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SHOOTING AT
HILLSBORO
Mclean Cooper Shot Foreman
on Fathers Farm
CAUSES A BIG SENSATION
BELIEVED THAT MEN cor INTO
QUARREL OVER QUESTION or
AuTHoRITY-soY TRIED TO
GET SHERIFF TO ARREST ROSS,
THE FOREMAN, LAST NIGHT.

Hillsboro, N. D.. March lin
shooting fray at the Cooper farm eight
miles from FIillsboro this morning
Mclean Cooper, the son of one of
the wealthiest farmers of Trail conn
ty, shot and probably fatally injured
Frank Ross, the foreman of the Coon
err farm. Ross is in the hospital with
all of his body below the point where
the bullet passed through the spinal
cord, completely paralyzed.
Last night Cooper telephoned into
Hillsboro to Sheriff Osmon of Trail
county asking that he come out to
the farm and arrest Ross. He stated
that Ross and several of the other men
working on the farm were having some
trouble with himself
The sheriff refused to make the trip
to the Cooper farm, which is eight miles
out OF Hillsboro, unless Cooper would
come in and swear out warrant
againts the farm foreman. Cooper then
told the sheriff that he would take the
matter into his own hands.
This morning early Cooper and Ross
again got into a row. The foreman
picked Cooper up and threw him over
a fence. Cooper arose and pulled a
revolver and began to shoot at the feet
of the foreman.
IF you are going to start any gun
play I'll get one myself said Ross and
with that he started to turn back to
the house, presumably to get weapon.
Cooper opened fire on him and sent
bullet through his back, the ball cut
ting the spinal cord and lodging in
the breast just behind the heart
Ross sank to the ground with a cry.
Sheriff Osmon arrested Cooper this
morning, and Ross was taken to the
hospital He had no use of his limbs
and his whole body below the point
where the ball entered is paralyzed.
Cooper's father, who is one of the
wealthiest farmers in North Dakota, is
in the east. When he left home he
placed Ross, the foreman, in charge
of the farm. 1t is presumed the that
the trouble between the two men start
ed over the question of authority in
the management Of the place.
Young Cooper is about % years old
and at one time was student at
Culver. He is a highly respected young
man and his family is one OF the most
influential and prominent in his home
county.
All Hillsboro was wild with excite
ment when Cooper was brought into
town by the sheriff. The prominence
of Cooper's family has caused the
shooting to be a big sensation.
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ST. PAUL TEAM
wins The MATCH
BEAT BUTTE FOR FIRST PLACE
IN RIFLE coNTEsT-plcKIN-
SON THIRD.

st. Paul, Mimi, March list. Paul
won the indoor rife team champion
ship of the west by defeating Butte by
a score of sS7 to 985 In the final week
of the National Rife association inter-
club matches which ended today. The
winners will shoot against a team Of
the Winchester Rifle club of New Ha-
ven, which is the winner in a similar
series Of matches between fourteen
eastern clubs, for the national cham
pionship during the week ending March
25. Each team will shoot on its home
range and report the results to Lieu
tenant Jones, secretary Of the National
Rife association, Washington, ID. C.
Dickinson, n. d. finished third in
the western contest.
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BIG SHOCK
ENDS LIFE
One More Death as Result Of
Great Explosion
WILL Bar POWDER MILLS
AS RESULT OF BLAST OF THURS
DAY NIGHT BILL WILL BE IN
PRODUCED TO KEEP POWDER
MILLS OUT or THIcKLY SET.
TIED DISTRICTS.

Kenosha, Wis, March 11.--W1lliam
p. Robinson, assistant cashier of the
First National bank died at his home
in this city today as the result Of the
shock caused by the explosion of powd-
err plant at Pleasant Prairie on Thurs
day night Mr.. Robinson had been I'll
but was convalescent when the shock
came. 1t brought a nervous relapse
and Mr.. Robinson sank rapidly. He
was 66 years old and one Of the most
prominent men in Kenosha.
State Senator Isaac t. Bishop tele-
graphed from Madison today that he
had bill ready for introduction into
the state on Monday, which would
eliminate powder mills from the thick
ly settled portions of Wisconsin and
especially from Kenosha county.
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Major General Arrived at San
Antonio Today
IS GUNS DOOMED SALUTE
IMMEDIATELY ASSUMED CONTROL
OF THE BIG BODY OF UNITED
STATES SOLDIERS NOW GATH
Erred ALONG THE MEXICAN
BORDER LINE.
MARTIAL LAW IN MEXICO.

Mexico City, March 1.-The gov
eminent today decided to suspend
constitutional guarantees through
out the public. This means a mild
form of martial law. Civil trials
Of those accused of the destruction
OF railroads, electric light, tele-
graph lines and raiding plantations
viii cease. Instead of the ordi
nary procedure, summary military
action will be taken in these cases.
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GETS $1,000 FOR BE-
ING DRIVEN INSANE.

Hillsboro, n. d. March 1.-THE
jury in the Falkenhagen case re-
turned its verdict, giving $1,000.
damages late this afternoon, The
original amount asked for was SIS,
600.
This case has attracted hun
dreds to the district court room,
where it has been heard before
Judge Pollock. The case is a pecu-
liar one, where a party of Nor
wegians were celebrating one Of
Their festivities and in their cele-
bration, were alleged to having
caused woman to go insane.
A fuller account of the above
case will be found on page two.
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OUINLIVAN and
Stevens LANDED
The U. S. JOBS

Washington, March 11.-R. n.
Stevens and j. G. Quinlivan have
been appointed as registers at the
Bismarck and Dickinson land
offices respectively. The appoint
ments were made upon the recon-
mendation OF Senator McCumber.
Senator Gronna's recommendation
did not prevail.
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BRUTAL MURDERER
CAUGHT in CHICAGO

Chicago, March 1.-THE police here
today arrested Albert Potoniec at the
request of the Minneapolis police, who
charge him with having murdered his
wife with a hammer, Oct. 8. last. Po-
toniec was arrested on information
furnished by w. j. Laskowski, record
writer in the criminal court. Laskow-
ski had seen a photograph of Potoniec
sent out by the Minneapolis police and
recognized the man wanted when he
saw him on the street. Potoniec fought
the officers who arrested him but was
overpowered. He would make no
statement. A reward of $3.50 was Of
fered for his capture.
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TAFT JUST one
OF The FOLKS

Augusta, Ga, March 11.-President
taft reached Augusta early today for
4 brief period Of rest before returning
to washington to take UP his work on
the extra session Of congress. He ex-
meets to have very quiet time while
here and has asked his many personal
friends In Augusta to treat him just
like ahome folks At the hotel where.
he il stopping the president break
tasted III the public dining ROOM His
stay here promises to be marked BY
informality,
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in HONOR OF
The new TREATY

Toxic, March 11.--Marquis Katsura,
the premier and minister of finance,
will give dinner tonight for Ambas-
sador O'Brien and staff of the Ameri-
can embassy in celebration of the con-
clusion Of the new commercial treaty
between Japan and the United States.
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MRS. EDDY'SESTATE
over S2,5OO,O0O

Concord. N. H.. March ia yalua-
tion Of s2,5l2,146 is placed on the
estate in New Hampshire of the late
Mrs Mary Baker Glover EDDY. tha
founder Of the Christian science
church, by the appraisers whose reporf
was filed in the Merrimack county pro-
bate court today by Gen. Henry NJ.
Baker of Bow street, executor of the
estate.
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JURY DISAGREED
in NEUCCO CASE

New York, March 11.-A disagree
nient of the jury was the outcome
today Of the trial of Antonio Neucco,
the former corner and prominent Tam
many politician on an indictment
charging that he had defrauded the
government by false invoicing and
weighing of cheese imports. Neucco
is the head of the firm of Neucco &
Co. importers of cheese and other pro-
ducts. The case was given to the
jury last night.
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ROOSEVELT AT
JACKSON, MISS.

Jackson, Miss, March 11.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt began the third day
of his speaking tour on his arrival
here this morning. Governor Noel OF
Mississippi was host to the former
president at breakfast. then Mr.. Roose-
welt FASTENED to the state grounds to
address an open air meeting. Colonel
Roosevelt viii leave during the day
for New Orleans
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RANCHMAN AND
FAMILY KILLED

Ignacio, Cal, March liza ranch
man named LaF'ranchi. his wife ana
daughter are reported to have been
murdered last night IN their home
near here The sheriff of Marion
county has gone to the scene OF the
reported crime.
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BANK cLEARANcEs
ARE IMPROVING.

The bank clearances OF the Far
go banks are picking UP gradually.
The last week was the best in sew
eral months, which IL generally en-
oouraging to all bankers and farm
ers that business is beginning to
pick up again The clearances for
today was $95.4OS06 and for yes
terday were s296.516, which amount
surpassed any since the beginning
of the year.
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San Antonio Tex, March 1.-THE
boom Of thirteen guns today announced
the arrival of Maj. Gen. w. H. Carter
who was accompanied by the members
of his STAFF. He proceeded immediately
to camp and assumed command of the
maneuvers division.
Promise Soldiers Hcmesteads.
Ell Paso, Tex March ia special
to The Herald states that mail
stage between Cananea and Arizpe
was held up by insurrectos Thursday.
All the official mail was opened and
DESTROYED but the private was not dis
turbed. All the mail sacks were open
ed.
Letters received from the insurrectos
state that the Madero faction Ia
promising the recruits a homestead
and q pension when the war is over.
They promise to confiscate all the large
landed estates and divide them among
the soldiers who have fought in the
insurrectc cause.
Last viii Arrive Monday.
Washington. March 11.--At the rate
the mobilization of the troops in the
department OF Texas is now proceed
ing, according to the estimates of the
general STAFF, all of the soldiers OF the
other departments which were ordered
to Texas win be at their destination
tomorrow or Monday morning at the
latest.
While the entire number under
Major General Carter will number al
most 10000 it is said that the full
strength Of his actual division will only
be 10000 men. This excludes the
coast artillery troops and many other
detached commands which still are
within the department OF Texas but
are not technically a part Of the di-
vision which was ordered to be mo.
bilized.
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BLACK HAND
OF ITALY IS
CORNERED
Great Trial of N Members
Starts Today
May Unlock Mystery Of Petro-
Sino'S Death
Best Organized Criminal SOci-
ETY. Of Age

Viterbo, Italy March 1.-THE trial
OF forty lone members OF the NeapoIi-
ton Camorra, secret society which
mas terrorized italy for many years,
was begun today. The jury was Sc
cured more readily than had been an
ticipated, and early in the afternoon
Cavaliero Biancui, president of the
court chosen by the ministry of justice
to preside, opened the interrogation OF
the accused.
lie limited his questions to an in
quiry into their personal records. The
prisoners are charged with the assas-
slnauon Of fellow members In the Ca
mora, Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife,
Maria Cutinelli Cuoccolo popularity
known as "the beautiful sorrentina."
Behind this charge are the alIega-
tions OF numberless murders and rob-,
berries perpetrated by what Is perhaps
the best organized and most desperate
criminal society of modern times. The
real purpose of the government is 10
rid the country Of this band. 1t is be-
iieved that evidence will be brought
out that will throw light upon the as
sassination Of the American detective.
Lieut.. JOS. Petrosino, at Palermo. in
March, 1909, after he had been sent to
italy by the New York police depart
ment to secure information regarding
Italian criminals.
1t was Petrosino who arrested En-
rico Alfano. better known as Erri-
cone. the alleged actual head OF the
Comorra, after the latter had fed to
New York City. The American officer
sent Errisone back 10 Europe and he
was taken into custody at Navarro.
Petrosino's death is believed to have
been the price paid for running down
Erricone.
Report From NJ. Y. Detectives.
When the jury had been sworn
President Biancha questioned the
prisoners closely concerning their
character This examination concIud-
ed, mass Of documents was intro
duced by Cavaliero Sanford, the kings
prosecutor, who has charge OF the
prosecution
The most interesting paper which
figured in today's proceedings was a
report from the New York police de-
partment concerning the arrest Of
Errickone In that city and what
the American detectives have been
able to learn about him and his assoc
ciates. The report was signed Jose
Petrosino.
The defendants originally numbered
forty-two. OF these, three are fugi-
tives, two have been released under
surveillance and one, Giro Alfano, a
brother Of Erricone, died in prison.
Three hundred witnesses for the state
we're offered and 500 for the defense.
The court ruled that only so Of the
latter should be called.
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The WEATHER

Colder tonight. 'iuas
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MladA, ale statscna.

Josefina Pizroskd, l3leth, y CHI
kopee, Mass, odbehIa bosa do Chi.
kopee feky, blize sybho donoyo,
kde zacllranila od ut0nntf dyt pH-
telkynt, zatim 90 jeji pes SNAIL
se zacbrdniti tfetf, Mary Iybu.
raoyou, i3letou, kter1 ysnk pfeee
itonnln n okna sytbo domova
spatfila Josefina, jak NC divky M
ledu probofily Nevhhala u b6ze-
la hned k fece. Mapped ucbopila
13letou victorii Karzenowskou 10
ruku . yyt6bla j ven. Pes zocby-
til ~ vlosy Mary Zyburaovou,
ktcr6 byla trocbn dale cd bfcbu a
tdbl j k pobfcM. ulekanh divlsh
vsok Nc psoyi yzpiraIa, dokud il
tento nepustiI, natez NC potopila.
Mlady, csnou poct6ny umdlsc
n New Y0fki d0ebhzl zprhyn
Nejmladsfm nmelcem, vyzname-
nanym ccnon National Academy
Of Design, jest 13lety Almost
Fairbanks, nebof Jebo skupina
"Bojujfci parddloye" byla tonto
akademii pfijata Tento mlady u.
melee jest synem nmilce Johna
Fairbanksc, rozeneho Provo,
Utah; dcIM dobn Ill v Salt Lake
City, kdc jcho bratr vyuenje kre-
slepi na vefejnycb skoldcb. Jebo
dtdceels je krajindfcm; studoval
maIifstW v pafizi pod Jules he.
ftbreem, Benjaminem Constantem
q John Paul I,aurensem.
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u New yorku Sc sdfluje; Pies
300 tanecnicb mistnostf d aka.
demii tnnccnjch", kde We u6f tan
I'll, zayfeno bude bszpochyby pr.
sttbo tgdpe DAsledkem zhkoDa
proti tanGirphm, ktcrS vessel
plotuosi. HhJsonem Mkazlije se
prodej liboyin Y taneenf mtstnosti
u mfstDostech sousednieh, kinda
pak mfstpost, kdc sc taneuje d Wy.
bird se ystupnf, mnsf zaplatiti S60
roenf toxy podrobiti no 0beasne
inspekei, Tonecnf mfstposti pak
nelson doyolcny V zhdnf budoyt,
kde se prod6yau opojn6 ndpoje
yyjna Y botelech, Hert maji pej-
meme 30 Ionic.
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zpravy an'sricki.


Dne I hfexna slayil senatar 10,
imsl Ne sitsxstsi srua, oeis,il
ho al nafeeni, b. aplatkem tiskal
SO mislu .snalu lIlasasAno by
10 iolia o nAsrhu .enalora liese,
fidvc q Iadlsny ahy misio lor,
mefoso h,ia pfuhlassuo ga urFasi
psns, iellkei sa., hlasa, ilais hsl
Nalen due ~. kyslnH reku l'ssa
hylA sisAAas aplAskem. Al skratka,
shy hyl senator l,"vtmsv sylaa
ssa ~ seaaia, rfeseis prs psassI
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Pfsdvolby V Chicago,

la,sle,ni ts,lrn konals ~ , chi.
easu pfedYolhy lichi ySslrlek
pfrks alal umehs polltlkatc. y ~.
fuhllhana mssosslem namlnar.
ahli&el Fa,nl Merriam a a dema.
kFaiA hsfnls dsejna.ahnS mayer
Harrison ,lraham. eekancr psa.
slsleme demetsailsks essan "a e.
al.lriel radai Messlsm q q .Isme
kssisns Klaus. l'e.Fa. jsnevsks =
l'iss slskali sl'lssmsnsks n",alaa
es kessssv ssslsl koale~, rsusl
semaassl nysaass.
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Observation-Disclosures.

p0stavcni yrchniho yeljtelc VA
IeEntho lodstva, ndmirAla hrab6te
Montecnccoliho, jest oifeSeno. Fri.
tinon toho ic, n MontecuceoIi Wy.
jednayaI o sye djmt uhcrskymi
prnmyslniky k y6li dodaykam
pro lodstyo. ~ Pfi projednavani
roxpottn pro minisierstvo zahra'
nIenirh zalelItosli rakouske a
uherske dclegaei bylo uyayfeno,
aby poloika pro fakousko'nherske
selesyslnneclyi u vaiIkanu byla
skrtnnia, eiml tenio iifad mel by
Il xr,,aen. Nayrh ssak nebyl pfi'
iai. - liakousko I.alie posilnji
sva sojska nm pomexi a jc obasa,
h. kaxdou chvili mnie med mimi
sypuknouii walks. l,alie uslnila
pry \ tomn prvni krok = IA ra'
kou.ks vojsko nsalkiAdns bylu
poslano na hlixko hrnne, Nj
nisir sahrsnisnieh sAlsiile.li, hra
be A.hreaihsl. nas.up'je nskoli
ka mssidnl ,losolennu prS h ynlI
nsmusi Ilude ha sasluposalI rs
kan~ks selrsyslanse taflhradn
ukfl tahs l'allasleinl nisiu
rsslisi teinrl ,lserni opsry, Fsltn
Y. Wssassssnsf. isns rasssie nsa
sprksu msslskshe .iissdls liam
huFuu. mslessall - vtle0sk "
al~eesssvsm dlriuusAaIm pseml
- tesslkasssy ss~sy ''l>~sssssu
q t'slltal'' = NshcsshA | uksv
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General Brnn, jeDz zemfcI dnc 20
GD0ra nhhIe v budoye minister.
|stya, byD pobfbcn ~ yclke yojcn.
she sldyy. vsecbna posddka hIay.
nibo mcsta s1tastniln se tohoto
pohfbn. MirDost, jakou ~
kroeila poljcie proti yytrznfk6m
" diyadIe Cojnedie Franchise pfi
prOyozoyaDf kusn "Apres Mois',
ktcry sIoziI zid Bernstein, zdaji
so, NJ ycdou X t0mu, NJ vgtrznici
VI vice doyoInjf 'rnhIc se tisice
Id sbromdzdiIo pred divadlcm,
pokfikoyaIi mn zjdy u zpfvnIi ma
ne hnDIiyf pisBf. Poljcic zayfeIa
knvdfny Y souaedsty1 d proycdla
mnoho zateeni, muscIn ysak ko-
netpi M pomoe " poyolati plnk
jizdy. I,av pax byI rozprhsen,
pH tom ysak ntkoIik osob byIo
p0raDnD0. Skor0 ysjcbni affeni
byIi pozdhji propustfDi, Ale.
zanJcr Fzajcon, ~ let starg ri.
munsky Itlsaf ' paTzi, jcnz stu.
dnjc noyy aDesteticky prostfedck,
kter}eb nazyya racbostrychnosto-
yaiDisaec, proved sam M sobf o.
pcraci m priitrz, kterh tryaIa sko.
70 celOn hodjDn.
RUSKO.
V Pei Chnanlitze, asi 80 mil se-
verne od Charbinu, fhdi hroznd
NOR Denne prS eznamnje Sc tam
skoro 1000 1mrti m broznou tuto
nemoc. Take KiriD, IIuIanchem,
naproti charbinu v Beduns, 100
mil jjboygehodnt od bIayniho me.
sta MaHdzurie, znu NOR. Ncpoko.
je, zayintni bIadem, povst6vajf v
mnohyeb mistecb a vojsk0 We zdrh-
bd jiii do mist morem stizenym,
ably tam vykonhyalo yojenskf
prdvo. Ufsdnf zprdyy 0 nestle
s0 rybhFd We fjnsktm zhIiyu udd-
|yoji, ~ bezpoehyby $50 rybafd IL
tonnlo. CcIkem asi 500 Iidf cbyts-
10 ryby ntk0lik mil m lcdI od bfe-
I'M ostroya Layensari. kdyz po.
jedDoD 80 led od ostroya odtrhl a
pa obrOmnf ledovt kfe byIi rybh-
n, jejich rodiny n vsechna jejich
zafizcDi nBhseni. PlnkoyUik
poIighoff, pfcdnosta komjsniho
oddtIcDi moskcvsktbo vojenskfho
distrjktu, odsouzen byl na pet ro-
kh do yfzcDi, jeIikoz mu byIo do
kazano, zc systematicky pozado-
val q pfijfmaI 1pIatky Cd vojcn.
skych dodayateIn. -- v obcich Il
mtstcch koIcm Pctrohradu a Mo.
skvy je daIsf hnuti, jehoz dcelem
l ic yyhnati tidy.
ANGLlE.
sest Wyandottek, ktert jsou
majetkem slctny BulIockovt ,
Tiptrcc. Essex, sncslo od iinors
pfedesleho roku l,OS5 vajcc ne
snasely jenom po dvacet dni Y ce
lem roku. Artur Swectman, II
let stary, zatten byl nabitym re-
yolyerem n dykou We skoIc Nv. Pc
tra, I,roadstairs, kde prime jim
dfich, tfeti syn anglickeho krale
ie take zakem. - Jindfich Floyd
jenz zatcen byl We Willsenden M
aalobu ze zpronevery, sdtlil nfed
nik1m, ktcfi provedli jebo zatce
nj, 2e po cely rok po spachanf Il
nu Sc potnIoyal nespal eelf rol
Y posteli, obayaje So. 10 by sna,
mohl byti dopaden. - IIaremov'
sukne, ktera hyla zhotoyena y ne
patrnou pozmenou pafizske 'kal
hotove sukna". nemela v I.ondy
NJ valneho pfiieii- AZ nekiere ze
ny neostSehaly Sc nieh vyiiii NJ
ulici, kde byly pozoro,any a kri
tisovdny, pfeee ' lepsich kruzicI
snkna iato rfijata nehyla q pfedn
modistky prohlasuji, 10 So An
vlii neujme.
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Vi pomohl k mistu. Nayrh tento
ysak byI zamltnut 4G hlasy proti
40 bIashm u take senator Cullon
Illinois podaI syGj HAS ye pro.
speech Lorimera. behcm Icdna q
1nora uyloho feei Lorimcra se Vs.
kajicjcb pros)oveno bylo v senatu
Ia take senator CulDom mlnyil, hh.
/ jill ysak sebc. PoslcdDf dobou do.
stAyaI senator Cullom oiiromn6
mnOzstW dopisG stran t6to zalczi-
tosti, tax ze byIa skoro obayn, 10
nhsIedkem tobo oncmocni
Bsre 70 po farmafsku.
Senator Mcinmbcr ~ Scycrni
Dakoty pfi reel proti kanadske
celti smlouyt minnItho tydne po-
ukHz0yHl na marn0tratD0st NEST %
uysdtje yydhni scnatoroyo pfi Wy.
jfzdcG do New y0rkn q Washing.
tmDu, ucjniI 10 zajfmayym zpdso.
BEN, totiz ycIikost vydani nddvaJ
vel 1armhfskych plodinaeb. DO
yoz h nadraN do hoteIn kocafe
stojf tolilk go scA buslii oysa, zpro.
pitnf toIik, go patnhct hjhyek zc-
u; zpropitn6 eIeyatornfmu cI,lapci
toIik, 20 dostane farmhf IN diva
tucty ynjec; sDidanc ho stojf ttyrt
tnny sena; zpropitnt diva busle
brambor; lunG stojf tolik, zne pro.
dG oyei, yeIcfc 4 busIe zita, poloj
stojf toIik, 60 dostanc IN pdI khry
burhkn. Marpotratnost NEST y
tohoto poroynlnf je daIcko patr-
ntjM, nezIi kdyz We vylohy poci-
taft penezfch. Krdsne residcn-
&c odsoudjI tcnto ncpfiteI kanad-
skt reciprocity jako nenzitcent
ponnfky marnotratnosti, pIStva-
yosti 4 Fcvnivosti.
M ochranu cesk6 literatury.
Pan ca lek IA zadost banky
" I,ohemie' v Praze, jiz syefcna
|byIa ocbrana autorskycb pray &C.
|skycb spisovntcIi Y Amcricc, prh-
|yf.zadal do WashingfoDu zadost 0
copyright" ocbranu proti patti
sJsu mn Bezrneovy "SIezsk6
|pfsnt". Podobnym zp6sobem ma
j byt pffst6 setfcny zajmy O.
statnich ieskych spisovatclfi proti
patiskim. jest 10 nasIedek akce,
ktcra V posIednf dobe yyyolana
lbyIa V Ceehach n ktera ma IA T.
eel, ably zncmozn6no byIo otisko.
yani praci ccskych spisovateliI
bcz gscIikt nahrady.
Zajimava otazka.
u Cincinnati. Ohio, SO sdeIuje
Otazka, zda-li dyanactileta divka
md byt vyloucena navstevy
zdejsich vefejnych skol, protoze
Sc provdala, ma byti fcsena juve.
nilnim soudccm Johnem a. Cald.
wellcm a superintendentem skol
+. b. Dreyerem. Mladistv6 man
zelka je pani Cornclie Altimar
Stumpova. Pred dvema tydny 50
pr0ydaIa IN svtho krajana Frank
Stumpa. Otazka, o ktcrou SO mel
vice jedna. jest, zda-li skolni de
ii ncvezmou zkazy, kdyz budot
dennc We styku Sc skolaekou, kite
ra ma se vzala povinnosti manzel
Ky. ufady posud nerozhodly
Mlada pani zatim chodi do skOly
Eila skvostd 50 pohfe6uje.
Pani Madwin Drummondova
IbyyaIa manzelka Marshal fielt
nl. = Chicago, byla noel ze 80
boty na nedcli okradena ma par
niln Amerika, ienl piiby
L IIamburku nedeli, o skvosiy
Gene $4,000, rani lsrlimmon
doya, ktera vracela sc do Amerik,
20 ti-iletsm pohyiu Esrops, o
manila kradcl kapitanoyi knn
lhovi ihned po iejim objescni
kapiian nechal 'prohlednouii 60
lou lod / muisiyo a mlme TO ohe
nnamil bekdralnou depesi q moi