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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-29
STREET LIGHTS
WERE INSTALLED
NEW LIGHTS INSTALLED AT CORNER OF
MAIN AND End STREET INSTALLED
BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

The new ornamental street lights
installed at the G. M. Hedderich,
G. N. Hotel and Citizens National
Bank corners present a very
beautiful appearance and now
business men on Main street and
Broadway are talking of having
them put in. These lights can be
secured and installed on the SPECIAL
assessment plan. A petition signed
by a majority of the property
owners on the blocks where the
lighting system is petitloned for is
all that is necessary. The city
council can then 60 ahead and in
stall the system and tax it up to
the property contiguous to the
street or streets benefited. The
law providing for lighting systems
can be found in the session laws
of 1909 and reads as follows:
/. SPECIAL SYSTEM AUTHORIZED.
All cities snail have power and
authority to install upon any OF
the streets thereof any special sys-
tenn or systems of street lighting,
and to defray the expenses and
cost thereof as hereinafter pro-
vided.
2. PROCEDURE TO INSTALL.
Whenever the owners of a majo-
rity of the property abutting on
any street or streets of any city
shall petition the city council, ask
ing that there be installed upon
such street lighting, to be therein
and by said petition described in
general terms, such city council
may, at any time within sixty days
after the fling of such petition
with tho city auditor, require
plans, specifications and estimates
Of the probable cost of such i'm,
provement to be prepared by the
city engineer, OF such other per-
son as shall, upon motion or reso-
luton, be designated, and there
after, and upon the return and FL
ing of such plans, specifications
and estimates and probable cost,
such city may proceed to provide
for the construction of such i'm
provement and to assess the cost
thereof against the abutting
property in the same manner and
with the same notice and accord
ing to the same forms and pro-
cedure as now provided by statute
for the construction and assess
ment of street paving; and upon
such proceedings being taken and
completed, the cost of such con-
struction or such part thereof as
the council shall deem proper, be
assessed against the abutting
property in the same manner and
according to the same form as now
provided by law for the assessment
Of the cost of street paving.
3. ASSESSMENT FOR COST. In
conducting proceedings under this
act, it shall not be necessary to es-
tablish any separate lighting or
improvement districts, and, in
assessing the benefits, no assess
ment shall be made against any
property other that that immediate
" contiguous to the streets or
avenues where such improvement
is made. . .@
4. EMERGENCY. Whereas, an
emergency exists in that there is
now in existence no provision for
the installment of any special sys-
tenn of street lighting by cities
and for the assessment of the cost
thereof against the: adjoining
property; therefore, this act shall
take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and approval.
Approved March 12, 1909.
$50. E;-,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-29

There will be a celebration of
the communion at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning at 1880.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-29
St. Peters Episcopal Church

Holy communion 8 q. ~. Mathis
with sermon 10 Z. M, ''Immor-
tality and He'll" Sunday school
II q. m. No evening service un-
til September.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-29

Miss Edna Bell left Sunday
evening to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Wolff in Great Falls, Mont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
CHARLES DENsEL DEAD.
Brother of n. p. Densei and Uncle Of
Howard Wilbur Dies 1t Winona.

howard "lIDuF OiC0 II VvIUSuSs
Charles F. Densel, brother Of Mrs.
A. E Wilbur and H. P. Densel, former
ly Of this city, an uncle of Howard A.
Wilbur, and a former Marshalltown
man, died at his home in Winona,
Mimi, Thursday. The news OF his
death reached Mr.. Wilbur here this
morning in q letter from his cousin.
Arthur Densel. The cause of Mr.. Den
sells death was not given in the letter,
which stated that he had been sick for
about two months, but that until very
recently he had seemed to be improv-
ing.
When a young man Mr.. Densel lived
in this city, but for many years ne has
made his home in Winona. where he
was an engineer on the Minnesota and
Dakota division of the Northwestern.
In addition to Mrs. Wilbur, Of San
Gabriel, Cal, and Mr.. Densel, of Los
Angeles, Mr. Densel leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Samson, of LeGrand, and
Mrs. Herbert Shaw, of Santa Ana, Cal.
He is also survived by his wife, two
sons. Arthur and Bert, and one daugh-
ter, Ruby.
The funeral was held at Winona this
afternoon, the body being taken to
Tracy, Mimi, for burial, which was in
charge Of the Masonic lodge and Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers. A
special train carried the funeral party
from Winona to Tracy and the division
superintendent furnished his private
car for the use Of the family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
Stamina Glass.

The art of coloring glass has been
lost and rebound, jealously guarded and
stolen so many times in the history
of civilization that 1t seems almost i'm
possible to say anything new On glass
staining. Yet process has been dis
covered for making the stained glass
used in windows which is a departure
from anything known at the present
time. What the Venetians and the
Phoenicians knew of it we can not tell.
The glass first receives its design in
mineral colors, and the whole Is then
fired in heat 50 intense that the coll
oring matter and the glass are indis-
solubly fused. The most attractive feat
ure of this method Is that the surface
acquires peculiar pehbled character
in the heat. so that when the glass is
in place the lights are delightfully."- soft
and mellow.
In making a large window In many
shades each panel - separately mould
ed and bent and the sections are as
sembled in a metal Chicago
Tribuen. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
County Drop. Tax c.ss.

The county will not continue the
prosecution Of the tax case against
John A. Montgomery. According to &C
ton taken by the board Of supervisors
Friday afternoon the case will not be
prosecuted further and the county
treasurer was instructed to cancel the
tax on the tax books This is the case
which the county brought to collect
taxes on a control for the sale OF a
farm for $4,000 The county was beat
en- In the district court, but it appealed
and the supreme court reversed the
trial courts decision.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
WANTS NO MORE BIG BILLS.
Supervisors Notify Coroner to Confer
With County Attorney.

The board Of supervisors wants no
more big bills for $3.50, like was re-
Gently presented for the chemical
analysis Of George Kunkers stomach,
unless they are absolutely necessary.
The board Of supervisors Friday after
noon passed a resolution instructing
the county auditor to notify Coroner
F. H Boucher that the supervisors de-
sired that, before he incurred more
than nominal expenses for the county
to pay In his investigations, that he
confer with the county attorney The
supervisors included in the resolution
that they had no desire to be offensive
to the coroner, but that they were TAX
ing steps that would make his admin
istration economical.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
SUPREME COURT RULES INJUNc.
TIoNs GOOD AGAINST SALOON
BUILDINGS.
CLIFFORD UPTOWN SALOON
INVOLVED IN DECISION
Appeal Was Taken by Property Own
ers to Escape Ban Of Courts injunc-
ton Put on 6uiIdins-C. M. Forney,
Ownsr, Is Not Hold For the Costs in
the Case.

The supreme court this morning af-
f1rmed the injunction DEGREES Of the To-
cal trial court against the buildings oc-
cupied by what is known as the Gift
ford uptown saloon and the building
on South Third avenue formerly oc-
cupied by the Lorenz III saloon. The
Main street building Is owned
by the Forney estate. The South
Third avenue building is the
property Of Kirby & Howe. The ap-
peal was taken by the property own
ers, who sought to have the properties
released from the ban Of the lower
DEGREES.
Provided the Injunction, insofar as
it affects the building. was not modi-
fed, it will have the effect Of forcing
the Clifford saloon to close or post a
large abatement bond.
Forney Not Held Liable.
Charles NJ. Forney, one of the own
sre of the property occupied by the
Clifford saloon is, according to the su-
preme courts ruling, not to be held Ii
courts DEGREES.
in the Clifford case. The appeal, inso-
far as Forney was concerned, was TAX
en- on the allegation that he had not
been brought into court in the case and
that, therefore, he should not be liable
for the costs under the decree. The
higher court sustains this contention
The DEGREES of injunction in these
two cases were two of what Is known
as the consent" DEGREES, they being
DEGREES to which attorneys for the sa-
loon consented that they be issued.
The full force and effect Of the SUI
preme courts ruling in these cases will
not be known until copies Of the de-
crees are received here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06

"Your attention young people, please.
The lesson this morning will be found
in the code Of the state OF Iowa, sec
ton 4.7s1, and the supplement to the
code. section 4,S22. The title Of the
code section Is Other breakings and
enterinss' and you will note the title
Of the section in the supplement Is
malicious injury to buildings and fix
lures You will also note that there Is
prescribed by the lawmakers of Iowa
for these offenses . long penitentiary
sentence"
So might County Attorney A. G. DAILY
have spoken to the high school botany
class Of twenty-five boys and girls
who were ranged before him in his
outer office this morning. Altho he did
not. the substance of his remarks
might have been so interpreted.
Given Lesson on tho Law.
This class meeting, which will not
be found scheduled In the routine OF
recitatfons OF the high school. came
about thru recent trip to the woods
made by the botany class. The class
went northeast Of the city. across the
Iowa river from the Country Club
grounds, and near where W. T. MIL
Ter has a summer shack. Miller claims
members Of the class broke down the
door and entered the shack, doing
damage to the building. He complained
vigorously to the county attorney,
who instructed Sheriff A. A. Nicholson
to 60 to the high school building Fri
day afternoon and summon to the Of
flee Of the county attorney all the
twenty two members OF the class.
Glass Meets at 9 O'clock.
The class meeting was set for 9
o'clock, and It was not without some
fear and trembling that the boys and
girls Of the class trouped in twos and
threes into the court house this morn
ing. searching Cor the county attor-
ney's office.
When all had arrived the county at
torhey, standing before the young peo-
pie. about half Of whom were girls,
kindly. but firmly began to "lay down
the law" to them. He read to them
the sections Of the code and tho sup
plement under which comes the offense
class members were accused of, ana
pointed out how very seriously was, re-
gardless Of the fact that no harm might
have been intended. After warning them
that such things were not trifles, the
class was dismissed. 1t Is probable
that there will be no prosecutions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
CHILD HAS LEG BROKEN,
Crossing Accident Results in Injury to
Sylvia Huffaksr, Aqsd II.

Sylvia HuHaksr, Aged IT.
Sylvia Huffaker. aged II years.
daughter Of J. NJ. Fuffaker, s18 jack
son street, had her left leg broken
when she was thrown from a buggy
near the Northwestern crossing On
South Third avenue about noon today.
In company with her two brothers the
little girl was in the buggy waiting for
the crossing to be cleared. The horse
had been driven quite close to the gate.
which was down, and when 1t was lift
ed the horse became frightened. Whirl-
ing with the vehicle it overturned it.
throwing the three occupants out The
boys escaped unhurt. The injured
child was removed to her home in an
ambulance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
Gilman Property Sold

Ten lots in Gilman, against which a
Judgment of s415.64 was secured in the
district court by Marietta Hoofcutt
against Minnie J. Stineman. ct al, were
sold at public auction this morning for
$50. This was little more than the
amount Of the Judgment and the costs.
The purchaser was II. c. Auikley. OF
Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
M1 lIHIERS
!:4QuTY

| It Is the duty Of every expectant
mother to prepare her system for the
coming Of her little one; to avoid as
far - possible the suffering of such
occasions, and endeavor to pass
through the crisis witt. her health
and strength unimpaired. This she
may do through the use of Mothers
Friend, remedy that has been so
long in use, and accomplished so
much good, that it is in no sense an
experiment, but a preparation which
always produces the best results. It
is for exernal application and so pen
etrating in its nature as to thoroughly
lubricateevery muscle, nerve and ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. 1t aids nature by ex-
banding the skin and tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness, and perfectly
prepares the system for natural and
safe motherhood. Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed by thou
sands of mothers, and it's use will
prove comfort and a benefit to any
woman in need of s1ch a remedy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
oUFFIELD PROPERTY SOLD.
Goes Under the Hammer n Fo+esd 81
"a Q,asnar AZ ludament -

Goes Under the Hammer n FofcSd Sale
70 Owner Of Judgment do
To satisfy the execution issued on a
judgment for a large sum, which was
secured in the district court by George
Hotchkiss. an eastern capitalist. the c.
L. Duffield property on Jerome street
was sold at public auction by the shef-
If this morning. The property was
bid in for Hotchleiss by his attorney
for $1O,s24.06. OF this amount the
Judgment was for $1o,456.50. The rest
represents costs. The property consists
Of a fraction more than twelve acres,
and before 1t was bought by Dufaeld 1t
was owned by DR.. N. L Bunce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06

WOludu IN uecu
Mothers Friend
is sold at drug
stores. Write for
free book for
expectant moth
ers, which con-
tains much valua
RRAQEEID REGU
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06
botany CLASS IS
GWEN LAW Lesson
HIGH SCHOOL PU.
Pills CALLED ON CARPET ~
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
UNUSUAL CLASS MEETING
RESULT or SHACK BREAKING

Claimed That Members Of the Class
While Studying Botany Northeast OF
City, Broke and Entered w. T. Mil
Isr's shaek-shsriff Calls Glass Msm-
bsrs to Meet.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-22

sci bych dati 3D.deDni yypoyeG,
coz jscm ueinil Lh6ta yyprsels
-. 1nora Mczi tim eascm Gaystis
vii Omaliu pan u. ~. vrhz, povefc-
ny 1hstupce Ndrodnf Rudy ceske .
Gstfcdni Matiee skolske pro Ame.
riku M 1eelnm zalozeni Ccsk0sA.
merickG Ndrodni Kady. Pfi nay
steve V mem dome mezi b0y0rem
o nlrodnfeh yccech mole inaDzelka
ukdzaIa pnnu vrhzoyi knfzkn pdjs
coyniho spoIku, kde dotycpt peti.
10 ulozeny byly, y pozpatnkon, ~
jsme byli podezffyhDl, 10 nadafDj.
no fondu jsme ponzivali Y obch0ds
drive, nez bylo rozbodmit0, jak y
MIN naloziti, q zc kDizka saina do.
kaznje stay yeci, u n6boz je zfejD1,
~ penfze dosud ncbyly vyzyeds
unty, yyjlna ony, ktsrt dostala
Matice vysMbo vzdeIanj Ma 10
jscm il ncinil pozDhinku, he, bn.
dou-Ii tam penize ponecbhny do vi.
silky, pfinesou dalsich *tD 1rokd,
Na 10 pan Vrhz odpoyfdtJ, aby.
cbom je tam tedy ponecbaji A je.
dine y " pfieiny peufze nebyIy o.
desldny NJ na zadot pnna dra,
Vojana, ktcrd ms dosla ~, bfezna
0 g. hodine odpoledni
Penize j1ne odeslali ", bfczba,
jak dosytdeuje sbora uyeden6
styrzenka. Man dhkazy, ze jsme
dali M ty penfze tfikrdt vypovff
n Ease jc ponecbali pod droky do.
yodh uvedcDycb.
Sbfrka Pokroku Hhpadu obsaho.
yala " 1rokem 1brnem 8s32.7O, .
nichz bylo odesl6no pred easem
T145 q, jak styrzenka dosytdfn.
je, odeslhu byI zbytek s7G1,2 rs, TAX
~ sonfet sc sroynhya se sbora I'VE.
dcnym obnoscm $s32.7O.
VAclav Bures.
v Omaze, dnc a. bfezna 1911.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-22
zprdvy zahranitn6
RAKOuSKO.UIJERSKO


v zelczhrnacb Y Ternici, v okres.
MIN bcjtmanMyi ScnnkircheD, '
Dolnfeb Rakonsich, byli nsmrceni
yybuehem ctyfi dtInici, q ctyfi j.
nj byli t6zce zrantm. - Itakouskd
jizda dostane nynf novon vyzbroj.
Die prdvt vydantho 1fednibo M.
fizeni dosiane jjzda nasazovaci bo-
daky ma karabiny, jako byIo tomu
NJ dosud u pechoty. ljltramo.
dcrni kalhotovt eli hartmove suk.
ne Zen yedou temlf kazd6dennt
X yeIkym vytrznostem. Nn ulicfch,
kde pravidclnc objevuji sc danny v
tomto 1boru, shfomazd'uji NJ vel.
ke zastupy lidu, jez zasypdvaji ~.
TO obtti mody ncjyctsimi urazka-
mi n posmtchem. Hhusta docbazi
kn boufliygm xystupiiln. Pred.
mttcm denniho hoyoru Jest ycliky
skandhl, jenz optt charakterisuje 9
madarskt pomery Ministcrsk$
pfedsedn hrabe khuen.lIcderyary
potyrdil uddni, ~ pro pohofelt Y
Oekoeritl sebrana yelika suna ne.
byln vyplacena. I'ohofcli nedosta-
II zcela ME. Iiozpocioyf vSbor
poslaneckt snemoyny fisskt rady
zabyeal So opet stiznosti pa yypo.
vidani rakonskych pfislnsnikh
hlavne Ccchn, l'rnska. Cesli ie.
ho dlenoy6 iddaji, ably Sc to Pru.
skn Y Rakousku oplaiilo. fiis.
slte rade byla podana pfedloha no
ytho diymlelniho lakona, ienS No
poyaSuje IN yzoruS Mczi iinSm
sapoyiia 80 iim yyslupoyani deli,
mlaisieh II lei na ieyisii. IN.
kasuie So hrani ia podily, eimz
ma lyii ueinen konse smiram, I"
Dale sianosi Ne ua oehranu herch,
ably polosiec ga1s hyla IA vsech
okoluosll pfedem soudne slolena
Censura 50 kruAule q polilieke q
fa'ly mohou pflsie Jon = d0ieii
tSeh pfIein nsk,erS kus takAzati
Jesl iistn, - laia pfe,llaha hude
ptiiala ilblilel diyadla irving
Place Thealer \ New yorku. tlu
stas AusherR usaytsl - snrAyou
dIsalla ,Iosefa siFaleas smleusut
die nii eelA epefelni spalsSne.l .
neha 'llFa'ila pelssls pflsti sinu na
nskullA neslel Ia New yerku Ma
n ,am hs, eheeenalsu pre- lssslrns
sl'lsasls epesels V
Illumass udAla - e.alas eei,sall
v lamnsisi pfschArna Vypakl a
hen, iens mel "a uAsleslek s,ralis
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-22
MEXICO

Do III l'aso, Ten dosla zprava,
kiera je poyaioyana vscohecne "a
praydlvon, ~ H. Americana, kiefi
hyl, yaiati y hitye u Casas Gran,
dies vladimir yojskem nexickym,
hyli pokieii xastfcleni, NIadero,
pod niml mnzove tito hoioyali. je
nedaleko cases tlrandes, nemohl
80 ysak doytitti, ca sc SO zajaiei
stale, tasas ,irandes ie lao mil
cd VI I'aso, Gonzales Cara, ien9
ie aialnim taiemnikem poystalca a
pfednos,ou isileh iunly ' tomto
uesls, prehlasil Neul paehshno.
III q eni Amorlani hyli saslfele
m Ma sAkla,le stannsha praya
Mvklkani posafaNali - "a upfA,
uena y nstfel,,l, edsusuiiee sya
ptasa . luh0, ~ mnAl onl hyll a.
iali ~ skuissnt tiiye Dive,
heill pass.alei sei,leu 80 syie,laA
sAnl ehlsslne tssiasrai nepfa,sl
sssl, musl 50 president lnlas sayA
sali, ie see svulenl iain pruhlaal
sa aeplalns q a. muai hstl nailse,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-22
ANGLE

Sir Hugh Lane, DESTINY fediteI
mtstskt mntleckt gaIeric v Dubli.
m a gnyernfr narodni galerie v
Irskn, prodal Titianny obraz 'Por-
trait mllze $ tervenon tcpici' jed.
nomu anglicktmu sbtrateli IN
$4,000. Obraz tento, jcnz je po.
yazoy6n za p0dobiznu Lorenza de
Medici, sial se zndmym, kdyz Sir
Hugh kolpil no drazbe r. 1906
obraz byl tehdy TAX nmazany, ze
AMI znalci ncv6fili, ~ by 10 bylo
dilo slayntbo 1itiana jcdine Sir
Hugh hyl tom pfcsyedcen u o,
braz konpil, nyni ho pax vclice vs.,
hodne prodal
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-22
zpravy amsrick6.
Polovina jiz hotova.

Die poslcdnfch zprAy, ktcre do
fly pannmskeho pr6playu, je ten.
to jM pres poloyinu zhotoyen. w.
k0phyky w stfcdnim jebo dilu u
Cnlebra u Cbangrcs bthern pfede.
Mlho mesfcc byly daIeko yitM nez-
u kdykoIiy pred tim, IN celkem
1,O10,33S krycbIoyycb yard1 zemG
bylo yykophno Celkem v onom
oddilu bylo jN vybopano T,033c
522 krycbJoyycb yardd zemt q
zbyyh Jestt k odstrantnj 26,D91,-
400, Al do ]. bfczna yykopADo
bylo na ceJ6m prupJayn 13l $780,
43G yardd p6dy . zbgva jest6 X
yykopdDi 50,7O3,33O yard6. prf-
play X Tichtmu Oceanu je proko-
pm pct nil doynitf zemt k zeIez.
niGnfmu sltDadisti u Balboa. vyko.
phyky Gatnnn json jiz skonteny
u gntanskh hrhz, ktcra bnde nej-
yhtM brdzi na ybtt, jc jiz pres 20.
jbyiDn hotoya Dne 30. bfezDa 0.
teyfeDy budon We Washingt0nu
nabidky pro scst mcnsich hrazi,
jez M prhplayu mai byti posta-
yeDy,
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ssbeyraada umslce

y Portland, orr., se sisluic,
Henry tpiinT, nnams umelee 80
sao t'faneisea. byl nalcsen mrlsy
\ ,ta,neil tresiu W nlsiAim me-
.le. ~ s,felnea renea ve spanku.
y lisla, nalesenthe kapss kahA.
80, sssslla, ~ spAehal sehes ras.iu.
claa - slala.a,ll asi v nasalu lal.
Aemyslnnsll
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|byt Dfco takoybbo ny1i, ~ srost-
N scstry Blazkoyy, jez yystupoya.
ly Y BcrIiDe 20 nejakS Gus, byly
zatceny pro pornsenf smlouyy. NJ
ly dmyslu odjeti do Amerjky. =
AG prine.vladsf LujtpoId vi tobo
nepfhl, byIy piece jebo 90. noroze-
niny oslayeDy ' eeltm Bayorsku 0.
khzaIym zphsobcm, zylhste oysem
Y blayDim m6stt.
TALE.
Y pfeJieeni y Camorristy byli
yysleebDnti dya 0bznloyaDi, Con
rnd1 Sortino u Nicoln MORN. Oba
popirnIj, NJ msji 1easteDstvi Da
znwazdfDj 0IeDDarn CDoccola q
jebo zeny, u snnziIi ~ dokhzati d.
libi poukazoyaIj m 10, ~ byIi V
dobh yrazdy pod poIicejbip doblc.
dem . zc No Dcmohlj odcbraG pepo.
zoroyanf n Neapole do Tore del
Greco, aby sphebaIi zlofiD, y neboz
json yiphni TcDfo d6yod jest o.
yEem troehn slaby V Ncnpoli
byl pDeittn siIny otfes zemt, ktery
proydzen jsa dlmtnim vesnyu,
znofnou mfron poJekaI obyyafeL
styo tobo mhsta u ok0li, IaycJe,
ngm bDed phtrhDfm yysetfeno, ze
otfesy u dunfGf Vesuyu byIy zhyi.
ntDy sfitiyW ~ obroyskou fdsti
sItnIisk, uvoIniysieh 10 Oh krhtern
sopky NJ obroyskyD racbotem sH.
tjybicb ~ do 1doji
RrSKO.
Rnskocinsky spor yyyoIaJ tfi
rhzDf, ysak yesuts obtiznf situa.
ce, 4 Dichz kazdh phsobf ylhde veil.
tf starosti, M pryem mistt Iiu.
sko seznalo, ~ pI1cinou nezdaru
.yyJedDdyhni jest bIaynh SLIM ne.
.ddybra Cfny, Potion oazpa6nje
"Noyoje Vremja," ~ ylhda penf
rozbodnuta, jak se oproti Zine ~.
cboyati, q IN tfctf pbsobi j stare.
vi zncpokojnjief zprhyy oknpat.
VI nsmddt na tinskych branicich
Mezi vojhky pry panlije nespoko.
jeDost k Will spatnbmu zdsobovdnf
Vybpcb DespokojcDosti byI zamc.
zen rozmysInosti yeIiciho jcncrA.
Ia, JeDz nafidiI jencrdlnimu gn.
bernatoroyi rusktbo Turkestann,
ably ntinil bncd opatfeni na cd
stranfni nespokojcnosti postaral
Ne lcpn potraviny. Zhsoboyhnf
jest zncsnadneno spatnymi ccsta.
mi n yclIkou yzdhenosti, y MI We
mnsi potrayiny dopravoyati. "No.
yoje Vrcmja sc o ncspokojenosti
yojska nnoho nezmihuje, jczto u.
vefcj6oyani takoyych zprhv jest V
Rusku trestno, Jint tasopisy 0
tom 1plne islef.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-22
Primlouva 50 "a praplav.

"Neopeyn6ni Punamskeho pro-
plaYu bylo by zloeinnou zpozdilo.
sli, prohlasil 1'heo. Roosevelt,
prayiI, a. prdplayu isou pouze
dive smlouyyi tolii : Anglii pana.
mon, a tudiz h. kaldS narod mohl
by jei pfipadu valky znieili,
Roosevelt pfohItdnul Il yojsko k
maneyrnm v san Antonio shro.
maiene. naeck n,lejel do Dallas. v
AuAiinn, kde t,lrkel Sc hodinu. PEI.
vital ho guyerner rolauit a ieho
NeienskS stab V auiomobilu od.
jel na kampna university statu Te.
Sas, kde nromlu,ii / yelkenn da.
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