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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
FIRES FATAL
LIVES ENDANGERED in tie
COEUR DALENES.
Fierce Wind Fans Raging Fire Against
Work of the Fire Fighters-It Is
Believed Number of Lives Were
Lost-one Man Loses His Mind
Farmers Rush Families to Wallace.

Kellogg, Idaho, July 17.-Seven men
are tonight reported cut off by flames
in the forest near Kellogg peak, where
they went in response to calls of set
tiers to have their homes. The party
went from Kingston, and if the flames
were not evaded in time and the men
allowed to reach safety by going
through the timber to the st. Joe side,
their chances for life are poor. Wind
from the south was blowing when they
reached the fire, but before many hours
the breeze had veered to the east, blow
ing the fire upon them.
Three Wardner fire fighters were
overcome by the soggy pine smoke and
gases.
Oscar Groner, German miner, was
driven mad by the intense heat and
foul gases. Kellogg men found him on
his face in the timber, delirious, and
brought him the 10 miles to town on
a stretcher, moaning and fighting at
every step.
Tonight the fire has reached Stone IS
cabin on the west fork of Pine creek.
George Tyson's cabin and buildings
were wiped out this afternoon while he
was fighting the fire. Homes of settlers
whose names could not be secured dur
ing the excitement were lost.
Mine Buildings in Fires Path.
Flames are racing from Wallace
toward Kellogg peak faster than a
horse can run, after having destroyed
the homes of a half dozen settlers,
ruined thousands of dollars worth of
rich timber near Pine creek, driven one
man insane and engaged more than 200
men in an all-night fight to save the
buildings of several large lead-silver
mines of the district.
Starting from surveyors camp fire
early yesterday morning, the flames
gained rapid Roadway and have been
burning fercely since wiping out the
buildings of the Dalnatia Mining com
pany, seven miles west of Kellogg peak
on Pine creek.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
MRS. TOM THUMB RETURNS.
Midget Countess Travels to Keep Young
and Enjoy Life.

Countess M. Lavina Magri, the mid
get wife of Tom Thumb, the dwarf who
made P. 7. Barnum famous, arrived
in New York Monday from Europe.
Mrs. Tom is very small and very lively
She is 80 years old, she is spry as
juvenile cricket and quite girlish in
appearance. She says travel has kept
her young.
Few persons who saw the "smallest
woman on earth" in the early days are
aware that she still lives. Her home
is at Middleboro, Mass, but she is sell
dom home. She is either in London or
Paris or San Francisco, or even the
far-away orient, most of the time. A
generation or so ago this little woman
made triumphal tours and in Europe
she was feted by nobility.
E'I have had offers TO go into vaude-
ville,'' says Mrs. Tom Thumb, "but
am content with private life. had the
time of my life on my last trip to
Europe. Seven months in Paris, six
in London and six weeks in Italy. Oh,
it was perfectly delightful. like
horses and automobiles and took many
long motor tours while abroad. AL
though am small in stature, more than
one Atlantic liner captain has congrat-
ulated me ON my sailing ability. l have
been across the Atlantic sixty times and
expect to make many more trips be-
fore 1 die. I love the excitement of
travelling. 1t keeps me feeling like a
girl.
The countess has not gray hair in
her head. She is vivacious and full of
laughter. Asked if she favored suf-
frage, she shook her head until her
brown curls bobbed and made a de-
cided sign in the negative.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
ANOTHER ACT OF MOB
AT EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO
Another Detective Makes a Bad Job
Over an Arrest and Gets
Into Trouble.

East Liverpool, Ohio, July 16.-Al-
bert Keddie, aged 21 years, was shot
by Detective Ira Rickett of the anti
saloon league force tonight Keddie
was standing on the sidewalk when De-
tective Rickett, it is alleged, attempted
to shoot Alvin Dawson, II years old.
Dawson escaped the fire and Keddie
was shot through the left ankle.
Rickett escaped, pursued by crowd,
but ran into the arms of policeman.
He and Dawson were taken to the city
Jail, followed by crowd of several
thousand persons. Threats were made
to lynch the detective, but he was
finally landed behind the bars. Extra
police were placed on duty at the Jail
in an endeavor to prevent a repetition
of the Newark tragedy of eight days
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Pittman Gets cleaner cen.

Managua, Nicaragua, July 19.-Will-
lam P. Pittman, the American engineer
who was captured by the Madriz forces
near Bluefelds and brought here, is now
confined in a commodiOus cell. When
Pittman arrived under escort few
days ago he was placed in dirty cell
less than six feet square. Consul Oil
wares entered vigorous protest at the
instance of the American government
and the prisoner was transferred to bet.
ter quarters.
It is reported here that President
Madriz is soon to name a cabinet.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
IDAHO NEWS ITEMS

The North Coast surveyors are work
ing between Kendrick and the Atwater
lake on Bear creek.
L. U. Rudningnen, who recently at.
tempted to burn his dwelling, pleaded
guilty at Moscow, and was sentenced
to from one to 10 years in the peniten,
tiary. u
A big and rich strike has lust been
made in the American Eagle mine near
Elk City, The ore runs from $500 to
$1,000 to the ton in gold and is fonn6
IN a l5-foot ledge.
a peculiar infantile malady is epi-
demlc around Cottonwood and 40 ooIaa
OF the disease have been reported nv
iocal physicians in the last two weeks
several children having died.
robert MeManus was given a prelim-
mary hearing at Moscow, charged with
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
PUTS LIBRARY IN
TREES FOR WANDEHS1
Novel Scheme Has Been Adcp'A
California Justice Of the
Peace.

William Wheeler Fippen, justice
the peace of Penryn, CAL, has %.
lished a library for hoboes in q z
of fir trees near his place. II y
lieved that this hobo library
only one of its kind in the ~
States. Books, magazines ana y
newspapers are supplied. In aaus
to having shelves suspended HOE
limbs of the trees and cases stapal
against the large trunks OF sns
and pines, Fippen has placed
table in the grove, supplied W..
benches and several armchalrS ~
comfort of the readers. FlPP'l
few hoboes to deal with in DIS ~
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
HEAD OF OUR ARMY RETURNS.
Major General Leonard Wood Visited
in Argentine Republic,

Boston, Mass.-Major General Wood
returned from Argentina on the Amer
lean liner st. Paul Saturday and is now
at Washington to assume his duties as
chief of staff of the United States army
He was accompanied by his wife and
little son. General Wood was the spe-
cial ambassador of the United States
to the centenary celebration of the Ar
gentine Republic at Buenos Ayres
where he arrived on May 25. He has
recovered from his illness.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
President Taft Keeps A1OOf.

Beverly, Mass, July 19.-President
Taft states with striking emphasis the
position he is taking on the republican
state platforms and candidates. The
president does not think he should be
called upon to write the party declara-
lions in the different eommonwealths
or to name men for any elective offices.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
MONTANA NEWS NOTE,

The temperature Sunday at Miss.
reached 101 degrees in the shade
The city council of Libby j..
a contract for the construction = !,
and one-half miles of concrete 81
walks, curb and gutter.
An alteration over a card 49,.
a saloon at Butte resulted in 4 s+okl,I
in which Byron Peters, member u 4
Butte police force, siashed Wim.4
Wharman three times with knife
Under Sheriff George Batteuf.p.
and Deputy Horace Bull Of Bozom,.
effected the capture, near Belgrade /
man whom they believe to be IA
gee from justice and probably ds,Ds
ate criminal, as the result of susni.a..
actions.
Patrolman Mike Shaughnessy i n
der arrest at Butte charged with !.
sault in the second degree, entered
Edward Schogren. Schogren also.
that the patrolman attacked him vSa
in citizen IS clothes and broke his J.
in three places.
At $3.50 o'clock Saturday mof1i'
the hill at Kyle, on the Chicago, MI
waukee & Puget Sound railroad, ii
turbed by the operations of a Steam
shovel, broke loose and crushed dOvI
upon the tracks, burying steamships
outfit and two men. Both men wen
rescued alive though unconscious
hours after.
After influencing the conductor Of n
branch line train and passengers ID
S. with deaf story and indud
travelling men at the hotels to give BIZ
larger amount W. L. Walker, al
%, boarded the branch train at Kali
pell to return to Columbia Falls ID
was put off and charged with Obtaina
money under. false pretenses.
Surprise was manifested at MA
City recently as the information leaE
out that George A. Browne, Of Id
firm of Hervey, Clancy 6 Browne
been arrested for alleged forgery y
embezzlement at Oxford, Mich. i
that the name of Browne was an
sumed one, his real personality bdi
Mark Lee Hagel. He had fed from
old home to "make good" anew,
A serious range war is on betTH
cattlemen and sheepmen in the nod
ern part of Lewis and Clarke count
Heretofore there has been an amta
division of the range, but this was
respected by the sheepmen, it is Y
with the result that the cattlemen .
the situation in their own hands
scattered sheep in all directions IL
ers were disarmed and in the gem
mage 100 sheep were killed. Y
plant has been made to the eou
attorney and warrants will be lSl
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
snapping Turtle Eggs.

A swapping turtle lays about two
dozen eggs, These are placed in damp
sand in hollow scOOped out by the
turtle The mother turtle almost or
wholly buries herself in the sand, Then
in crawling out she let's the sand over
her shell fall upon the eggs, thus COW
ering them. The eggs are white and
almost perfectly round, and have q
very thin, hard she'll.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Murders Convicts by Hot Work.

Greenville, Tex, July 19.-G. A. Al.
bert, guard at the county convict farm,
has been put in Jail here on the charge
of murder. He is accused of having
forced William M. Edwards, serving
short term on misdemeanor charge, to
work in the hot sun, while sick, until
he dropped dead.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
PASTOR sw1Ms ON SUNDAY
So Church Board win Not Permit Him
to Preach.

Laporte, Ind, July 16.-The official
board of the First Christian church an
nounces that it had deposed the Rev.
j. ]. Cole from the pastorate and that
he would not be permitted to preach,
for the alleged reason that he swan
an the lake on Sunday, that he drank
some whiskey ON the order of a physi-
clan and that he had been seen at the
theater.
Mr.. Cole in public reply, does not
deny the allegation, but says he Of
Tended the members Of the board by
not appearing in evening dress at a
church reception.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Rossland Minors, Picnic

Rossland, B. G., uly 18.-Ius II
land Miners union members nsiu \
18th anniversary celebration o. Il,
day at the baseball grounds =
suits were as follows: u.
Mems rock drilling contes. -
minutes, 7-s steel, s-pound l' =
Won by James Tinney and 4 ~.
michael; 40 1-16 inches. A. Ssn'
J. Matson, Rossland, second (
inches.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Prohibition Texas Issue.

Dallas, Texas, July 2o.-State-w wide
prohibition is the leading issue of the
campaign now on in the democratic
party of Texas to elect members of the
state legislature and officers from gov
ernor down to constable.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Bolt Fires Pullman shops.

Chicago, July 19.-During storm
here Sunday lightning struck the car
shops of the Pullman company at Pull
man, causing a fire that resulted in
damage of more than 100000.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Threaten Vengeance.

A rumor quickly spread that Keddie
had been killed, and hundreds of his
friends and acqauintances threatened
to take vengeance on the detective.
Only display of force by the police
prevented the detective from being
roughly handled. The trouble was pre-
cipitated by an attack made by Dawson
and crowd of young men on Rickett.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Fear Big Strike in France.

Paris, July ia general strike has
been decided upon by the central COM
mittee of the National Railroaders
union.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22

Mrs. Ambassador Bryce thinks her
husband talks too much.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22

There is a mile of wire in a good
piano.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-07-22
Anp,,st ST. Nicholas.


Jolly and profitable vaea'iV Nh
is described in the August 81 = - n
in Annette Rehmann Perez. u
on "Boys' Rooms" in wni'n X
and artist describe several 'sls
esting and attractive boys lVs
urge upon boys realization IN
power over their surroundings 7,
is no material so humble pu.
ennobled through thought.
The, name given Washing ~
dams was Connautaucarious'
of name not explained.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07
Oslo =.

ulisll Niktor Rosewater pfedsta.
WI sendtora Burketta, jenz Ease
pfedstayil lidu Rooseyclta jako
ineJyelsiho ob6ana neien Spoi. Sta.
IN, ale ccltho sy6ta. P0 u prisel
ma radn Roosevelt sam. Pod6ko.
way 50 senhtorovi III poklonu a
odpoytdtv mu ntkolika ytipnymi
poznamkami, jal sc mluyiti Pa
nansktm kandlu Poukazav ma
icho ncsnirnou dulcltost nejcn v
dopraye. ale ] ~ obchodt d We va.
lecnictH, sirocc rozhoyofil Sc o
lyykonanG jiz praci ua kanalu. kite.
rf ie dncs pfedmttcm obdivu a H.
! Iciy celt Eyropy prdyG TAX. iak
lJim byla yypraya ydlecneho lof.
stya mnericktho ma cest6 kolem
svtta 4 poukazuje ulasta na tu.
to, vfstiInfm zpusobcm odhaloval
ySsoce dulezitf y{mam Panam.
sttho kanalu v ohledu strategic.
KEN, pfimlouvajc Sc tim pfirozen6
"a Jcho opcvntni q spolu i IN stale
sireni americktho lodstva valeG.
udho. Rec jeho 1asto byla pferu.
soFdna hluenymi proicyy souhla-
sn a pochvaly a kdyz kolonel
|skontll, bylo potlcsllu bcz konce.
Po mem nu yseobccnou zddost pro.
mIurl. jcstt senator DoIliver a
Iiurkett a tim byla pamdtna schd-
M ukonccna Vctcr p0obGdval
Roosevelt " Omaha klubu "a ohcdu
Ipritomny byly skoro tyttz osoby.
ktcrd 81 polcdne hostcm luncova.
Ily Tam Sc Teddy zirzel M do
| p hodiny veGerni, kdy byl zape-
zen mezi Ak-Sar-Bcn.skt Rytife.
STAY So sam tlencm ieiich, setryal
mczi mimi pii yScobecnt pozorno.
sti a yybornt zabayd do pulnoei a
pax Sc odebral k odpocinSu. Rano
pax y sobotu odcjel do Sioux
Falls, $. D., kdc jest6 tehoz dne
konal dalsi pfednasku ma SVEN
tournde. Jak bylo ma nem videti
a jak Sc ostatnd sam yyiadfil, byl
Sc s1ou ndySteyou Omaze 1pln6
spokojcn. Omalant pax byli Ease
stastni, " nell pfilezitost uyidtti
ncjblilc pristine prcsidenta Spoie.
Infch Stdtu. Ku konci icStt podo.
| tfkame, ~ We Ficldoyt kluhu byl
Rooseycltoyi pfcdstayen kazdt z
tltastniku kdyz pax Victor Rose.
water prcdstayoyaI mn p. Vaclava
l'urcSc iako rcdaktor "of Bohe.
Inian newspaper" btyalf prcsi.
dent dsmcrcm tiSltl mn ruku
polnamrnal: "Oh - like the
Czech people"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07

So dtti pustily do nasiudoy6ni
sytfcntch jim dloh. Iludebni y}.
kony orchestra bavily neien mia
dez, ale ! dosptlt. ktefi y pondt-
u odpoledne strdyii meH drobo-
tinon nasi ehvile, ua ktert Sc
hned TAX nezaponene
Zninku 81 ieste zaslouzi yrlice
p6knd y}zdoba pane Tauehenoya
na iil Ii. ul Jeho dye male
dceruSky, odfnf y satceky nirod.
mich harev a s mnoistyfm kyttin
II rukdch byly pfedmttem obdiyu
yscth kdol kriteli y pruyodu.
P0kud pak slapnosti tfkaii Sc
celku dlnlno iiri ienon tolik, ~
hyly haSnt q " kaldtm ohledu
ddstoint u IL pfsEedck ieiirh ials
moralni tak flnantni hgl YrIiko.
lepf Dle sdtIoni u. G. 4. Her.
minka, ienz zasiatal misto po.
kladnika. tyncsly omalskfmi Cc.
chy uspofdduut sluvnosti tstfed
hi Mattel Skolskf fpchdch vel.
mi slusnf ohnos tisttho ,ftalttl
Ten hudc iistt yrlmenr i i iva.
hu nrii.ii podasi. kiert trtalo
koro po Fsephny slafnostni dny,
ii dale / to. " $ snusedni South
Onale konaln So 81 sfeiui doht
roynjl u9lika teskd siaynost We
lice sMsuf tsiehn kdpi na
sla, nusioeh tteh pfacoYal my
iim ,nlaydme "a 50 = sfdee diky
uempfimnlsi mohou htli nan
pnlu q ,semi o0alsk mi frrhy
hrIi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07
OMAHA.

Ylbor ienl pofadal Niaticni
slaynosti syolal VA den Is zari do
SokoIoyuy yclikou schulz zastup.
co ysech ccsk}ch spolk6 cel6ho
staiu ~ ucrlcm alolrni 6eskt
Statui Assneiarc.
Iradu,uy spoletuosti Illinois
Central drahy byly dur zaH
pfstthoNtuy do move mrloyy
city National bauky ua llarney
q ii ul Not6 mistuo,tl anikaii
neIsu elni paknou i skor 8 III.
tihwnon ilprWnu a mfia uim ale
s@lwna NH.Hm wlallim
s.at'HaU H8.uiuu
liWt0i FrNH d Jack atle
m n h,. rNi ,ralH 9u
aa.l0 ire
m llhmint aH by
H lai uu n
l In oU ug
hoaa iiafa
M m8 Wa
h0 WM fl a.le
ha
Ut ahlu a hai hA.laa
nH tsm a luis ia
m tW .a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07

Nlasi vols pomoe' Pfye ! pfmluraa,
~ HlnIi mhme glastnI pDtfeby.
NJ % sehe ae sinBt musime,
W mnaimr sv6 skoly zakladni
d tlastnl dofost udchuvaynt 81
Pyf sfmluyou My muzem kopat gsa,
GO y'nNni potfebu nam uklhdh,
% pti tom io.ta pfisp6t ylnsti ave
Ien vice FlustenectTi Pravfho,
Icl nchlodd JON zisku vlusluiho
mike mauyosti gsobnl,
Icu vice dobff yulr tfeha l.,
JON vice obttiyf sitdrosti
ii1 ylu-ieuoeki ycIi poyinnost'
Prt 81 vfmuyou, ief ~ lli yini mas
e. muze vyml1uEat Sc ldaruf syn.
kdFf mathn bida pros q ppmoe,
ae % sve d.tEv musi stant se.
% sgui. riHtu tpinou rndiuu.
81 sn.I br dvtto mvfit pied mafkou,
nI MIA maI vse, ial PRO n6i 5ila iaB,
m"0 hr podporu H odepfit
PRO- vae'n prcisimnt potfeby3
IE. rfm.r0n' syou pInme p9ginnost
t aE@ rrvt vIast VERNE, uoziHnas
..o NesEaa .r9 ,t5puime ml6dcfi.
f#o stuymo tosha saoIg, hostelg,
ie-fe mboht haaf nbude MAN,
nbtrh1m star' vhsti pfipali,
n -phttli ID yeikt lluhg svhf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07

kdyl ncpiitcl ynst pouia ohoyy
na ruce ieii klnde fetazy,
AZ iazyk tcskf ryo j suroya
ten krd.n} iazyk Wutnf luhodn},
icnk pzuiyh JAZZ tlukot ilayifi,
lak poll ihsavf 1pdy skfiyani
kdyl cizhk Tc i ditky ndruti
o syuy jeff odcizuie ii,
ick odrodlrc lradnt pfeitth
kdyl trpi rlnt + nam zyed6 pfosebut
pc sllnmi syt uee spouinut,
d nam Ne syfm syn6m, VIOLA o pomof'
vnis slurh mi JEFF prosby zaufalf
iHk umirirsu Fuky tmrhliFt,
icl ohnsHii r1dut mutsy skon..,
Ni sIufh ms Hyfiti se proshdm tfm
ml splat SWIM zlaut nehuuto
j1k b1lyabg na b1cieh skaIuteb llur
mi mliEn whou smuini Mlomit
o. profit tIz iah proudly Missouri
lp udrb0valu ditky nczdarntl
&c., EiHmiv' Jsmo syuy iei.mi
mY sIH Imc NIus ioii pro#abnt,
uF ehaomc ntrit slhu Ieiirh tus
mr rbremc wednaut wm pomueuuu
% radnt ynsti piiutst ob1u'
Tam Yea molem vHaf liyot AaH nam,
team n morrm Ua plbnich kvgtnatfah
% obroabautah vauecm modrteh hor
tpm ao ma.em Hbs Eoltbma mar
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07

PRAVE VLASTENECTVf.
Pro,lov ts ,layno,u q, MS Sap,al Jan vrAnst.

ye sphnek sladkf eeskfm iaxykem,
tam slfebnli iamc luznt pnhhdky,
tam ~ mofem ie nase koltbka,
neh kolfbkn tam nnsich fodi6n,
Tam kaldf kameu ie nam pfeirnby,
tam katdf misto bndi vzpominky
tfek kpsieia, les, rybnik, brad ! ycsj
na mlhli nase. nebo rodituy
As uagf damoy zde isme asIi 81,
kfie muohfm kgne tetsi biahobyt,
pfen eesk1 ylast nam matkou zust6yG,
1 Hik F1utd vltfnost sfico sfuYvsk6
"a Tset 20 pro mas lhsee EouaIa
! 81 tfta move ylnst Ccrby .me,
"a h1Hehuost IS byln nniytta
sf sfgdft - nbrod cesh1u yast.
So stFaef ~ yim, nil m0dIa
So WHfha uasH ~ mas horoHeur,
se stEdst zl FEE nnsi kfi'oys.uu.
iiz sIadkostI SO lidnh nrrurnd
ftast FuM % pomoe, acsht w
ia noruru hiss mntkv AysatI
Hazariut Herttplnt surh'
}iast rela n pnmoe, q tssis5 syu
In PoFneu !. piiutst ob6t
gscauaut oeh1tur syun rI1aHnu dian,
EuH void % pgmur Me tuet icu
siaFT nadsentmi phi riva
iet Fssneebcm isou ieilm boIcstrm
mr milne pHspfl pfimou oltH
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07

pfcdscda slavnosi pfcdncI zaha-
ioFaci prosIoy, po utmh mulskf
sbor Sdrulcu}ch ptvecktch Spoil.
ku vcImi ptknt prcdncsl Bcndluy
"Choril ndroda cesktho' Po td
mayor Dahlmau, byy pfcdstavcn
sIaynoNnim prcdsedou byy uyi.
tan neutuchaiicim uadscnlm IL.
sotem pfitomntho shromdldtni,
proncsl dclsi a zajiInayou rec, ye
l,tort hIayni duraz kladl ma to, ze
Isl kladr IN Uldstni a yrlikou ccst,
ie byl dcskfm lidem, 81 kterfm
stfkd Sc talk rad pozy6n X TAX "
znnm0t krasnt slaynostl. 20
icho reel, ktcron pro nedostutek
misia nelzc nam pfintstt celuu,
yclui ptbnt solcm nn houslc pred
ursI prof n ! kolbaba Skot.
non N Suctanovy opcry Pro-
dana ucycsta v dprayt Ondfi.
rkoya Iii doproyodu Jcnna T..
Dufilclda ~ ~ yldp Jan Nri
nek pfrdncsl .yui krisnt prosloy,
Nlcrt la slaynostcm napsal kte-
rt pro cent icho rriuasimr upl
utm lntm ma mistt imtm lIuu.
sloyimu s6lu p6nr Narhoyu KITE
~ hylo odmcutnu laslouient veil.
Is }m poilcskcm nasleioval pro.
sloy = Jana Praeheu.kthn icnl
roukalal mem na yysnk{ v
zuam tinnosi a poslaui Islfrlni
Matiro akolskt y Cechach 10.
tom nasledoyalo tislo klatifm ii
borna Fourstroya smts nafai
mich pisui kleuu adBrem
pFwinosl smiseu} shor Fdru
ufeh P6t@k}ch Spolk6 a kterou
alpoleini program hyl mkont
Nfni puWFsm mtua'atal NJ
nam dMsmhp p sfayshi
shnam lmfsnmi halniA
na hfIH uNHtaa h H d
m atni p0leha
tm lm iYF bul NJ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-09-07

tasne rduo. Zahy potion uGinil
Imu ndystGyu mayor DahIman.
Idhy po II. hodint poledni IN.
vezeui byli ysichni hostt, k nimz
dlulno pfipojiti jpst6 bfyaleho Ia.
lemnika j. r. Garfielda, do mist
nosti FieIdopa klubu, kde byl po.
Idardn bohatf lunch, ichoz Sc s1.
castnilo pres 100 pozyanYch hostu.
Nlczi ttmlto hyli jeu tfi Cesi a si-
ce riditcl naseho zdyodu, p. va
claY Bures, radni Berla pan
Fulda ~ South Omahy Pfi no.
stlnt byla pronescna celi rada pfi.
pithn a Roosevelt sam pronrsl pri
nj poznruhodnou u zaiimayou rec.
kifrou prudre Il zpusobem icmu
rlasinlm ltoGil na Fsprhna zla. ic-
Wei sr nasem paIitirktm zivote.
o ktartm tolik nrprkutho slysel y
Europe, a pfimlaupal s. IN nci.
Irychleisi odsifantni ySprh irho
lneptbnyeh zipyu m ldkladt priS.
Intho protadtni z6konu. ktcrt s.
pociiyosfi kaldtnu oheanu must
Ib{ti neisTrttisimi On sam prd.
~ talk odsuzaie pri IS kdoz uti
kali SC ( Iyndi iako tolto, komu
lynd pro Ten ktcr{ zloain hrozi.
.lelp rec vyslepbnufa bylu ucma
Ism ziimpm u dosla ysestrannt.
ho ohlasu q . hodint oslokil
Roosevelt na polemku prcd kin.
botai budmnu shroma<diysi 81
vy.Ipu1ilee kieH igI uviiali s
.mIaipsfm zapH.am Neisrastntj
H neh eiiiIi " pak Il. - ktt.
ai l,usr1eli psdal 81 pravirt
fa kraiasg odpa5nku W m
Wkoil hHIa tiHaha kluHu xas
h}l halone iu Aud.tora.
pfomtH te.ss ranam
aaem tsaalH ho daH taa 81
a0u AHlliaU h
a iuH I'D asu Hli atrn tia
Halm HlIas Um