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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22

II WlAstG panf Prantnerova. Tu V
zaehyatu silenstW wal revolver,
vessel do obydli p, Prantnera u
namifenym reyolyerem ohrozoyal
manzelku p. Prantnera, matku TO
8 ditek, jez v dobG t6 byla donna
sama = mensimi dftky. Nev6douc
ii rady pani PrantneroyA telefo-
noyala sousediim o pomoc, nez SC
ale souscd6 dostayiIi, Silence, aniz
by byl n6co spachal, odeSel do
sy6ho domoVa II tam sc zaGal IA
mestnayat yselikgmi nesmyslny-
mi yecmi Ma 10 byl uy6domGn
okrcsni serif, kter} pro Strnada
pHjcl automobiIu jej odyezl
IN pozorovacf stanici do Albert
Lea, odkudz pax poslan do Ro-
chester, kdez bnde neho dobfe
p0siaranO.
Pani Anna Hermanova 2
Newman Grove Nebr., psala Y
Amerikanu, ze prg tetIa, Ne jsem
IbyI V Omaze ma sjezdu cSDPJ. .
zdroyeh SO onom dopisn taze,
zdali jsem 10 il, Karel Funfar, 70.
zag Y obci Dlouhf Lhot6, okres
Ibiroy Odpoyidam, ze anol TEL
SO jcSt6 trochu pamatuji na syou
rodnou obec, V niz jsem spatfil
sy6tlo syGta dne s. MAZE roku
1865, OtGinu svou opustil jsem $
rodiGi roku 1875, jsem tudiz 81
rokn yzdalen ze syeho rodiste. Ae
jsem tehdy byl pouze chlapec de-
sitilety, pfece Sc jest6 pamatuji
ma n6ktere sye spoluzaky Ctena
panl, yelice me test, ze i Wy po
TAX drahng cas- v pameti sv6 Jste
81 me uchovala. M, ja jsem od
Petr1 e.. ~. Mnj otec byl po
mnoho rokd starostou a byl tudiz
dobfe znam. Bohuzel, ze uz tady
neni, kryjet jei chladna zem6 jiz
po deset rokd. Ct6na pani Her.
manova, tesilo by mne vclice, kdy-
bychom Sc mohli sejit osobne, pax
zaiiste obzivly by Lase vzpomin-
Ky ma onu dobu, kdyz jsme chodi-
| il do skoly k nasemu nezapome-
nuteln6mu uciteli panu Capkovi,
ma kterehoz do sve smrti nezapo,
meneme, Zdravim Vas cteneho
VaSeho manzela budete-li 81
sti tyto fadky. piste mi laskavl
ma tuto adressu;
karel Funfar,
Myrtle, Mimi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22
zPRAvY z BRUNO. NEBR,

Slaynost ma den veneeni
hrob6, 30. kvetna 1912. pofada
Tel, jed Sokol Y Bruno. l'r1yod
ma Ndrodni hfbiloy vyide ze So.
kolovny ye . hod. odpoledne. Pro.
gram na hrhi,ove bude / Zpsy
Zapeji siudenti High School "a
iizeni prineipala Aloise froskov.
cc ., Rae MA thema tohoto ,lne
pfednese professor y A. steeh =
David Cts, 4 zpey Zapeii stu,
denii High school Fri slaynos
sti deinkoyaii hudc Troianova
hudha Neeer odhyya se yseabce.
na ianeeni sahaya, Doafame, 10
nsyslesa ioho ,lnc bi,le slusua
Y minul,eh dueeh aldr1ela
fnama liFma : hosposlaf~ktm nA
ta,lim kfii 4 lllalnS yelkon kAru
PmsAtkn. takie ha,le na ,lohrou
ie0 pfiptasena a faFnAf0m SPA
kal "a lssnoa eena dan Ia lFhu
Pan NAslas rtaaek. hSsals
pAs esasinik, nsnl ' Miller. Hans
usaseas, rfuel asnielkaa VA
nakalika slsnal nAys,ssu
"AIms Mater hsl nAses
hisaila. klers mia sahatu ssSsr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22

" Sokoloyne sehraIi starN zaci We
refine 5koly Diyadlo bylo pelfne
schr1no q humorem hodne pro-
Itkdno. Ndysteya byIa take dosti
slnsnd.
v minulych dncch dlela ma
vst6yon u dop. I, |. pi. Bfezinoyh
II Rayenna, Nebr.
V pdtek, dnc ~. kyetna t. r,
|uspofddh mistni vefejna skola IA
bqynt.yzdtIayaci program jalSo
ma ukontcui skolniho bthu +. +,
Prof Simek university ioWslte,
MNmS preddk a narodni pracov-
NIX bade slavnostnim fe6nikem.
I1dlc jiz q dob minulycb, ze rec
jeho yzdy hlnbokg DOZEN po.
D6eni Ditn yasem zaneeha Roz-
uni se samo sebou, ze bude rec
jch5 ccskd. Dale Da progfamu je
zndmy yirtnos ma housle p Aug.
Molzer y Lincoln, ktery roynez
nfkolik koncertnicI knsh pred
nose, Skoldozorce i, a. Steeh bn-
de royn6z pfitomen q odeyzdh II
graduantilm diplomy, OaekAya-
me, ze rodifoye a krojan6 y bIizka
II s0usedaW yefer tcnto yGci do.
brt 0bttnjf n IA program brnen-
size skoIy 80 dostayi. Prof Sim
koyi yoIdne jiz nyni "Na zdarl'
Velkf podiyeni zpdsobiIa
zprdya okresnim tydcnniku III,
IT,, M nls yhzeny obGan a nejzA.
ImozntjM farmhf v Brnf, p, Anton
Gruntordd, obdrzcl cd sy6 zeny
rozyod. PHtina fozyodn neni
Inhm zndma. Soudcem pfifknuty
Ip. Grnntor6doyi 3 dGti, cblapci,
pl brlDi0rad0Ye z deD, hOlky,
100 akrd pozemkn obydli V
Bruno. V manzelstyi Mli to We
syorntm pom6ru kolem Is rokh.
PMtiua zdyaznA mnsela mezi mimi
Ibyti, kdyz nechttli spoIcGn6 dele
IItL Proto jim ma dalH cestf a
vc syobodnfm stayu pfejeme mno-
no zdarul
Pan v BIatny dlel po eely
IN. t. Y Benson, kde byl piln6 IA
Imtsindn opragon obydIi ma ~ sye
renti q chvdIi Sc, jak TO tam do.
bfc udtlali dost lacino, Proti
wire yzdy jen budc, he ami phl-
Imillionafem k starosii ncbude.
Pana Jakuba NeIenGho, tesa.
fe, hledejte nyni Brainard ma
f'uksoyt move stayb6 residence.
~ Ne snad q gruntu novy, ale
IdpInt pfemfneny a malbou opa-
tfeny hall ylastni PIP. Kaspar a
Dolezal. Muzika v mem bude go
Inejdrfye.
Pozdray! +, r. O.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22
zPRAVY z ITHACA, N, Y, A
OKOLI.
karel flmfar,
Myrtle, Mimi
pne II kvSian 1912

nne II. kyetah 1919
Sc vseeh stran hlayni eesty
smefuiici do Ithaca hndou prt
letoS dokonseny Isou Ia eeSty
stalni asfaltose To hude neeo
pro auiomohily ~ mali plany,
iak poielou okolo Iexera, kolem
dokala. Ithaca de Cortland, i
Cortland ia Auburn, . Auburn ia
S,neca Falls q oslind sase do liha
ia. celkem prs ti mil 10 teto
resis mlde iessiit = ui ietli vel
~ Overland" aulomehu NJ
sltli isms. ie leta. hasle se 10 pFa
eeyat ua naal srsls el k.,s a
Rougvs lIarhar. ala ie Ia odleis
no ua ptlsll tel
v peadsll " ~asna cshls
dlla ,srlamsE klesl al aa n
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22
ZPRAvy z HAY SPRINGS. NE
hRASKA A oKOLf

hssieens ptref sinnhn rfv.
mahla "a aaFun dlauhoa f.mn .
eieplila So TAN dalsee r. maino
rfasesal hes kahAin prahns obi
II isss ia lsmsf sAss'hna fa~'to.
pskns yfchAsi a sss ukaaaie IA
dahren aFedu Marina = hrsmhery
~ nsni sasell .lla yssha hude
ls'e. IaeAie plasiln sAsena Vice
neA kdskalls Diva
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22

,hup, Grotop pry docela mrzlo.
INediyte se, ze bylo 2ima tyto dny,
Iyzdyf to byly dny tfi zmrzlych
Imuz6 Pankrdee, Seryace o Boni.
face q ii nikdy neopomenou pfijit
" polou kyetnu.
-- MinuIou nedtli jsem naysti-
villa pana o pani kozloyy - my
sIela jsem 81, ze muslin sc podi-
vat, jakou W mali labrddku o ku.
rata, no, . trochu 81 sklipnout. -
Pani Kozlova VI ma p6kpou zeler
Ininu, docela "bituje" mDe, ale
m6Ia prdy6 yelkG pilno, neboe 81
idelala mustr pWnu hozlovi mn kali
hoty. Nejak j TO neslo TAX jsem
Iji pomdhala. Napfed jsem to cbte-
la ud6lat podIe miry, ale pan ten
se medal zmefit IN nic ma syete, ---
| Poyidam tedy pf kozloy6; Mu.
! SINE to udelat podlc okal' A sta
10 Sc. Nastfihaly jsme mu ma bile
gate q jak budon pasovat, pride
me Sc podiyat, az ma nej udGlame
Ipfekyapeni. Proto Sc pfiprayujte
Iysichni tichosti, ably TO nevedel.
~ Pan Martin Srnka po neko-
Ilik mesicd meskal We stare vlasti
Iy laznlch k yuIi revmatismu a jak
Imn6 PAM Srnkova sdelila, citi Sc
pan Smka Ease svezi, COZ mu ze
srdce pfejem. w pry brzo prize.
de Ease zp6t do sveho domova
Ithaca.
- We ctyrtek tasne rano zaGa-
10 opet prset a prselo skoro cely
den, naeez Sc vyjasnilo my Sc
radovali, ze az bude pekpe, ale
dnes, patek, 2 rama NJ Ease Sc
cedi jako 2 konve. kdy jenom le-
tos nasazime kukufici2 Ale to je-
Ste neni nejhorsi ~ ale misty ne
Imaji farmdfi ami jestG ovsy Ease
tie. My NJ owes name nejaky cas-
zasety ale sell isme Y nedeli,
kdyz bylo pfizniye poeasi Kdy.
bych tax mohla jako nemohu, TAX
bych uz ia mradna poslala tam do
lzapadni Nebrasky aneb Kansasu,
kde to farmdfi potfebujil Trdva,
stromovi psenice II v tom pota-
ii libuii, ale brambory jeste ne
yzesly a ami ie nemozno do toho
blata zasadit Ovocne stromovi IA
Sc vsechno ie plnem kvetu, jen
broskvon6 isou takmef eele znice-
ne poslcdni zimou,
Dne 10 kvetna k nam prize
hi = Moray od Rrna pan a PAM
sehulzoyi, hodlajiee sc v Ameri.
ee usadit TEST mas, - nam opet o
iednu rodinu pfibylo do naSi osa-
dy.
Jestli tyto fadky hude eist
pani X 2itkova thieagu, al mus
laskays sdeli svnu ryneisi adresn.
neher ma mai dopis isem od nj ne,
losiala iAdn6 zprays a 10 ~ ie ri
mesiee Mann il easi d0lehtsho
sslSlili
rani llereiuerosA Y Grataa
D. stale upoutAna IA laie rcyma.
tiAmem
: pollrayem
/ A. gGa.a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22
ZPRAvY ZE SPENCER, NEB,
Dne H. ky6tna 1912.

Dile ~ kFetuH lol2,
Scdim M sazetee o pofad
pfcmyslim jak a go q kouecnG mi
napadlo, abych nfco napsaI do
nnseho miIfbo "Potroku". Ale
ien 70. ably 10 Gtenafc bayiIo a nj.
koho uenraziIo7 M, budu psdt
jen praydu . N IA 50 tIoyfk sty.
.dtl nemusi. Chef NJ zmfniti 0 N
postoyfi objednayce, pro kterouz
obchodnici ma ycDkoy6 ma rolnilSy
tolik hubuji Rolnici u prg posi-.
laji pro zboI do Chicaga, timz
domAcf obcbod yelice trpi Nez
die mtho nabledu, json tim jen
sami vinni a osiatnt delnji totez,
90 dtlaji rolnici Myslim, ze ma
.kozdg prdyo N sy6 penize kou.
pitt tam, kde Sc mu libi kde DO.
stanc zboI leypeji Uyedu jen
jodiny pfiklad toho, ze obcbodni.
ci dtlaji tottz go lolDfei. Idejsi
sedlhf jest moe ny, kdyz Sc doyi,
ze Vi nfkdo objcdna. postroj neb
sedlo Chicago sam 81 OBJ.
jednhya kofalku = Omahy neb
Chicago na bedny yldor tomu, ze
jsme tady nell ctyri saloony a
TAX tinf t6mef ysichni obchodni.
ci, 90 nemaji We SVEN obchodu,
poslon Vi pro TO do Chicago neb
jinam. syeho souseda TO mekou.
.pi, jezto by IN TO musel vie pla.
iii. A ddkazh takoyych man ne,
kolik Kdyby ale V kazdtm meste.
cku bylo ma mist6 10 pouze jen 5
obchodnikh, mohli by pax prodd.
vat leyueIi q rolnici By knpoyali
donna. To jest mnj nahled 0 v6ci
tt.
Ted ncco jineho Rolnici
mail pilno Sc sazanim korny, ne.
bot name pekne poeasi, vldhy
dost. skoro kazdy tyden prsi a ne
kdy M moe. Stromy v zahradach
budou pomaIu odkyetle a nepri.
ide-li nejaka pohroma, budeme
mit dosti ovoce. Vsak by toho by.
10 NJ tfeba. abychom ia nemuseli
porad draho kupovat
Dcerka pi Bnrhory Vleko.
VI zlamala II ruku, Pan Josef
IIayranek ma take stale nesteSii
w mi podruhe dceru nemocni.
ei a nedeli dne -. kvstna bu.
de operoyana. Pan Josef Svobo.
la jit ri mesiea jest upoutan ma
laiko neyi,anym hoslem - rev.
matismem,
Se sr,lecnSm pnxdrayem
ssem atenhf0m a redakei rnkro.
ku" xnameuAm ~ neia
Vac liamhek. islnatel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-22

To- N druAa sahrslnieh -.
men csns 81 Is "a 10 eenla do.
nlsikn da.saae rrvmh ten, kdo
Il rfvaplAli sino ~ "ceske-
Americks vsnkos
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

No amount Of education can com
pensate for the lack OF the saving
grace Of common sense.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
JUST ONE TAFT ELEcroR.

The following electors on the Re
publican ticket declared for Roosevelt
in the interviews given out by the
BuH Moose organization w. A. vii
llams. Marion; Nj P Houzer. Broker
Arrow N. w Hinch, Eingisher; G..
E. Nickel Alva II l. Hicks, Olus-
tee; J. 6. Rails. Atoka. Ret MfIlard
Pawhuska; L. ! Long, Beaver.
g. n Flick Of Oklahoma City Is put
down BY Mcdonald as for Taft, But
as willing to vote with tha majority.
Flick is regarded by Taft Republicans
as the one reliable stand-patter On the
Republican electoral ticket. NJ. L.
McWilliams of Miami says he Is for
TAFT but that he would vote for
Roosevelt rather than Wilson Ac-
cording to these statements. the ticket
may be considered eight for Roosevelt
one for Taft, and one uncertain. TAFT
Republicans, as rule, VIII vote only
for G. N. Flick, as he is the one man
on the ticket considered certain fol
Taft The word has already been
passed along to the stand-patters and
reports from different localities indi
Gates that the Taft men know thai
Flick is their sole representative on
the electoral ticket. They are plan
ming to scratch All Of the other nine
What little TAFT movement there is
in this state IS for Flick and agains
all the other regular Republican elee
tors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

e ignores the fine feeling Of generos.
iy manifested BY Gov Wilson
But are h friends ol the colonel
for whom he speaks pursuing the
policy which De Jays down? The am
sWer 20 this question may be found 10
ans newspaper which reports the~>ut-
terancss q the Third Term advocates.
20 spite b We coloAers expressed
wishes ae dsplofable assault on hls
liie Is being played up As a STAR feat.
ure "a theif Stock cf arguments We
have only t0 listen % the tlrade q
Perkins 1slore the Ciapp committee
V Gov Johnson Cow stubbs or any
one "a fc0ra n lesser lights to ob-
serve tae e1teli " which a matter
wholly irrelevant y tae cane is being
made to d0 service 40 the campaign.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24


~
pny
has Been
~ Oklahoma Fer
.a4sa m arg and
~ - a H5u- law
mm aee
a As k enid b5r
m orq education and 81 ex-
teu=iea systsm skaaaieal AID ro-
ior fussngu. together With tie
snIr deartmsnt 81 charities anl corr
-eetiors III srv American state.
Oklahoma under Democratic gov
eminent aadsr tie constitution which
Roosevelt opposed through his secrs
Il 81 var and of which IS said his
ouihion would not lock vel IN print
has already applied the greater part
81 lis program 0f social and industrial
justice. In what Mss Adams called
.ss field 81 corrosive measures and
measures Of human development Okla
homa has already taken an advanced
position. Notwithstanding this work
which costs some money state govern
ment IN Oklahoma is more economical
than 10 the Republican states of Kan
sas and IoRa. But The chief opposi-
ton 10 Democratic government in Ok
lahoma today IS on account Of this
particular work in the application Of
progressive politics. The opposition Is
based principally upon the fact that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

Uncle ST says about the sorriest in
diyiduai he knows is the one VINO is
always on the blow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
TIE COLONEL AND HIS FOOLISH
Friends

iaa statement issued WHILE he was
81 e haaRsi n Chicago, coi Roose.
W declared tH he heartily agreed
Wa manlg and E0gar statement
r Bryan FL e tet0hat tAe
assault on aln hoald nol tglre As a
GamHssn issue Ha aid in parti
II WBh b point ont however that
neither nof ehas have asked
That tbe discussion ba turned away
sren the principles inroiyed Oh the
contrary. Ne emphaticaliy demand
thaf tie discussion be carried On pre-
eisely as t ! bad hot been shot
aaaIl be sorry e ST. Wilson does not
kaep 81 the stump and ! feel that be-
ewes # to himself and the American
people to continue on the stump.
50 faf as my oppeamts are con
eeraea whatever coulS 8ita truth and
pFopfIesg have been SAID against ne
ana my cause before i was shot can
aiia equal truth ahd equal propriety
g said AGAINST me now. and It should
os 50 said. and the things that cannot
b SAID nov are merely the things shat
ought moi = have been said before.
This IS not 2 contest about amy man;
j contest concerning principles
ID suite 81 the earlier statement at
ribHted 70 the colonel that It was
ialls foF Wilson to withdraw from
stump Tie position which be takes
in t9e above language must Pc regard
8 IS entirely Hf8ner and iair. although
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
THE EXPLANATION.

There is a great deal Of speculation
going on as to why Col. Roosevelt
shaves before going to bed instead Of
at the times customary among men.
The best explanation we have seen
comes from the San Antonio Light,
which says that in many ways the
question is remindful OF the dlsserta-
tion Of the Snowman in tie immortal
Van Emburgh's Menagerie" on the
Filyloo bird:
This, ladies and gentlemen, is the
celebrated Fillyloo bird from South
Africa He wates six feet out In the
water and six feet back again. Why
be does it, Heaven only knows"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

counties
Senator owen ln bis speech at Enid
ths conversion o. Theodore
Roosevelt to Progressive Democracy.
Re described TIE Incident az Wash
ns.on when. as president Col Roose-
YETI said his opinion Of the Oklahoma
constitution would nos look well m
print and declared that since then the
third term candidate has embraced
practically all 81 the political princf
ples embodied in the Oklahoma con-
stitation He said. toe, that Ct is wel
enough ID rejoice over the return 0f
tha prDdigal and while he ala not ob-
feet Ia the killing q tile fatted ealf in
his honor. he was not prepared to ap-
prove the plan 70 make him the head
o. Eae family Tis Is All apt descrip-
tion 81 the situation. but Col Roose-
welt is running for president on his
record as wen az bis speeches al Os-
sawattomie. Columbus and Chicago
He would probably resent bitterly the
idea that he is a prodigal, or that
he has been converted to any differ
eni view from that he maintained five
years ago. There is a question as tc
whether the colonel has really been
converted or whether he a'waya ad
justs his political principles accord
iIs to the emergencies Of the hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
ALMosT d MlRAcIE.

One Of the most startling changes
ever seen in any man. according to
w B. Holsclaw, Clarendon. Tex, was
effected years ago in his brother He
had such a dreadful coughb he writes,
that all our family thought he was
going into consumption, but be began
to use Dr. Kings New Discovery, and
was completely cured by ten bottles.
Now he is sound and well and weighs
2l8 pounds. For many years our fam
lly has used this wonderful remedy
for coughs and colds with excellent
results It's quick. safe, reliable and
guaranteed Price 80 cents and sl.09.
Trial bottle free at Brown & Co Adv.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

itis doubtful if any man ever felt
bett OF benefited in any way by los
ins ais tempey
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
OWEN IN CAMPAIGN.

Senator owen has made thus far
yery effective campaign He mas
spoken a large part Of the time in
northern Oklahoma where he has had
large audiences who have listened
with great interest to his speeches.
The meetings addressed by Owen and
Hurray in this part Of the state which
under ordinary circumstances is
strongly Republican, have been much
more largely attended than any other
political meetings held during the
campaign. Both Murray and Owen
have made speeches appealing strong
~ 70 Progressive Republicans and a
greatly increased Democratic vote is
confidently expected in the northern
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

After telling OF two German airmen
falling from a height Of three miles,
the correspondent was thoughtful
enough to add that they we're both
killed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

Ay erroneous rsnseton standing reputation any
ssso f o. corporation which
columns VIII Be gladly corrected being
- stseas.ea e Tie management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24

Now If you think you can spell those
Balkan.Turkish war names, any bet
ter than we can, just sail into it. Bet
even Jonas Cook can't spell half Of
them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-24
EXPRESS pAckAcErrEs.


= . . = y . = > =
Itis doubtful if any man ever felt
bett or bepetited in any way by los
ns dis tempeS
Uhsle ST says about the sorriest in
dIyiduai he knows is the one who is
always on the blow.
No amount Of education can com
pensate for the lack Of the saving
grace Of common sense.
Courtesy in business dealings may
be a small matter. but it helps to dis
tihguish the gentleman.
The order Of dead broke sports
viii not be as numerous as usual after
lhe election ChIs year-hagd to get
bets.
TO assume an attitude Of lofty dis
dain toward any kind Of honest, though
humble labor, Is sure sign Of snob.
berry.
Mac" should have known better
It would take a good deal more than
a loaded cigar to bother Col schow-
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-11-06
Tcddy'S 9th Birthday.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Oct. 27.-To-
day as Theodore Roosevelt's fifty
foul IN anniversary and he celebrated
it quietly with his family. Mrs. Roose-
welt, Miss Ethel, Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr., and his wife, and Quentin, sat
down 10 the birthday dinner with
the head Of the family. In the after
noon the Emlen Roosevelts dropped
in to extend their congratulations,
and Oscar Straus, Progressive candi-
date for Governor of New York, and
Mrs. Straus, came from New York by
automobile.
Col. Roosevelt did not leave the
house to-day. His walk Of yesterday
tired him so much that it was
thought best for him to rest. DR.. AL
eXander Lambert and DR.. George e.
Brewer came from New York to dress
his wound and found their patient
continuing to improve.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-11-06
Moonshincr Gives Up.
(Greenville Piedmont, Oct. 2S.,


William (alias Babe) Durham, the
moonshiner, who took French leave
Of the United States Court Oh Octo-
Der 18th, while the jury was out con-
sidering a case against him and five
other mOuntaineers for Illicit distil-
lation OF whiskey, and for whose re-
turn to the court Judge Rose issued
a bench warrant and also an order
estreating his bond, "stalked" into
the county jail during the wee small
hours Of last night. He was accom-
panied by his bondsmen, who had
signed a bond Of $4,000.
This morning Durham called for a
Piedmont reporter and made a full
explanation of why he left the court
room so unceremoniously. He said
that he had important bizness to
tend to- He said that upon leaving
the court room he went Immediately
to his home in the upper section of
Greenville county, and there he
stayed until he had been informed
BY his bondsman, II. NJ. Ballew, that
in making the bond the Clerk of
Court had set it at $4,000 instead of
$500. He said that since his So
called escape from the court room
he had spent the time at his noun
tain home. The prisoner now "en-
joys" rations handed him through
the prison bars.