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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-04-16
4 OMAHY

ltdzni Hide maji r1zD6 nj.
bIedy o tom, jak m6Io by byti
spfay0yhB0 naBe WGAlG u r0HbOd
pf zajimay6 ndhIedy m6 prof,
Henry OIorieb, zuhn@ l,tcrht u
pfispiyateI do m60tnich magazi.
0t, JONI sob0tu yeGer objcyiI 40
pred cbAflef0yoa kGniai, "kdy,
byeh d6Ial charter m6sla Omnhy,
b0dDe byeh zmensiI p0Iiecjnl bo-
t0y0sL " probIhsil prof, OIerich
y dlrnzmn, "V6fim, ~ lidG jsou
Y 16s0d6 dobH, Mdm bodn6 go
dDlti n lidmi -" "IjyI jie NJ,
kdy pfep0deug" tdaol ~ jedeu NJ
6len0 komise, jenz polrud mdI tn.
k0y0u zkusenost, "No," odpo.
Y6dfl prof, Olerteh pokrnd0yaI {
" Pro 0byykl6 GGeIe 20uGslnnI
byeb nsi lueet policisl1 w mfatG
Omaae Ty rozd6IiI byeb obe.
zr~n6 po obebodpi cdsli m6sln,
srsI pro do0ni Il Best pro noGni
sInhbu Take byeh " obeAol bcz
p0IieejUih0 klnckn, Hdd No. nj, 2o
pobIed ma poIieejDi kIneek uesho.
DUE ~ n pokratujid ciyiIsnci
dyaoltGbo stoIeti Tyto prnyidd.
~ poIjeisty zamfstnoI bych apiae
jnk0 bIid0Gc pro obnG, nfd. nel.
i joIso dctekliyy Vcdlc t6lo
zmeD5cnt poIieejDi b0loyosli zyo.
III bycb jednoho ueb diva koh.
sIobIy Y knSd6m yoIebutu pre-
o,okt1 We mdsl6, jicbl huzby u
byly by tytdz jako kon.
slobIa We yopkoysk3cb townsbi
p""b II, bdoz by potroboynIi jo.
jl"b sIulob, pIoGli by w NJ. Jc
JJrh sI0zby ueslhly by mtslo Uic.
Omabn yy1akl6dd pfilomud pres
flj0,0OO ~ policii Vice noz
flOO,OOO \ tfto sunny, die mfho
nipfDi, HohIo by b@li muohcm
lfpe VyHalohnO nH Hyelebeui par
h1, bouIey0rd6, pouIidDich kfizo.
yalok, pO@6rHi oebrnnu, kandlN
flslGni uIie, nH yefcjnd Gstrnni
zyrIebcuf zdrayotnielW, coz We,
ek0 mnohcm vice by pfispGIo Is
bIahn u 8ttsli omazskGho
lIdu, neil vyualozmi dodalcd,
nScb 100000 ma poIicii," " Prof
Olcrlch nes0uhlasi take y nyn6t
sim zafizenim, kdy voddrna fizc.
na jest zylAstui komisi, Pravil o
TOM Take mnoho dalo by No u,
Setfiti, kdyby voddrna fizena by.
Ia mestskou sprdyou na mistG
zylastni komisi y yysoco placcng.
nj Gfadniky, mad nimiz obGant o.
mazslf, kleff vIasini u musi zapla,
hi yoddrnu, mail mdIo ncb ME go
fici, Toto nojcnom jest y rozporu
4 pismcnou q duchcm samosprdyy,
ale tato dyoji sprdya jest luxus,
klcr} sloIi obdanstvo omazskd od
t25 900 do $4,000 kaldorotnG. --
himo 10, sntm nebrassky ynuee.
MIN nam tflo cizi yIddy, rovnfz
nodcehuie sehopnost a here v po
fhybnost poetiyost omazsktho Ii. |
In, kdyl odpirh jim moe tidii a
'prayoyati icjich ylasni yodar
an die ieiieh neilepsiho nahledu o
lspornych q zdaln{eh methodaeh
ldminislracc ia obmelil hyrh
'rotni vypis dani asi ma million
a 4ttHFt t.w t,,fatM s4Ffttss IA ...Ef
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-04-16
yelmoci cht6ji pry Cernohorchm
dAti nAhradu za Bkndar.

Pr0sl5eha sc, ~ moeH0si do.
ta2oyaly ~ deruoborsk6ho h6lo,
rozhodlsli by SO k tomu, M od.
Skodn6ui 4 M 3 m1iond d0llar6
II odstoupenf mn dalsiho prlbu
pobfezi, k yzddnf 80 defiuitiynG
ysecb ndrobh Da sk0dar Itak0us
sko.ubcrsko jest prg ale jesl6
prOti tnkoygm 1stuptllm,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-04-16
Udalosti v Mexiku
Bitva na hranieicb spoJ, StAtd.

u Naeo, Ariz,, oznamuje Nc dno
-. /, M General Pedro Ojeda,
HerS yelJ zbytkhm spolkoy6 p0.
s6dlty, titajici 300 muad Y Naco,
Sonora, utekl k yojsku spojenyeh
sl6t6, her6 patroluje po hrani.
eieb, Y II hodiu rdno, AdW byl 40
br6niI proti mdtDimu yojsku, jcz
Ijej obI6baI0 po 3 dDi, m kterGboa
obI6bdni bylo 2abilo vice ncz po.
Ioyiee jeb0 muSstya, Vzdhni Nc by.
10 urychleDo Gtokem pA spoIkoyou
! poB6dku tlupami indiana Iemene
Yaqli pod geuerhlem Alyaro ..
breg0nen, ktorS yolel take gtdtpi
mu V0jsku, R0zzufil no hr0zny
b0j, Ma 0bou stran1eh pAdlo aM
200 yoJ6S6, kolem budoy po uli.
eich lG5elo nnoho mrtv0l zltryaye,
Inyeb u zohayeDSeb, General ole
dn, y6ren jsa WGml slibu, odepfcI
yzd1Ii 80 stdlnimu yojsIu, n kdyz
boj Mlfil nejyiee, poIusil sc pre-.
jili pics brnDice se sySmi v6rny.
nj yojhly, Palba nopfitelc byIa
brozDh q Ojeda u jeho yojhci v ne.
pofddIa p6diIi pres zelczniGni ko,
| lcjc, ktert odddIuji dy6 pobranit.
nj mdsth Ami pax nepfostaI ne.
pfitcI sifiIctL kapil6n II, A. Stu.
orL cd setni0y A, deyhtGbo pluhu
jizdy Spoje0ycb stdt6, special
spoIkoy6mu yojsku ln pomoei. A.
merlcky d1stojnik objaI mcxiekG.
no Reuerdla, Sp6chali pax spoIu
Y desli oIoy0 k mistu, kde GekaI
ouIomobiI, - kapitdn tigueroa
~ spoIkoy6 pos6dky, 4dstal IS
m0zi ma mistG, ably chr6niI dt6k
Ojeddy. Jeden 2a druh$m n je.
no soudrlhd umfral, zasazen byy
stfelami znfiyyeh rudoch1, KdW
lndihni ynikli do kasdren oleny Il
dyefmi, nenasIi ji& nikoho ziy6ho
10 spolkoyyeh yojdkd General
Obrcgon ykrotiI do kasdrcn, \
nicha brstka yojdka zphsobila
d6sn6 2traty jeho ohromn6 pfesiIo
n zyedl NEE, ktery vypadl \ ruky
kapitdna t'igueroa. TO byla jedi.
nd formalita yzddni se stdtnfmu
yojsku, - General Ojeda drive
neA opustil sonorsk6 m6sto, dial
zatlonci della spdliti vsecbny po.
tfeby, Ale neuGinil tax drive, do.
lud nedoSlo stfeIivo. 60 ran6.
nych yojdku obou stran byIo
odvezeno do nemocnice Naco.
MrtHoly zlstaly nakupeny v uIi.
eich. N6ktefi mrtyi yojaci viseli
s okna, tax jak padli, - Jest to
dcstnd poraaka" pravil general
oiedo, kdya Sc oeitnul Y bezpeGi.
"Lituji jon tobo, ~ kapitdn III,
gncroa odmitl ut6ci Sc mnou," -
"Nyni jsme pfiprayeni vyhnati
lmertoyy vojdky Z Guayamas a
stat bude mas, " zyolaI general o.
brogeon p0 kryav6m vit6zstyi.
- Moi muzi zaslouzi pochya.
lE " pravil po boii natclnik lndi-
anu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-04-16
Gtok no span6lsk6ho lsrale.

II Mndfdu se oznamuje, NJ krdl
Alfons jen st6M n1ikl Giolm n0
sydj ziyot jil p0 treti ~ sy6
yl6dy m rd0y byly Aa6 yypd.
leny odp1Icdne dne ~, h. N, nu
ulieieh hlayuih0 m6sla knfnelem
s0nebeze1 Allegro y jafeeloDy,
Hery bU oh1mzit6 promotion, p
krdl Alfonso dekuje IN sy6 Wy,
yhz1uti sy6 ylastDi odyaze, rys
eblggti Il sy6m0 jizdeek6mu unG,
nj Pr0y0zen jsa sy@m sldbem,
jd prdy6 podtI C0lIo DE Alealn,
Yraeeje 80 0d obfndu pHsahy 40,
y6cl6, hdH jistS mu5 skofil y
ebodnikn . uebopiy kr6l0yn kon6
IN uzdu, yyp1lil III r6Dy \ rey0l.
Veu. kndl uybdomil ri olf1mais
~ silunei n bodl k0nG 0strubami,
t0k ~ se yzepjal. into fyehlost
zaehrdHiIa krakow aiyot. kuIe,
Ha mfslt, aby yuilfln do lrdl0y5cb
prso1, zas6bIa konG, 'fak blfzko
byla hIaye0 reyoIynrH, NJ loyG rlr
k0yiGkn hr1I9va HderHoIa, Drive
Gez 1l06nik byl u 10 zD0yH sp0ust
zn6dhD01ti, pftsko6iI 6fcdnik taJs
NJ dnzby h menu. ObA mnM zds
pasiIi spoIu zufiy6 upad1uyse m
zemj. I'tofn1k ny0IuiI rulsu, v
kierf mel revolver u yyphIiI jeal6
dive f6Uy ryebIo IN gebou, oysak
lajny poIioistn srazii mu riItu
tnk n kuIe Ietfly yzdnchpm niko,
mn pcnblizIy8e, Halim ptiap6s
ehnIi jc6f6 ri poIieislf ~ pomOo
5yGmu dfllbU, ale tepry p0 tf5kGm
l6pasu byl dlocnik spou6p Rrdl
AIfons kdy5 yidfI, ~ jest yrnb
lajisleQ, yztS6iI ge W tfemeDeeb u
obrdtiy se X d0y6m lidu zvoIaI :
81 Az zlje span6lskoW PAX sk0s
ell n konf . prAyiI he syf druzi.
nfi "'fo ME neni, pdnOyGr' 70
ceI0u ecsiu nj h paIdei krdl, kid.
ny u usnfyaVy, byl hIufnf p0r
ldruyoydn, Jist$ diy6k, talk ry.
chile 50 tIadil ku pfcdu, aby krhlo
pozdraylI jemu RrainIOyal, ~
byl 0myIem p0yaz0ydn m jintho
yraha n aatt1l BW propulsion,
jokmilc byI omyl zpozoroy6n. --
Take zatGcn byI jisty Francouz,
Ittcrg stdl yedIe AIIcgro, ale byl
propulsion "a svobodu, pon6vadz
nebylo d6kazd, ~ byl = AlIoRfem
ye spojeni, Idstup lidi pokusiI ~
.ynfovati AlleRra, kterS rychIc
byl doyedcn do blizk6ho domu,
fde byl stfezen NJ do pHjezdu po,
lecjniho autonobilu, Y ntmz byl
pax doyezen do vezcni, proyazen
'skortou jizdnich polieisll. ~ o
ltocniku ma kfdle bylo ziist6n0,
he byl yypoy6zen ueddyno y Fran
'ie pro anarchistiekou propagan.
"a n odebfal 10 do Bareolony, od
md pred m6siecm pfijel do Ma.
lridu, kde obdrlel zam6stndni v
ruhldfskt dime. PEI prydm W
'lechu nda', ~ podlehl okamlilt
idlade Pnzen isa noodoIatolnou
silou, pfiako6il he krdli
'yp6lil rdny l.yln take zatGcua
.ena kterd prf jest spoltcna s.
tllcRfom,
kraian6. pfedplafte 80 na
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yojsko pfsi dtotilo na opeyotui
ycIitel Tbsk6ho yojsko prg N.
pomb6I ddt d6lostfelectyu ron
kazy, by slfeIbu zostayilo srbsk6
ddIo prs pobiIa vice Ccrnoborca,
hez Tnrci.
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odpoved velmoci M notu spojcn.
nh

Nv s0fie oznamuje se, ~ zGstups
ei yelm0ci dorilGili pfedsed0W nj.
njstcrstya bulharskGho Gi5oyoyi
odpoytf Ba posledni notu sp0jen.
Ell, klerd t9knIa ~ nhyrhn na
sprostfedkoyhui Uni taktoi -
'VeImOci = uspokojenim pozndgas
j, ze spojcuci jsou naklon61i X
miru u 0dpovidaji nhsledoyn6 k
jeduotliySm bod6m spojencck6
notyi Pr0ti pryuiuu b0du, p0kud
80 tkne buIhnrskyeh hranic, ueui
u6ineno ndmitek. P0kud Nc lkne
druhtbo b0du, 0sndn ac9ejskycb
ostroyd, yelmoci zddaji, ably 10
bylo poncchdno jim X rozhodnuti
Tfeti, velmoci jsou pfiprayeny o.
zndnlt sp0jcncam seycrni Il seyes
roygchodni hranice Albanic, il.
ho.yychodni n jizni budou sdele,
ny jakmile bude nich rozhoduu.
TO. Ctyrtfa Stran finanGnich o.
tack bude jednali zylhstni W.
Dor Y Patizi, n6mz budou miii
valccnG strany sy6 zdstupce, $3.50
Vclmoci novidi pfiGiny. proc by
sdtlili sydj ndhled o vdletnG nj.
lrade.
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lte,lHi l.si efrnaheFak prahla
suie a. tsake ifAiy 1sruakaf
"a rfl ae,lsynsm ataka "a tsFs|
faFahsss FAylnlla hlasns sfhsk 1
ielesitslsrtsa. klsfe pekFaeasala
' rFuslke sttelhs, kasl sl,aisae
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-04-16
Lodstvo yolmoci zajalo yachtu
Cernoh0rakGho krAlo.

I,ritskG ydIeGnG lodi lIibeihia u
IIcdia odjeIy \ VnIetia Da Malt6
10 zapccetenymi rozkazy. Jely
yyeboduim smtrem mysli ~, 5e
80 naji pfip0jit X mezjndrodbimu
Iodstya, blohnjicimu fcrnoboryk6
pobfoI.
Reckg torpedoboree bonb0rd0s
val tureek6 m6sto AjyaIib Y Male
Ash, NniGiI muoho Haye1i a zp6s
sobil 2naenOu skodu Il obyyate.
Ia mo0zi uprcbIi, kdyz Afelba
aap0taIa.
Pryni obtG bI0k6dy lodi vel
nod staln se yaehta Gern0bor
skGho kr6Ie Roumia. " Byla N.
jat0 jeduou cizozenskou vlleGn0u
lodi II pfislaya Bar0, kdya pro.
y6zeIa tfi moukou Ualozcnb lodi,
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Bulhari s Reky v nepfatelstvi9

Bnlharsko toflnalne znda DOLBY
Il mesto Solun, jez je obsazeno
nyni fecktm vojskem, iak telc.
gram z B6lahradu sdtluje. TcIe.
gram sdeluje dale, ~ Bulhnrsko
Giui yojenskd opatfeni, ably zdu
raznilo synj poladayek, kdclto
lieeko soustrednjc syou armadn
podtl drdhy yedouei do Solune
Dopisoyalel "throniclu W
Violni prayi, IL So zda, iakohy
hrolila skuteene sralka mczi Bul.
harskem Reckon k vnli Somni.
0he strany hromadi yoisko o.
nj kraiine na pndporu syyeh ia
rokh rrayi 80, n Franeie a Rn
sko podporuji nbroky Recka na
enen pfislay. kdettn ostatni yel
muri isou pro llulharsko
Ntmeeku Rakqusko hersko i
llalie Nrlmoei lynfiei tfoiapolrk
odpnru6uii die Ncuy t'rpis
l'resse ahy Solnh doslala ~
liulhafska iake nahrada "a ed
staupeni sillstrie a prubu bul
hafsktho lasmi Rumuuaku Ru
ske q Ffaueie ua druht slFans
iaou pro 10. ahy solua dastala
- Rekam, tdyaip Angl,e saubla
Il natFhsm lroispalku I'ted
nekalika da1 hsla asnAmeaa ie
Rsska pfylaiile lsdpu ,ll,isi syt
BIZ ,ai.ka tplfa a. S0mnt
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V aka ma Balkane
Rakousko hleda ncpritcle, aby
mu nafczal.

SmybleDl yideilskelo tlskn 0
poslodpim kroku rnkonsk6 vlhdy
jest ehnrakterisoydno Tim, ~ NC
yscobceHt prohl0suje, Jak0 by
yclmocepskf" Rakousko yeliky
Gin pfovedlo lin, ~ yyt6hlo pro.
ii mnlt CernG lIofc. Prozatfm
neni ur6ite zndmo, zdaIi k yhlcG
dojde uebo Nc, ale Ddlada jest
bojeehliy1. Situaee ltak0uskh nc.
NJ zroyna nejbezpeG1ejM Jestli.
" spojenei balkhD5ti ncpoyoli u
na nhyrby yelmoei, hlayn6 lakon.
ska nepfistonpi, pax mdze dojiti
kd ahpletkhm daIeIfo h0r5im, nezli
byly dosayadni. Y diploInati.
ckgch kruzieb Eyropy jsou stale
obayy pred vypuknutim yse.
cyropskt ydllsy, jeato Sc mi IN 10,
ze Y pddn, jegtIize Isakousko w.
trbpe y6lefnt proti Ceru6 IIofe,
bude inleryenoyati lraneie a An
gle. JestIize nocndfslW rakou.
skf samo bude yhIGiti se spojcnci
bolkaDskgmi, pax jest jisto, NJ 80
ukdze byti druhym Tureekcm, n
pax byIo by nutn0, aby oslatni
velmocc rozfcsiIy otd9ku poraze.
nfhO Rak0uska.
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v Londyn6 40 domnivaji, 10 bude
brzy mir,

ybecbny okoInosti poukazuji
III 10, NJ mczi baIkhnskymi sp0-
jenci yelmOcemi eyropgkgmi
dociIcno bude smirnG dohody n ze
Y krhtkGm case uzayfen bude mir
mezi Tureehem a jcdnotliyymi
staty na Balkhnu. Y dipIomati.
ckyeb kruzich pfeylddh mip6ni,
" k yalce Rak0uska y Cernou
Ilorou y1bec ned0jde. Korespon.
dent listu "DaiIy Telegraph" o.
znamuje . Btlehradu, ~ srboy6
se rozhodli, ma pokyn Ruska, ods
voIati cd Skadaru yscchny sy6
pluky, - IIuskh yldda yydala
zyldstni prohl6scni, We ktcr6m
vysyttluje zdm6ry oyropskych
velmoei, Il yysloyuje svhj souhlas
y ponechhnim Skadaru Albanii.
Vldda ruska prayi dale Y tomto
prohlaseni, ze jest pro gyddni
Skadaru proto, IN tim odstran6-
ma bude hlayni pfitina neshody,
u ttz . toho dhyodu, jezto Ska
dar jest mesto tiste albansk6. --
Pro Cernou lIoru bude dalcko lt-
pc abayiti se ttto peynosti, pont-
vadz tim. kdyz by il anektoyala,
dala by podnet k uesnazim a ne
shoddm, iez by il rozhodn6 osla-
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kraiant nfedplafte So IA
fokrok Zdpadu 4 cesko. Ameriek}
Npnkoyl
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Co., Newport, Tenn.
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]. F. GOODSON
DIES IN FLORIDA

j. F. Goodson, the we'll known
Morristown business man, of the
firm of j. F. Goodson and Com
pany and of the ms-Goodson
Dry Goods Company died in
Florida, Tuesday afternoon. The
funeral services will most likely
be conducted by the Knights
Templars Thursday.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11
HLOCALH
! NOTES |
~ s.

Stated meeting of O. E. L. Sat-
urday, Dec. 10, 1918. Election of
officers. Every member urged to
be present.
Mr.. j. B. Bewley of Bristol,
Tenn, was the guest of Mrs.
Elizabeth Murray the past week.
We are giving bargains on all
sales during December. CAT
LET'S
Mrs. Sarah Gilbert of Knoxville
spent the weekend with her I'M
Gle, Mr.. Sam Wilson and family.
Mrs. Lucy Kyle Shortwell of
Rogersville is the guest of Mrs.
Bruce Robinson.
Mrs. Porter Barnett of Morris
town spent several days with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Snod-
dy. ..>
Mrs. H. V. Cox, of near Asheville
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Cordellia Ray. +.
One-half off on Coat Suits.
CATLETT'S
Misses Anna and Lille Ownby
spent the weekend with relatives
near Rankin.
Aubry McNabb and sister, Miss
Iva,spent Saturday night and Sun
day in Newport.
We are giving special values in
all lines of Dry Goods for Christ
mas. CATLETT'S
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
j. w. O'Hara, Pastor.

Preaching 1915 a. m. and ZOO
p. m. Subjects, Victorious
Faith" and Remission Through
the Blood"
S. S. $50 a. ms. r. McSWeen,
E. C. Burnett, S. E. Rowe, Supts.
B. Y. P. u, 600 p. ms. E.
Rowe and John McSween, Presi-
dent; Miss Maggie Ownby, leader.
Mid-week service GAS p. m.
Wednesday night.
Workers Meeting, 6:45 p. m.
Friday.
All cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11
NJ. E. CHURCH

L. D. Hamil, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 a. M, R. P.
Driskill, Superintendent.
Preaching 10:45 a. m, and $50
p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday,
$50 p. m.
A cordial invitation.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11

HOUSEKEEPERS are Saving
More Dollars. A New Economy.
A new way has been discovered
for makingan article of daily use
IN every household by every
member of the family. Write for
particulars. r. H. DeFrese, Bris-
tol, Tenn. 10-23-H.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11

Andy Sisk, formerly of Cooke
county, now prosperous farmer
with big farm twenty miles be-
low Knoxville is in Newport for a
1 few days on business.
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WAN IS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Advertisements taken for this col
umn at One Cent per word, minimum
charge Is cents.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11

LOST-Key ring, containing about
six keys, on Main street between
the drug stores. Finder will re-
ceive reward by presenting them
to w. G. Snoddy. Pd. 12-4-13
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11

Suffered day and night the tor
ment Of itching piles. Nothing
helped me until | used Doan's
Ointment. The result was last
jng."-Hon. John R. Garrett, May
or, Girard, Ala.
Recipe for Happiness.
II you want to be continuously hap
py you must know when to be blind,
when to be deaf and when to be dumb.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-12-11

Ladies' and children'S hats one
fourth off. CATLETT'S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08
BRISTOL
rsn.c,o,torh r,,,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
bristol. Va. June 7-Relatives have re-
eeived Invitations to the graduating excr-
s sn at Denver. where ". d. James. a
graduates. Young Mr.. James has completed
the course In medicine. and will practice
me profession In his adopted city.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hodge and son left
snis week Tor an extended tour OF the West.
They will visit st. Louis. Kansas City. Dem
yer. salt Lake. Los Angeles and other point 3
OF special interest. and will be away for two
months more.
Brlstolians who spend much of the time In
summer al the nearby park resorts. have in
ene !ast Few days been packing up TO get
away. FROM this time until tho end OF the
season the cottages at Island Park and Big
SreeK wiii be occupied by merry parties
piss Mary Allen Whitaker. who spent the
winter months In tho Bristol school IN Wash
ington. has returned to her home here for
In school at Winston Salem. has also re-
turned.
Mrs. John ]. Cox and Daughter. Miss Mary
Cok nave returned from Chattanooga. where
they attended the reunion. Miss Cox was
honored with the position OF sponsor TO the
Tennessee division of the veterans
land Mrs. c. c. Chiidress. of Roanoke.
visited Bristol relatives this week.
congressman sam z Sells visitor
IN Bristol this week. having come here to
a attend the commencement exercises at King
College. He delivered the annual literary
address before the school and graduates on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. &. d. Smith and daughter. Miss Della
nave returned from VISIT to relatives ot
BIG stone Gap. Va.
Mrs; Nat, Cox is visiting her former home
Mrs. ID. a. Bowers has returned from
IeHas where she spent several months with
het daughter and other relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08
ACHILLES

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Achilles. Va, June Jesse Richardson
and family, Of Richmond, have been visiting
relatives in Gloucester.
Miss Essie Thomas returned to Norfolk
this week.
Mrs. Arnold. of Richmond, is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Habel.
Miss Hattie Ashe, after the winter spent
In teaching In Accomac County, visited Nor
folk, and Is now at her homo In lower Gou-
cester County.
James Thomas. now of Newport News,
made a weekend visit to his family at Sew
ern.
Miss Madge Rowe is in Norfolk
Rev. X. A. Folkes delighted o large circle
Of old friends by visit here last week.
Herman Thomas, now in position with tho
government coast survey ia visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shackelford. Jr., left
last week for Norfolk.
. Mrs. John Blake. of Baltimore. is visiting
Fin Gloucester.
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. D. Bunt-
ing.
Mrs, Thomas Bridges. Of Norfolk, has
Miss Elizabeth Rowe won the Phoenix
Literary medal, awarded by Prof c. H.
Smith for the beat debate Of the Achilles
High School,, ~
Miss Atleen Hayes was awarded medal
from the Achilles High School for scholar
ship during tho past session.
Miss Mildred Riley returned recently from
a visit to New Kent County. "a ,tS $50 ="
Mrs. Herbert ]. Davis entertained last Sat
urday the Sewing Circle of Achilles, Lunch
con was served by the hostess. ~