph ". Hartman. Mrs James Lees
Iaidlaw. Mrs. John +. Parsons, Miss Louise
Lee Schuyler. Mrs. J. Noble StCarns Miss
Mary Van Buren, Kanderpocl and Mrs.
Henry Willard On the committee in charge
Of the benefit are Mrs. Walter Lester Carr
Mrs Henry -. Chaplin. Mrs John Thomp-
son Conover and Mrs. Abram NJ. Hyatt.
AS the union has no salaried officers the
entire proceeds of the benefit will be de
voted to the work of helping working
women whose wages have been withheld
or who have suffered other injustice Last
wear 81 366 ~ was collected in wages, which
the earners would never have received
proba bly, without this assistance. The pres
ident of the union is DIR. Henry II. Chaplin,
and the offices are at No. East sth street