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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
RESOLUTION IMPEACH SUIHER.
Leaders Say impeachment of N. Y.
Governor is Sure to Follow.

Albany, N. Y, Aug. 12.-The re-
port OF the Frawley legislative COM
mittee charging Governor Sulzer with
having diverted campaign contribu-
tions to his own private use was ad-
opted by the Legislature early to-day,
and resolution to impeach him for
"wilful and corrupt conduct in office,
and for high crimes and misdemean-
ors," was offered in the Assembly by
Majority Leader Levy.
The adoption of the report carried
with it recommendation that Louis
A. Sarecky and Frederick l.. Colwell
who refused to answer certain ques-
tions propounded by the committees s
counsel be held in contempt of the
Legislature and punished. Sarecky
and Colwen are characterized in the
report as Governor Suffers dummies.
By vote OF 64 to 80 the Assem-
bly, passed, shortly before l o'clock
this morning, the motion Of Assem-
blyman Levy to consider to-day the
resolution to impeach the Governor.
The House adjourned at 1885 a. m.
until II o'clock Tuesday.
Still Searching for Votes
Albany, N. Y, Aug. 12.-Th4 DEM
ocratic Organizations plan to i'm
pedcn Governor SulIer on charges or
diverting. campaign contributions to
his private use and swearing to
false statement Of campaign receipts
were halted for hours to-day by the
leaders realization that they lacked
votes enough to put through their
program.
At o'clock, three hours after the
time set for the Assembly to con-
vene, the leaders still lacked hand
full Of followers to bring the vote on
the resolution to impeach up to the
required majority of 76.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
News from Ebenezer.

Ebenezer, Aug. 11.-Special: We
were visited by severe wind and
rain storm last Thursday afternoon,
though no extensive damage was
done. Some corn was damaged by
being blown about and a few trees
were uprooted.
Miss Ella May Pace, of Central, Is
visiting relatives in this community
Miss Lillian Bischoff, OF West I'm
ion, spent few days last week with
relatives here.
Mrs. w. w. Fowler and children
will leave Tuesday for Pelzer, where
they will spend while visiting
among relatives.
Mrs. o. G.. Lyles spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with homefolks at
Liberty.
1t will be gratifying news to the
many friends of Mrs. G. II. Whit
mire, who has been sick for the past
week, TO know that she is recuperat-
ing.
Miss May Chandler, Of Walhalla,
Is spending two weeks vacation
with her mother Mrs. Ella Chand-
Ter.
We are glad to know that j. d.
collision, who has been suffering with
typhoid fever, Is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Alvin Taylor, with several men,
two good mules and a stump puller
came over to the school building Fri
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
COneross Local News.

Coneross, Aug. 11-Special: There
will be special prayer meeting ser.
vices next Friday night at Coneross.
Baptist church as a preparation for
the revival meeting to begin with the
Saturday afternoon services.
M. M. McElrath, of Greer, spent
last week with his daughter, Mrs.
j. W. Gilmer.
Miss Ola Morgan and brother.
Lyston, OF the Bethlehem community
OF Pickens county, were welcome Wis.
itors Of the Barker family several
days last week. They also visited
Misses Mamie and Leila Morgan, of
Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn were week
end visitors to relatives in WestmiR-
ster.
Miss Matte Belle Gambrell re-
turned home Friday afternoon after
an extended visit to relatives at
Ninety-Six and Anderson.
Clinton Barker and sister, Miss
Lethie, and Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Du-.
Bose are among relatives and
friends in Pickens this week.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Brandt sympathize with them In thS
death Of their little son, which oc-
Cured last Wednesday.
Miss Rosa Patterson, Of Ninety
SIX, is spending this week with her
cousins, the Misses Gambrell.
w. e. Hide and bride, OF Central,
were recent visitors Of r. B. Ballen-
ger.
B. C. Rothell and granddaught
Icie Rothell Of Toccoa, are with the
formers daughter, Mrs. w. Fl. Arve-
J. M. Abbott, of Columbia, is ex-
pected home this week.
AionZo Beacham, OF GFeenvilie,
spent last week with his cousin,
Henry Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Barker, Of Cen
tral, spent last week with relatives
here and in Walhalla.
Miss Salena Lewis, OF Clemson, rs
on two weeks visit to her cousins.
Misses Anna and Lena DuBose
Misses Mildred and Susie Watkins,
of Greenvile, are guests OF tfeir
cousin, Miss Rosa Dilworth.
Miss Clarlce Shockley, Of West
Union, paid a short, visit to friends
here last week.
Oliver Riley, Of Westminster, spent
some time recently at the home or
w. o. Alexander.
Miss Rosa Dilwonth entertained
last Friday evening in honor of the
Misses Watkins, OF Greenville. Deli,
cious watermelons were served i'm
abundance. Owing to the unfayora-.
BILE weather there were a number of
invited guests who were not fortu-
nate enough to be present. Those
present report nice time.
mrs. j. w. Gilmer and children are
on a few days visit to relatives at
Greer.
M. Abbott and wife are among rel-
atiyes at Clayton, Ca, this week.
Mrs. Duckworth, of Pickens, Is on
an extended visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mary Murphy. 81
VIM. Dilworth and family, Mkt
Rosa Dilworth and the Misses Wat.
2yins, of Greenvilles are expecting q
pleasant trip to Tallulah Falls this
week,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
FOR A BIG DAY AT OAKWAY.
President Dabbs Will Speak at Picnic
Friday, August 22d.

There will be picnic at Oakway
on August 22d. The public at large
is invited to attend, and the farmers
and business men Of the county are
especially urged to be present. f..
w. Dabbs, president of the South Car
.olina State Farmers Union, will
make an address, Mr.. Dabbs is a
fine speake and will have some
thing TO say That viii bes of ofifs,
ing to hear. There will be other
speakers for the day. Don't forget
the well-filled baskets and water
melons.
J. w. Alexander, A. H. Ellison,
NJ. G. Holland, j. r. McMahan,
Committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
wAIHALIA, CAROLINA W1apNEsDAY, AUGUsr 1s 1918
FUNERAL SPECIAL is WRECKED.
Irain With Senator Jclmston's Re
mains Derailed-No One Killed.

Norris, S: c., Aug. 9.-The special
FUNERAL train conveying the body Of
the late Senator Jos. f. Johnston
from Washington to Birmingham,
Ala, was wrecked near here to-day.
Ihe cars containing the Congress
s1onal committees and the family
party did not leave the tracks, but
the locomotive, two mail coaches and
the dining car were derailed and
went into ditch.
The funeral train was running as
the second section Of Southern Rail-
way train No. 81. While rounding a
sharp curve about two miles south
OF Norris at 2.17 o'clock this after
noon the rails spread, derailing the
engine, which ploughed into a ditch
and turned over. An express car
also was overturned into the ditch
and three express and mail cars and
the dining car left the rails. The
three parlor cars bearing the Com
gresSional committees and members
ci Senator Johnston's family re-
manned on the track. The members
of the party were somewhat shaken
up, but otherwise were uniniured. 5
Engineer r. II. fodder and Fire
man S. Y. Powell were caught under
the overturned locomotive, but were
eXtricated and were found to be un-
injured. Postal Clerk p. l.. Pitt
man was the only person on the en-
tire train to be injured to any ex-
tent. 1t is thought he is not seri-
ously hurt.
The point where the accident oc-
CURED is the same place where a
fatal wreck took place five years ago
Reach Birmingham Sunday Morning.
Washington, Aug 1O.-The fune-
raj train reached Birmingham about
Z o'clock this morning. The funeral
party was taken to Greenville, S. c.,
and another sleeping car and a din
ing car from Atlanta Joined the spe-
cial train.
JOhmson's Successor Named. g
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 12.-
Shortly after o'clock this evening
Governor O'Neal announced the ap-
pointment Of Henry d. Clayton as
Alabama's Congressman to the Uni
ted State Senate to fill the VACANCY,
caused by the death of Senator JOSH
Johnston. Mr.. Clayton's s commission.
WIS delivered to him in the Gopef9
nor's office, the ceremony being brief.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
Mrs. j. William Stokes Dead.

Orangeburg, Aug 10.-Mrs. J..
William Stokes died la.e this after
noon at her home, about two miles
from the city. She was the widow
Of the late DR.. ]. William Stokes, who
for several terms before his death,
about ten years ago, represented the
Seventh South Carolina District in
Congress. Mrs. Stokes was, before
her marriage, in 1881, Miss Ella L.
Landes, of Fayetteville, Tenn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
Notice to Beaverdam Churches.

All churches in the Beaverdam
Baptist Association that did not send
their church letters, and money for
the minutes, to the assoCiatio at
Shiloh church last Tuesday and We'd
nesday are requested to send same to
the association clerk, j. e. Hopkins,
Seneca. 1t is very important that you
do this at once so that the minutes
can be gotten in full and as early as
possible.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
Conference at Double Springs.

The third quarterly conference Of
the Walhalla Circuit will be held
next Saturday, August 10th, at Dou-
bic Springs church. Preaching at II
O'Clock by the presiding elder, Rev.
Chas. B. Smith; dinner on the
grounds, and business session just af-
ter dinner. Also preaching Sunday
by the presiding elder. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend, and all
the church officers are expected to
be present. J. o. Burnett, p. c..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13

day afternoon and succeeded in get
ting several stumps uprooted. All
seemed to be in good spirits at this
burdensome labor, when nice
shower OF rain drove them to the
nearest shelter. We appreciate very
much Mr.. Taylor's willingness to help
beautify the school grounds, and we
think with another pull" like this
one Wen have things standing
straight.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
Woodman Picnic at Salem.

The Salem annual W. o. w. picnic
will be held on Saturday, August 16.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come and bring well-flled baskets.
There will be ice cold drinks and ice
cream prepared by the Ladies' Aid
Society. Let everybody turn out
Remember the date-August 18th
j. II. Wood Consul
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13

given as TAI per cent Of normal,
compared with 1873 per cent last
month, 90.4 per cent last year and
8O.4 per cent, the average for the
past ten years.
All wheat has an indicated yield Of
10 bushels per acre, compared with
1919 bushels last year and I4.5 bush
els, the five-year average.
Other Crop Comparisons.
Comparisons made for other crops
as reported by the government are
as follows:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
TURECKO.

Prime Said Hahn, predseda
statni rady a sekretaf "Vyboru
pro jednotu a pokrok byl jme-
novan tureckym ministrem IA
hranicnich zalezitosti Prvnim H.
fednim einem move vlady bylo IL
deleni koncese pro stavbu pod
zemni drahy Bayezidu, Stambul,
do thichli, Pcra, spole6nosti ne
meckych kapitalistn. Zprava, ze
nemeckd banka, jako vzdjemnou
sluzbu, poskytne tureck6 Wade
flnancni podporu --- Sc nepotyr-
zuje.
Y Caiihrade bylo ufedne Wy
hlaseno stann6 pravo utyofen
yojensky soud, v jehoz tele stoji
Zekki bel Pred timto soudem
projednavany budon vsechny pri-
pady, ktert sc tykaji pray obta.
ma. Jak patrno, emf Mladoturci
vse mozn6, ably zabranili protirc.
yoluei, ktera by je zbayila moei.
Vojaei Enyera heje provedli asi
800 zatteni mnoho dalsieh bu.
de pry proyedeno Y uejhliSSieh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05

II Madary, Nenayist sc postupcm
DOLBY zyetsila TAX, he r. 1909 car
IiknlAs H., jsa ma ccste do lta-
lie, radcji 81 zajel 1000 mil pres
Nemccko, jen ably Sc vyhnuI ra-
kousktmu Gzemf. SpInf.Ii Sc dru-
hh cast pfedpoyedi rakouskeho
spis0yateIc Peeze, -- prynf cast,
ze baIkAnstf Sloyant pred kon-
Gem r. 1913 budou yesti yAIku
proti TurkGm n porazi je, sc spI-
Mia, - ze po skonccni yalky ma
BalkAnG budc vesti valku Rakou-
sko, nedaji bczpochyby vAlecne
udllosti dlouho na sebe Gekati.
Sfastnt Rakousko
NepfatelStvi znovu zahajeno. -.
Bombardovani Drinopole po-
Gallo.
Die 1fednich zpray Sc oznamu-
je, ze nepfatelstvi bylo znovu "a
hAjeno u Cataldze ! II Drinopole,
pfesne, jakmile uplynulo smlu-
yenG pffmefi, COZ sc stalo 7. no
dine veGerni dne 3. iinora. Ma
Drinopol zabajena byla palba Z
tezkych del obI6hacich, II Catal-
die byla syedena nepatrna poty-
Gka. Pffmefi trvaIo diva m6sice.
BuIharsk0 stavi Sc hluchym k de-
veImoci neplistou-
pill Tureeko ma pozadavky spo-
jenctl, bude jeho panstvi v Evro-
pc 1plne zniceno Die sdelenf \
B6lehradu, Skutari padne 60 ne
yidet. VeIitel pevnosti vyjcdna-
vi pry Cernohorci o kapitulaci.
Londynskt Times prinesly zpra-
vi, ze vlada tureckA hodla pfi-
jmouti nabizene podmfnky miru
a "a tim iiGeIem telegrafovala do
Sofie. Bulhafi pry jsou ochotni
mir uzavfiti. Zprdva Ia neni do
sud 1fadn6 potvrzcna, at polka
da Sc IA moznou. -- u Berlina
dochazi zpraya, ze v tureckem
vojsku jevi Sc symphony vzpou-
ry pro zayrazd6nf Nazima pasi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
Zhoubny poSar v Savannah, Ga.

Ohen, ktery povstal ma dokach
v Savannah, Ga, v ned6li casn6
rano, zpusobil IA 81 100000
skody, nez radeni jeho pfitrz IL
cinema. o zivot nepfisel nikdo.
0sudny ohen v hotelu.
Ctyfi lide uhofeli, jeden muz
umird, deset osob jest nemoc-
nici popaleninami neb s pfera-
zenymi 1dy, jako nasledek poza-
ru, ktery povstal v hotelu st. Nj
eholas Sacramento, Cal, Y ne
deli tasne rano. Mezi temi, kdoz
zahynuli, je tea w. j. Dunn, 30
lety jenz ziskal 81 zvu6ntho jm6.
ma jako illustrator. Nebyti hr-
dinstvi dvou 6isnic, Frances Re-
dickov6 a Mary CourtwrightoyG,
ktere nasazenim vlastnich livo,
"a hosty probouzely, ohcn hyl by
81 vyzadal mnohem vice obali. -
lovstal ndsledkem yzplanuti w
parn z oleje uehazejieiho q
praskl5eh kamen We sklept
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
Panika v divadle S pohyblivymi
obrazky.

Vykfik "hofi, " kdyz vyslehl
plamen pfistroje na vyvozovani
pohyblivych obrazkn v jednom
diyadle na vychodni stran6 New
Yorku v ned6li, mel za nasledck
paniku mezi 400 divaky, V ma.
stalem zmatku dvs zeny byly IL.
slapany n jedenact osob zran6no
TAX tezce, 10 musely byti dopra.
yeny do nemoeniee. Cd polaru
nehrozilo pfitomnym nejmensi
nehezpeGi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05

ra do satlavy vedl, kdyz obhajce
Walsh doslovne vynutil ma soud-
ci odklad peti minut, a nez ia
lhnta vyprsela, predlozcn zasta-
Novaci rozkaz cd odvolaciho SOU
du. V pond6li utinen novy po-
kus MA poslani p. Nelsona do We
zeni, ale opetne Sc nezdafil. Po-
sledni slovo bude miti nyni vrch-
nj soud statni, "A ten jiste da 81
ma cas-.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
MARoKO.

Oddelenf francouzskGho vojska
ma potrestanf domorodych po-
vstalcG, pod velenim pIukoynika
Reibela, porazilo domorodce, zp1.
sobilo jim mnoho ztrat zahna-
10 je ma 1tek. Francouzi mali 4
mrtvG II ran6nych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05

hodinAch. Mezi zatGenymi je ia.
kG byyaIy ministr ynitra, ktery
jest obzaloyAn poyzbuzovAnf ke
vzpoufe proti uznanG" Wade.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
PfedSeda Ryan propuSt8n ma "a.
ruku,

nikn, Jenz odsouzcn byl ma scdm
rokd do spolkov6 trcstnicc v
Leayenworth, Kan, pro dynamit-
nick6 spiknutf, propulsion byl v
pondelf, kdyz slozena "a nGho zA-
ruka v GAstce 100000. Krone
neho propusteno bylo ma zaruku
jeSte sest jinych veznd, kdezto
"A zdstavA jich v trestnici. Blu
dou nynf ma syobode, pokud
pffpade nerozhodne nejvysM in.
stance. ....
Gently ma zaplacenf pokuty noH-
narh.
Pfiblizne asi sc 10000 Gently,
Ijez sesly sc ze ysech GAstf zerne,
setnik Il. $. Sheridan, g. o. Bro.
xon a II. Cruzen, novinAfi y
Boise, Idaho, zapIatili pokutu
$500 kazdy, kterou nadeIiI jim
yrchnf soud statni pro urazku
onoho vzneseneho tribunAlu. T.
razky Sc dopustiIi tim, ze v Gaso-
pise "Capital-News" otiskli kri-
tiku Theodore RooseyeIta 0 roz-
hodnuti, jimz progressivni elek.
tori yyhost6ni byIi voIebniho
listku Pfispevky doSIy \ kazde-
no statu V Unii dokonce M 2
Kanady. Stat Missouri postal
nejvice a po mem nasIeduje Penn
syIvania. Ie zavodu onoho Ca
sopisu Gently odyezeny ma banku
a pokuty zaplaceny pax cheeky.
Primal Sc k loupezne vrazde.
A, G. Rentz ze Sparta, Wis,
jenz byl zatten ma podezfeni, ze
zavrazdil Augusta Ilermana a je-
no zenu, jichz mrtvoly nalezeny
byly ma farm6 blize m6sta v pa
tex, primal Sc V nedeli k spachd-
mi zlocinu. Pravil, 10 zastfelil
lIermana, kdy tyz po dvofe cho-
dill zenu jeho zabiI ranou skr-
ze okno vypalenou. V pribytku
po delsim hledanf nasel $115, y
nichz zaplatil "a vypdjceni rue
nice, kterou zlocin spachal.
Sileny vyrobce bomb.
Bernardo Herredo, Kubanec
New Yorku, nasel V ned6li ma
chodb6 pred svym bytem krabici
a domneni, ze pfinalezi jeho ze-
ne, wal j dovnitf. Byla nj
vSak bomba, ktera vybuchla,
kdyz pi. llerredova pokusila Sc
krabici otevfiti. Muz jeji a slec-
ma Fughtmanoya, ktera u HERE
dd sc stravovala, byli tezce IRA
n6ni. V ntery John Paul Farrell,
propusteny domovnik, Sc pfi-
znal, ze pi llerredovou usmrtil
le podobnym ap1sobem sprovo-
dill Sc sv6ta pi, Helen Taylorovou
pred rokem a rovn6l postal bonn
hu soudei Rosalsk6mu, ponevadz
odsoudl ma dlouhou dobu do
trestnice iisttho pfitele jeho,
Farrell jest nepochybn6 ma du,
chu chorym.
Lide dlouheho veku.
V Burlington, la, zemfel v so,
botu v iedne z mistnich nemoc,
nie, John Dunno, star l03 roxy,
v ky5tuu hyle by mu hSvalo lOi,
Zaneehal po sobe dceru, so 0letou,
Celia rodina uhorela.
Major Harris, jeho lena a dyS
deti, We yeku 10 a 7 roka a icho
malka, siafena s0-lrta, uhofeli Y
patek po puluoei, kdyi iciieh lfe
NSne ohydll, lti mile scycruS pd
Richland la tnierno hylo po,
Aarrm kd,s souseaa na mista
ptispeehall, tyI iil eelS dam
plameneeh tax a. ua taehrAneni
nrslaslnik0 nshylo AMI pomy
silent jak{m sp0sabem ohta
yHikl uehuds ulktb tiislSaa
SsbsyraAda mladsho hohAee
v hetgla ROYAL Alexandra 80
Mnulpeg Manitoba, sparhal -
beVraadu, poslfvsas - bfi,seu
Eusvpe nylaaas ml }len promi
aealHi nvW yefsks re,llay Iaas
ehal paase ll,isk tehela nsal
adrv.essa, atel "nrahs eles,
ssslry hFalfv n,lpasgie ml
hasenc = Mlal, nelana allal II
Fuka vska Atsalsassl na unlser
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
Rakouako hraIs dale svoji Apina,
YOU politiku,

Y kakouskn stale - mobilisn.
ie fluky pasilAny isou ma "a.
skt a srhske hranlev V hosna
jest paheloNt saisko Silaiici
sbn,ts0 mu10 Jest skore jiste,
81 buds yalka l'tlain iesi mne
ho ic,lnea 4 aelhlaNnehieh iest
"a, ~ y eels EeneFaluiha stabu
sleii posts,ns hraha hanrad yaa
lielfsndorl ssnlAlnl Lat iak
lest natsvan tsula saiatyk chee
sAlku pFulels 81 mssll. A. salske
tesi "a slas,as pfu sAlka Mime
10 llakeuske ehes sAlka pfolais
asmals ~ aeeksli nafasl,l d,nle,
nalleky va llaikans anl neehes
llli vsdlr Ruska Men Rakau
sksm q h'ssAsm ranuls nspsAisl
s,si ed ,lahy hfla.ks sAlky, kdh
lfaa,isek Iossf | "sllhedrlss 2
eslsai,l rolaesi MlkalAsasi n.
ieaA ma pasaehl ~ ISIS sdala
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
VelmOci zakroci.

V sobotu bylo ocekaydno, ~
velmoci bud hromadne nebo Jed
notliye zakroei, ably odvratily
hrozici valku Soudilo Sc, le Ru-
sko, ktcre jest skutcGne a Rakou-
sko, ktere ehce byti interessoya-
no na Balkane a Anglic, ktcra
tam ma syoje lylastni zajmy, IA.
kroei We prospeeh miru AZ dele.
gait d6kuji Angli "a pohostin.
styi, nektefi Z nieh pfece jen my,
sli, ze mohla vykonati pro mir
vice nei yykonala. l'rayi, 40 We
fili ve yliv Anglie, pomoei iehoi
yyjednayani hude pfiyedeno Ike
konci, ale ie byli sklamani Tito
delegali laroyen prohlaSuji ie
uep0jdou do l.ondsna, bude II
yyjednayAni noyu zahajeno,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
Ditko Beckerovo zilo pouze den

Manzelka policejnfho poruGf-
ka Beckera \ New Yorku, jenz
byl odsouzcn k smrti pro sosno-
vani zavrazd6ni karbanika Ro-
'senthala a nyni ocekava osud
svGj Sing Sing, daIa v sobotu
zivot devGatku, avsak den ma to
zemfelo.
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Spojenci mali velke plany.

Iastupci yclmocf utinili Y Ca
fihrade a Sofii posledni pokus
pfedejiti novyn hrnAam yalet-
nym ma poloostroye Balkanskem.
Ovsem marne. Vsechno jest pfi-
praveno k obnoveni nepfatelstvi
ma obou stranach. Clenove bull
harske delegace mirov6 obdrzeli
sdGlcni cd gcnerala Say0va, V
nemz tento tyrdi, ze yojsko, kite.
re lezf pred Adrinopoli jest jed
no . nejzdatnejsich, jaka kde by
la shromdzdena. Tvrdi, ze jest
kazdy detail pro dtok ma mesto
dobyti jeho zevrubne vypra-
covdn. Mczi vojsky bulharskym
a srbskym, jez asi We stcjntm po-
ctu obklituji peynost, panuje u.
slechtilG soupcfcni. Mnoho sack
jest uzavirano mezi oblehateli
stran toho, ktere narodnosti vo-
jak bude pryni ma hradbach a
vztyci tam prapor spojencd. -
Tvrdf Sc take, ze Cernohorci
Rekovt mali zajistenou podporu
Ruska Francie otazce drzeni
pcvnosti Scutari a Janiny, dobu-
dou.li jich. Kral Mikolas 2 jed
ne a korunni prime Konstantin 2
druh6 strany prohlasuji, ze ve-
zmou tvrze 1tokem, nebo ztrati
pfi pokusu tom zivot. Vetsina
mirovych delegdtn spoiench opu-
stila Londyn dne !. 1nora I. r,
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Tumulty sekretarem Wilsonovym.

Joseph Patrick TumuIty, pfi-
tonne soukromy sekretdf guver-
n6ra Wilsona, bude sekretafem
presidentovym po 4. bfeznu t. r.
Je to prvnf ustanoveni do 1fadu,
kter6 move zvoleny president o.
znamil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
Princetonsti STUDENT budou pro-
vazeti Wilsona.

Woodrow Wilson pfijal v pa.
TEX nabidku studenttl Y Prince
tonske university, kteri provaze-
ii jej budou jeho domova az do
Bileho Domu. STUDENT, jichz
bude asi 1000, zjednali 2 zvlast.
nj vlaky, kazdy o trindcti ka-
rach, 2 nichz jedna vyhrazena
bude pro move zvoleneho presi-
denta, cleny jeho rodiny a novi.
narske korrespondenty. Po pfi.
jezdu do Washingtonu STUDENT
doprovodi p. Wilsona do hotelu,
druhy den do Bileho Domu a po.
zdeji do kapitolu. Rovnez budou
Sc podileti ma inaugura6nim pr1.
vodu, v cele obeanskych organi.
saci.
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Zavreni redaktora Sc nepodarilo.

Plukovnik William X. Nelson,
75-lety, redaktor a MATTEL Kan
sas City Star, jednoho z nejvet-
Sich Gasopisl ma zapade, doyolil
81 nejakou kritiku soudce Jose.
pha a, Guthrie-ho a "a To byl
pred neho povolan, ably Sc z
hrozntho zloeinu zodpovidal, Po
vyslechnuti argumentn pan soud,
&c nadiktoval p, Nelsonovi jedno.
denni yezeni, a serif uz redakto,
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Recka vlGda dAvA vystrahu.

Rccka vlada uyedomila Spoje-
ne Staty, ze ysechny lodi, ktere
poyezou ndklad uhlf 1zinou Dar-
danelIskou ma Cerne more, bu.
dou poyazoyany IA valecny kon-
traband, ncbnde-li dokazano, ze
uhli jest urteno pro mistni spo-
tfcbu neutrAlnfch pfistayech.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-02-05
Zpravy arnericke
Bryan bude asi sekretarem statu.

AGkoli nebylo TO dosud for.
maine oznameno, zda Sc byti sko-
ro jisto, ze w. }. Bryan bude Sc.
kretAfem stAtu We WiIsonove ka.
binetu. Rovn6z Sc proslycha, ze
senator Hitchcock Nebrasky
bude ustanoyen velevysIancem k
n6kter6mu evropskych dvord.
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DO N0vYCH BoJt.
TurOCti plnOmOCniCi odvolGni.

Koncem mesfcc lcdna skoncc-
no bylo vyjcdnlyAnf 0 mir v Lon
dyne. Dnc 81. lcdnA poslaIa tu-
recka vIdda rozkaz syym plno.
mocnfktm, ably opustiIi Londyn
a yrAtili se do Cafihradu. Die
zprAv . tureckfho hlavniho me.
sta byli ysicbni dhstojnfci ! muzi
povoldni ke svym prapordm q
mali nastoupiti do "a hodin. Vo-
jensky vlAdce mtsta popirA roz-
hodne zprdyy, jakoby mezi turc-
ckym yojskem V pevnostcch Ga.
taldzskych yladly rozbroje.