davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
SAYS FARGO HAS
"HOLLER" COMING
FORMER FAReoAN, NOW RESI-
DENT OF SEATTLE, REGISTERS
VIGOROUS PROTEST OVER Ac.
TON OF N. p. IN CUTTING FARGO
OFF FROM ACCOMMODATIONS. Z
Whats the matter with Fargo"


This was the query OF W. B. Fehr OF
Seattle, Wash, who called at. The. For
UNI last evening to register protest
in behalf of the trayeling public and
also in behalf of this city.
Il wonder IL the people OF Fargo
and especially the members of the
Commercial club realize the gross in
justice which has been done by the N.
p. in taking Fargo OF the map as far
as their crack train No L. the North
Coast limited, is concerned. For that
Is what they have done.
I formerly made my headquarters
in Fargo and have always had a
warm spot in my heart for Nhe city.
II is, in my estimation the liveliest and
best town on the N. p. line between the
twin cities and Spokane. cannot un-
derstand why the N. p. has passed
1t up this way"
Mr.. Fehr Is the representative OF the
Bradshaw Bros. wholesale drygoods
house of Minneapolis. His sister, Miss
Cresence Fehr, is assistant to Secre-
tary Yoder lat the North Dakota A. c.
She recently was taken seriously i'll and
Mr.. Fehr received a telegram at Seat
tie advising him that her condition was
critical and that he should come to
Fargo Immediately.
He went to the N. p. ticket once at
Seattle and there he found that he
could notsspurchase a ticket for Fargo
good on No. /. He was forced to make
the "trip on No. necessitating delay
of seven hours
There were seven other applications
for tickets from Seattle to Fargo on No.
/ on that same day" continued Mr..
Fehr, and every one of the rest of
them went over to the Great Northern
declaring that they would rather not
ride on a second class train.
Nov that / want to go back to
Seattle ! find that / cannot ride back
on No. without buying a ticket from
ST. Paul.
IT cannot understand why your Com
mercial club does not get busy and
register a strong protest. 1t certainly
liz bad black eye for Fargo.
You cans@buy ticket TO Billings,
Mont, from Seattle or vice versa and
in my estimation Fargo is far ahead
OF that place"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
ISTOOLFORLAFOLLETTE

Continued From Page one.
especially on the part of men crowned
with the halo of insurgency and
sprinkled with the waters of selfishl
ness and discomfort.
Whether or not Mr.. Gronna liz a re-
publican or democrat is attested by
the record OF that sage, appended
herewith:
Record OF Hon. A. J. cronna.
Mr.. Gronna was nominated at the
republican convention at Grand Forks
in 1904
He took his seat Dec. 4, 1905, at the
opening of congress and voted for Mr..
! Cannon for speaker and also voted for
the adoption OF the rules.
He was renominated in 1905 and
elected and took his seat Dec. 3, 1907
at the opening of that congress and
on that day voted for Mr.. Cannon for
speaker and also voteC for the adop-
ton of the rules.
He was renominated ~ 1908 and
elected. A special session OF congress
was called March Is. 1903 for the con-
sideration of the tariff bill and Mr..
Gronna voted for Mr.. Cannon for the
speaker on March 10. 1909, but he
voted against the rules that day
There lis no record of his ever hav-
ing made any speech or 1aving voted
on any tariff matter prior to the spec
ial session of 1909
He voted for the Payne bill as VI
passed the house and made speech
In favor of 1t and said 1t was a good
bill. and had the speech printed and
sent out over the country
He voted against the conference re-
port and the final lassage of the bill,
Aug. 5. 1909.
i In he matter Of declaring the posi-
ftion of speaker vacant and electin- a
new speaker i'm the fight Of March 1s.
1910 he voted for retaining Mr. Cannon,
but after the vote was announced
he stated that he wished to be record
cd as voting against Mr.. Cannon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
STRIKE IS UNCHANGED
Leatherworkers Claim They Are Slow.
ly Gaining Ground in War With
Manufacturers.

There is no change in the situation
here" said Arthur Rudd,, secretary of
the Fargo Leatherworkers union to
The Forum this morning. 1--WE are
holding. sessions every morning. one
or two non union men went out yes
Iterday. The boys here are ready for
fight which they expect. Our men re-
poFR there are very few men who are
wordn9sn the shops I, myself. was
talking with one of the boys working.
who said he was sick of the Job al
ready.
About four more factories are added
to our lists making about seventeen
all told. There are about four of the
custom shops at Minneapolis who have
signed the agreement. which looks as
though the retailer was going to man
ufacture his own goods. was talking
TO retailer who runs a shop in North
Dakota. He said. How long is this
strike going to last? / haven't any
goods on hand at ALL So it is UP TO
the manufacturer"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
TRACK AND TIE.

Quite a number of travelling rail-
road men were in the city the past
day or two, for as the spring opens
up business picks up.
r. w. Waterstorff, travelling freight
agent Of the Burlington. with head
quarters at st. Paul. was swoppinF
stories with the local agents. today.
e. Van Weibe Of the NJ Psdropped
on for an hour or SO in the city to-
day.
r. ]. Reynolds, travelling passenger
agent OF the New York Central, with
headquarters in st. Paul, was in town
today meeting the locals agents and
talking for his road.
L. r. Gellerman, district passenger
agent of the NJ. n, who was here on
business for his road, has left for ST
Paul, where he will Sunday with the
folks.
II. Van Weibe. passenger ispactor oil
the N. p, was In the city today, look
ing over the passenger situation~ II
iss Mr.. Van Weibe's duty to see that
the passenger equipment of his road
Ia In perfect condition, and to report
cases where the cars are not kept ID
they should be. He also looks after
the welfare OF the passengers who
travel over the lines CONTROLLED BY the
N. r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
BOTH SIDES TO
STRIKE SIT TIGHT

Philadelphia, March 25.--Good Fri
day found the situation in the street
car strike. practically unchanged. al
though the carmen's leaders declared
their ranks were firm and that they
would eventually force the transit
company from its present stand pat
attitude, there was no indication that
the company would recede from its
terms given the men through Mayor
Reyburn on Monday. AS to a further
peace conference, there is not even a
whisper OF any, Peace negotiations so
far as patrons are concerned. have
been abandoned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
Demise Last Evenino.

Mrs. stapeley, wife Of A. II. StapIey,
died at her home last night after an
extended sickness resulting from an
abscess. She was 81 years OF age and
is survived BY two children besides her
husband who Ii In the employ Of tho
Western Union Telegraph Co. as an
operator. The bereayed home ia at
1887 First avenue south. The arrange
ments for the funeral are In progress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

paper man. The book is we'll pre-
scented and gives the most interest
ing features of the life of the famous
executive of the gopher state. A part
Of the proceeds of the sales go to
Mrs. Johnson. The publication is of
great interest and Fargoans will no
doubt purchase a large number from
Mr.. Gibson and his associates,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
LIFE or GOVERNOR JoAsoN.

Representatives Here with Book on
Former Minnesota Governor.
Messrs. VIM. M. Gibson and M. d.
Schiffman have Fargo and the sur
rounding country as their territory
for the sale OF the life Of the late
Governor Johnson OF Minnesota. They
will call on the business and profess
sional men Of Fargo. The publication
was edited by Frank A. Day, private
secretary to Governor johnson for
many years and an old-time news
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
IALLOW FACTORY
MAKES GREAT FIRE

Chicago, I'LL, March 2s--A specta-
tober rs last. was executed at Port
low candle factory today and caused 3
loss of more than $4,000. The Are de-
partment was unable to check the
names until the plant was in ruins.
as tons Of watex. p@need in, had little
ss9ect on the blazins mass OF tallow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
WRECK RESULT IS
TRIPLE FUNERAL

Galesburg. ILL.,. March 25.--A triple
funeral will take place here tomorrow
as the result of the Rock Island wreck
near Marshalltown, Ia, last Monday.
Shortly after receiving the news of
the death of her husband, H. L. Pen
nington, child was born to Mrs. Pen
nington at Albert Lea. 1t lived but
two days and the mother died this
morning. The three will be buried
together.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

Yonkers Statesman: Bacc-.-T see
the London suffragettes have adopted
colors.
Egbert--What are they7 Black and
blue?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
WINNIPEG LOSES
FINE CLUB HOUSE

Winnipeg, March 25.-The magrifi-
cent country club, situated on the out
skirts of the city, was DESTROYED by
fire at an early hour this morning. It
cost $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

Hankinsoia ID to have d big bottiing
works when the new building to re-
place burned structure, Id completed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
Hose

Reliable hosiery such as
sold here has always been
a source of satisfaction to
usas well as to the custom
er; for your boys the same
good numbers are still
found here, THE Indies
tructable,"
25c
Ladies Silk Hose and Silk
Isle, Lace and Embroid-
cred hose in the different
standings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

BAKING POWDER Our own Non,
Trust Brand. Guaranteed to be rs good
as any and better than some.
lib. cans, Do
each ..g..........s........ &@Ss
21a-lb. cans, COO
each ..,........s...s...s OWaS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
coFFEE.

COFFEE.
We are selling Coffee at wholesale
sprices, but we will during this special
sale give 10 trading stamps extra with
every pound.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

Continued From Page One.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

Look these compare
prices here saving you make
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25

Every young Miss could
easily have a new Easter
suit were she informed of
the way we sell those styl-
ish garments.
Easily accessible because
of price. While we are
showing handsome suits at
$1,000 we have in mind
more strongly the suits
made from serges and good
fancy spring suiting cloths,
trimmed and finished in the
neatest way possible at
only
Sl7.OO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-25
Importers and Wholesale Gro
GERS. Selling direct to Consumer

GERS. Selling direct TO Consumer
Besides these big cuts in grocer
les we are going to share up in the
receipts and give you extra spec
falls in stamps. s. g. FL. Green Trad
ing Stamp collectors read:
Sl.o0 worth OF stamps with ID.
Coffee.
$500 worth OF stamps with ID.
Tea.
$500 worth of stamps with lib.
can Baking Powder.
SPECIAL - ST worth of Green
Stamps FREE to every person buy
ing soc worth Of goods besides the
regular amOuEt. Cut out Coupon.
Hotels and Boarding Houses and
Restaurants will Be wise to take
advantage Of these bargains.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16

reckam u zpcyackam ~ - mt-
siene Jest prayda, ptal sc, ~
mnozi divadelni fcditeloye obttlu.
j herecky syou pozornosti b" -
Ma 10 zayznela iednohlasnd odpo-
ved {" Ano. " -- Rickell pax pra.
vii, r. zaslouli syatozafi hcre6ka.
jez znslane IN takovych pomerd
etnostnou Rezisfr Wauer pra-
VII na kpncc debaty. ~ umtui ie
mueenletyi kdyby sloyo "potfc.
ba zmlzelo = diyadclniho sloyni.
ku, umeni pry by pfcstalo cxisto.
yaii Velkym umtlccm pry molno
So stai jen utrpenim Byla prs
iata resolucc. ktcrou Sc pozaduic
yydani zakona iimz by diyadelni
fiditeloyf byli nuccni opatfovati
heretkdm ibory pro icyistt a do
yoliti jim vdani
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16

irovatelka tvrdi. ze nemocny cini
dobr} pokrok. Ae Sc fezy dobfe ho-
j, rozhodli Sc lekafi, ze teprye ma
sledujiciho dine bude moci b}ti do
prayen domh. Jezto Sc Lillis roz-
hodl nestihati Cudahyho soudn6.
tedy asi sotHa yyid0u ma svetlo
blllsi 0kolnosti eelt afery. pone-
vadz jak Lillis TAX Cudahy ode.
pfeli celf zdlezitosti mluvit. -
Okresni halobce prohlasil, ~ 81 ne
pokusi fudahyho stihati kdyz nj
kdo ma ntho formalni Mlobu no
vyzyedne Oysem ~ By to bylo
n6co iintho kdyby Lillis ranam
podlehl. John Moss. ktery byl
priiomen pri itoku na Lillisc. uni.
gel nebyl dosud yypdtran. PAM
Cndahyoy1 po drIsi poradf ! OF
cem. generalem John &. Corbinem
Z Omahy, prohlasiIu. " k vnli de.
tenn nezada lalohu rnzyod. ~ nj.
kdy ysak vice Sc syFm manzclcm
spoletne liti nehude. Die p0sled
nejsi zprdyy panuje obaya ze u
Lilllse miize se dostaviti otraya kr.
We, jezto niIz, kter{m byl pofczan,
byl rezayf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16
Kongresnik SABBATH chcc vymititi
&c soudni soustavy nesvary

knngresnik Adolf j SABBATH "a
mtsli kongfesn pudatl rcsolurL
ladaiici na oibom Iravc,llnusti
aleieni o poplateieh iei yfisrne
" slutn{m posl ieho kanirolou do
stavali kesoluei lnnto ma w. tnti}
ukaKatl H. saudcott nstanasuil
solhini plsaft iiut sou,iuI Eti
seuep i 0fadam fvfrrsul0 a pfeii
maieia l,sit ttis doslAsali sluins
nd tlady il sahaih .a iat nla Il
ht ilm mela ps'sA lnuul pfileai
isst pflkf,ialaFai n ~ NFaH
hauWrel'lk mfl tu na Mssil pfi
rats hls sVsk& A,ie lah n ptaet
Nilnisntt ualaWuglli plaeent ffih9
T ~ b sau1la aa ilus atsdt t
iH E#suAA.lf wmiaF
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16
NoVINKY z DWIGHT, NEBR.

Pan Frank TrousiI od Bee pri-
veil fnru psenlce do mlyna a pfi
II pi.ilezltostl obnoyil pfedplat.
ne ma Pokrok Dobrtho pfikladu
nasledoyali: PIP. karel Crha. Ant.
J Diyis. +. j. kadlecek. Ant Po-
korny j. A. Engler. Roman Xii
ma Jos Knapp.
Pan Fr Proehazka. pokroeily
rolnik oil Dwight seSel So 5 Babcm
"a tatinkem ma ostrem rohu pri
rcci o rozmanitych v6cech 81 pred
platil ma Pokrok.
V dime p, Pet. Slosara Sc pra-
cuje pInou silou. Gasolinoyy po-
hon pri tom strili stroje Sc vc-
sele otdceii Brus syci. talirc od
diskn masint skripaji, koyadli-
ma zvoni mech fouka, novy tova-
rvs Sc otaci iako na obrtliku, sta
huje a Ease napind rafy ma kola a
pan mistr dohliM ma praci a na
pejlek. ably neHyschl maSiny ably
nepalily,
Pan j a. Engler zaridil 81 syn-
j ylastni holirnu a zaopatfl cc-
lynn prislusenstyim tudiz ie o.
ehoten kazdtho yzornt obslouziti.
Pan Stepan Maixnrr ispGsny
rolnik a stari odbtratel pokroku.
privczl furn pscnice do mlJna n
liboya 81 iak namlel p6knou n
moe lilinky TAX ma 70 poddst 4
pozvaI tatinka ma koldcp,
Nusi PAM snIooniri ma ostrtm
rolm jiz se tfsi ma III kometu a
fikaii lcn II ratte af ieStd ne
90 uziiem Platlt ami ncmusite.
lee ~ 20 Is mali NJ mas ia ko-
meta rozmete
Pan Roman klima Ulysses byl
navstiyit syt pi'atele Nnamt Sc
Dwight.
Pan Anton kouma, llsptsu{ rol
nix od Dwight vyzkoumal ~.
kdo ii pfedplati ma pokrok oh.
drii nrcuii korunoynnou d{mkn
a kouri nj pr obordvam korny
~ mn nevyrnsle ani iedna bahka
Is kurue kdo IS smu yyndlc1u
ncvtfil IT 10 1kusi
Pan ] llrahah 81 vyirdnaI mi
sto ldlaei lodi uhy bgl brzpe6eu
pred knmrtuu Geupralage mu Ia
sthiII AIt - % - na NJ u Via
strne pmxradIt - nteloieli X eili
q muselI pffiit pssky uletlon mu
pfei Sans III nasem hudeu "a
pfsnf ne n6Iio tItat iak - "a ka
n4rta uIm sal@li nes ho ruhmeie
1851 ht T. sbulefns nsHysl al a.
nafalU tIl tako b. ilasfnueha
.ktrf ta8l hlifEn aa NJ
Fan II tuhan "a mse ntep
Pa luheH lliuiau Il IL sakali ane
r. pkalhy H. ie8ts nttlm al
tlNn g8 i6stf hlnl
l'aH tlln ilnhts North ilsWi
ID mah ihHH ! lstml hgi ia IA
sfHt6 d nsl.a0 lia ght
@km II Walls iItm
Fn ham ifhfnh al lis
ttat H a a. sa III
M.i aasAaat IL
dHH
FN h usH M @rs
a#sa htH1 afslfgt
- fafa. Nmlfah 81
Aaa rla tramaal
stfba eW b M IL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16
Zemetreseni v California.

Jak So ~ San Franciska ozna.
mnJc byly nektcrych castech
slatu pociteny slime otrcsy zrme.
nciprudsi Jake Sc kdy cd roku
1906 ndaly Nejyicc pocit6ny by.
~ olrcSy Sc stredni casti statn asi
10 lO;1l hod noel. Iachvfyy byly
dlouhd, vSnk vlncni kratke d trya-
ly cd iednt pul do ttyf ytcrin.
Die lpray dosllch do pulnoci o.
traSy pociitny na iih NJ do San
lnIo Obispo. ysak nlkoliy spycrn6
od San Francisco. Sk0dy ozname.
ny ncbyly y san franciscu SC
obyyatclstyo otrrsy probudilo y
nradovnt Western Union zaneeha.
II tclegratiste pracc y Portland
hnrd ma 10 dosly zprayy, " nd.
kicra spoicni Sc San franciscan
lsou prcrusena We dvou mistnich
divadlcch pred ukonccnim posled.
niho icdndni as 20 lldi s galcric Sc
hnalo k yychodu, ermnx ysak od
pollcisiy zabraneuo Take y Oak.
land utktcrt osohy 4, dhadlr chtf.
~ witt itotistc X y{chodnm. ysak
un pokilk zustnnlc srdti 81 u.
pokollIy otfcs byl lcjmtna silny
sc,crnt od Monterey pres Watson.
tillr Santa tux San Juse a IA.
ke Santa Rosa hyl popiitn Y
san fpncNku hncd po ehyeni
faplayrnl telcouui operalofi dola
.xy y vsrrh taAli trmt Dle xagna
.mu ersmugrafu ua Chabui ulser
salUfi tryal sarhyts Oakland
i',lmi phl ylrfny Duchapfiiom
.nasli flnrenre tphgrlspvs hert
ky fahranfno ranlet ietluum 4
tadle lianlen mssl} Nan toae
l,ii tfFhnpii fhttl uilkatkt
ehasiam vsak oa Fsyam tsrs ~
~ Hr@Aaiil ttuntal pas rn.#i
rd pfwlt'aveHi I'ulHHa tNHiala
tN,lel ak lla han ptalslaai
sah dFWhA sala 0aa NJ tlshmtE
tSifaItiA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16

sgN l lli pwlnig
Mgdm fsehaaw haht klm
htl NJ lwmHbM niel HAm III
ikalalh tnhn " tHlah b.
r aH AZ
l tb 81 ml9 sh9 tt t
Mao hftt ttf 8
tla etet ,l 1854 81
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16
NEllEt KO

Prya pravidelnd dopraya ye
yzducholodieh Europe bude Y
AInichoyc zahdieua Is. kyttna. Je.
den riditelny baIon iypu Parseva-
Iowa jenz pohanen budc dvfma
motory 0 100 konsk}ch sildeh. ko-
nat ma sluzbn mn obmyslent gzdn.
choplayeckf linii 4 Mniehoya
podnikany bndou prayidelnt pIn.
Why ku Starnhersktmn iezcru u
do Oherammergau I'alonoyy kos
mimo prayldclnt posadky pojmc
II cestnlicich CestoHnt IN .icdnu
cesiu do Siarnbergu n nazpti oh.
ndseti budc 22O marek zu cestl
do Ohefammergau a nnzpet 700
inarek Sezona pro pravldelnou
yzduchoplaybu skontcna hudc |.
zari .Jedcn dilstojnik yzdueho-
playeckehn praporn ntmerkt mr..
mady hudc komandopan kn zrizc.
nj 'balonu parseyaloya. V Mini.
choyt jest ton dobou stayena pri.
merena halouota kulna. Starn.
bcrk lei IL mil iihozdpadnc a O.
berammergan ~ mile iihozdpad.
me- od Mnichoya
IepprlInova yzduehoplayeeka
spolctnost zahaii polovici mtsi.
ce kvttna pravidelnou doprayu
ccsinhcich Sc vzduehol0dich ve
F'riedrichshafcn Ccstovnf pro
iednoiliyou usobn ohnasetl hudc
as 300 marek
4 Berliua - nlnamuir trtnt
posluehadslYo 81 FIlharm0niekf
sini naslouehalp ~ ia ! hotlin Ri
no So suisen9mi poeiiy adpofu a
.nlrpnosii yyprataFaui oiroetyi.
Is utm1 tlslee mlad{eh zen az
merk}eh dtYadleeh iesl drxann
sFtmi fants,naEalell liylp tn Il
.pflletltnslI sietiiu heae6sk ~ 81
fa,liiy a tIepseai steho poataEem
iuirn dneul silinasti hylo utee
nt opalfntAni disasirlnihn salalta.
be- stoii muohs hffeaky Vice nell
ttdalAi AeHl nrnbY iuaa t1
mA u heuakH an $50 m5sifhi
gsH AZ ,lsFt isa.lalmeh afafa
Alnahf na lam pFaeuil eFlt n 4
isaa HHefay sfatl stadlsuH8 81
.h4 mNhls fnsfafi hfAAAm 2aA
"a hsr8Aa lsna II rlsena pFH
la h hlaful Ftnen sgata h
plafa H pla hse hsn
I'M la ahlamana fIkR ssf0
aiaHpa A AiAsfem i8s Ash
1Nli8 sleaha ith
atHFn Hia@ tsa
isia hH ~ if Ha
FL - i
Ait da il
I 8Wfa 1Hil8 u
aaleHs ~ ,lt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16
zprdvy amsrick6.
ceske lesy Y Jizni Dakote

n Deadwood. v Jizm Dakott. sr
oznamujc We zdcjsich Cernfch
horach budon ntkdy ccskt lcsy ~,
totil lesy yypestovant ~ scmcnc,
4 Och importoyantho Idcjsimu
lesnlektmu odboru yladnimu totiz
oznhmcno, H. praye prislo do No.
veho Yorku 5000 libcr smrkoyc-
ho semenr 2 Rakouska. a % smrkn
Sc ii2 drive ukazalo. zc by Sc We
zdejsi kraiine daril yttsinou Sc
zaenr vysazoyat iizni tasti hor.
kde pozary mnoho lcsd zniciIy,-
] 300 Sc osejc scmcnem jiz letosni-
ho jarn Semena 81 budou rozse-
vat ntkolikerfm zpdsobcm, ably Sc
ukazalo, ktery lpnsob sc nrjlepe o.
syedculc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-16
zprdvy zahranitn6
cfCIIY

cECIIY.
Die postoynich zpray sebrdno
bylo ma million rstredni Maticc
skolske do 81 inora 1910 celkem
gss. .236 korun 50 haltf6.
4 Fetrohradu 81 oznamujc, ~
predloha q zfizeni ruskeho konsu.
ldfu Praze bylu dumou uzndna
IN pilnou schalena konsulat
trnto MA Prazc zapociii syoji
einnost ~. dubna (. r.
Ntmeeii studujici prazskt umt.
lecko-prnmyslove skoly, zahdiili
stdyku protozc prs spraya skoly
So K MIN choya STRANGELY lllavne
81 sttluii ~ nadace jel jsou die
yhle svyeh zakladatrlu urceny pro
ntmeckt studujici, Sc udtluii Cc-
chnm. Krone toho pry isou jestt
iint gtci, iez neneckt studuJici
rozcilnii 4 proto chti professional
sthykou Nrma To oyscn yahy.
RAkOt SkOIIIERSkO.
Iptyak, jcnz zemfrI nahle VI
hlaynim mtstc Bukoyiny ccrnovF
cich. hyl baritonista Leopold De-
mnth. nikoliy tedy Burian, jak
hylo mylnt ozuamenp Tyz byl
na kancerini cestt a byi postizen
nahlou smrti Byl rozen dnc 2
listopadu 1861 Brine po absol-
voVani yidcnske konseryatorc byl
II riizn}eh divadel Nemecku u
IIamburku pax byl poyolan k Vi
dcnskt dyorni opere
Cisar Fran,isek Josef yyhovel
zadosti dra. Oskara Meycra. jcnz
zastfelil y souboji baroua HERNIA
na Widerhofera. Ma rozkaz elsa
r. bylo yysetroyani soubojoye a
ferry nplne zastayeno DR. Meyer
uvedl zadosti sye vsecky pfi6l.
ny souboje ma konee napsal
Baron Widerhofer byl mym nej-
dnvernejsim pfitelem. IA n6hoz
hyl bych snad ziyot polozil. a
prayt ten'o mnj zdanliye neJlcp-
Il pfitcl znifil mou domacnost
znieil celt me sttsti, pfipravil mne
o ten ncjdrahoccnnejI klcnot
manlelskeho siesii o zenu. kite
ron syedl "a mymi zady. Doznd-
yam. le isen barona Wldcrhofcra
souboii skolil, nejscm ysak pred
Bohem AMI syticin yrahem, nl,brl
mstitelem syt cti =
I rakousktho fissktho soudu se
projeduaya spletily prayni pri
pad nfmz figuruJe aasc poy6st
ny iil prime Miguel Braganzy
Jedua ~ o yypnicky ~ dyou Co.
skych spofitclrn. Prime Miguel se
vypiijrll kolinskt spofitelne
100000 korun, pi'i temz byli icho
rueiteli otec, ytvoda y l,rapanzy,
teta. arriytvodkynt Marie Tcrc-
zie I,rzy ma to So yypnjeil dial
Sich jti0.OO0 kornu u sporitclny We
Nysokem Mytc tom pfipade
rueiI prime Alexandr Thurn Ia,
xis podminkou. ~ kolinskh spo.
fiielna ma TO nebudc emit ndrok1,
vsak prime Miguel pouzil prf
drnhe yypnifky k zaplaceni dln'
hu kolinske spofitclne prime
Alexander tedy eher. ably iehn III
vazek prevail vevoda 2 liraganzyI
arelytyodkyue Marie Tcresie
Roxhmluuti btple sydauo utko-
lika dneeh
Atneekym spisotatelem fetrcm
linse egprem lahaiena sbirka sci
urnsptuh usmeektho tsehnlse
feinn 'losahla iak - TELEGRAPH
ekY ! Ehlna nfnamuje iii ohnosu
dsuu mllioua korun llusvager
ienS llal ku shIret q p'alust na
aadll lake eAeehny pAky aht DO
ellll isilho nsknletntnl Ie,lnA ~
tu tlalsl mlliauy ~ aakladsni
ufusekseh "pflelesfen ~ "a
klAianY isau hlayne ~ liH aer
lam. ahy kfsks 4 slnFanske lllky
LYlf IL uieh iAkAut i ptp,ltlAsa
~ IA Afaes
liF hAFpl IuTggF Aanala mt
- Vlilnt tatit khAfamAfeh
saeialalA amlsl ~ M hfeaHs
hallssl aseki RsNtfm amFtl ilkI
- n8kalle nadel llsl nFt8llArA
II a uRaH a. hkHW hsh IN
s. asisaHl ii AZ NsHl H# plaEHa