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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06
c. NJ. A. CATALOGUE
FOR COMING TERM IS
A WORK OF ART
PROBABLY THE HANDSoMEST
PUBLICATION OF THE KIND
IN THE SOUTH.
new TERM BEGINS ON SEPT. II
Splendid Faculty lnsures the Very
Best Advantages for All Who At.
tend the Standardization Are
Good for The Term.

Probably the handsomest cata
logue ever issued in the South is thai
lof the Columbia Military Academy
Tor the coming term. To say that il
is work of art is to express the mat
ter but mildly. The catalogue jus,
issued is so handsomely illustrated
SO magnificently printed, so beauti-
fully arranged end so artistic in its
whole finish that it is out of the ordi-
nary.
The pictures shown are masnif
cent. They give the finest possible
views of the attractive buildings and
grounds of tne school They show
the boys at drill, the boys in the H.
brary, in tne splendid gymnasium, in
the skating rink and at the athletic
grounds.
The catalogue embraces not only
full description of the physical prop
erty OF the school but it shows it's
splendid advantages for the training
OF the mind ami heart and brain of
the boys. It gives full instructions
as to discipline and studies. The
course of study is illustrated with the
photo of the instructor in that palticu.
ar branch. "A full page LAY out" of
he board O. trustees is one of the
7ery interesting features of the little
,ooklet.
Something is said of the attrac-
ions OF this blue grass section and
Il the peculiar advantages offered by
he school.
The followins faculty is announc-
d:
Col. Jno. l.. Craig, headmaster. his.
DRY and German
Capt. Roy Y Erwin,U. of N. G., t
attn. /
Maj. w. II. Westmoreland. T. 8.
avairy, military science and tactic.
nd cOmmandart
Capt. S. L. Dackett, mathematics
nd Spanish.
Capt. Neal d. Frazier UNIVERSITY of
ashville, English.
Capt. Carl T. Martin, Vanderbilt
,ience.
Capt, Jamee 7. Williamson. Van
erbiIt, post surgeon.
Capt. ]. E Sheppard, musical d.
,ctor.
Capt. W. II. Green, academic secre- ,
ny and adjutant.
Capt. W. E Postick, post commits
Iry.
Miss Bessie Bostiok, stenogra pher +,
secretary.
Mrs. Mary Rowland stewardess
TIE next tern will begin on Sept,
!; the Christmas holidays begin on
&c, 20; the second term on Jan. 2
Id commencement day is on NAV 81. +
Inere Is every prospect for a fine
hool during the coming term.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06

1t is true that women more fire..
quently suffer from kidney trouble
than men. Il is also true they suffer
more intensely, owing to their more
sensitive organism. Katherine l..
Norton, New Bedford, Mass. ssys.
Il had a terrible pain across nv
back, with a burning and scaldine
feeling. / took F0e7 Kidney Pills
as advised, with results certain and
sure. The pain and burning feeling
left me. felt toned up and invieor,
ated. l am glad to recommend
Foley Kidney Pills" They are tonic
in action. quick in results.-WOI-
DhlD6B CO. (AdY.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06
FINE DEFINITION Of
GOOD CITIZENSHIP
IN WINNING ESSAY
PAPER BY MISS VERA soWELL
TAKES THE GOLD MEDAL OF
j. THE HERALD.
WHAT OUR OBLIGATIONS ARE
Ways in Watch the Influence OF the
Citizen Car Be Exertsd fer the
.5etterment of Conditions In His
Section and County.

Miss Vera Scwell, the Winney of
The Herald's good citizenghip colo
medal, writes en- essay that is en-.
titled to the highest commentator.
Her essay .howc profound study and
high appreciation OF the o5Iiga-
lions and responsibilities OF a good
citizen. Miss Soweil was the win
ner in the County High School in a
field of sixty FIVE Her essay fol-
lows:
Good Citizenship.
Citizenship is the state of feing
vested with the rights and privileges
of a citizen. Good citizenship Is the
good citizen who makes the proper
use of his rights and privileges.
A citizen in it's original meaning
was the inha0:tant OF city bit in
the more general sense iii which we
use 1t, citizen is an inhabitant
either of town or the country.
A good citizen influences the part
of the community in which he lives
by his moral conduct, ability to
create good sentiment, and the in
fluence ne eAerts over others. He
is a person who makes the best of
life, never let's an opportunity pass
Tor doing good or uplifting some
one, and whc always seizes upon
some good cause or movement and
uses his influence.
The essentials of good citizenship
are a proper conception of life, a
trained and educated mind, mind
stored with all good things enthused
with the best sentiment, and having
the ability TO distinguish between
right and wong. To know what
life is we ought to have the best
mental training, control of the mind,
ambition, and proper use of the
good things gwen to us.
Our schools are important factors
In training us to be good and useful
citizens. In the schools we are
taught to respect our elders, to rev.
erence God, to be courteous to our
fellow-studenis. and to be consider
ate of their rights and privileges.
The good habits VIZ form and the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06
HOME RULE
FOR SCOTLAND
HOUSE OF COMMONS PASSES
BILL SIMILAR TO IRISH
ONE,

LONDON, Hay 31.-The house of
comons today passed the Scottish
home rule bill which differs little
from the provisions Of the Irish bill.
The bill provides for the establish
ment for d single chamber parlia-
ment in Scotland, subordinate to the
imperial paHiament The executive
power shall continue to be vested in
the crown and the power for levyine
all taxes except excise and customs
Shall be conferred UPON the proposed
parliament.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06
COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFY ELECTION
MT. PLEASANT OFFICIALS RE-
cEIVE THEIR CERTIFICATES
OF ELECTION.

The Many county election commits
sloners met at the court house today
and canvassed the returns from the
municipal election AZ Mt. PLEASE mt.
This canyass confirmed the report OF
the election al heretofore published
and certificates were issued to James
A. English, mayer; E. L. Parker, A.
l.. Ward and ]. B. Shackleford, as
councilmea from the second, third
and fourth Yards respectively.
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SENATE TO TACKLE
THE LOBBY QUESTION
IN COLD EARNEST
INVESTIGATION STARTED Tina
MORNING UNDER CHARGE
OF PRESIDENT.
SENATORS WILL BE CAIIFn
work on the ariff to Go Ahead and
Currency to Get Attention But S.,
ators viii Be Asked searcri,o
Questions.

| WASHINGTON, June 2.-T,ri,
and currency reform went ;n>,
eclipse this morning when the saSS
ate began its hunt for the numa.
'ous and insldlous LOBBY" which Pros
ideat Wilson has said is at work :,
Washington threatening the Unda,
wood bill.
Some attention also was diverted
the senate investigation of the Wac
Virginia coal strike, which also will
take form this week. Work on tari#
and currency Will go on, howeva,
with Gub-conmittees grinding on tbo
schedules. The leaders hope to rrs
sent their work to caucus soon and
get the bill into the senate not jatar
that June 20.
president Wilson's correspondence
with Senator Tillman, which deyoIor
ed that the President thought curran
cy reform imperative at the avtr,
session to prevent opportunity FIR
any artificial financial disturbance
after the tafin bill becomes law
probably Will be followed soon with
special message to congress convey.
Ing Mr.. WILSON'S ideas on the general
subject.
The lobby Investigation begun this
morning at 1886 O'Clock in the hig
Judiciary hearing room in the SENATE
Office building. Senator Oyermans
investigating committee plans to hear
four senators an hour.
Each member of the senate will ho
call on to tell what he knows ahont
tariff lobby and to 60 on reco,d az
10 his personal business affairs and
professional associations that NAV "a.
ate to any item in the tariff bill An
are expected 10 respond Willingly n
he quiz, but many of them are won.
lering just what to say about the
scores of business and professional
men who have been to see them
bout tariff matters since the bin
'assed the house.
The Preside:,r has openly stated be
welcomed the inquiry and that he
LAD lnforma''>n regarding a ,orH
obby which lie willingly would sub
nit to the investigators. TIE rom.
llttee has notified him that thu in.
Jury Is on ard will leave to his iudg.
lent the part he is to take.
senators are to De called alpha.
etlc2lly in l'lecks OF four and .ked
series OF questions prepared By the
The first witnesses will
g Senator'S Ashurst, Bacon, Bank,
cad and Dorsh
Work on the tariff bill will b re.
imed torlorrcw. Subcommittee ex.
eet to compltlt their revision Of the
'nedules in tine for. the full commit.
e to'begln preparation of a report
June 8. The program is to sub
IL the bill to q democratic caucus
June is and to report il to the
nate by June %.
Meanwhile President Wilson is
orking on his currency message
Id house and senate leaders are
eparing bills on currency reform to
taken up after the tariff bill is
ssed. provided it IS decided to pro,
ns the extra session. Even should
ngress decide to adjourn when the
FIJI bill is enacted, the banking
would be directed to con-
Tue work Oh currency to be sub
tied immediately after the Opening
congress in regular session next
inter-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06
Freckled Girls

1t is an absolute fact, that one so cert +,
Jar OF WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAMi
Will either remove your freckles or cause
them to fade and that two jars will even
u the most severe cases completely cure
them. We are willing to personally
guarantee this and to return your money
without argument if your complexion is
not fully restored to its natural beauty.
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fire,
fragrant and absolutely harmless. VIII
not make hair grow but will positively
remove TAN, PIMPLES and FRECK-
LESe Come in today and tryit. The jars
are large and results absolutely certain.
Sent by mail if desired. Price 59c;
Mammoth jars 81. 90. WILSON'S FAIR
SKIN SOAP 25c, For sale BY
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06

CALOMEL, CAL0MEL, you can
not stay, for LIV-vER-LAx has shown
US an easier way. r.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06

Mrs Mary Rowland stewardesg.
The next tern will begin on Sept
IL; the Christmas holidays begin on
Dec. 20; the second term on Jan. 2
and commencement day is on NAV 81
There is every prospect for a fine
school during the coming term.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-06
MAY TRANSFERS
SOME LIGHTER

The transfers for the month or
May was rot so large as for the
month preceding by $4,000, the
transfers for tie month being SEA. 29O
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10

ihae0 pan IufUir j, Vohdrhfek,
ellen kInbu KomenskS, feskycb to
studenth v Ameriee, Pan Won
drhGek bnde zde M uniyersite
pfedDd6ct o gpojepi Gcsfo.ameri.
cltgcb Mudenth 10 studentskym
Syazem Y Ceehhch.
Dne 2. zhn zde Nc zapofaIo
yyufovati We ysech skoIdcb.
= Tento tgdep W opet zaeala
ygstaya Il prdyf 80 odbyy1
'frnmansburR PAX pflpf po po
fldku kazdS tydcn Y jednom me
H6 u nGkten lid6 jedi y jednt
yystayy M drubon yzdor tomu
~ jsou ySstayy skoro yseehnS
stejn6.
- MinuI} t}den nhs zdc na
ysliviI pan Emil Jonas . Cayuta
N. Y. Pfi t6 pfilezitosti doyez
domh nasi Amalii.
Minulon ned6ll byIo We Free
Vile 100 delegate Mc2indrodnict
Mudeutd, ably vi probltdli vefej
nou p0lcpsoyni pro chlapcc Gc
orRc Junior Republic tom me
stt, kdcz pry yidtIi mnobo zaji
mavdho n naslcdovdni hodntho
ktcrfz dojmy pry odnaSi do svycf
zcmi, ably je tam uplatnili,
Potasi sc troehu zmGnilo 4
dvakrdt trochn zaprselo, Pray(
ted ySak je sucho opet Obloha
ic M druhy den zatazena, jer
spnstit, ale pofdd ma to cekam'
a pofad nic, Noci jsou chladne
/ TAX ~ je So 60 obdyati 6asnehC
mrazu
Due 81, srpna pozyala ma
yscchny pani II. Douchoya k I'd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10

ponce Y Nankingu u Y pfip0d6,
kdyby Nc TAX nestalo, zhdali, aby
ministr zabranicnich zhlezii0s6,
baron N0buaki Maxine, p0dal rec
sipnaci,
RcGnfci vytgkaIi politice ia.
ponska sIabon I y z6lezitosteeh Il
California / pokud tkne 80 Cipy
n pal6hali pa TO, aby ur6zka, KITE
n byla ncinfna japonsk6 ylajce,
byla polreH1na. Manifeatnco by
Ia zfojm6 vgbncbem citu lidu q
smysIcni jeho proti yI6dni IN
hranitni politico.
Vldda, majic pouGoni \ boun,
kter6 ndsedoyaly uzayfeni mirl
y Ruskcm, nedoyolila, ably jediny
poIieista ncbo vojhk objeyil 30 na
uIiei. Manifestanti, . nichz byIo
mnoho sludcntti u studentek, pro.
chdzcli pax uIieemi, proyolAyaji
cc banbu Wade n zpiyali rcyoluG.
nj pisn6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
z BRUNO, NEB.

Pan Okfina odjcl do Mon
tany. Chce byti Stastn$m a Wy
tdhnout 81 ScastnG oslo ma regi
straci p0zemkd.
Minuly tydcn mnoho obca-
M sdGastnilo Sc statni vystavy Y
Lincoln.
Zdejsi m6stska radnice bu-
de brzy dohotovena. Tento tyden
budou dokonteny vsechny ven
koyni praee M ma plastr.
SleGny SvaGinovy Rose
Mary dlely ndvst6you II rodiny p.
Blatnfho.
V ned6li pani BartoSova 2
Omahy dlela take navst6vou v
Bruno a Linwood u zndmych
pfatel.
Pfisti tfden zapo6ne okres-
nj vystaya v okresu Butler. O6e-
kayd 81 hoina naysteya.
Autonin Hlatny a karel Pa-
spisil ieli do Fremont ma hospo-
ddfskou vtstagu, ma kter6 jest
yystayeno mnoho stroin, Vldstc
slime zastoupcna Jest lnteruatio-
nal Harvester Co, a Deer Plow
Co.
- Neopome6te 81 yyzvednou
ii nhtanskt listy, neh ony stare
ncplali po &c fhti nostanete ie
Ia klsrka distrikmiho soudu To
spSsts si, ahyste ie dosiali y 5as
l.ou Elm dale tim pfisusisi taku
.m ia Ca
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
Japansky lid zada, ably byla pc
slana do Ciny vojenska w.
prava.

u Tokia, Japonsko, oznamuje
81 dine 7. zdHi Havrazdeni Nor
tiara Abe, feditele politickG kan
celdfe japonskGho zahraniGniho
ministerstva, poboufilo dayy n
zabdjilo dramatiekou kapltolu Y
hislorii dnesniho Japonska
V TAX zvan6m IIubbia parku
seslo se ma $1,000 osob, ktert
bouflivt zddali, ably bylo Y Cine
yojensky zakroGeno, Vetsina 2
Mich ubirala Sc pax k zahranitni-
mu ministcrstvu, zddajic IA ypu-
sttni. n boufliv}ch iejich w.
kfika dalo Ne yyrozumeti, ably by
10 poslhno do Ciny dostatetnt
mnolstyi yoiska, potfebnt k Wy
moleni satisfakce pro zabiti Ja.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
CfsL.o s.

bay6, kterAz &c dobfe yydafila,
TAX zc nc AMI muzikantfm zGdng
Bronbek cd in6trumenth neztratil
u ysiebpi sGGastneni sc rozcbAze-
II v dobr6 nhlade. Ba byli by
Dejradeji tnneoyali jest6 nekolik
hodin, ale musel kazdg domd do
jit krAyy b odyGzct ml6ko, nebor
No yAichni mI6kafenim zabyyajL
Minuly tydeD sc u mas cd
bgyalo mlhcepi. Owes sypaI pres
80 bnsIG 20 abrp, psenice n, jee-
men AZ, zito 10 buslb po alsru, ~-~
Knkufice letos nebude pGknA,
nebof Weho . GbIadnt noci j ste"
zoyaly yzrdst Oy0ce ttz gucbem
opadGyh,
Nova ngfaltoy6 ccsta nebyla
staten pfijnta cd kontraktora,
nebot No no nGkoljka mistech
sbledalo, ze tam nebylo ddno do
sti dehtu. Prot0 ted Ne musl we
naprayit II pax teprye gtht 2a ee-
stu zapla1,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
HEMINGFoRD, NEBR.

- John Koy6rDik postayiI NJ
Doyon rchdenci. Plastgfi j pla-
strut, TAX brzy No budou Koyhr.
piIsoyi stehoyat do BoyGh0.
Willie Mordyck, syn vAze.
ntbo osadnika cd Canton, odejel
do York, kde bude nay5tGyoyat
Business College, Pfejeme VIII
Iik0yi mnoho st6sl
Gracian Pergl &c pHstil do
slayby Doyfh0 obydli No, TAX M
pomoIn bud0u ty drhdky" yeci
mjnulosti. Ntkdy jim budeme
yfnoyat vzpominku u budeme ri
yyprayovat, jak nam byyaIo,
kdyz jsme jestG V drhaku a6std-
vail,
- Jak TO koukh, TAX Ia horka
nechtfji poyoIit. Ny jsme zde ye
Iy$bodf proti y$ebod1dkhm, Ne a
spoh Y noci 80 10 dobfe spi v no
81 jc yzdy peImy cbIddek, he Glo-
ytk vydrU ! Iebkou pfikryvku
na sobe.
- Nynf jiz nam brzy nastane
dobyyhni brambor, Kfe jsou do
sud p6knf, brambory dosti velkG,
jen zc jich bude mdlo pod kop,
CEN. Pfece Ia sucha ublizila az
ysemu. Korny bude TAX asi po-
loyi6ni 1roda,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
ITHACA, N Y,

Dne ~. srpna na Cornell L.
niversitt pfcdnasel DR.. John Il
Mott pred tinskou konferenci
kterfzto delcgdti NJ po ntkolik
dni isou tam sjeti n pofddaji pred
ndsky, ncbot zde studnjo mnoho
tinskJch studentd, Po ukonGeni
program mtli bankct We yelk(
iidelue Y Sage College, kter6ho,
li1 osob SO snGastniIo. Ma konec
zpiyali Y iciich feci a proyoldyali
slhv zdrjA uniyersit6.
Dnc -. srpna pfiiel do J.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
Republican zvit6zil v mainskGm
distriktu.

VeIky zdjem v ccI6 zemi jeviI
~ o zylhstni yolbu v tfetim kou,
gresnin diNriktu We state Maine
kde byll ri kandidhti, republl
kan, demokrat a progresslyista
Ackoli pfedseda sn6moyny posla
neeke Clark n sekretaf stdtlI
Bryan n JIM yynikajiei demokra
IL zajeII do onoho disiriktu q
horlivt agitoyali, byl zyolen repu
bIikhn take pfekyapil p0mGrnt
mal} pocct hIas1 odeyzdanych
pro kandidala progressiynih0. -
Nfslcdek yolby byl nbsledujiei
Peters, republican, 1906 hIasd
PattangaI, dcnokrat, li,553
Lawrence, progressiyista, 6,6s7
V tomtW disiriktu hlagoyano by
10 IA presidenta Y minul6m m6si
ci listopadu jak ndslcduje, vii
sou, 1862 hlasyi Roosevelt, l3,
236t Taft, 1859. Demokraticki j
kaudiddt prayi, - ieho pordzk,
byla pflyodana proradnosli "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
- upominka ma hroany w

To- upominka na hroAay ve
Ger, nA Xyliknno1ul nrdeli ga
bfrtua taia kdy yelki east q
mahS b,la desn9 iasaiena shouh
assn lornAdem Stafy uf the q
maha Tornado IN Word aud n
plure nAdhefna album, ohsaha
iigi a. yyehratsni, pfoyAsene tss
tem Crna So, poslen Aae Al
bum hss paplsu "a she, reAls u
no risls va pokrok inh 90
Itlif so N ST. omaha II
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10

sIedkem poau tryavsiho sestapa.
desht dnh, bebem n6hoz POLL pon.
ne diva kousky topinky. Stafec o.
depfel jiAi po smrti jodnoho pff-
buzuGho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
Jerome osv0bozcn.

Jak se zmi1ujemc ye zpf1yhch
americk}cb ia drubG str6nco Il.
stu, aatten byl Coaticook Y ka.
made b$yal$ djsriktni nhyIadni
ncw yorsk$, William froyers Je.
rome pro hrn . penize ma zelcz.
nifnim mnjetku V pond6Ii ko.
nAno byIo y MIN IiGeni n dislriktni
soudcc MuIwcna ncjcnom jej pro.
puhiI, ale omlouyal se mu n ne.
primo karal mislni Gfady, ktert
80 tak0yfhO 0dsouzeni hodn6ho
pfnndhlenf dopustily.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
v Arizone nell snih.

V sobotu cnsne rduo spadl
snfh Y Holt, n6kolik mil cd 30
vie, v Arizont, Ncni pam6tnika,
aby spih TAX brzy 80 dostoviI, w
iimaie horAch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
Nova zeleznice v Dakot6.

V Pierre inkorporoydna byla .
kapitdIem 100000 spolecnost,
kterh hodla postayiti drdhu .
Clear Lake, okres Marshall, do
Wntcrtown, yzddlenost 10 osma-
ElYflcel mil,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
Syn hereSky Hahil kdya hyla ua
leyiAli

ptyililptb hosik mantelu Gus
RapleraA Srh herea fe slselstnoslt
,tslupuilel Indianapolis lad
ahi h,l "a ultei aulamehllenI
katl ieho nalka nalesala - IA
ffsli ld kaplFFasA ~ temnl
,ala is hoslk hyl paaae paFahan
a manlsl nsehisl II fiel sifasaoa
pfayda a. - pte,islasenl llsla
natna tasaisti nl lfkafv
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10
xsmfsl pe possu Sd daa

NlhaM lisldllrmap. sgatss A.
isls llarts.hugs Il as'atsl ne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-09-10

Snatek sIefny Jessie Wisonoy6
druh6 decry prcsidcntoyy,
Francis u. Sayrem \ New Yorkn
konAn budc BiItm Dome %. H.
stopadu, Ozndmeni Y tom smysIt
bylo yydd0o v sobot1, Atkol
znhm jest jednoducbg zpdsob ii
vota preJdenia WiIsona, syoli
pry, ably s6atek jeho decry nezn
stal Y okazoIoHi zn ostatuimi, je,
kon6ny byIy pred Tim Y BiI6n
Dome.
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Zpravy araeri' ..e
Iidnatost Chicago.

Odhadovana lidnatost Chicago
jest 2,300,5 500, 0 62,l0O vice, Dezli
zan lohskGho roku, die NEST
sktho ndrcs1fe na rok 1913, Nej-
vice jest v Cbicagu Johnson6, a
siee 1918, kdezto Smithov6 jsou
druzi Y fnde 5,014 jmGny.
Oloupcny hrob.
Kdyz hrob pi. Pauliny Blumo-
VI, jcz byln pochoydnh Y nedtli Y
Albany, N. y naystiyen byI We
stfedu, jeyil zndmky, jako by sc
tam byl n6kdo dob$yal. VySetfo.
yhnim zjist6no, ze koyoya rakey
byla ukradena u t6lo zaneehhno v
hrubG dfoytnt bedpt. Prst, po
hdmz zesnnlh m6ln svatebni
prslcn, byl ufi2nut n prsten II.
krnden.
OteG devetAdvaCeu deti Zefnrel
Riley Shepherd, 91.Iety, otec
deyttadynceti dfti, zemfel We
ttyrlek We SVEN domoy6 V Mobiles.
Vile, Ind, H1stal0 po mem 20 de.
H. 1876 ynukh, w praynukh q 4
pra.prayuuei Nar0dll 80 Y North
Caroline n do Indi0py 80 pfisl6.
hoyaI Y r. 1910 Shepherd byI ze.
nat tfIkrate,
Narodni gjezd listonosh bude Y
Omaze.
Nlrodni sdruzeni Ilstouos1 Wy
yoliIo vi Oma6u jako mesto ptisti,
no wfho sjezdu Y r. 1915. Ma
siczdu letoAnim, konan6m San
Francisku, hlasoydno bylo jab
nlsledujct Omaha, 9lsj Dallas
Tex, 4sd Dayton, o, l7s. Kdy5
y}sIcdek byl ohldSen, dcleg6tl
Dallas blahopfhli onem \ Omahy
zemfel druhy den po svatbt.
S6atek na ryehIo Somerset
O., We 6iyrtok yefer, ndsledoyan5
nhbIou smrti aenicha, r. &. vii
soma den po syatbt, zakonCll 70
nhnek slctuy Nellie Sheridan0ye
dcery zesnulGho generala Phi
Sheridana, jednoho 4 yeliteI6
seyerni armad6 We vdIce obcan
skG Sle6na Shcridanoya bylf
posimistrcm V Somerset po diva
cet pet rokii u syoji resignaci po
slaIa do Washingtonn minuli
pondGli. Obfad yykonan byl "
Gtytck veGer II nOyOmaDzelG hod
lali odejcti do Florldy druh$ den
k Kill zdravi p. Wilsonovu, IN
tim vsak tasnG Y rama zachyace1
byI kfeGemi, priyod6nymi Bright
0you nemocf u smrt nastala o pei
hodn pozdeii. Y Somerset pann
le mintni, ~ pi, WiIsonoyd odyo
Ia nyni svoii rcsignaei jako post
mlstr mtstetka
schranknv majetek bude prodan
John Schrank, omen muz, jen,
postfell Theodore Rooseyclt'
pred rokem v Milwaukee nyn
draen jest Y dstayu pro ehoromy
sine We Winnehago, Wis, obdrle
oznameni, ~ podana byla zalobl
ma uzayfeni hypothtky yaznon
ci ma ieho majelku v New Yorku
ktery ldedil po SVEN strSct Ma
ietek, hodnol6 $4,000, jest "a
dIuicn ma $4,000
Bude evi6iti n6meoke zavodniky
DR. Alvin G. kratnlelein
Chicago, drlitel dyau svetoylel
rfkordu ee Yrhani bfemen jed
nubo "a neilepsi eelkoye yfkon,
v ltteeh dsyadcsaitch. podepsa
pfilletou sinluuNu na eyleeni ne
meek sch gymnastn pro pfisti q
Nmplekt hr, Slnint ieha buds
pr, slo0N fotus tili "a 20 rokt
snmN hraenttlgn ndir,lc Il
Ntmerka I fiiua
syn hereSky Aahit kdya hyla N
isyiAli,
ptyiiilpts hosik mantelu ,lt
Rawtrottrh herea a. speleenesi
ttslupaiicl Indianapolis lud
ahi htl "a alifi aulemehilem
kdtl ieho nalka nalrsala - NJ
Aaii ld kaplFFasA ~ tennl
,ala. 4 hoask hyl peafe paFahsl
q maalsi nsfhisl y fles sifasae'
pragda "a - pteslsissenl llsh
natna lasalsii ! 81 lekafe
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v Toxasu ok1ahom6 sprchlo.

DyG destiny pa'ee dest6 spadlo
v ned6li Y Oklahoma City u bcz.
prostfednim sousedstvi, Gimz IN.
konGeno bylo sucho, tryay1 pine
diva m6sice zAroye1 tepIota o
dvncet auph6 kleMa Il jinyeh
ddsti st6lu dosly zprayy 0 destich
o take Y scyeroygchodnim Tcxa.
M prseIo V Dallas spadIo 1.3s
palcc v0dy, Vcdro, jel Y Texasu
v poslednich dneeh panoyalo, pre-.
konaIo Y ntktorSch pfipndcch
ysecky rekordy IIIayui poyttr-
noslni Gfad w Woshingtonf
pfedpoyidd, zc se pontkud oehIa.
di, aysak horkd vlna jestt iednou
~ pry yrdti.
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yIamnim thbofc a syoluje VIM na
demokraty, kteH byli zkIam6oi Y
pFedy0lbach.
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Odhadovana lidnatost Chicaga
jest 2,3O0,5OO, o G2,lO0 vice, Dezli
Y zdn lonskGho roku, die NEST
sktho ndrcs1fe na rok 1913. Nej-
vice jest v Cbicagu Johnson6, n
siec 1918, kdeato SmithoyG jsou
druai ' fnde \ 5,014 jm6ny.
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Otec devGtadvaccti deti zemfel

Ndrodni sdruzeni Iistouos6 Wy.
yoliIo vi OmaGu jako mesto pristi.
no syfho sjezdu yr. 1915. Ma
sjczdu letoAnim, konantm San
lfrancislu, hlasoyano bylo jak
nlsIedujea Omaha, 9ls; Dallas,
Tex, 4s4 Dayton, o, l7s. Kdyz
y}sIcdek byl obIdSen, dclegGti \
Dallas blahopfali onem \ Omaby.