davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
WILL v|N|TA HELP
BOOST THIS CAUSE
Manager L. c. McAIester Wants TO DC
For Vinita What Swartz Did
For Muskogee

A representative OF the Chieftain
called on L. c. McAlester. manager
OF the Armour Packing company plant
here this morning and was surprised
to see and hear their plans for build.
ing up great business in Vinita. This
company opened 4 branch house here
the 10th of last April, with exactly the
same force that G. o. Swartz started
in with at Muskogee ten years ago,
himself and one shipping clerk. Man.
ager McAlester is enthusiastic over
the fact that the Vinita asylum is to
start by the first of the year, for, SAYS
he, If we can get to furnish this big
concern, which we expect to do, it will
be great help to me to duplicate for
Vinita what Swartz has done in Mus
kogee Here is what Swartz did:
When the Armour Packing company
started business in Muskogee ten years
ago they occupied space 30x40 in the
rear of the Madden building and the
office and entire force included Swartz
and shipping clerk. Today they
have force of eighteen in the estab
lishment and a travelling force Of seven
and will put on additional men at once.
The new structure which they are
erecting will give a floor space of 1900
square feet. 1t is to be two stories
high, made of pressed brick above the
basement, which will be fitted up as
will the other floors. This plant is
to be modern in every particular and
will cost S90,000 and will be excelled
only in size by any of the larger plants
n Kansas City, St Louis and other
arge cities.
Mr.. McAlester says he is Vinita |
booster and is here to stay, and would |
the help of all business
nen here. In doing so you are patron
zing home trade and helping to build
lp an establishment that will mean
omething for the town in a great deal
ess time than it took to do it in Mus
-ogee. We think this is worthy of II
our serious consideration. Why not,
Then Armour sells the best meat on
he market. Then the question is:
Viii Vinita help McAlester do for vi
ita, what Swartz has done for Mus
ogee?
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
District Court News.

Civil No. 1881. A. II. Lee VS.. ]. w
Orr ct al, defendant given until No
lvember %, to file answer.
Civil No. 1919. Maude Whitmire VS.
Ran Lee, ct al. r. C. Smiley asks
leave to be made party defendant, ap
plication granted and defendants file
Ianswer
Civil No 1911. VIM. Flemings VS.
st. L. & S F. r.. R. Co., plaintiff files
response to motion to make more def.
mite and certain.
Criminal No. 113. State of Okla.
homa VS.. J. H. Klenkle ct al. Defend
ant ]. II Klenkle called, and comes
not. Bail called and ordered forfeited
Bench warrant issued for defendant.
Criminal No 1l8. State of Okla.
homa vs.. Tom Hubbard. Jury trial.
Jury empanelled and case pending as
we go. to press.
The jury in the case of w. l.. Smith
retired at eleven o'clock this morning
and was still out as we go to press.
This case has occupied the attention
of the court most of the day yesterday
and up to noon today. Another jury
case this afternoon makes the court
news light today
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
PENN PHILLIPS TO
GET NEW TRIAL

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 22.-W. p
Phillips, manager of the First Ma
tional bank of Vinita, Okla, who was
sentenced last spring to five years i'm
prisonment for making a false report
of the condition of his band to the
comptroller of the currency, will be
given a new trial in the second judi.
eial district of Oklahoma at Tulsa
under an opinion handed down in
United States circuit court of appeals
today.
The report gave the balance due the
First National bank of Vinita from the
Hanover National bank of New York
as S21 1,OO7.97, while the correct amount
was alleged TO be $l4,S95.97. The er.
ror assigned is the admission in eyi.
dence of the books OF Hanover Ma.
tional bank and in allowing an expert
accountant to testify as to what they
showed in the absence of the testi-
mony which would allow the books
to be admitted.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
WiIIiams-smith Alteration.

a slight alteration between Jake
Smith and Frank Williams caused
some excitement near the post office
last night about 1890 The cause of
the trouble is not yet been ascertained
and each of the combatants name the
other as the aggressor. Williams
plead guilty in police court this morn
ing to carrying a gun and was fined
fifteen dollars. The affair according
to him, was altogether the fault of
Smith and he says that he went into
the post Office for his mail and Smith
Iaccosted him with the words wait
minute Frank, | wish to speak with
you. Williams says he replied that
he did not wish to speak with him and
that Jake then struck him behind the
ear and was reaching toward his hip,
as If for gun, Williams then pulled
his gun and as he fired Smith grabbed
his arm. sending the bullet into the
floor.
Smiths story has not been heard
yet, but his trial will come up in police
court this afternoon.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
Straw Ride to the Country.

The young people of the Christian
church enjoyed social good time last
night by taking straw ride from the
church to the home of VIM. Thomp-
son, three miles southeast of this city,
where they were entertained in party
style until late hour. This organlza-
tion is one of the leading factors of
their church and are doing a splendid
work among the young people in ard
near this city, both in social and a
religious way.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

a verdict shortly after court convened
this morning. finding the defendant
guilty as charged in the information
and left the punishment to be fixed by
the Judge.
The jury in the case of w. L. Smith
yesterday afternoon brought in a vcr-
dict acquittin gthe defendant
The case of Walter Adams, who is
charged with removing mortgaged
property was called this morning, Jury
empanelled and case on trial as we
go to press.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
Bioqraph Pictures.

The Idlehour Theatre last night had
three reels of Biograph feature pic
lures that We're as good as ever shown
in this city Those who did not see
the pictures missed treat The next
time you see a Biograph picture ad-
vertised just go and see if it don't
beat any thing in the way of a moving
picture that you ever put your eye on.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
High School Social.

About one hundred high school stu
dents in body attended the Morgan
show at the Grand last evening, after
which they went to the social club
rooms above, where entertainment had
been planned for the visiting team
from Tulsa. The remainder of the even
ing was spent there in music, dancing
and the other pleasant pastimes usual
on such occasions.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

While refereeing the Vinita-Tulsa
football game yesterday afternoon DIR.
Jackson received a broken foot. He
reports himself to be feeling much bet
ter today and his principal regrets are
that he had to be content in watching
the remainder of the game from
nearby automobile and was not able
to continue his duties as an official.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
A Correction.

a few days ago this paper had an
item saying Glenn Hulsencamp had
bought an interest in the j. c. Gray
mule barn. This was mistake. Mr..
Gray still owns the barn and mule
business himself Mr.. Hulsencamp
bought an interest in the livery busi-
ness. which is conducted in a part of
the Gray barn.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
District Court News.

The attention of the court was oc-
cupied yesterday afternoon and today
with a jury trial Of Tom Hubbard, on
a charge of removing mortgaged prop
erty. The jury in this case brought in
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
V|N|TA HIGH SCHOOL
CAPTURES TITLE
Playing of Carter And MeSpadde
Wins Game And cinches the
Championship Title.

Before the largest crowd, and by
the hardest fought gridiron battle eveI
witnessed in this city, the Vinita high
school bootball team defeated the fast
machine representing the Tulsa high
school yesterday afternoon and by do,
ing SO cinched the championship OF
eastern Oklahoma and got an undis-
puted claim TO the championship of
the entire state. The game was the
most sensational and interesting ever
played here and the enthusiasm OF the
spectators was kept at the highest
pitch from start to finish by the many
thrilling climaxes that arose. The
playing of the Vinita team was not as
fast as has been expected and their
victory is due only to the sensational
playing of Carter, the fast left half
and McSpc dden, on left end. The en-
tire squad worked harder for victory
than in any of their previous contests
this season, but for some reason they
were unable to play their usual game
on the defensive, or to make their
accustomed gains through the enemy's
line. Dameron, heretofore the dread
to opposing teams for his ability in
line plunging, found the Tulsa line
invincible and did not show up in his
usual style.
The features of the game was the
handling of forward passes by Daw-
son and Young for Tulsa and the
punting of Carter for Vinita The
Tulsa team got away with the passes
almost at will and it seemed an i'm
possibility for the local players to
break them until in the last few min
utes of play when aided by darkness
several were successfully broken by
the Vinita defense, and the visitors
then resorted to end runs and fake
plays and were on the Vinita twelve |
yard line when time was called.
The school enthusiasm among the
students was one of the eommendable
points about the game for the large
crowd of students and loyal supper.
teTs stood behind their team in the
face of what seemed almost certain
defeat and their spirit never waned
for an instant And from the starting
of the parade until the wee small
hours this morning the people of the
town were given a rare demonstration
Of school loyalty and Joy in victory for
q city OF this size. The visiting team ;
was well entertained and given treat !,
nent both in and out of the contest
hat speaks very highly for the spirit !,
hat runs in our school and while the ,
Tulsa boys freely conceded their de- /,
leat to clean football and hard luck, i.
he sting remained to be erased by :
he gentlemanly treatment shown them I
n their defeat
The students have requested that :,
n their behalf we thank the Morgan
Stock company for the courtesies
shown them in the use of their band
ind for the splendid show given the
quads last evening. c
The final score was 13 to in favor n
, fthe Vinita high school and the c
cores were made by Carter and Scott 81
or Vinita and Dawson for Tulsa. "
bailey, for Vinita kicked one goal The 81
7inita school is trying to arrange a ii
ood game to be played in this city IL
ext Thursday afternoon. W
Gs ------------- In,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

Miss Cora Anderson Went to the
country yesterday to spend a week
visiting at the home of her brother,
Charley Anderson
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
FIR. m Colorado Man.

Mr.. James H. Baker president of
the University of Colorado, writes:
Il endorse most emphatically the
provision of your proposed bill for re-
.ducing the number of educational in
stitutions in your state No
greater mistake in the history of this
country has been made than the scat
tering of educational institutions on
account of political or local interests
and you never will have in Oklahoma
a strong educational institution of any
class until you have made the changes
proposed by this bill"
From Harvard Chief.
A. Lawrence Lowell, president of
Harvard university, writes:
Two normal schools should be
enough and far better than six, be-
cause two can be made of first rate
quality, while it is hard to keep six
on that level. There ought to be no
need for university preparatory
schools. 1t would certainly
be an advantage to discontinue the
School of Mines, and combine it with
the university or the Agricultural and
Mechanical college, in whichever one
Of them the engineering course is
taught"
Cyrus Northrop. president of the
University of Minnesota. writes
1T seems to me that your states is
heavily burdened with 50 many sepa-
rate schools. The changes proposed
by the bill Of which you speak seem
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
CRUCES PLAN
IS ENDORSED
BY EDUCATORS
centralize institutions, Substance o
All Messages From Many Emil
nent Authorities.

|
Governor Cruce was preparing hi!
program for reduction of state educa
tional institutions, he wrote numer
Gus of the greater American educa
tors and university heads, asking theil
opinion of his plan as outlined tc
them.
| Messages OF commendation were re
ceiyed by the governor from a large
number, including Presidents Schur
man of Cornell, Lowell of Harvard
Hadley of Yale Jordan of Leland Stan.
ford, Jordan of the University of Chi.
lcago, Gunsaulus of the Armour Insti.
Itute of Technology. and Van Hise of
the University of Wisconsin.
Why Opinions Sought.
The information was sought, the
governor explains, in symposium
made public Wednesday of the state.
The terms of what was known as the
Akin bill was pending before the yot-
ers of the state. The terms of that
measure went farther toward abolish
ing an dconsolidating the schools than
the governors message proposes.
The Symposium.
A. S. Draper commissioner of edu-
cation of the state of New York.
writes:
IF you do not look out, you will
have more state schools than good
ones. That is almost inevitable. It
will be far wiser to have a small num-
Der and make them stronger, and in
later years develop new ones as the
need of them may become apparnt.
Moreover, in my Judgment,
there is no necessity of so many nor.
NAL school, ! should suppose that two
at the start would be ample"
The secretary of the Carnegie Foun.
dation Fund for the advancement of
Teaching, writes;
In general then according to our
experience, the principle of consolda-
ton is most wise SO far as nv
knowledge of your institutions enables
me to judge, the particular combina-
tons and eliminations that you sug-
gest seem also wise.'
Cornell President
Jacob Gould Schurman, president of
Cornell university, writes:
AS a general proposition, | favor
the policies involved in the proposed
program. A number of our states
have made the fatal error of establish /
ing state university and then setting
up in other parts of the state sepa. |
rate colleges, with the result that as
years go by intense rivalry develops
between these institutions, work is
duplicated, and public funds are un-
and wastefully expended.
earnestly hope, therefore, that Okla.
loma, which now has a state univer-
'ity, will make its school of mines
department. of that university.
there is a tendency to
multiply unnecessary normal schools
or the sake of getting money from
he treasury of the state for the bene-
1t of the localities in which these in
titutions are placed.
Il have no doubt whatever that it
S good policy to abolish your two Ie
University preparatory schools
believe the policy of starting agri-
utural schools a mistaken one, and
tould favor agricultural departments !
\ high schools supplemented by short !,
inter courses in the agricultural col !
eyes" 3
Err n, Cotorado Map !
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
BY Henry Pratt Jordon.

Henry Pratt Jordan, president Of the
university of Chicago, writes:
In my opinion. the provisions OF
the bill TO which you refer for cur.
failing and consolidating the state in.
stitutions is very wise one. Two
normal schools it seems to me are
adequate for almost any state in the
union, and two will be far more eff
cient than greater number. Uni
Yersity preparatory schools ought to
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

First: Two state normal schools.
" Second: Eliminate the university
preparatory schools. and let the high
schools of the state attend to the col.
'lege preparatory education.
Third: Discontinue the agrieul-
tural schools and the school of
mines.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30

Sioux Falls, 5. d.. 2s. maja. =
Nrhoeno apelaeijsko drzavno so
disce je pripoznalo Miss Eili Bay
IL Menominee. Mich, S2s. .s2s, ka-
tere j je moral plaea,i neki Ja-
mes Sanborn IL puckwana, :. c.,
"a preiomljeuo ohlluho zakona.
Toziteljica .ie biIa syole6asnc
nasiavljena pri neki lesni dru2bi
q letno place Sii0o; je pa sluzbe
pustila, ker il Je ohtolenec ohiJu
bal zakon. Zshteyala je torei S25,'
600 oaskodnne preostanek Sc j
ie dovohl kot zamudne obresu.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30
Lepa nagrada.

Marion, Ind, y, maya r ko le
ielal veeral hlapee William Pm :
ckett ma ueki faTmi ncdaiet od
tukaj, incl Je samo II eeatoN de
narnega premolenja pm sebi. Med
tenn ga D. iznenadll nJcgav brat
prisedsi IL mtsfa Pocatel!o, Idaho
novico niepoyi yeiiki ledseim.
!io Sc ie aahajai pred ieti VIM.
pr,ckett MA svol"m svetoNnem po-
toyanlu nekim eirkuSon, Ie '
mestu Pocatello re>il lastno ne
yaraostjo syoJega nNllenJa dve
hceri trgoyca Frank lioreha ~
goreec hise.
Y priznanle "a nlegeye puma
styo mu ie zapustii sedaJ preiao.
lni trgovec so 900 gotovinl. La
aeuadeni William j. ostavii takol
aclo ma farmi, ter ~ podai prot
zapadu IA sre6o.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30

Newark, n. j., %. maja. - I'd
kar Sc nahaja mas bivsi predsed :
nix Roosevelt ua syojem voliineln
potoyanju, nj Sc doseget nobeni
drzavi tako siJajnega uspeha, ka-
kor pri ytrraJsnJih tukajsnjih
primarnih yolitvah. Pri volitvah
IA predseduSsko nominacijo gls-
sovaii so zanl vsi kopgresionalni
in drzavni volilm okraji. kandi
dat Roosevelt dobil le namreG
vseh 2S delegatov Ia narodno re
publikansko konvencijo ma sveje
rokc. Pri prednostnem glasova
nju dobil Jc pa mad 10000 glasos
veeine.
Domaci demokraski guverneI
Wilson dobil Jc IA naroduo kon
vencijo izned Is, ~ delegatov; \
manJsinl pa le os,al senator la
Toilette IL WiSconsina.
Ma Ia nacin je pl volitvah Sc
danji predsednik Taft popolnomt
pogorel.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30
: IL inOZemS StV a.
Zandrla - vohuna.

Duilal. 26, maja IL lnouesta TIA
TIrDlSkem dphaja sc,nkal brzo =
Ja}no poroGiIo, ia SO pri,h ondi
nu sled yeliki skriym zarou IN
yohunstyu
on ae j. da posilja italian
ska vlada zasiliIl cas- preko meje
kal rada syoJe ogiednhe Tako Sc
je posre"lo tenn pridobiti { svoje
zatJkc ga a,strijska zandarme-
rij IA pos es"y9dJe V luomostu.
Ia d%a sta bFia y zve2l z laskiml
yobuH4. prlDaala sta ~, 0a j. na
julnem Tirolskem rse po.n9 tai.
NH protiaystrijskih zyez razuI-
mi yohuui Ola zandarla D. ob-
las xapl pfadeta pred yoJnc
sodisG #f1kuje 50 sc drugls
stuza louehnA aretaeil
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30
Konec italijansko-turs vojne?

Pari1, II mala - Vest q Ia e.
meravauem skupnem kongresu
eyropelsaih velcHlasti, postala W
dino hoij temgiJita Ma telu kon-
gresu 81 nameraya ukreuitl po
trebne korake syrho premlrJa
med Turtijo IN ItalIJo. Turski sal
tan baje Ia korak odobrava2
Listl poroaajo, ia bi Sc prislo
potion teea kougresa nalpreJe do
medseholuega sporaamma. Temps
le cello ixvedeia. ia SO ltahJsni
prlpraylJcni odstopiti od syoJh
zahtev glede aneksiJe Tr,polltanl-
j.. aho 81 reSilo ma ten hongresn
III ajholl percca vprasanla.
h'ranclJa bode 10 agitsciJo od :
lceno podp,rala IN upsti j., da
pride kmalu med soYra2nima
.strankama do premiraa.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30
Kapitan parnika Carpathia
odlikovan.

Washington, -. mala. - kapi-
tann Rostronu. parnlka "Iarpa-
thia ki le sYolo pozrtvoSaino-
s,io in poSrtvovalnostJo moltva
resii toliko ponesrcteneem Fita-
nica" zivllenle, izrekla 50 le da,
ues poslansk xhornlci imenu
vlade TER ameriskega llud>fya
iayna zahvala. poslanska zhorni
ca le priporoSila, nag Sc Rostronu
V zahvaio izroei spominska @lata
kolaIna in sieer v srednostl 5000
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30
Nemir3 avstrijski poslanski
zborNlCl.

Duual, 2t maja -- Nsled tra
jajoGth uemirov Ia 0grskem pr
slo ie 'u3l TUX poslanski zbor
mci do burnlh prizorov
PosIanei sociainodemokraske
stran,-e - iaterpehrah predsed
uika arl.tu zhorniee, MAJ sc H.
up0,ahlja sNJpnega voJastNa "a
6lalje IJaistya Y BuannpeSu. "a
jedno 50 lahteyai, uaj st zboro
vanle ozlroma zasedanle zbornic,
y znak s15alia padlih ogrsklh II.
lev prrkine "a pol are. opoziclja
ic pa ia rrg.llog ovrgla, koncnc
SO Isl ml4islri IN ostah poslanci
zapusuh dyorano.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30

BudimpeSta. a maja Nsled
lahteyarn IN popolnoma preoSno-
as.c h. = wee ma Dgrskem
aaStai ), ,ultaI pred nekaJ luevi
velk! noairi. pri ka'cr,a je hi!o
t. >cJ oseb ubltih Ia dosti smftuo
ueyaruo ranJenlh
Danes na vsv zgodaJ >popri5eli
SO So stavkarJi Z vojastYom IA 20.
i3eilo. l.iudstyo j. guecah po-
playiio skoraJ vse trg" Ia aeste.
Razgrala5i SD podIraIi phnoHc
Syetilke in iste priA&aIl aos1I yo~
loV so tadi TIA ce>tl peskodoE8h
m tazbili yeliko lzlp<beuh o&ruj
Razjarjeno Ijudstyo je napadlo
tuJI neko toyarno predmr>r ju,
kalcro Dc polio 5 ps'relejem, bo-
les 10 zazgati Ma lice nesta je
do>ia pozarna brasuba, Xxi lc blla
pa od lzgrednikoy PR gnSenaR po.
noluoma ovlraHo; &cle veeeeteg
od4eiku konjice III poiiciio ga ko
u0h se II posreailo 3ruhal prepa
3fi psi 6emm' - Je pa IL same
kreSa> ea oboh straal streilalo
Ranicnh je wee oSeb.
p,,,Ei T.raH sa t.az Yfaiafi F.t.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30

Rutherford, y J., 29. al4. -
policijski nacelnlk Wiikie, Iii Je
prideljen taJnemu redarstvenemu
oddelku, mudi Sc danes tukal vs.
led zasIisevanja prit IN qodrob.
nosti napadn TIA prettednika
Tafta, XII Sc je izVrsIi zasbiJn 50 :
boto III
Predsedimk Taft Sc ,ies luadii
tukaJ elnenj.ni dan na svoJi volll-
nj kampanJi. ns glavliem 'rg3
priea ko1a ala ga Do l..,hp0 broJeGa
mnozica nadi, ia tods poslu>ala
Fattoy govor. kavno, ko 81 Je
priprayljal predsedllik PozdraNl.
ii na,goce, yrze ma nek ltahJau
NAL zavitek obra5. XII ga 3e lc
neznatno opraskdl
Telesna s'rala le predsedniku
takol zateia naro6ila, maj Sc hl,
tro dalje odpeljc in opusil goyor
kar Sc it. tudi zgodilo.
Y zavitku III bilo me ncyarue
ga, nego samo omocen paplr.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30
Grozna katastrofa v gledaiis6u

CasteIon de la Plana, SPsnlja.
Il. mala. Y tnaiem rut>tecu Vii
lareaI nastala j. nekem gie'iall-
seu preinikujoeih silk sinoti Feli-
IA katastrofa. N,led josedal -
uepoznanega vzroka naslal j. '
eledahSfu ogenj kler Je naSlo
smrt 50 o>eb. Gledalisce IL 10 tai
pogoreio
Ezmed gostny Sc je rrSllo le n
clio stevilo oseb. drug 50 pa bi7
deloms pohojeni. iii 50 pa zgorcli
y plamenih. Mnogo j. tudi tezko
ranjenih, ohaterih So sodl, ia ne
boio okrevah.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-30

Brooklyn, y. l., 2s, maja. r.
50 let start zdravmik DR. David
Allyn Gorton sue Sc menda tolnl
pouasati, da je postal pred Eekal
tednl ote dvoltkov, navzAc ssoJl
tisohi starunti.
Dr. Gorton 81 Je porotll ian
mcseca Julija svoJo iOletno taj
uico Miss Bertha Rehbejn III %
samo IL zdrayniSkcga t?} stall
sea Prepritati Sc je hoteI nam
rnt, &c xamore posiatl tlovek y tei
latih spIoh 81 ote ali me- Ia 10
poSknSnja Sc mu je yrlo dobro Oh
ueSla. puc -. aprita "a j. meg"
VA zeua obdaiiia ivol6kl, 6e
ekom in dekhco. kl sta oba eFr
sta in zdraya,
ko =, ie posiarni ziravnli> poro
cd lausko poletje, nj hotel nohe
/ leu iznted njegoyih p9Jatel. \ il
sorodmkoy pris0styoyail 'Ieul'o
vanju sedai pa dohlya ccstlgk
od v>eh stranl.