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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
3 KENTUCK|ANS HELD UP
Besides Wcundina Each Of Them Ne
gro Bandits Secured 500 in
Cash. Suspects Arrested.

Stanford, KY, Feb. 14.-Three to
bacco growers on their way to Dan
vile late last night We're held up by
negro bandits, who shot and serious
ly woundede each of the travellers
and obtained about $100 in cash from
them. The negroes escaped but later
two of their number were captured
and placed in jail here.
The victims Of the hold-up were
B. O. Ballard, Clarence Deatharige,
and d, ID. Hatfield, Deatharige was
hit by five bullets, both of Hatfield S
jaws were broken ani Ballard was
wounded about the head
A posse arrested two negroe sus
poets in Danville today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
THE LUMBER INDUSTRY
Concentrated In Hands Of Few Pri-
vate interests, Says Report Of
Commissioner Smith.

Washington, Feb. 14.--Presiden,
Taft today transmitted to both sc
GOOSE and senate the first part of the
long awaited report OF Herbert X.
Smith, commissioner of corporations
on the lumbe' industry of the Unite /
States. The report is IN response to
a ;esolution Ire house passed In De.
cember, 1906, and by the senate, dat
ed January 1907
Deploring the concentration of the
oil OF standing timber among a
few private interests, Commissioner
Smith says the bulk OF the timber Is
being held speculatlvely. and is close
ly connected with railroad combina.
tions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
GEN. NAVARRO
ENTERS JAUR[z
MEXICAN REBELS ARE DOWN.
HIAaTED-MusT MOVE TO
cAsAs GRANDEs.
aysf8
NAVARRO GIVEN OVATION
Held Public Reception on Arrival
Last Evening Trip From
Chihuahua Without unusn
al incident.

El paso, Feb. 1i.--Amid the Wilt
est cheering and cries of "viya
Diaz,' and viva Navarro General
Navarro, at the head Of 1000 federal
troops, from Chihuahua. entered
Jaurez this evening.
The arrival marks the end of she
Jaurez campaign torozcn and tine.
rebel chiefs are scattered east AMI
south of here.
An hour after his arrival General
Navarro was escorted to the crs
toms house, where tie Tasf-Di3z
meeting occurred Here He received
the members Of Col Rabago's staff
and citizens generally, among them
a number OF women He apeared
rugged and hardy. Since the begin
ming Of the campaign ne has raised
a full set Of white whiskers His
first official act was to write d tele
gram to president Maz, reporting
his entry into the city.
Col. Cullar. aidesde-camp to Presi
dent D,az and member of General
Nayarro's staff, stated tnat the trl,
from Chihuahua, distance of 20
miles, had been made without un-
usual incident
He declined to be interviewed, say
ing 1T Is against orders for officers
| to give out information. The press.
has used us very badIy, you know
Two hundred insnrrectos were All
lGuadaloupe today. where the new
provisional capital has been estab-
lished. Orozco was at San Alyauca
this afternoon, but had decamped
when Navarro arrived,
Rebels Are pownhearted.
The insurreetos are downheartei
tonight. Orozco has accmplisbel
nothing since the insnrrection began
three months ago save to depress bus
mess. Had orozco proceeded with en-,
ergy and taken Jaurez. as he might
4 have done week ago the moral effect
would have been marked. and no
i doubt nave added much 10 ilis
+ | strength in the way of recruits and
! arms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15

New York. This bust is the result
of a number of sittings given by Nc
Carnegie, and the finished work has
met with the hearty APPROVAL of him
self and many Of his friends Re
plicas of this striking portrait have
been presented to the following
libraries and institutions by admirers
OF the benefactor: Libraries at Syra-
cuse, N. Y, and Cleveland and
Youngstown, o.; Lehigh university
and Homestead, Pa; Queens univer-
sity, Kingston, Canada, and others.
The image Of John d. Rockefeller
will look down on University Of Chi
cago at students at their meals here
after The figure has been placed
on the mantel above the big south
fireplace in Hutchison commons. 1t
Is the work of William Cooper, a
New York sculptor. An oil portrait
OF Mr. Rockefeller in the same room
represents him as he looked at the
time the university was fouded,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
ANoTHED CREW RESCUED.

Seattle. Wash, Feb. l4.-The
Standard Oil steamer Atlas today
picked up the waterlogged schooner
Edward r. West, off Cape Flatterv.
The West, which is owned by the
Slade Shipping Company, of San
Francisco, sailed from Gray's Harbor
for New Castle, Australia, on Febru.
airy g.
The Atlas found the schooner,
which was unsuitable because Of her
lumber cargo, rolling nelplessly in
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
DEATH IS MYSTERIOUS
Inquest Ordered in Case of Death OF
Commander Marble at New
port Naval Hospital.

Newport, r. l., Feb 14.--Becarse
Of certain mysterious circumstances
attending the death today in the
naval hospital here of Commander
Frank Marble, U. 5. ~, and inque 1t
has been ordered He died suddenly
and 1t was at first said his death
was due to appopexy
Later II was announced that frac
tured skull caused death. He fell in
his bathroom last night, striking his
head and causing a bad wound. II
is believed the fall was due to ar
appoplectic seizure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
FACES MURDER CHARGE
Chattanooga Doctor Held For Death
of Brother-in-Law Following
Long Hearing.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. ii.-Ac.
cused of the murder of his brotnersfif-
law, Thomas w. Norman, whose body
was found with several bullet wounds
in the head, DR.. j. w. Sherman was
held today without bail following a
hearing that began last week. Sher-
mans chauffeur, Buddy" Bachman,
is held as an accessory.
AT the hearing DR.. Snerman's wife
said her husband was habItUal
drinkeY, and that he mad threatened,
on several occasions, to kill her and
her family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
PRAISE FOR BOY SCOUTS
In Speech by President Taft and ir
Letter by Former President
Theodore Roosevelt.

Washington, Feb. 14.--Praise for
the boy scout movement as a. ntoable
benefit to American boyhood was ex-
pressed by President Taft in an ad.
dress at the White House in letter
from Theodore Roosevelt read at me
banquet of the organization tonight.
Accompanying the members Of -he
national council at the White House
as a delegation Of boy scouts from
Baltimore and washington, who 81
mied the president as she entered
The east room.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
EIGHT MEN INJURED
WIEN FLOOR FALLS IN.

East st. Louis, Feb. 14.--Eight me1
were seriously Injured, two probably
fatally, when the third floor OF four
story Brick building d, the Armour
Packing Companyss plant here, fell
today The skulls Of two men were
fractured. Others sucered fractures
OF the arms and legs.
The third flocr was unoccupied ana
the injured men were working on
the second floor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
VOTE REACHED LAST NIGHT
AFTER UNUSUALLY SPIRIT
ED DEBATE YESTER-
DAY-221 TO 81.
ONLY five DEMOCRATS
VOTE AGAINST BILL
Republicans Were 78 For and 81
Asainst--Passed Only After Rule
Preventing Amendment
Was lntroduced-Up
to Senate Now

Washington, Feb. 14.-Presidelt
Taft's reciprocity agreement with
Canada was ratified in the house Of
representatives tonight through the
support of an almost solid Demo-
cratic vote.
The Mccall bill carrying the agre-
ment into effect, was passed, 22l
to 80.
A majority of the Republicans pres
ent voted against the measure, their
division being 78 ayes and 81 nays.
The Democratic vote was 14G ayes
and only nays. A majority of the
Republican insurgents present voted
for the bill
The Mccall bill now goes to the
senate. President Taft believes that
If filibuster can be avoided and a
vote taken the bill will pass. He
is insistent that the senate shall act,
one way or the other, and has indi-
Gated that he will call an extra ses-
sion Of congress if 1t does not do so.
The passage of the bill in the house
came at the enl of 4 long debate
which at times was as bitter a. has
been heard on the floor of that cNam-
ber In years. The fight was confined
almost wholly to the Republican side.
The vote was reached tonight only
through the application of rule
which shut off all amendments AMI
even dispensed w1 the reading of
the bill. This procedure was de-
cided on only after Mr. Mccall. in
charge OF the bill, hal failed to get
unanimous CONSENT to do away with
the calendar Wednesday morning.
Champ CLARK took Representative
DalzeH, of Pennsylvania, sharply to
task for complaining of "the undue
haste" with which the house was ant-
ing with the reciprocity ,neasure.
The speaker-to-be said the Demo-
Gratis had sat for years, bound and
gagged, while the gentleman from
Pennsylvania and his associates had
brought In rule after rule which had
rushed legislation through without
giving opportunity for amendment.
Mr. Dalzell was recognized by
Speaker Cannon. He proposed that
meat, meat products, flour, prepared
cereals, lumber and several other ar
ticles should be put on the free list.
The Democrats were not shaken by
this and the motion was lost, ia to
1871.
Mr.. Fordney said he feared Demo.
cratic times were coming, and 1t
made him Sweat blood" to contem-
plate the melancholy fact. The
other speakers in opposition were
very much in the same vein.
Speaker Cannon took no part In
the debate, neither yesterday nor to-
day. He was in the chair, however,
and followed the arguments on both
sides with interest.
President Taft tonight gave din
ner to Speaker Cannon. The meal
was delayed an hour while the house
was voting on reciprocity 1t Is said
the president sent word that he
would change the dinner into break
fast, II 1t was necessary to pass the
bill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
ARGUES FOR De LAssY
Counsel For Russian Count and DR.
Pantchenko Says Court Will
Be Lenient.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 14.-Counsel
for Count O'Brien DeLassy today pre-
sented his argument ON behalf Of his
client, who is charged with the mur-
der of Count Vasili Bouturlin jointly
with Dr. Pantchenko and Nine. Muir
aviec.
He said the public had clamored
numerically for verdict against De
Lassy whereas the court was expected
to be lenient with Pantchenko, be
cause of his senility, ana with Mura
vieff, owing to her sex.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
BREWERY WAS RA'DED
All Records of Concern Taken For
perusal Of the Grand Jury at
Cincinnati, o.

Cincinnati, Feb, 1.-THE investiga-
tion by the grand jury of the alleged
frauds connected with the payment
of the Aiken liquor tax took a new
turn today when raid\was mado o.:
a brewery by Prosecuting Attorney
Hunt after the president Of the con
Germ. Phillip Krrg, had been sum-
moned
All the records We're secured aud
placed in the hands Of the grand jury,
while all Of the officials have been
summoned to appear Tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
POLITICIANS SUMMONED
Several Appeared Before Danville
Grand Jury Yesterday--others
to Come Later.

Danville, ILL.,, Feb 1.-THE grand
jury this afternoon had number
Of men before II who have been
prominently identified with politics
in this city for many years. Among
them were William Christ and Chas
Leverenz, brothers, who are Repub-
lican leaders.
Subpoenaes were issued today 70"
another batch Of politicians to appear
later in the week. 1t is now stated
that the investigation viii probably
close Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
No Fool,

Ian simply stood still and watched
.he rabbit disappear over the hill and
MS partner wanted to know why be
dldnt shoot. After a moments u.
ience, ne answered, through his nose.
pa you take me for fool? Do Won
,nink l was going to strain my gun
shooting up hill?" 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
FINE BULL DOGS DIED
At Madison Square Exhibition Last
N.SSt---One Was Valued az
Thousand Dollars.

New York. Feb. 14.-Three fine
bull dogs, including Buckingham,
owned by Richard Croker, Jr., AMI
valued at 81 900, died at the dog snow
at Madison Square Garden tonight. IL
was at first reported that he nad
been poisoned. but investigation
showed that Buckingham had
strangled himself after becoming en-
tangled in his chain, while the others
were suffocated in their boxes in the
basement
The last two were French bul
dogs. owned by Arthur Webb and
valued at about $500 each
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
MAIL POUCHES STOLEN
Two OF Them Gone--4knoWn to Have
Contained Negotiable Checks and
Papers Worth $4,000.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. 1.-two mail
pouches, known to have contained
checks and valuable papers amount
ing about $4,000, much OF when
was negotiable, has been stolen at
Thalman, Ga, near Brunswick, Oh
The Atlantic, Birmingham and Allan
tic railroad.
The thefts occurred on two nights
January 10 and 81, but according to
postoffice inspectors, no clue to the
identity of the thieves has been OBJ
tanned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
MORE D[RE[|CIS
ARE DISCOVERED
FOUR PERSONS PERlSHED WHEN
SALMON SLOOp WAS CAP,
SIZED IN STORM--ANoTHER
CREW RESCUED.

Seattle, Wash, Feb, 1.-THE pow
er salmon sloop w 1888 was found
today bottom up, In Admiralty Inlet,
on the west coast of WILDLY Island
Three men and woman, who were
In the sloop when at was struck by
last Sundays fGsious storm, must
have perished.
The sloop left Laconner last Thurs
day to cruise for fish in the straits
OF Fuca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15

Now York, Feb. 14.-The two men
of modern times who have been most
lavish in giving their money for
philanthropic purposes have had life
size bronze busts made of them re-
Gently by well known sculptors. The
reproduction of bronze bust of An
drew Carnegie, representing him in
his robes as lord rector of st. An
drew's university, Scotland, the first
American who ever held that honored
position, was modelled by j. Massey
Rhind, the well known sculptor of
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
AN UNUSUAL COLLISION
Two French Express Trains Crash
Into Freieht-Fvc round Dead
SO Far--3 Injured.

Courville, France, Feb. IA bad
collision occurred near here this af-
ternoon on the western section Of
the state railroad when the express.
es for Paris and Brcst dashed stimuli
taneously into freight train being
sidetracked The wreckage immedi-
utely caught fire.
Five dead and eight injured per-
sens have been taken out, but 1t is
feared that there are others buried
under the debris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
PROPER LEGISLATION
viii Prevent Three.fourths of Deaths
OF Babies Caused by Def
cient MIX.

Boston, Feb. 1i.--By proper legis-
lation three-fourths Of the babies
billed by bad milk could be saved
said President Emeritus Chas w.
Elliott, Of Harvard University toby
al hearing on milk pills before the
legislative committee.
DIR. Elliott appeared for the MilN
and Baby Hygiene Association. He
said 1t was impossible to rely on the
general supply or mink.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
sHERlFFs ORDERED TO KEEP
ORDER IN OKLAHOMA,

Oklahoma, City, Feb. 14.--Governor
Cruce today issued instructions to the
sheriffs of Commanche and kiowa
counties to proceed to Mountail Park
and Snyder, and, If necessary, pre-
serve order and protect any state or
county records which may be endan-
gered by the controversy between
the two factions. There was no dis
turbance today
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
MARTIAL LAW
IN NICARAGUA
RIGID INVESTIGATION BEING
MADE OF EXPLOSION AT MAN
Aqua --.RuMoR OF PLOT
AGAINST ESTRADA.

Washington, Feb. Nicaragua
has been placed under martial law
~ p4esidens Lslral.l as the result
Of the magazine explosion yesterday
This information wns communicated
to taa, state department to day In q
message from Consul Moffatt, at Mar
aqua.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
PIONEER BASEwALL MAN
HAS CASE APPENDICITIS

Cincinnati. Feb, 1i.-Frank C. Ban
croft, C6 years old, business manager
of the Cincinnati baseball club. was
operated on for appendicitis today.
Bancroft Is one of the most widely
known baseball men in the country
having managed several major league
teams of two decades ago. He was
in charge of the trip of the PhiIaael
phia athletics to Cuba this winter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
FUNERAL OF FATHER KLocKE

De Quoin, H., Feb 14.--Funeral
services for Rev. Chas. Klocke, the
oldest Roman Catholic priest of the
Belleville diocese, were conducted al
the Sacred Heart church here today
by Bishop Jenscsen, of Belleville, as.
sisted by forty-seven priests of the
diocese.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
phtIosoy hizInu.

tits queer" said the philosophical
boarder. how peoples inclinations
run. Some men devote more time and
energy to coloring meerschaum pipe
than they do in saving their immortal
souls
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15

the seas off Destruction Island, so
miles south of Cape Flattery. The
Atlas got line aboard and took off
the crew.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
NEGRO WlTHDRAWS FROM
CHICAGO MAYORALTY RACE

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Chas E. Casto1,
negro, whose friends fled a petI-
ton with the election commissioner
four minutes before the final filing
time Of candidates for mayor last
night, today appeared ut the commits
sioners' rooms and withdrew the pei.
tion, which asked that his name be
put on the primary election ballot as
a candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for mayor. Castor said the
petition had been filed by friends
without his knowledge,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15
Difference In Ye,ls.

A mother has to yell half d dozen
times to make her boy start. but ons
yell Of the boy viii make every moth
or ID the neIghborhood start
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15

Read The Bulletin seven days q
week then you'll know the news of
the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-15

Over forty years Calro's leading
paper--The Cairo Bulletin.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-10-26

- Minuly tyden 0emfel zde N.
P. Langtford, pfedseda okresni kon-
trolni rady, jehoz zivot souvisel
dzce Sc vzrt1stem mesta cd jeho pr
vopocatku. Langford pfijel do st.
Paul z Irska v roku 1854 a cd te
dolby zastaval rGzn6 hodnosti a IRA
dy. Zvlastni pozornost obratil ma
sebe poty6ce byyvalyym mayorem
m6sta D. w. Lawlerem v pflcin6
m9stsk6 nemocnice. V roku 1864
vydal Sc Langford Washburnovou
vypravou "a zlatem do Oregonu ce-
stou stal Sc, objevitelem tax zvanych
S'geyserG," vnouc1ch pramenG v Yel-
lowstone Narodnim parku.
- Spravy katoliclych kosteld
st. Paul a jinde obdrzely cirkulaf
cd apoStolsk6ho delegata Falconiho
We Washingtonu, jimz Sc zakazuje
budoucn6 vyb1rani vstupn6ho do ko-
stel6 u dvefi, kteryzzto obycej zave-
den byl u mnoha katolickych koste-
Ii.
- Minuly tyden pfivezen byl do
st. Paul re statn1 trestnice We Still
water Peter Juhl, vrah tajneho
straznika Franka Frasera, ably byl
sou1en pro svdj zlocin. Juhl pfi-
znal SO k vine a soudce Orr odsoudil
jej lined ma dozivoti do kaznice.
Juhl udal, ze je rs rokd star a ze
pred nekoika roxy pfijel do Ame-
riky Nemecka. Pred uprchnutim
re statni kaznice odsluhoval 81 devi-
tilety trest pro loupez Minneapo-
lis. Pred tim trestan byl tf1letym
vezenim pro stfelbu ma ulici Oma-
re, Neb.
aw State Savings Bank (Statni
spoFiteln1 banka) v c1sle SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady u6in6ne
pred 6. listopadem ponesou drok po
6 meslcG do 1. Gerwence 1912. Spoil
telni 1cet teto bance zajistuje ne
jen maprostou bezpe6nost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setmosti a ukladanl
malych obnosd kdykoli jest talk moz
no. Banka Jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovn1ch hodin a " pom
deli vecer od do 8 hodin. - Urok
z vkladG 3 pill procent. Vklady
1. Gervemce 1911 $4,483,0 100000.
-. O. A. Luce, kazatel Central
Park methodistickeho kostela, wal 81
"a pfedm6t sv6ho kazan1 v ned6li
'"Proc mlad1 muzi nevenuji Sc povo~
lani kazatelsk6mu'' a "a pf1cinu toho
uvadel nesnesiteln6 pomery v hostel
mich kruz1ch. Kazatele jsou pry
zbavovani vsf svobody, a nasledek to-
no je ztrata sebetlcty pouhe zivofeni
pfi b1dnem platu. Tim Sc stava, ze
rozdil mezi methodistickym kazate-
lem obycejnym nadennikem je nez
ten, ze kazdy takovy ka0atel ma M
tisic bossdf: Pfislo pry to tax daleko,
ze misto velkych zasadnich kazatel6
jake byl Henry Ward Beecher, jest
vetSina mist methodistickych kaza-
teld vypln6na zzenstilymi a bezza-
sadn1mi muzi. .-..
- V sobotu vecer pofadan byl
SIM C.S.P.S. sborem Sokolek TIL.
Jed. Sokol tanecn1 pies, k nGmuz
dcastnici byli zvani pozvankami.
x Oscar Svoboda re st. Paul slozil
$ dspechem statn1 lekarnickou zkous-
ku. ..,.... ...=: T..
- Mezi nedodatelnymi dopisy M
mestske poste jsou nasledujlcf 6esky
adresovan6: Albert Uherka, James
Korba a Anton Odvarka.
Ceska svobodomyslna skola
/ CxI =
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-10-26
% Zprdv S. St. Paul. >c

novy druh 6itanek, vydanfah Cesko.
Americkou Mattel Skolskou ma W.
chod6. Citanky upraveny jsou die
nejnov6jSi vyucovaci methody s bo-
hatym obsahem a jiz ma prvni pohled
Sc zamlouvaji. Skola ma zapsanyc?1
pres tficet zakdd, jiz piln6 skolu kaz'-
dou sobotu navSt9vuj1.
- Tel. Jednota Sokol pfipravuje
Sc k, ,pofadani zabavy ma den Ame-
rick6ho diktvzdami v sini C.S.P.S:,
jez bude spojena Sc zabavnym pro-
gramem. Posv1censk6 zabavy Soko-
la test Sc kazdorocn& velik6 pfizni
obecenstva tudiz lie ocekavati, ze
tentokrate pfipravi naSi Sokolici
vSem dcastnikGm hojnost p65ne "a
bavy.
Povolen1 k snatku vyzvedli sobe
Geo. M. Kepple Sc 81. Janette R.
Tomaskovou.' Oba snoubenci jsou
ditkami znamych zdejsich starSich
ceskych osadn1kG.
- Ma vefejnych mestskych Sko-
lach Madison, Scheffer, Drew, Whit
tie Jackson, jakoz ma dvou sektaf-
skyych Skolach We mest6 vypukla ma
kaza nestovic a dtky die zdrawotniho
nafizen1 podrobeny jsou ockovani.
- H. Hoffman, feznik els. 937
Forest ul., byl zatcen dohlizitelem
mer yah ma obvin&ni, ze sidbou pro-
daval maso o dive unce lehei. Jak
jsme Sc jiz zm1nili, vessel nedavno
V platnost zakon, pfijaty poslednim
statn1m sn6mem, die n6hoz utvofen
byl zvlastnf statni odbor mer a vah,
jehoz dohlizitele mali pravomoc vsu-
de We statu.
-- Statn1 navladni Simpson pod
volil Sc zadosti MethodistG Laik6 a
sllbil, ze vyslys1 jejich st1znosti, po-
dane proti mayoru mesta a nacelniku
policie pro dovolovani nezakonit6ho
prodeje hhovin We vykficen6 Gtvrti
m6sta. Navladn1 Simpson pravi, ze
m6zze pouzitii ddfedni svoj1 moci k Sc.
sazeni jmenovamych dfednlkd, neb
odkazati pfipad velkoporote aneb "a
krociti proti majitel6m domd, We
kterych vefejn6 nevestky jsou uho~
st6ny.
- ZdejSl casopis Dispatch obdrzel
dopis Z Weare Z Alasky, udavajicf,
ze jisty Thos. Lynch odkazal tam
ma smrteln6m lozi veSkery svdj ma
jetek v Gene $4,000, R. S. a F. B.
Knappovi Minnesota, jiz jako dobfl
samaritan poskytli mu pred l6ty le-
kafsk6ho oSetfeni, kdyz byl tezce ne
mocen. Zavedenym vysetfovan1m Sc
zjistilo, ze oba Knappov6 odstehovali
Sc pred l&ty do Spokane, WASH, kde
jeden mich jiz zemfel. Stejnou
dobou pfihlasila Sc O dedictvl tez pi
Margaret Lynchova els. 76 Acker
ul. v st. Paul, udavajic, ze jest man
zelkou Thos. Lynohe> jenz pred
mnoha roxy il opustil a vydal Sc "a
1latem do Alasky. Take vyslo Ma
jevo, ze muz toho jm6na byl kdysi
" st. Paul mestskym strazn1kem.
Ably Sc zvedelo, co je ma zprave 0
odka0u penez pravdy, zaslal Dispatch
zvlaStnf telegram do Weare, Alaska,
odkud dosla zprava, ze tam zadnem
Thos:> Lynchovi niceho nevi. Cely
pffpad zda Sc byti smySlenkou.
~ Mdna r'a prodej parnf stroj 0
rs kohskych silach, a pilu ma fezani
prken, s celym zaffzenfm 24o akrd
pozemku. K doptan1 u Jos. Vanic-
keho, go Butternut ave., st. Paul,
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-10-26

sladky New-yorKsky most, gal. -. 25c
ZDRAVOTNf MAsNY KRAM
Cerstve zabite slepice, lib. ........ 127@c
Cerstve zabita kuf&itka, lib. ....... 14c
Jehnec1 k dusenf, lb. b................ Sc
Skopove piece, h.. 1Oc
Skopove r1zky ledv1, lb. ........ 127sc
Telec1 k dusenf, lib. ............ 1Oc
Telecf piece, lb. .>............... 127zc
HOvezf k rOsten1, lib. 1Oc
Hamburger steak, lib. 1Oc
Picnic sunky, lib. b..........-....... lOc
Steak piece, lb. .............. 127ac
Kulaty steak, 1b. b................. 15c
.Kratky Porterhouse steak, lb. ...... 1Sc
Pravidelne cukrem nakladane sunky,
10 .. LOG
Cukrem nakladana Stamina, lb.... Ice
OLD DOMINION CEYLON CAJ
Ma bohatou lahodnou chut, kterou po-
zfvatele caje milujf, pakl1k ........ Csc
Palmer House kava, lb. ............ Soc
Kysane zelf, gallon :. zoe
Veice. tucet ........ 1Sc
Schochova xxx Prvnf Patentnf
mOuka.
lb. kastand "a ............. 25c