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The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

reach the Capitol in a coach. he would
have been inaugurated about 1914
Jefferson interpreted the Constitution
with great strictness. except when Il be-
came necessary to substitute common
sense when he substituted the latter with
great success, annexlng Louisiana in a
manner that deeply shocked the con-
servatives of his time. He introduced
rotation in ONCE with such energy that
hundreds of members OF the opposition
party became dizzy and retired TO pri-
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
WOOL RATES REDUCED.

InterstRte Commerce. Commission
Makes Important Ruling.
In a decision handed down yesterday
the Interstate Commerce Commission
ordered a complete readjustment Of rates
and regulations for the transportation OF
wool from Western producing points to
practically all Eastern destinations. The
railroads are given until May l to make
the reductions, and the commission also
prescribes graded rates and the breaking
up Of the blanket system OF making
rates
The action OF the commission Is based
on complaints filed by the railroad COM
mission of Oregon, the National Wool
Growers Association. and others, and
Il is predicted will have far-reaching
effect, the decision causing a complete
change OF conditions which have existed
since 1896
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
GOING TOO FAR

Editor Biz s.iek: hare head
John &. MAsrnder declare that be
il Wiling 70 sss sufragiBt ban
ners strung ac-oss every street in
Washington. What I want to know
Is whether John would Ike 10 Sc
the sufrasists strung along with
the hannsrS :. Q. GRAHAM
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
GIVES SCIENTIFIC DATA.
DIR. waIcott Publishes Three Papers
ON Geological Subjects.


DR. Charles d. waIcott. Secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institution, has Just
published three papers dealing with his
studies Of Cambrian geology and paleon-
tology. in continuation of the series be-
gun some time ago.
The first paper is based on collections
from the Burgess shale member OF the
Stephen formation I'm British Columbia.
DR. walcott Is planning to supplement
these papers by a memoir on the Bur
CESS shale fauna that will include the
results OF a study OF the present collec-
lions and those of the field seasons Of
1911 and 1912.
The second paper is entitled "Cambro-
Ordovician Boundary in British Column
bla with Descriptions of Fossils and
treats OF the discovery Of Mr.. J. A.
Allen and Mr.. L. d. Burling In the Ice
River region.
The third paper is on The Sandman
Cambrian Genus Olenopsis in America"
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
REVISED TO DALE.

Jack and Jni
Went on the Hui
To pass = District measure.
The bill went down
And broke lis crown.
While Congress laughed With
Q. @. LANCASTER.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
MONTREAL EXPRESS IN WRECK.
Great Excitement Follows Head-On
Collision with FreIEht.

NoiAtsiOn Win Fretgnt.
North stratford. n. H, April Zone
man was killed, another fatally injured.
and two others seriously hurt when the
Montreal Express, bound for Boston.
crashed head-on into freight train three
miles west OF here early to-day on the
Grand Trunk Railroad.
Many passengers on the express train
suffered from bruises caused by being
thrown from their berths and from shock
and fright. So great was the impact Of
the colliding trains that a mail car was
completely demolished and the mail scat
tered about In the woods where the ac-
cident took place.
c. NJ. Wheeler. OF Portland, engineer
on the Montreal Express. was killed.
His fireman was badly hurt. A brake
man on the freight train was fatally
hurt. The mail clerk on the express was
also injured.
The two trains came together between
North Stratford and wenlock.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
A wAsTEFUL MAN.

Edward schuid. the prominent
GninCist. ssnds Us a catalogue i'd
rertizing a patent brand q tohacco
which Il ruaranteed to kill buEs.
Edwar5 explains Il Il probably
made from the cigars which Cap
Oyster gives aray % Chamber d
connsrps niEhtA.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
II Was Wet.

I'VE had very good church attend
ance during Lent"
Due TO your eloquence. no doubt
II fear II was partly due" admitted
the candid minister. ito the fact that II
was too wet for golf"
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
BY YE LOCAL SCRIBE

We always felt sure Ken scudsId
would do Il some day. Marriaeal
Why. Of course. Evsrybody'S doing
Il
william Howard Taft. our rising
young President, left his home m
Pennsylvania Az. and visited friends
ID New York last VII. William
called on Fnnklin P. Adams While
there, but lost nothing.
William Alden Smith. who e
Senating In this city, MichiRaued
during last midEeek 10 ind ont
why Roosevelt persons should want
10 force their way into an s1-
elusive Taft convention.
Jack MeAfahn. who not iufre-
qpenfly works IN ". Y, enter
tained William Warwick CorcoraD
and Frederick stectman at tea last
Tues. William poured.
william F. GUIDE. our prominent
florist, has not dined out for two
weeks.
Charles A. DngiaS cur ". K.
lawyer. horsed and bugEisd IN hs
countrywide last VII. Charles SAYS
be likes nature. nature IN fee sim
pie. which Is as gccd a. any other
Zee, We suppose.
Senator Hepburn win wretls an
other Southern memorial monument
bin 70 hniah next week.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
ALITTLE NONSENSE.
SPRING OPENING.


And now the boughs are not so bare.
The druggist man
Replenishes with jealous care
The sulphur can.
Unto the jobber he has sent
His list OF needs.
Concerning chill pills. Ilniment
And garden seeds.
We hear the soda fountain Groom
And gently fizz-
The druggist will be ready soon
For early blk
Uncle Pennywrise Says;
When a man is let out of jail TO 60
home to die, he naturally feels a delicacy
about getting well
A Limited Number.
MY boy. can you name the forty i'm
mortals?"
There amt that many. When you
mention Ty Cobb. Honus Wagner. and q
few Of our home team you have &c
April Is I'm History.
April Ia. lSss-Henry VIII has his whis.
kera uyeu-
April 13, 17sEYoung Napoleon Bona
parte gets a job as sublieutenant
silent for Once.
did your wife jump on you when you
so home late last night?"
mo- for once was in luck. The peo-
pie in the nat next door were having q
spat, and my wife was busy listening"
The Spring OUTFITS.
A tree gets new clothes every spring,
1t has to spend no pelf.
II has the knack, a handy thing,
OF making them itself.
An UnforEivinE Crowd.
There are some mistakes a man can
live down"
Say the rest Of IT,"
But he can never live down a mistake
Il II was made at our bridge club"
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Occasionally in the sprngtme tue Ihte dAy birds twaddie
in the q the sylvan breeze its sooth
ing IthWaTt cOnnscict Avenue yuu viii behold HIM
blow like POWER which Knocked Saul to the
enveloped, fairly
idssnce. Ike Of which have felt
Is dressed 1913
spring model Al imported BoBdgStreet, London
Lieut. Arcs But-no; he's sl major-is washingtons
originally famous vision Of perfect puctnde OK eurse aid
be in solid
ing hours time But nothing has made him as famous as
mpeccablty.
He IS man with single sorrow 100. he green
with suit the bitter fingers with him
forborne
Haeys comet Of the sAreEfal world.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

After a WHILE" commented the man At
the waiting room, the police force may
become so well trained that not a man
will be caught wiping his nose on the
back Of his hand"
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Now II has been discovered that the
dishcIoth is full Of germs. But what f.
any one going to do about Il?
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

When spring comes again will you be
there?" asks Richard lie Caffeine in q re-
cent poem Sure thing. Dick. II can get
the snow shoveled. What's on?
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

The latest fashionable dance in Wash
ington is announced as the 'jeIly wab-
Bile" The next one will probably be the
pickle prance."
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
EXCHANGE SPARKS.

Gen. Diaz dined with King and Mrs. Al
fonso at the royal palace, Madrid. a day
or two ago. and told the reporters after
ward that he would never return to Mex
leo. The regal victusls must have mes
merized him.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
Uncle Pennywisc says,

When q man is let out of jan 70 so
home to die, he naturally feels a delicacy
about getting well.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
IRON the ST. PIrl Dipatch.

From the st. PHrl DiFatch.
Andrew Carnegie probably was trying
to qualify for one of his own hero medals
when he announced that Pittsburg
stenographer IL the prettiest woman in
the world. How many other married
men would dare TO take such chances?
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

william p. GUIDE. our prominent
florist, has not dined out for two
weeks
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Senator Hepburn win wrsstis an
other Southern memorial monument
bin 10 hniah next Week.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

From the Birmingham AsSHenh
Carnegie is sorry he said that Pitts
burg girl is the most beautiful in the
world. There are other cities and other
girls.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13
A Limited Number.
AprII I3 in HIstory.

April Ia. lsss-Henry VIII has HIS wills.
kers dyed.
April 13, 1TsEYoung Napoleon Bona
parte gets a job as sublieutenant
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Andy Carnegie recently told a young
woman that he considers her the most
beautiful girl in the world, but he didn't
guarantee to remember her In his Will
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Andy Carnegie started trouble when he
named the twenty greatest men, but II
was nothing to the rumpus he started
when he named the one prettiest girl.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

We hear the soda fountain Groom
And gently fizz-
The druggist will be ready soon
For early biz.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Frun The Miluuukee Sentinel
Ancient Troy was destroyed because .
feather-brained youth named the most
beautiful woman IN the world. Have q
care. Andrew Carnegie! Have = carsl
The Washington herald., 1912-04-13

Andrew Carnegie is now sorry that he
fsaid a Pittsburg stenographer was the
prettiest girl in the world. Many another
married man has had the same expert
ence.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-13
4 OMAIIY.

V New iorkn proyozuli ma
jednom leyisti Broadway nliee ko.
medii, niz dejc ~ zminka o q,
maze, jako o diyokem zdpada, kde
bnsoli u lndiani utikaii pred Ruf
falo Rlllem X dotazu, jak mohla
podobna misreprescnaiaee poysta,
u, odpoytslel jcdcu hratai, ic
kdyk hyl omalc, musel pitt pl.
vo kofliku loysem H. po osmt
hodine a. y diyadlceh prs sidel
hry, a. j. divno, jak mnlc obreen.
stvo n,eemu takoytmu na~loneha
a. Y prtem pfipa,m tapomn6l
pan New yorean, a. sakon saInu
da prolej lihoyin po osmS hodin5
a ae GA 60 pijak / maiiiel nstan.
ran,u 90 prualayaS ic,lnali trestns,
kdsi tomeei kotliku" sitliii "a
kou lhsatlla Pak y ratonlninh
misinosieeh misinosiech vau,ls
slluieh ptehaEsil sem a tsehastu
a AZ a9k,h j. 10 tira nspr,ssl 4
hlhina tAtss.l neni a. III sosl
I-asssleu Jest s,lyeWm usaflse
ksha shaeha New NaFku uanaha
WA lak slehFA . umsleekA ltsa,lla
iaso kleFekeli i.ns ms.la isn W
likesll va Nsvhesl' tesla pgtm.
seas take iiuA. sFavns lsk sgainA.
lsk ! nam sfehs,lu ritilea
We styrtsk mlnalsha tssme
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-13

lezitost, ably No t6z uyithnf jeho
ma pddu nebrasskou s1eastnil. --
ia M 10 nemohu, ~ 81 "Osytta'
ncopatiila fadnG ipformaee ohled-
ne jebo pfijezdu, coz byIo jeji po'
yinnosti, kdyz 50 ujala sama jeho
uyitdm. kdyby byli poslali Dru,
Vojan0yi telegram, tfeba collect ,
ably je to mic ncstdlo, jsem iist, he
by byIi dostali pfesU6 informace.
Ncbo, kdyby byli jako noyindfI
zacboyaIi taktnoat y6ti druhym II.
stdm, byli bycbom jim ochotnt po-
mobli yysetfiti pnjead vIalal sc
yzden}m h0stcm u uemuseIi bgti
dnes lidcm pro posm6ch,
Kdybyeh nebyl 90 soultromh o.
soba Czech sci Da padraI q spo.
l6bal ~ na "Osydtu", ze ona mas
Ccchy zastoupi, nebyl by ydbce
uilsdo hoNta ~na pads nebfasskUI
uyitol u nebyli bychom yhbec zyf'
deli, kdy bude pfeuocovati o.
maze, lee snad M patek n TO by
bylo b}yalo jiz pozd6 ma aranzo.
ydni ial6koli pocty neb demon
strace.
Tento pripad jest opftnym dL.
kazem, ze zayist nenavist so
svtty" nezna mez u ncdovedou il
poilaciii, AMI kdyz Sc jednh o vec
yseobecne dnlezitosti, jez ma by.
ii ysem pfcdni. "Osyeta" jest TAX
zabrana do samochyaly, tax zane
prazdntnA osoboyanim 81 zasluh 0
we, to, cemu Sc svt DOLBY snazi.
Ia yykopati hrob, ze neexistuje pro
nj zadnd ndrodni poylnnost bez so
bectyi samochydly,
Poslouzim jeste "Osy6tG" kou-
skem praydy o tom jak byla za.
lozena sioliee Geskeho iazyka ma IL
niversitt ' Lincoln, jak dalece
yydayatelstyo "Osy6ty" ma prd.
70 osoboyati 81 zdsluhy o nj.
Naclay Bures.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-13

pfedIohy, kter6 vyyoldyaji mnohe
ostrt n odsuzujici feti. Y dome
posIanch byla ysak pfedloha pen.
sijni yzdor fiIibustroydni poslancc
Roddenberryho pfijata 2l4 prot
3G hlashm.
v pondeli, dne II. bfezna. W.
boru yystGhovalcckenu byl poddn
protest amcrickG Federace prdce
proti Dillingbamov6 pfedlo2e, KITE
ron sc mali zmtniti pfistGhoyale.
ckt zakony u auaIfabetj bgti doce-
la . naI zem6 yylonteni V send-
tn mluvil senator Works We pro.
speech zmGny 6stayy Y tom smysIu,
ably doba 1fadoydni presidenta
byla zmGnGna ma Il let n nedoyolen
druhy termin. - Poslanee Aiken
omlouyal Sc IA sloya, ktcrh Dial pfi.
saditi do sye reel v konPrcssnim
recordu tistint, kterh uraN pre-
sdenta Tafta, ale kterd nefekl,
kdyz We sn6moyn6 mlnyiI. -- We
m6moyD6 SO jedna o poyoleni na
zemedeIsky odbor u bylo pfiznive
odpornceno zvysiti poyoleni ma o.
ehInnu narodnich lesnich rescrva.
81 q $4,000 na pnl miIIonn roe
ne - Vybor ma zalezitosti vnitfni
rozhodl se yysetfovati indianskon
llfadoynu IN cas administrace
Rooseveltovy u Taftovy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-13
OsvETE AMERICKE.

Nase naivni sousedka, "vzdy
neomylna", dava 81 poslednim
elsie spatne vysvedGeni sve up
TO date" novindfske spolehlivosti.
Redakce "Osv6ty" svolavala ce-
sky lid omazsky, ably uyital hra-
bette Lnetzowa az pojede skrze
Omahu. Vsc bylo pfipraveno, ale
ami il nenapadlo uycdomiti fedite-
le Pokroku o tom, go Sc chysta -
jest sice znamo, ~ Jest "Osyeta =
tlenem &. A. T. X. n proto SO dalo
otekavali, ze ma inlormace spole-
Hive a pfesne o ceste hrabete
Luetzowa n zejmtna, kdyz svola.
vi krajany omazske, ably Sc dosta.
viii. Nam ale je davno zndmd spo.
lehliyost "Osyety' a proto jsme
nclitoyali casu ami vfloh, aby.
ehom Sc dozyedeli, kdy skuteene
Wax, ma n6ml 80 nalezal vzacny
host, omahou pojede, ffiSel iscm
na nddra1, bych ~ co Czech s1east.
nil uyitani, ktere "osysta stro,
iila. hle, ma nadra1i nehylo nj.
koh0, ami slaynt redakee "osya-
~ "osyeta sama vfala MA So,
be 1kol uyitani, ignooyala mas
list, ktery yldy a tsr,le snail So
. alar eeske yeci eest eesksho
im9na kdyi pfi tom must
pet.aTili ,,sohni poeity k,Shy
ehnm hyli uSitAnl hfah8lr I.uetxo
Va arantoyall my hyll hsehom -
uapfed urtite peesye,leil kdt
ptilesle q pak hyelhou hyli DALI VI
slemost ga m"sua uelt0lslnu -
elu kFaAna "a i.sa III na "a
sfa8l eo teeh a "a aAslulee lis,u
honaie p,afs syou pnsiuuosl, . q,
eekANal isem r. nsYetA yyke.
uAla sss oslAinl
Y mlnalsm Nsm 1isle "nssss
Ia siaI ma mns i.sllsS aiek H.
pFs i.sm ~ sItst hsshsie laelse
va .Am = ns,lsl issm nikama rA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-13

d ~
tesan, pracujici na staybG move o.
krcspi radnice, Prohlasili, Ne uGi
mill taB proto, Ae jiz po n6koIik
Itydn1 ncdostaIi 1ddn6 yyplaty
Tajemnik ydlky Stimson do.
psal briRddniku Smithoyi, ze po.
sadky We Fort Omaha u Fort
Crook bldou nad6Ic udrzeny u bu.
dou tyofiti centrdlnI skupinu yo.
Ijcnskych posddek Y zemi. Mini.
sterstyO nayrhoyalo konccntroyA.
| nj yojska n zr1lseni mnohych 70.
jcnskych tabord We vnitrozemi, ale
jak Sc zdA, kongressnici tomu ne.
pfipusti.
We ctyrtek veGer odbyyal
Dahlmanilv klub syou prvni schdzi
Y tctO Rampant u prohlhsil se pro
Inominaci guyernera llarmona a
pro n, u. Fanninga IN elena dem
Inhrodniho yyboru Mimo mayora
DahImana feGnili komisaf Flynn
a yyp. okfesni ndyIadnf Piatti. X
e.. Strehlow n +. j. McShane byIi
IodpOruceni "a delegaty naseho
kOngressDih0 distrktu do demo
kratickt narodni konvcncc Y
Baltimore.
- M6stsky klerk Dan X. Butler
Izdda m6stskou radu, ably WySila
IpIat yolebnich klerku ma rs IA
den, neb pry jim stale prace pri.
Ibyya, prace jest stale obtizn6jsi a
Ikomplikoyan6jSi a neni mono ii.
skati dobrych sil k sluzbe We yo-
lebnim osudi, kdyz nedostanou "a
to primerene zaplaceno.
- Predseda mtstske rady Louis
Berka dayal rade a mestskym Il.
redniku banket 6tery min. ~
dnc V mistnosti Wrothove. Soudce
W. w. Slabaugh byl feditelem pri-
.pitku, kterych pronesena celia IA
.da, hlavne oysem a to ten neJsr-
detn6Si hostitel, ktery j mezi syy-
mi politickymi opponenty V rade
syym spraynym jednanim ziednal
81 mnoho pratel.
Mesisky praynik podal rade
dobrozdani, ze mtstskf zdrayotni
inspcktor Dr. X. W. Connell ma
.podlc prdya odeyzdati mestu So
s2375, ktert mu yyplatila okres-
ni rada IN ohstaraydni zlrayotni
slatistiky pro okres Pan doktor
.pri Dc plaeen mtstem "a cely svnl
cas- jestli yyd6laya Y tom Ia
Sc praei pro ntkohu jintho, pax
prs ma mssto ma lyto fenize pra
.Ko.
Delnioi pozor Labor League
hulc o,lhSyalI d0lciitou pohti.
rkou sch0xi siu Metzoye ga pa.
pa resafr yr tlytlek dine IA
bvsm. y : hodin vr5er vsichni
ttsli yeli3i isou adAni ahy ~ 10
srhhh dostasill
lssNais Rdni Davis ktprs
hsl uueen polatl sVeu rrsisuaei
ucehttl u htti faslau mista sytha
fhaNen az la sohaly mia tt,lne
perh,el mlutiti Q SVEN pfipa,iS :
uikSm. ale klsl tasupisS I.f,nesly
lsslehlanu igha ieny ta hSl ~.
.hpul \ prohlassnl NrsApita nie,
- - ssale. Nsssalais slnn Ma vi.
sehe ani aa nie = pf,rEayen ~.
trsblil ~ nasleslkAm sveho Ise.
kleska "a tlna = ma klals. q
semael ie.lnstsle slitesal poplal
nikam sss wsnls. hlssns easm a.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-13

IA jisty poplatek pomtze, ably ma
ne rozpoGt6nG popIatky IN dlazde-
nj uIiec byIy 2naGnG snlzeny. Tim
Izpdsobcm yymAni ma mnohgeh
rozlicn6 sunny, Davis praW, he byl
* tomu dobnan desperdtnim fl
naGnim postayenim, do ktereho jej
IuyrbIa poIitika Dokud pracOyaI
jako konduktcr pro pOuIitni dra-
hu, byI spoItojen ma jeho rekor-
du II drdhy neni ami poskyrny.
Ale kdyz Sc pustiI do politiky, Sc
znal, ~ pffjmy nestaGi kryti Wy
ddpi, upadal stale vice a vice do
dluhd, M wal 1totiste k zloGin-
Inym operacim, VeIka porota bu-
dc asi vyslycbati sytdky, ktem da-
III Dayisoyi 1platky q neni pochy-
by tom, ze jcj da Y obzaIobu --
u jelikoz nczapirA syt why, bude
jeh0 osud kratkOsti speceten
Davis ma mn0ho prateI, kteff s
MIN sympatisuji a prohIasnji, ze
ponze poliiika zniGila tohoto jinak
dobrehO u pro dObro mtsta yHdy
pracujiciho muze.
- Bylo by pro mas, omazske
ccehy, spatnym yysyedtenim, by
chom ztstali pozadu IA jinonaro-
dovci, ktefi plni vsude sine a di-
yadla, kdekoIi y6hlasne kvinteto
bratff lIrubych koncertuje. Ma
banketu, davanem hrab6ti Luetzo-
wow V Lincoln, sklizeli nasi mladi
umelci prave triumfy a dostalo Sc
jim uzndni nejen nasim vzacnym
hostem, ale i vybranou spolecnosti
nejpredtjSich Americana naseho
statu. "Vytecne", Excellent"
to byla celia kritika, jiz pronaSeli
icastnici banketu ze vsech Gasti
naseho statu Sc sjedsi. Pfisti nede-
Ii, dne IL, t, m, vystoupi bratIi
Hrubych pred sve omazske kraja-
ny v Sokoloyne. Poneyadz pax
vstupnt porovnani $ umeleckym
pozitkem, iaky mas tam eeka, jest
nepatrne, tudiz ten, kdo by
pfilezitost tuto promeskal, pripra-
yuje Sc jeden nejlcpsieh pozit-
kn letosni zimni saisony. Program
jest kazdem ohledu umeleckym
a obsahuje perly eeskt hubby, ja-
ko Prodanou nevestu iine sklad-
by eeskych melcu svetoyeho jme-
nd. Pani bratfi IIrubych vsude
hraii teske skladhy TAX roznasi
slasu teskt hubby nejeu syymi "a
meleekymi yykonS, ale semamo-
vanim americkeho nberenstya :
krasami teskt hubby yuhec. Fro
Ia. ma shledanou vsiehni v
nedsli yc6cr Sokolotnt
Cen yikaf katoliekt die
eese omaiSk6 Monsienore Colaneri
oh,irkel = lima sprawl, g omai
ska iireesc h,ple rozsleleua move
hiskalstu zhtrno kearney
ntseese hisknra hearney bude
olsahoyaii lerrilonnm fapadne al
lieysi. ilull, Wheeler Greelsy. Ito
ward a HALL okrr>0 q ia iihn pa
sle "a 5 hees Platte Areihiskup
ksane pod iehoi sprayu omaA,k
hlsknlsssi I,alfi wols "a nehltisc
@hAAi hiskupA Seauaelia 4 TINA
h. nasiss Davenport .larrga
IA - SienN City q Tthsua ! l.ln
es,ln. iakei ol.oa nesSeh hiskura
nes Melnes a Chsssaas. shS ~
assshll kehe matt elms eslpe.
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s,spansk nomineyan

\ Cellar kapa,lsish e,lhssans
hNlt I.ausl5li ptedyelhs = naml
pace "a maSoFa - sloslale Miltmu
SleIisnkegl > Louis Reihesi uen
esal kanslisiaty "a koml~afs ehlr
iel bred lssasli t,diisl sasapisa
Republican. aslslee hlssa
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ruciti "a ,biskupa move nebrasske
diecese Sbor biskupu bude uva-
zovati sesti kandidatech, pred
lozenych jim biskupy tech Wy
bere tri jmena, ktera pax budou
poslana do Kima. u tech trf jeden
SO stane biskupem move zafizene
dieccse.
- Pan Ant Kodym, dobre po-
yGsti tGsicf sc zakazkoyy krejel,
zotayil Sc ne sye tGmGf cele 3 me-
sice tryajfci nemoci jiz TAX dalece,
ze opGtne jest schopen V zayod6
SVEN poyolani syGmu Sc yenovati.
Pan Kodym dIouha Ieta jiz ylast-
nil krejcoysky zayod Omaze a
praye posledni jeho nemoc nejyiee
mu Sldodila, jezto osobne nemohl
z6jmdm sytho obchodu Sc venoya-
ii. V minulych dnech p. Kodym
zavod sydj pfestGhoyal Il IIa1ney
vi. do tisla Ais JIM Is. ul., kde
jest pripraven oboru SVEN yzor.
ne kazd6mu poslouziti.
- HaIezitost radnibo Charles M.
Dayise 2 dyandct6 wardy byIa ra-
zem skontena, kdyz do Gtvrtecnf-
no zasedani mestskG rady John G.
Klauck pfinesl Davisoyu resigna-
ci. TIA ysak nebyIa ctena drive,
dokud rada formaln6 nepofadala
Dayise 0 to, ably resignoyal. Rada
Ijiz deI8 dobu zabyvaIa Sc yyse-
tfoyanim obzaloby Davise ne
spravn6bo jednani v 1fadG, ale
stale tax, ably mu byla dana pffle-
zitost dostati sc 4 toho ven resig-
naci, coz Sc take stale. Davis ne
chce o zalezitosti yGbec mluyiti.
Rada NIUE nyni uprazdnene mi.
sto sama obsaditi, ale pochybuje
Sc, ze sc tax stane, ponevadz cas-
do zmeny spravy kimissionaf-
skou jest jiz kratky.
- Omazsky akademicky socbaf,
pan Frank Syoboda, vypracovaI d
Ipostavil ma katolick6m hfbitoye
We Vail, Ia, skupinu soch, ktera
jest tamnim tiskem prohlasena "a
me- ejumeleeteja dflo sveho druhu
We state. Ma jinem mfst6 tohoto
cisla pfinasime vyobrazenf a po-
pis umtleckeho dila naseho kra-
Jana, ktery jK okrasliI ma sta
hfbitovu po zapade pomniky ce-
ny umelecke. Z pana Svobody
dostanou krajane dilo umelecke "a
tutez neb nizsf cenu, nez nekte-
reho cizonarodnih0 kamennika.
Netreba pana Svobodu odporuco-
vati - pouze chceme pripomato-
vati Gtenai'lm jich vlastnim "a
Jmu, kan Sc mohou obratiti pro
nejlepSi druh sochafske prace.
- Panf Tillie Brozova vyhrala
sviij druhy soud prot nemocnici
Omaha General Hospital, kterou
zaloyala ma S25,0 900, ze nedbalost
zrizencf nemocnice zavinila smrt
jejiho manzela. Phi prvnim SOU
de dala il porota rozsudek prot
nemocnici ma $4,000. Tentokrate
vSak pi.ifkla j ien $1,000 Nemoc-
nici byl totiz minule povolen no
Ivy soud ma zaklad6 technickyeh
ehyb, ktere Sc udaly pii prvnim
pfeli6eni.
- u cyklu diyadelnich pred
stayeni, kterymi t6to saisony sna-
lziyy Dramatieky odbor Tel. jed
Sokol bayi nase obeeenstvo, osved.
Il Sc zajiste yeselohra "l' hileho
konitka j" neilepsim magnetem
Buie sehrdna Sokoloyn6 nede
iii, due u brezna a dobrt obsaze.
lui pilutm studiem, Jake kusu ma.
u ochotniei renuii isou zarukou
zpamenittho poiitku pro omazske
ohecenslyo, ktert by melo hoinou
naysttsou dati jim ma ievo syt u,
nani saroyen pobidku X ,lalsi
tinnosli
Paul lieeey vexeh okresni
hastily onrm0euel min tt,tnt ue
s,oSieetnl a drslufekec. Jake byIa
'ytreui itnesl fa,lraheno. taktka u
duila lio sstha. ktcti - tam na
lttal
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Y mnulSm sssm lisle "o,ss
Ia sial na mns isllvS atek H.
rFs sem ~ sI,st heshsts las,se
wA sAm = ne,lal issm aikaaa pft