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A Card of Thanks.

To the friends and neighbors VIII,
have been so kind during my recen
bereavement, | wish to express M
sincere thanks.
MRS CLARISSA ANDREWS.
Bingham, Me-, Nov. 10, 1912.
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formerly of this town will be interest
ed to hear of his marriage to Miss
Ethel Haskell of Lewiston at Norris
burg, Ontario. Nov Z. Miss Haskell is
the daughter of the late George B.
Haskell of Lewiston and has been a
teacher of music.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne F. Sprague are
visiting Mrs. Spragues parents in
Bridgeport, Conn. Later they will go
to New York.
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Every time an egotistical bachelor
shows up in society he imagines near
ly all the pretty young matrons regret
their haste.
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Il OMAHY.

~ Sobotni maskarni pies podp.
Sokola Tyrs, c. L., v Tesafoy6 ii.
nj yydafil Sc, iak bylo ocekdydno,
skvele, AZ na ncpatrnon yFlrz,
most, ktcrou zpnsobilo ntlolik n.
Illtnikn, ktefi bcz t6domi yfborn
u maiitele sine vnikli postrannim
ychodcm do siln, odbylo SO ySe
hladee u nnim0yanh zabaya potr.
yala AZ do tasnych hodin rdnnich,
Rhkn{eh kraanych masck sesel 81
zna6nt poeet, take porota uNia.
noyend K urteni yypsanych cen
mtla dnklddou prdci, ably spraye.
dive po Dislnle masly ocen.
Ia cem obdrlely masky muisk6
!. lidolrouti, pani Anna Nepoda
Iowa a PAM Emma fk,atiloya oh
irtely pohoykn, na ktert muhou
po kanihalsktch hodorh spuleene
udpotiuouli : ernu ohdrarl nv
Ne ktitaekteh yaick, lan Inc
man tho,iiny kukatkoul 4 cr,
ma ldsmku nhlrhrl pan Ant Sc,
sak "a masku Mesihina nam.
axe reuN oh,lrlely | eenu lsktih
ua nadehi furekt lanctniee. ga
nj l'n,sasa a Cadkoyaf Z eenu
huupak cllskA prlnsefna panI
kmfkalnsa Z esau lsst nAlobi
liananosa Ialma PAID RstasN -
M omahy ,ehu pm sasks A
eh,lrtsii hasi Neispinskt Nesat
lliplhn ehslaral vghernt orrhpsiv
pana l'tAehensksha
i'ti rssslvslnish telhAeh u
fe,lulka - sl,olku ~ ip,lmils ,
,'mass bsla pes,s,a lassfvu flsn
sisa pani Aeienle kuaelesA
lmankelka snAmsho tcakeke feni
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noyiI plat . stupe1 ddstoJcnstvi
pro vojensls6 yzdncboplnyce.

noyiI plat u stupen dtstoJcnstyI
pro vojensbt yzdncboplayce.
SenAt protfdsA ye yyb0ru stale
zaleziloa zyoleni scn6tora Lori
mera u kriiisnje eiDnost minister
stey (demokratb u L0 FollettoyI
rndikdloy6). Ndmofni yyrocnj
kniha, yyddnn yyborem IN yzta.
by zabranitni d1yd Spoj, Sththm
drnht misto 20 do yalccn6 silly
nlimoi.ni We sycte, Iyl1alnl
Ipfedlohou bylo doyolcuo synu
Ipresidcntn NienraRuy ystoupiti do
Iyojcnskt nkademie We West Point
Ivybor M indidnslte zhIezitosti od,
Ipofntil bl pfije6 pfcdlobu Gam.
blesoyn, kterou 0teyfe No 23JO, 1886
akfd indihnskyeb pozcmk6 Y rc.
serVnci Cbeyennec River v Stand,
ing Rock Dnk0t6eh. - Senator
| Hepburn y Idaho n6ipiI 1tok m
S11nnela dompetBo, pfedsedn A.
meriek6 t'cdcrace prdcc, n6mz
prohldHiI, ~ Gompcrs Deni hOdcn,
aby mu bylo doyoleDo promIuyiti
k sethtn beb jeho yyboriim, neni
pr} ani obeanem n jestli pfcce po,
die papir0'', tedy We skntecnosti
jest nezhdoucim obcanem, nepn.
tcIem t6io zeme n pofddkh Com
pefs totiz mlnyil pred sp6moynim
yyborem proti soudnim zagayo.
yaeim rozk9z6m u 2ddN, ably byl
pfedpusttn pred YSbor geuGtDi, --
Pody}bor na yolby jcdnoblasnd
odp0ln6il, ably zyocni wisconsin
slsdbo seudtor0, millionaire Step.
benDun bylo prohldEono IN SPRAY.
ne u cd dalaiho yysotfoyhni tito
hhlenil0sii bylo lipllsteiD,
V sebhlu probln pfcdloha povo.
lnjiei prodej ubeln}ch pozcmkd
ljeu poyrcbn) u HslaltoySch lozi,
SEX ~ dzcmi ciltas1 coklay6 Y
.Oklahomf, slepy Gore \ Oklaho.
my Ease ebee n6co yysctfoyat u
teniokfhte zhdA, ably kongress Wy.
selfogal yylohy prcsidcnsk}ch
yoleb y rokd 1904, 1908 u dohlizel
m ~ roee 1912, Cyrus II.
Woods \ Greensbnrg, PA. byl jnc.
noyhn pfesidenien N yysIancc do
Poringalska, poDfyada pds yysln.
nee tamtfz, II, V Morgan byl pre-.
lozcn go Ambassador do BrazIIie.
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(ZAsLANO.)

Pontgadz pan A. Closer No mel
Iyyjadfiti o mnt, ze jsem jej po.
hpinil, ohrazuji NJ proti tomu a
problasuii, ze mi bud ney6dom6
neb ytdomf ki'iydi u toho, 60
jsem phi jeho rozyodoytm sondu
syedfil byla jcn prayda a proto
nemdm zddnou pfitim 50 omlou.
vat, zglAsie an 10 poIaznii IA sya'
ton poyinnost kazdtho fddneho
obeana, yypomoci praydlySm sye
dectyim zakonu, TAX ably umozne.
ny byly sprayclliy6 rozsudky
soudni proto pfece zijemc ci
Vilizoyantm statu, proto name
zalony proto vydrlujeme sou.
Idy.
rnkli fakla povtsti pane Close.
rove nepiflnivh byla soudnim pro.
iednayanim ma vefejnost yytaze,
ma, nemaxe klast mne IN VIM, ~
10 must dGkoyai sobt anebo tenn
jichl uposlechl mislo smirneho
yyrovnani adeii neeha' dojiti X
sorldu, kdel pfece on sam jeho
radee museli o6ekdyal, ie ieho do.
maci pomery hu,lou bczohlcdn5
pfctfeseny Ostaya y1bee neyy.
sstllitelnou 4,ha,lou, go ylasinl
ON ieho radce o6ekayali xiskati
- dali pfe,inost yetcinemn sou
,lu ntel daleko mirn2isim Nyro
snanim, hdya sam prayni fAles
paue ,llusernN vetein6 lotnaVa, h
paul ,llnseroya hyla DE tAkuna
loprhtnena ! lssslilu q A. sam o6r
hawai- - .a,nl il pfifkne 80 mno
hem t6td nelli iak a. II toslal 4
pfser n.,ladatek iril kdyi - ie,l
nale syFovnsni nchyl a nie vei
Il tistatuS usehpinen sondnlhs
tieni 6sskem aaseplss uemAi,
hst seiAi hsuhan neill samoins
neehynlnt stsssth iisotA. ienf a.
itaae afefy byl po,lLla.lsm a ~,
aaeha mil~ni icsl u splse uiilea
nan sfstfahan kraianAm lionA
Il i'smef, nichi pan ,lle.sF T.
neAalil nska al, nehyls men ~
eks aAslWm laismsislm a rFel.
nemahls spnsy . nieh asefv insn'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-01-24

Dyorana lofi1skN naplnGna byla
do posIedniho mistecka, potlesk,
JIM uyitdn jubilant, nem6l kon-
GO, u Vrdz znova SO mobl pfesyed-
eli, jalt je miloy6n Y stare vlasti.
Ale nejen Prdze kaady, lsdo
slyseI jednou jeho pfcdnhsku,
kindly, kdo wal do ruky nelteron
. jebo knib, nez0pomeno M neho.
aofin byl Vrdzcm nadsen Jeho
Yypravoyatolsk6 umoni okouzIo-
yaIo, n vseclsy tasopisy byly plny
oeobmeaend chyaly n obdiWl
Hkusenosli svG corpal vraz jiz
od sy6ho mlddi. Sotya 20lcty o.
diesel po otcoye smrti domoya II
od tech dob 10 80 let dobrych 20
slrdvil M eestdch, Plnych osm
lei byl Y Afrieo, Ncjpry Marc.
ku, nn Snbafe, Y AlSiru, potion
scnegambii, nm pobfc1 Guinee |
dale uynitt zem6 mezi riiznymi
ccrnosstymi kmeny. Cestoyal, stu
dovnl krajinu ! lid, loyil Ivy slo-
ny, sbiral pfirodniny m 10000
kusn mtIa jeho africkd sbirka -
praeno u lopotne pofiaoyal vi cc-
sIoVni fondy t6mtf sam n sam.
Vfaz utdzal No. prAy6m syGtle
meeenAae, Nedaroyal jake Cnrnc-
gle na Iidu kryaye yydfcn6 penize
na y$ehoynG dceIy, aIe daroyal na
tyto dtely yysledky sy6 vlastni
krYav6 u adrayi podryyajici pra-
&c u nGmahy cestoyniolsk6 - yeei
" eeuf 10000 korun Muscu krA-
loYatvi cesk6ho N6prstkova,
II Affiky odjol Y :, 1890 do A.
moriky n =, 1892 yydal 80 na nej-
ytt1 u ncjobliz0ejsi Wou cestui
Nnpiff r0ynikoyou Amcrikou. --
Dno 2G. prosinco 1893 dostibl ko-
income X 'ricbGmu occ6nn po mas
nSeh trampoidcb cesty n yysilen
aimniei u hroznou dyscnterii, pa
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pREDN AsKOvA CEsTA II. ST.
VRAZE v NEBRASCE.

Jiz piisti p6tok, dne 20, ledn0,
lzabdji proAlulS cestoyntel n spiso-
yntol y. u. 81 Vr6a radu pouta
ySeh pfedn6sck Y Ncbnscc, pro
klert byl Isldn nn a6kIad6 W
borne povtsti, w so poucn6 tyto
Ipfodndsky ~ dosud t6sily, ceskh
osadn l,rainard bude mili Y Ne.
brasee pryni pfiIcSltost seaDhmili
NJ \ eostoyntelsk$m akusenoslmi
PIMA Vrdze, jehoa proty u ysem
Ipidstupny aphsob pfcdnesn posln.
ehade okon1luje ducha jcbo pre-
Dda do podiynyeh krnj6 mdlo do.
sud an6md ffny, JapoDslsa, Jiani
Ameriky u jchoa oaiyujici sloyo
IproyhzeD6 obrnzy VyyoIdyd y2po.
minly doshGbo lidn na stnrou n0'
Al ylnst Al dosnd jest pofad
pfcdn1aet stnnoyoD taltlos Dno
25 ledua Y I,rnnard, 20. lodnn "
Ord, n lodnn Y Iinyonna, ~, led
IN ye Schuyler ~, Iodna v Able,
| 30 lednn w Wilbcr, 81, lcdnn nej,
Ispiae Y Cuba, Kansas, ! linora v
So, Omaze, 2, 1nora yo Vcrdigris
3, dnora Y Clarksoo n 4, dnora V
Omnze,
Pan Vrdz jest ucjsIaypdjsim &c,
Igk}m cestoyntelem n eestOpiseem,
u jeho eestopisD6 GIdpIy 10 VIA
d'uji Y techdch ! do bkoIuich H.
dcbnic. Toniokrdlo yrdiil Nc pan
Vfdz no krhllsou dobu do Amori
| by, ably mas pfokyapil nccim aces
IN noySm u yolcyilnnym pejon
pro yPehoyu nnsrbo desltGho doro.
stu, nle / pro pol6chu ms star.
sich, Y Ceehdeb ro2eDSeh, Pan
VlhS pfedndsi tolia nejen p0u2e o
ciaieb krajich, nSbrS take o nnki
gl0sli, A prdyodcm joho sloyo
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1 ' Rsp'ff+i' R'f'l'''' ~ " ''h f'f'''''
I've, Jako bylo zal0,loydni jich
pred yofejDG soudy bkodliy}m ma
II n1rodni poy6sli oGicb yefejno-
sti nmerick6. X usetroni dobre
Dasi nArodni poy6sli jest jen ku
prosp6ebu, kdyz necisl6 pr6dlo si
yypereme rad6ji sami, ncaIi Ne i
MIN rozLnhoyat We perojnosti, je.
jizto 1sndck 0 mas 80 Ccsieh ma
ldnlelso yriM ddIc2itosl, neali o.
mlonvhni pfotind Jcdnoiliyci ph-
ehnnSch k ynIi tomn, b, jsou 10
Ikfajan6.
Dozndydm, ae upfimno litnji p.
Glosern, neb vim, &e pcnize, jez
Iabyieen6 nepro2rctelnym soudem
Ipozbyl, zislt0l syym ylnstnim pfi.
dinenim n i6zkou prnci u kdybyeh
IbyI dosi0l pfiIezilost jcj v cas
Ipfed soldcm ynrovat, byl bych 10
y radosii ueinil, 6imz byl by use-
ttil nejen syoji poytst, nSbra ! pc.
nize, Vsnk yeame.li 81 pan Closer
zc syh zkusenosii ponan6eni % w.
sifih6 ~ podobDycb experimental
Y bndonenosli, bndc 10 konocne X
jebo prospeebu, ncb v suelicstW je
zisk pouze pro tfoti str0nu u k u
ncpalG ani zalujici ani zal0ynDy.
Go 81 tyGe nar6zek Y omyvucim
I0sldnn Y Osy6tc n0 mDe mifes
InSeb, uemohou mDc tyto roz6ili.
| tii mne blaI vice y6domi ysoo.
beenhho dozndni mScb spoIuobda.
IDd o me poetiyosi nozkaIcn6
poyfsti, neil by mnc blaziIo jm6-
nj hnncbnd n siboIsky yybuIcn6 ma
Ineyfdomgch krnjancch, ktcn cbu.
dasoy6 tastotrdto Y prostudusn6
d6y6fiyosti ntiknji Nc o ochronu
lam, kde jeD zk6za je occkdyh,
OslatDG neehf soudi yefejnost
samn q karnklem Gloyeka n Wld.
stf pr1ynika, jcnz mi yytll, 10
jsem hloupym o proti sv6mu vlast.
nimu prospechu, proto, h. isem
Iage96ll proti ob60nu zdc usedlG.
mu, cd Dfhoz bycb mobI spise ne
20 otekdVat, nezli od zeny, ktcrdz
po soud6 odjedc q IN tfcbo do
smrii noapalfim
Panoiuji Nc na iisty y9rols The.
odofa liooseyelta, pred lety Y
2deisim Coliseum utintnS, ml,iyil
0 dflleziiosti charakieru 6loy6lta q
mozi jin$m prayili Karakter ne.
he ziskaii ponhgm yzd6ldnim {
bobuzel mnozi lido 40 yzd6Iaynii
pouze ~ tim 1cclcm, ably dove.
dli pdehaii zlotin TAX, ably ie zd-
kon nemohl stihneut n ia Van
prayfm, ~ yyskolcnt darebdk jest
|nebezpetn6jsim spole6nosti lidskG,
hezli obyteinf bandita analfabct.
Chas. Steigcr.
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ison nadhern6, vybran6 obraxy
Alisto lednt, koua ptednasky dyti
\ pryni akaxujc nam mJe podi'
vutph dalekyeh syttn, druhe
ptotad mas ual krasnou starou
4lasii l'feduasky pana Nrate ma.
ii 0tel Niehmnt 500 hylo ntnano
a oupuenn samotntmi amerIekymi
titlniml kfuhy tim, ~ hyl y thl.
eam ruAa,lan aby prvlnasrl y
tamuieh aurlirkSch skolach o tr.
skem narosm a irhc krasut semt.
abs iak dsli imuuAto,leScN hyly
,praun pauaenY fte,lnasky Nra
sasA lisily 81 az dpsud ahroN s. tu
tuyslettm. hh,ut New Npfku
htle mista d,akrl musel Nfal
pfotlus seti etSakrale pgi pfyplue
ntm sAlu laktmu imsua ,slna
sll paa Nrsa ,isi "a yssth ku
tieh 6sskt sl~,lvSuesli ~ tar1
slssli ukasala ~ HsllepF rfi pfi
lsillasii iehe sa narOseeia dus
ia iahna iaiN hhsN ~sla - ,
i1as IA feflasksm eslFeva esli
lssaka. asy Wa,lssns hlahepfala
Nmaa,. 4 iehe sn eaessa.s.Aa,
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Ns Washinvlons paslspssli
sastulsl Arreutlns telumtse
aihsttaenl smleusW msh olema
luenatansmi iihe smgrlpktml ~
RahlikMAi
ssbaler latN'llpitr sSslA -
,euls ts.lsn "a peluiekos essta
- sApaslnlgh slA,seh y sAisaa sss
kAnsllslalars
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matkou To Z africk6ho pobytn. -
nalsi ieho eeSty hyly do ciny a
,laponska iebo 6iRnost sberate-
le ohfaxn skilz ~ iiyota oricn.
illskych naro,h hyla koumoyana
yelknleplm dspeehcm We sy6
tnitr n pekiuku do Vladivust0.
ku" po,lal mann yeruy obraz tiny,
"A iako Nraaoyy knihy i~ou Aiye u
fi,otnt tak le,t li,t ieho Slovo,
.ktyFtm p,snehaer okoushtie fN
sims = m NtttoNu pfcdua>ku ves
lice, a ,loutame, n eeskt ehlsaus
slvo pine poghopi inleiill ySnam
kii pfu Nspruhu n6Fo,mihe eiisud,
ualme sk mtldsiea plnem
patiu s ,h1siatl
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pfdtelstyi u y1zDosli cleD0 jme.
noyantbo spolku sycd6i IN okol.
nost ~ 20 spolkoy6 schdzi kon0.
ne minulon ned6li Glenoy6 spoIlsu
usporldnli syG mile pfedsedlsyni
dojemnou pfekvapenkn d poctem
Iliiecti oAob dosinyiI No do resi-
dence nitpho notu6ici pnDi kune.
love, ll5l jiS il, uIiee, Pani
pfedsedkyne ncmola oysem ani
tuseni proto mohln iolik1 Get.
DSm hosldm nhbidnouti pouzc
ebleba u soil go dnkaz sIoyansk6.
ho pohostinstW. Le6 hoH6 znae-
bnali roapaky paDi kuncloy6, ne
bot pfineslI 4 scbou pine kosity
tolika chninycb u yybranyeh j.
! del, ~ byIo lzo JIM zdsobili pnl
tlreok6 nrm1dy II 1'ripolIs, Hdbn.
Va byla upHmnn u srdctnd, o no.
sld No zdraeli M do phnoci,
PolosemesirdIni grnduacni
|slavnosti osm6 lffdy oinuzskyc
sItol blldou ~ konnli dnes n zitrn
We 2 hodiny odpolednc, Ma pro-
gramu jsou zp6yy, bdsn6, soloY6
IySsinpy, reeitaee, feen6Di, tanee u
budba, Pti progrnmu Y Bancroft
sk6le budon dncs We stfedu y Ce.
ehh p6sobili z6ei Mamie lIynkoya
u John lInmbek, Oslatni skoly
| konaji syt sInvnoWi 2itra odpoles
dne II podilcii No. ua nicb y Ccchh
" "fasieInr" akolo lmdyik Bur
sik, Ed Iiosewalor skolc Rose
| Wnldsok, VIM VotayaI Y Lincoln
Iskole Josefinn CApck, Charles llas
nousrk, Annie k0tya n Lille Scs
| bek v Mnson skOlc Victoria Ner.
aanoya.
kdO ~ f0zp0menc na mi,
M sibfinky TJ. jed. Sokol o.
maha, dozn1, ~ 10 byla ud6lost, o
! ktefh 80 " tcsk6 Onaze dI0uhou
dobu y radosli u uspokojenim mlu.
yiIo. Snaba ySkonnGbo ySboru
nese ~ k t0mu, ably zhj jom tyto
sibfinky byl rok od roku y6tAi, u
loho doeilujc tim, ~ hledi fleasls
niltlm poskytnouti yzdy move u
stale lepsi politky. A TAX, byly.li
Iposledni sibfinky Sokola pelSnt,
bnd0n pfisti sibfinky dno II, Il.
nora t. r. primo yclISolep6 Na
dckoraei iiz pracujo odbornik X
tomu eli iskan$ plnSm proud~n
Il mdzem uiistit kazd6ho, ze budo
Ipfekyapcn, Ben Akibol TO zde
jestd nobyIo, go bude H. 1nora Y
SokoloynG IIGintnd pohddka, Y
ktert Sc dojista mnoh$ ami nepo,
Iznd, Nezapomeite Vi ul6lat uzel
ma saiku ancbo napsat datum II,
mora na manzety Vstnpn6 bude
30 cent? pro maslu / ncmaskova-
ne.
! Pani j. j Syobodoy6 4 Yer
Idigfis. Nch, nar0dila So v soho
ia ~. lcdna, dceruska II rndosi-
nt rodinne udalosli odjcla do
Veroigris mtka p, Syobody, man.
lclka sleisiho zndmthO klobouc.
nika =. Syobody, ably tam syo
snuse poslouliln a ynouteie 80
potesila Dede6koyi a bahi6ce
praiuluIeme,
i koneertni sezont omdlske
doslalo sc konoertem Slaynehu
houshsty Jana kubelika ddyno ia
postraeaneho lesku Iaiun . ku.
hflikoNo umeui svedl ITO branded,
sosa disodla hudhymilmnou spo,
legnosl, naime amcrikauskou, kle.
NJ l@utliv,mi proievy nadsrni
alm9nasala kaRdt ie,notliyy NJ,
kou ktah housll AmedkanNm Il
bila - tglas,t "llwmorska" ua
stha nesmflelutho nNutaka liza.
morsska kahlnstm 10 kousek
koalFapuak llstlekeho umtni se
m5eleho Misifa uasla kuheliko.
Ii tnamsultahu iuieWrem Nwhe
lam kuHtflH hyla lAganiuiha
slaeis. ,empanclla' iii kuhgllk
,l'hsl i slANN sseto,t rtv,lnes,tsl
Ato pfet1Akl a hulhuiui skladhN
knNelik sleblrisoyel paslashaes
lsk r. ~ skaafeni uik,le - !
mista ani nehsha' a baaflls sul
sfisskem hsl niatiee nuean tfiI
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WINNIPEG MAJOR
 LAUDS CANADA
SAYS oNE-THlRD OF VISITORS TO HOT SPRINGS LOOKS FOR
 ENTERTAINMENT.
Welcomed 15o,oOo Ameri. cans Last Year and Had Paris.
 Mutual Betting Machine.

Major w C. Bell and wife, of Win nipeg, Canada, who have been guests at the Majestic hotel for the past two months. packed up their belongings and started for home yesterday by way of El Paso and Los Angeles. Mrs. Bell will tarry in the City of Angels, while the happy Major will return to Winnipeg. He brought his wife here for rheumatism, from which sine was suffering. and he will tell num- berless friends n Winnipeg of the wonder waters of the Valley of Va DOTS.
 Major Bell suggested strong req son for entertaining our entertain ment features at Hot Springs by say ing that he came here, like one-third of our visitors, as a companion to a sick person, and constantly looked about for recreation
 'sI think, perhaps. you go a bit too far in eliminating pleasure giving entertainments for visitors in this country. We are not known as fun-leving people in Canada, but venture to say we give our people more clean and wholesome public en- tertainment than you do in this coun- try This statement was made anent the doing away with the fine sport of horse racing, and the ex- treme difficulty the United States government has in getting proper mounts for federal officers.
 In Canada" said Major Bell. i've have the ParissMutnal system. of racing with betting machines in con. nection. These betting machines au- tomatically register the odds and pay all bets Horse racing is as excellent sport and high class en. .tertainment when conducted as it is in Canada We entertain our peo-
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REsuFFs ENeLlsHMAN.
Arizona Pioneer Refuses so Shake NO
 bleman's Hand.

Prescott, -Ariz., Jan l2.-Sir Gil- bert Parker, the English novelist and member of parliament, who has been visiting here, met with a rebuff to- day al me Arizona Pioneer home
 fsse inmates. many Of them suryiy. ors Of the exciting early days. had been presented to the novelist ex cepting James o'Donnell. one of the earliest settlers, when O'Donnell was introduced, he asked:
 Are you English?"
 Yes" the visitor replied
 ''Then I won't shake hands, said O'Dornell. I'm Irish
 "But I'm half Irlsh.'' Sir Gilbert protested Shake hands
 q will never shake hands as long as there's drop of English blood in your veins.7 the pioneer roared.
 Sir Gilbert laughed good-naturedy, saying he would have good story for T. P. O'Connor at home; but Major Doman, superintendent of the home, reported the incident to Governor Sloan and the chief of staff at the army h Washington.
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GUILTY OF MANsLAueATER.

Bay City, Mich, Jan. i3.-Mrs yina Bdhrmann, charged with mur- dering her husband, Henry Behrinann, last August, was today convicted jf manslaughter. The jury deiiberated on the case 22 hours. The shooting that caused Behrmanns death is said to have been the result of a quar- rel between Behrmann aa his wife over the formers affection for all. other woman. Mrs. Behrnann's at- torneys have asked for a ten days stay of sentence.
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RUNAWAY ENGINE.

Albion, N. Y. Jan. 13.-Aa engine running wild and crowded passen- ger train in it's path caused New York Central officials several minutes of keen anxiety tonight. Quick telegraph work sidetraeked the train and pre-. vented a disaster and resulted in the capture of the derelict after it had covered fifteen miles on the main line How the engine got away Is a mys tery The crew left it standing on a siding when they went to supper
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AVALANCHE IN IDAHO.

Wallace, Idalo. Jan. 13.-An ava lanche of snew and debris LOGO feel long and several hundred feet wide, moved down the canyon above the town of Mace, early today, following the path of the great slide of March I, 1910, in which IS persons lost their Hives. Todays slide moved slowly and owing to the position in which it settled, is expected to afford pro- lection 10 the town from further slides.
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were seen to fall and pools of bl5od furnished additional evidence Of ,he federals' work, but the fallen were carried away by the retreasins force
 Tho story of the fight reached .he capitol today.
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zAPATA DEFEATED.
Mexican Bandit Leader Suffers se-
 we're Reverse

Mexican Bandit Leader Suffers Se-
 we're Reverse.
 Mexico City, Jan. Emiliano Za- pata himself is reported to have been at the head og Aa force of some 300 of his men yesterday when they were routed by the heavy column of General casso Lopez at a point about eight miles from Cuernavaca Zapata had placed his men cn two hills between which the federal col. .unn was expected to pass Learning Of the plan, Genaral Cass5 f1pez ruined 1t by fleaking forces who used guns and mountain artillery ef- fectively
 The zapatas made three stands be. fore general retreat was beenn. The federal loss was only four wounded The casualties among the zapatistas were not known Many
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ROBBED STREET CAR.

Vancouver B c, Jan l3.-Two hiehwaymen in an auto held up a crowded street car late tonight and shot the conductor when lie called for help
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pie so well. and besides give them such good land to till, that we had 10000 American immigrants during the year 1911s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-15
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Fargo College Musicians Will Be
Heard in Annual Entertain
ment Friday.

The Fargo college orchestra is plan
ming to give their annual concert next
Friday evening in the Fargo college
chapel. Professor Stephens Of the
Fargo conservatory has been directing
the musicians this yea with unusual
success. The orchestra recently en-
tertained the citizens of Glyndon, and
Manager Codding has secured q date
for a concert in Buxton in the near
future.
The musicians who have been con-
nected with the organization this year
are Claire Codding, Lillian zintheo.
Paul Graham, first violinists; Alfred
Suckow, Miss Eva Freeman, Fred Ball,
Miss LEVITT, second violinists; Miss
Frances Anderson, viola; Harry Hag-
CART, ~violincello; Miss Jessie Buchan-
an, piano; Frank Phillips, cornet;
Miss Monson, cornet; Lloyd Musber-
ger, clarinet; John DreweIow. horn
Charles Boise. trombone; Mr.. frost,
| Spencer Boise, basso.
With this personnel and the assist
ing soIoists the music lovers at Fargo
college are awaiting an excellent pro-
gramme.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-15
AT the Hotels
Phone. ss1-S

r. J. Howder Of Darlington is in
the city.
G. S. shippy Of Hope was in the city
today.
Math Hanso Of Melville is in the
city.
). B. HappeI is in the city from
Ashley.
G. F. Rush of Hunter spent the day
in the city.
]. S. NJ. o'Neill of Granville was in
the city today.
c. M. Turlette Of Grafton spent the
day in the city.
T. F. Mather of Dickinson is in the
city today on business.
o. b. Kunn of clifford is stopping
at the Prescott hotel.
Mrs. II. ]. johnson of Grand Forks
shopped in the city today.
w. J.. Hebron of Bismarck was in
the city today on business.
N. o. Lindass of Hillsboro Is a
guest at the Gardner hotel.
Mrs. p. H. Forrest of Cando is a
guest at the Waldorf hotel.
T. E. H. Fisher of Balfour spent the
day in the business district.
Thomas Emery of Gardner is a
guest at the Metropole hotel.
II. Boland OF Spring Valley was a
business visitor in the city today.
Miss Anna S~ommoerield of Arthur
is registered at the Elliott hotel.
j. E. Arneston of Lisbon was a
business visitor in the city today.
o. j. Strand of Abercrombie mingl-
ed in Fargo business circles today.
A. v. Granville of Darlington was
a Fargo business visitor in the city
today.