davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Judge Pollock sustained the demur,
Ter to the case aeainet the Appeal 10
Reason charged with SENDING obscene
matter through the mails, on the
ground that the charges have not
heen proved untrue and, il true. the
matter should have been made pub
lie That's a sensible Judgment.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

National banks must pay interest
on government deposits, and the
Tampa Tribune says bankers viii
fiiiiIE this Mchdoo about nothing.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Drimmers arc entering very
strong protest against The clcaing Of
pcstofiices on Sundays And they
have a right to enter such a protest
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

A meeting Of the peace conference
has been called IN London. Probably
en- account Of The suifragctte war.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

The supreme court has decided that
hcmpers must 80 % iall bat he viii
be ffee maa fof many d day yet
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

The Atlanta Georgian Il giving the
peefle Of The caDital a sure enough
touch OF yellow journalism.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

No, Brunswick Is not different from
the rest Of The world Everyihing
has gene Wild over baseball.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

In New York ana London these
day. Il is really dlngerous to Oppose
votes for women
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

9 The Board Of Trade needs you as
member Are you en- Inc list?
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Poor people may consider thom-
selves lucky anyway Just think il
5cn were duifa 3 is9siiseffs,sitiitsif' 5i-'i5ii;
would have 10 pay $2,0ao,oo0 income
tax.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07
oFFIclAL oRGAM a.

Clynn County, city OF Brunswick,
United States Court Of Bankruptcy
for Ten Counties in south Georgia.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Wash our cid sores. festeriEs
@on0ds and ulcers Win DARBY'S
PRoPHYLACTlC FLUID 1t is a
wonderful disinfeetant and healing
remedy L heals up running sores
of long standing that will not yield
70 an ordinary lmment, because it
qFsile3s peiseiiitiiis 5efnis, cieansGs
he sore ANA foul matter and helps
latore to repair the damaged flesh.
Price zoe per bottle. Sold BY an
druggists.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07
sTEAMcR HEsslE.
srunswIck { parIsn. aa.

Take this picturesque route ana Sc
the first settlement tn Georgia al
Frederica- the old fort and cannon
used by Oglethcrqe.. j 3. ~Sief!T
Manager
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

All kinds Of machine needless at
Geo. L Gays.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

okra seed, 50c pound. Phoenix
Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Phone 3lS for nardware-B. 2. Ro-
zier K Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Esss 2ao per dozen. Wright s
Gowan co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-05-07

Entered at the Brunswick. Ga.
pcstofIice as sccond-class mail mat
Ter
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18

sinpnti zhjny lnmnich p6sIiIoliI
eukrogt tuiny, W ptizuali, ~ asi
100000 bylo yynaIozeuo, by III.
stnlo pfitomnt clio III rulr, lihlloli
proyili ~ zdjny, jez zostupuje,
Iplaii mn $4,000 rotn6 Il 10000
IN yylohy, l'dbem strcdetniho
yysleclu yysIo IN joyo, ~ osi phl'
druh6lo millionu dokumentn, oh.
snhnJieieh nrRlmenty protl zrlla
aeni eln IN eukr, bylo rozAifeno
skrze poslu IN ylhdni itraty. by.
| ~ 10 fetl poslanea u genhtofh Y
konRfesn pfednesent, Hhjmy Gu
kerni siee zaplutily IN jieh tisk,
aysnk skrze posln bly zdnrna pod
kougfesnlekym frankem. Truman
Il. Palmer, jenz w WashinWon6
znsinpnje zhjmy p6slilelh eu.
kroyky, praViI, III aJ 100000
bYlg yyn1lozeno M znehrhnfni
eIa IN cukr od r. 1912. All $780,,
900 bylo pr3 yynaIozeno cd mi.
nlIdho Iistopadu n asi $4,000 cd
znhhjeni pfitonndho zaaeddni
Mnobo \ Tech pentz $40 IN mtslo Y
tnsopisceh, bn tisk, nu sluSn6 u
znaduh ddslha na knmpnh yede.
no0 ponoei pohybIlyych obr1zkh,
Henry T. Oxnard, jenz kontr0luje
nejyhisi ehsl fepafsktho pr6my.
sI0 We spojen}eb sldlecb, sy6ddiI,
he yynakl6dh w WnshinRl0nd asi
#2O,0OO kazdorodut v z6jpu sy6ho
pr1myslu PrnyiI, " sonAloti,
ncb aspoh ytlslna mich, jsou jebo
osobnimi pfdteli scnhtor GaIIln.
ger prohldsil, 5e yInstno president
Wilson yyyozuje ten nejy6tsi, il
podIe jeho mindni nepalfitny yliy
na k0ngres, " lieknc.Ii u6kdo, ~
poydsi nfkoho TAX yysoko jako
llamaDn, neufiuisII tn osoba jistG
ytei, " prayil GaIIjnger, "a ze
bozdf obmyslent snizeni mzdy bu
Dc yysetfoydno, myslim, " je to
asi uejhorsi druh yIiyu, jak$ ii
mohu pfedstayiti, "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18

Dya 2dejsi roddci yykon.
pill v Omazo smisen$ obehod, d
sicc jsou TO phnoyd Ant. Mcuait
II pan Jan Saylik, Tito phni NJ.
90 jsou jestt mlddenei, ale my
slim, ~ NJ V brzltn najdou ntjakf
ty purlnerky n pax to pnjde II.
pc,
Minpl} tyden pan Anton
sayIik take vi pofidil len samo-
hyb u jezdi tady, jen NO VA MIN
prhsl A ~ ~ o ten rozbdh boil,
Ink mn pan lionzek dal ua vses
eky stnYby hromosYody, aby 50
NH nle nesiulo II nby mohI byti
vzdy poh0toy6.
Mlnuly tgden zatnl hodnf
sluden6, eoa kornhm $40 Spatnt
X duhu, ale ke konci 80 pfeee o.
lepIllo, tnk ~ Ease nyni hledi do.
bouiti we, 60 zamoskal0. Ale
proti jinym lflbm jest o n dni
M o ri t}dny poaadu No, ale
Rpo6 ~ nebude v 6erynu lAmat
pod koloyetry jako lfta minuld.
IN 10 pseniee vi sloji dobfc, ale
oysy isou nnpadeny deryy, ktei1
v nlch hodnf fddi, Royndz Y kor-
mach u v anhrddk0ch jest coH po.
dobnfho, Bfambory raunf slibn,
il d0brou 1rodu, ~ broukn Jest
qa Mich dosti. korna NJ zatne
Iotos oborhynt podruh6, toti5 tn
rnnnh. Ia pozdni ponejprv
Mdue zde nteo, 90 je ma.
10 kde k yidtni. Totlz dhyaji zde
zdarma pro farmery pohybIiy6
obrdzky DiyadIo n yyprodej
pflfohuji do mfsl0 sponstu far
mira, take neni ani kan kont
ny1zal, A 30 tech "zenkrut" jc
po nlicicb I'roto pfijdte take
n pobayte sc n zaroycd milzete Vi
nakonpiti go potfcbujete pfi
tom SO / posilnit n obferstyit
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18
z LINWOOD, NEB.

" nasem mdstf jest ntjak ii
ro. 4 jak by no, yzdyt lido \ GO.
ltho okoli jedi sem kupovati
Iyldstd od Il DOLBY, 30 pan Fai.
finger rozhodl se vyprodat vse.
eko zbozi IN veImi snizcnt eeny
Proto nem6l by nikdo opomcnou,
II, kdyz pride do m6sta, naysh.
viii ho II prohItdnouti vi jeho
zbozi n pfeptali SO ma ecny. w
prodej poIryd do |, 6ervencr, Ne,
dejte sl ujiti t6to pfiIczitosti,
- kdyz TAX pfchIizim Xvi.
tanemi knizkn, yidim, " jest le-
Std dosti 0dbdfatcld, ktefi dosud
sy6 pfedplalnf neohuoyiIi Il pro-
10 bylo by zadoueno, ably 81 II me
pflhldsili il 10 sprayfm. 20
pfiPade m0hou neehali peuizc na
haner n ia kahdemn zaslu styf=
zenku,
Pan Mattj Erdna jel y so,
botu do Dodge na uaysteW ku
pfdtelum a znhmfm,
u DIR, Bedrioh Kolouch, co.
sky lekar ranhojic v Linwood,
Neb, Adv l3tf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18
z DODGE, NEBR.

Tdzkd bolest ptikyapiIa ia
rodIuu Josefa kfepeIy, rolnika
Isevern6 od mtsta bydIiciho, kdyz
v sobotn rNn0 dozyedtli se o Il.
mrti jejich syna Roberta, jenz
bydlel IA svoji farmt jizn6 cd
mesla jsa dosud sYoboden. Ten
den rdno jel neSlastny mladik do
Hooper, kde ehttl dati ii nfja.
kou opravu k sv6mu automobiIu.
Tri mile jizu6 od Scribner ia kfi-
hoyatcc eest nesfastnou nhhodou
prevfdtil So jpho auiomobil do
pfikopu on dostaI So pod n6j.
Ntmeckf farmAf joden, kter} to
neslfsii ~ sYtho dyora pozor0-
val, special hned Sc sy}m synem
na ono misto, ale naSli krepclu
liz dokondyajiciho. 4 take pfi-
rolanl ltkaf nemohl ii2 ME il,
n6ho ndelati, nez zjistiti smrt
mladika Frter priyczen byl sem
vlakem ~ Serihner u doprayen y
prtEodn Tel. jed, sokola Dire.
yarn Syetoyyeh do ohydIi sytho
syakra .lohna Mikrse. l'ohfrh u.
stanogen byl ma pondeIi, We dyt
hodlny odpdledne. Nad fakyi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18

jeho promluyi Vdclay Fuks \ o.
mahy. Iesunly mladik byl n r.
q mtsiGu star latfil k Dfeya.
ftlm Syttoyym . k Sokolu Skon
jeho oplakdydn jest jeho roditi u
n6kolika brntfimi a seslrami, Je
TO te2kh Ztrdta pro jeho stare 70.
dice, kteri jemu pfiprayiIi tako-
VI pehnf p0alayeni u nell nGj
radost l6roycd pfipad tento je
dobron y}strahou jin$m, ably n
antomobIem byIi opatrn6jsi
MimI$ tyden v dter} cd
ddni byli V kosleIo sy Vdclnvn
pun George Pinker sc slodnou N.
llronk0yon, 20 oddaykhch ode,
jeli manzelG ma syatebni eestu
Celg mtsie ky6len mysIeli
jsne, ze sDad nepfeslane prAeti,
Il bic, dnes kindly \ nds pohIizi k
obloze, kdy M zadne na noyo. --
Maltho dost6 jest V brzku znpo.
tfebi na VSeebny plodiny. Hvld-
stf nase bospodyhlsy pfhIy by ri
dest6 pro jejieh 2abr6dky, Nj.
nulyeh Gtrndcie dnh bylo yelmi
ehlndno pro III naai sletinku ku.
kufiei, aysak v sobotu n Y nrd6li
aafuIo to slunicko praziti % pfi-
trz.
Pryni picnic toto Toto od.
byy6n bude dne %, 6erynn TEL
Jednoion SokoI Dodge do parku
Athletic Clubu.
V sobotu yysydeen byl no.
vs. katoliek$ kosteI, ktery posta-
vii zdejsi obtant ntmctli
3udu zpft yefer" uapsaI
na obyGejnou obhlku u tuto po-
yesiI do okna sytho obchodu jiz
Y pondtIi 2dejN sedIdf j. Virgil.
Ale ten yeter, kdy on bude zptt,
jest6 nepriseI jak to yykukuje,
take NJ nepfijde. VirRI yykou,
pil obchod od Jos, Jadrnfho pred
dytma lety a yseobccnf min6ni
bftlo, h. obehod jde dobfe a on,
isa dosld syobodn}, niue sobt
hezkou ddstku pcntz zachoyati.
Ncz, ale vseobecn6 min6ui nyni
jest ze sebrav yse, go So scbrati
dalo, prdskI do bot Il ruzn}m fir
nam IN sedldfskt potfeby zustal
,iednodnse dluzen. Onehdy psaI
jsem o mem, ze pracujc ma ndja-
ken vyndIezu Nu, pakIi ten
svGj 1ttk nazyvd vyndIezem,
nrni 10 vyndIez nov}, to jiz dokd-
zaIo vice takoy}ch neplat1,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18

hyh ismt yalife pat5ui
kf4sntm patle,mim IItkgm u
San tFana ka klya isme seaalt
b. pabsfl "a mlaAseh mani la
raAa Iwai tf k ta b kte
Ii koa6H pFsta N8fstHi eiH a.
daAk arai iAs maH ls
h t in miietadI tsflms ! IL
taf Saa f4aaahka s ii
h al mlasll msh1l5 aat tisth
at spal "a sakala0na ttaFa
te'.ae kFasRea taslasau hsla
ratatsaa tsp lapsk A. faku
thllu1 eaNslti iests uakailk
b mlst - tApa.l4 80 nsassg
e salt lake t8is Ns1 - hsrpu
~ zi.et A. uHahy 80 al mal
rfAfa pfHFaseal halsslsala n
pelahs kfasae FssAanes
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18

dcera, pax syn, pfijeli pred ty-
dnem automobilu do Crete, kde
mtIi RUNE zdlezitosli k yyfizeni.
PAX se v6noyali trochu pobaye-
mi; ysem jejich pfdielum bylo
pfijomno se u mini pobaviti.
- Pan AIois Slopitka \ vii.
Der naystlyil Crete pred t@dnem
Y zdjmu obchodnim. Dobfe SO
take pobayiI \ pr6tely.
- Pdnoy6 Frank Sefrna, John
Pospisil a Chas. kozdk \ Dorche.
ster navBtiyili Crete minuly IT,
den y zdjmu r6zndho obcbodu Il
pax zbytek tosu ytnovaIi trocbu
pobayoni
- Take pan Josef Pisaf cd
Pleasant Hill po dlouhf dobG SC
pfijeI podiyati nu Crete, kdez mel
RUNE zaleaitosti k yyfizeni.
Pan Jacob Simdnek, Gre
tesky obdan, odjeI pred tydnem
do Schuyler, CoIfax Go, Neb., na
dcII ndyst6yu
- Mlady krajon pan ed
Syancara od IlaIIam u jeho 80.
stra pani KorpiSkovd cd Swan
ton, Neb,, naystiyiIi Crete minu,
~ tyden n po yyfizeni z6Iezitosti
NJ odebrali ku syf seslfe pnni
Anton AndeItoyt nn fnrmu y.
AndIel0, jiho-y}chodnt cd Crete,
kdrz byli srdetn6 vitAni.
Pan Iironcstoad zcufcl yc
Wood Lake, Cherry Co.. Neb,, Y
mdfi Is rokd na zdpaI Pile n jc.
likoz ccIh rodina, kter6 on po-
cb0zi, bydIi v Kramer, pryni sta.
nice jiho-yychodn6 cd Crete na
N, ?, drdze, byIy jeho pozdstat-
ky pfivezcny do Crete Y 6ter{,
kdez sytrcno yypraveni pohfbu
pohrobnickf firmt T.. j. Rade.
We stfedu odpolednc We
2 hodiny byl pohfben Y Kramer,
pohreb v1ornt yyprayen ton sa-
mou pohrobnickou frmou +. j.
Rademacher Crete,
MinuIy tyden Y Gtery SO
p6titIennd kapela ee-
sumafi do Crete a cclf
odpoIedne oblazoyaIi hudbou ma
pIechoy6 ndstroje. ktera SO libiIa
obecenstvu. Pred kazdym ho-
a pred obchody 2ahrali,
Poslnchactl byIo dosll Ma TO We
stfcdu odpolcdnc Sc obicvila no.
vi hudba ma tech samych mi
stech, Slepy muz hrdI ma housle,
jeho PAM ma kytaru a vetsi d6v-
&c basu a nejmenSi d6vGc honsle.
DoprovazeIi hudbu zp6yem, COZ
hylo yelmi dojemnt.
Ma farmt pana Anton Br-
chana II Denton pred tydnem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18
TO BE, OR NOT TO BE7

Zdd Sc, BE pro mas Cechy Ham.
letoya 0tdzka jest zbytoenou -
Nebot my byti necbceme. A
cbceme.li misty, chceme jen po'
lovitald. Ale poIoyitat$ ziyot
neni ziyotem Rad6ji at SO W
Why zapomD6ni pres ua5e hlayy
pfehrhou, at nastane d0ba lIrbko.
yyeh bfbitoyd...
Jsou to trpkd sloya, kterd se
nam tu hrnou do pGra. Nelze jich
Ysak indirect. Ar lett do kraje, az
zapadnou ySude tam, kde Mjeme
poloyltatgm aiVotem At slehnou,
af rozYdsni, at rozzufi boufi ! ~~
ltoufe Gistf yzdueh u II mas je
tfeba dakIadn6 otisty.
DosIa mas krdtkd, strutnA zprd-
va "Od dal5iho yyuGovani &c.
stiny ma sthtni uniyersit6 Iowskt
bude upusltno ndsIodkem nedo-
statetn6ho zdjmu sc strany Ce-
ch6."
Nae tedy boz za ndrodni exi-
tsenciY Marina ostuda. Jen vitGM
Sc obdiyuje syet porazcn%m po-
hrd6 u sm6je se mu. kdo ne.
chce HVitGziti, at No radeji v boj
nepousti Neupout6 ma sobe po-
zornost Vefejnosti u vzbudi ale
spoi s0b6 zdhni, ze je siInym.
Ale dati Ne boj ma znamenati
zyitGziti Ne zbabGIe pole bi-
teyniho ustoupit, jako tady sc II.
stoupiIo,
Iowa, jeden tech stdtd, ktery
ma tetnG u yelk6 osady, nemdze Vi
udraeti yybojoyanou posici III.
mozni Il bobatf lrajant nejsou y
10, opatfiti dostatetny potet IA
XII, ably mohlo byti kondno vyu-
fovani Gestin6.
Go Sc Y Cecbdch nabojuji v TAX
w, uzavrentm 1zemi, ably mohli
dtti sy6 vychoydyati po tesku --
w / krev to stdIoI A pfece We
bojnje, 'fady, ma americkG phd6,
kterd mas pohostinn6 pfijala, dali
nam 4 ochotou to, 60 v samych
Cechdch ddti Cecb1m odpiraji. A
my vi toho nevazime o. Necha-
ydme to dojft M k tt narodni o.
stud6 ze ncmame dostatek mia.
deze, kterd by sc mohla neb
chtela t6 v}hody sGtastniti.
Poloyitaty zivot ,...
Jen kdyz Y kapse dolarky
zvoni Nae vzd6lani tfeba' Mas
pradtde6ek no nem6I take byl
ziv, nemusi ie nit ami naSe dGti
Nam staG zazpivat 81 "IIej
Sloyant' pfi sklenec teryentho
piva. A mame-li donna gramofon,
ktery doyedc pro mas pro sou
scdy pfervat "kde domov m0i"
n mlmo to tncet cesk{ch odrhoya-
eek, uGinili jsme syt ylasteneckt
povinnost zadost. JestIize isme
81 dokonee yymohli vyutovani
teStine ma universitt, pak isme
ehlapiei, Postarat Sc o dorost,
kter} by mohl byti yyutogan
Jestt 10! Coz tohle ie takt uase
vlastenecka poyinnostF
TAX sama sehou padne y2aenh
vymo1enost a narodnimu zivom
"a tento ne1speeh j. zasazena ra-
ma kterou nezakryje zadnt pla-
nj ylastcneeni
Ceska-amcrieka Matice Skolska
y pastrdni svt zpr6yt u6di, ~
vydans hude kniba. ieiil yadEi
mysleukw jest My ade tn-
demr kdy se tyuasnazine, aby
ehom Ele mohli httl"
Alr mt se neehgeme suaEit.
ttstt.tF#at& #t4ssH Fa t.t at.4b#
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18
asnAlnl sYAslFay Ani

tltem faatHiba ttsgfagaal
mINat tttlea j Vam IL iahs mlt,
lntH st tiA, a. eaNHfss 81 sla
sWl ! rfil@nuau eflRi esaRRass
NKsls mnab stimaNg keal 81
- at kasluA kM 4pee asalhals
- NHlhst liailea ltltsAl ~
tftNtf thfaff llapai httfl =
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18

dhk y New Jersey, byl jmonov6u
prnddcntem Wilsonom spr6yeem
ylddni iisk6l'ny, ono misio yynh.
III A5,5OO u emil vi un ne undfji
WiIIinm Maupin \ Nebrnslty, IN.
ytjsi spoluprneoynik liryanoya
" i0mmoupu',
NoyinAfslsy zakon jest 6stavnim.
Minul} tfden Nejyyssi sotid
Sp0jenyeh Sthtn prohIbsil zakon,
ktery uafizuje dns0pis1m uvnfnj.
foyalt jmtun podilnikd, redaltto.
RI, draitelh dluhopisb neh hypos
TEX n Y pfipadd dennikh, t6z po,
ttu odbtratelh, za 1slayni. M.
kon lenio roVntz znknzuje, pod
ifzkfmi pokulnui, uyefejhoynli
plncen6 ozp1mky jako btznou r.
laei ldthn BOZ proti zdkonu We
dli v prvni radf "1'he journal Of
Commerce. "CommefeinI I,ulIe.
tin" Z Nov Yorku Lewis Pub
fishing Company, doknzujieo, ~
jest 10 obmezGvdui yoInoali tisku,
aysak Nejyyasi soud zaujal 10 sta
novisEo, ~ jest 10 ponze reRnlo-
y6ni pouliyhni v}aad posloyni do.
d6yky druhd tfidy
Nova protitrustovA predloha
Seuhtor Lal'olIetle podnl y pa.
TEX v senate pfedIohn na doplnt.
nj SlermnHoya protiiruHoYtho
zhkona v Ten smysl, ably, kdykoli
na n6kteron firnn neb korpornej
yzneseuo jest obyintni, H. pfek1M
obmrzuje obchod IN 1felem do
cilcni monopoln, Tie d1hazu byln
na struht obznIoyauf, Dopoaud
pfipadecb takoygeh Tie dhka-
~, " zhkon jest porusoyAn, spo.
eiYala ma Wade Y jinfm odstay.
q nsianoyule pfedloha, N kor.
poraee, kterh kontroluje vice nel
30 proeent obehodu v urfitbm zb0.
II Ve spojen}ch slhtech, nesmi Ne
seloydyati IN nedhynf rozhodnu.
II Nejyfssiho soudu "rozunntm
obmezoYanf obchodu, ="
Bryan 81 bude nositi "lunc".
Sekretaf statu Bryan, yyndlezec
grape juicovt" diplomaeie, o.
hlasil Y sobotu, ~ pomYsIi na IN,
yedeni dalsf noyoty. Potatkem 10.
hoto t}dne bude vi nositi "Iun6"
v ko iekn fano den 90 den. "Pf
Bryanoyh NJ koupiIa kositek, ~
poehlnbll ~ p. Bryan. "Vypotf-
tai jsem Vi, h. mohu u5elfiti hodi.
na tasu. kdyz poobtdyhm nfa-
doyht Il mmo to uznal isem IN
dobrt drzeti 81 jtstf diety ma 10
jest ncjlepsi domhci kuebyne. "
v zaJmu odvodhoyani pozemkn.
Sekrethf Vuitra Lane pfedloxil
= sobotn kongresu odporueeni ri
kona, die nthoz bylo by nmoznano
odyodnoyani mofaln u znplaye.
nSeh polcmku y klertmkoli state
neb tefritorii y l'nil, Atkoli la |
kan Yxtahoyal hy 80 pouze ma We
feInt polpmky, do proiekln mohly |
by hpli xahrnuiy itl polemky !
sonkromf, kdekoli yefein}mi hy
hranldily Fndlr mintni sekrria
t. Lame a, odsudnovani pnemkn
j. hreyna TAX dhlelittm, ut.ll lh |
lekitalsiuh nelli lasndhoYani /
Wilson blahopfeie nemeckemu |
elAaii,
n sntatu postal president Nil |
sop uaslvlnliei dtpt.i ntmfes
mn eisafi NIltmoti lru1 aiati "a
lrtt iuhllr,m stthn pauotani
ppfhnht nadsil ahY lloubf a. i
kraRoehn hIahodarnf mirumi
latpF tlstit asfba tellbppstsa
pFlnssia nhmerkeau itsm iest6
sefsi patrhaaui. shlatiAm vass uu
telissHsltH Htlrsnt hlsbar9aal
tIA,it d lila spalauteh stata m
mato p8latifasaianu tlra6i nasto
iFal "a he yelt uslta muie
satHi pfAm ssto tlaba ia faH
KelleHsitH
asnAlni sfAstFasant
ll4hsM sfHatalhe ttsFgfag aHl !
mlHnls tllen ! yam a. isk mlt
slntn ii sla a. tonstss II sra
eHl ltfllomuau Fflni aaaataA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-18
z WASHING dTONU.
Noyy sprdvco vladni tislsArny,

Cornelius j, Ford, dtlnicky pro
dhk = New Jersey, byl jmepoydD
proidentem Wllsonen sprdyeem
ylhdpi tiskdl'ny, ono nisto yynh.
III F5,5Oo u emil vi uu ne uad6ji
WilIiam Maupin Nebraslsy, IN.
ytjsi spoluprneoynik liryanoya
" iommonpwl',
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
POSSE IN BATTLE
WITH BAN D ITS
One of Solomon Brothers Killed
and Another Probably Fatally
Wounded.

DOUGLAS July Andrew Solo
mon is dead and Randall Solomon,
his brother to-day is in a hospital
here probably fatally wounded, as the
result of a battle between the Solo
mon train bandits and a posse headed
by Sheriff ellis at the Roundabout
Swamp. near Kirkland.
The Solomon gang had been hunted
by officers of Coffee and Ware Coun-
ties and detectives of the Atlantic
Coast Line for two weeks for a series
of daring freight train and other rob
berries in this section. They were
trailed to the Roundabout Swamp,
where they took refuge in the fast
nesses where men and dogs could not
trail them. There they remained until
Thursday afternoon.
When Sheriff ellis and his posse
surrounded the bandits, a pitched
battle ensued in which Andrew and
Randall Solomon were shot None
of the Sheriff's posse was wounded.
A relief party went from here to
Kirkland to bring in the dead and
wounded
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Hail the 1ddline hahvl

Seven months old, and never happy
unless he is picking at a violin.
Feed him milk and mush and he IL
apt to be as cross as a bear; stick a
violin between his fat feet and fingers
and he will Immediately begin picking
at the strings, a smile of cherubic joy
viii wrinkle his plump face-and he
Is in the seventh heaven of delight.
Atlanta's latest prodigy is June
Howard Stollard. the only son of MIR.
and Mrs J. H Stollard. of "A East
Main Street, and he bids fair to de
velop into another Mischa Elman.
But It was not until he was five
months old and crawling over every
thing in the house that the love of
music that possessed the little soul
became known, and then only through
accident. One morning the baby
crawled into a closet, and, discovering
an old violin that had belonged to
Mrs. Stoddard's father, calmly took
possession of it and began giving an
impromptu concert He had the vio-
lin cuddled up between his toes and
fingers and was picking at the strings
with both feet and hands. And out
of the medley of sounds emitted by
the protesting violin came now and
then notes of surprising clearness
Since then open season has been
declared on violins in the StoIlard
household. The fddling baby has be
come a neighbOrhood attraction Like
all geniuses, the child is content to sit
and fiddle all day long. whether he
has an audience or not. He has
gained confidence with experience.
and now he picks and pecks at the
violin strings for dear life The child
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
SLATON DOUBTS
RIGHT To PAY
TEACHERS
Governor Asks Opinion on Amend
ment Purporting to Add Power
in Expenditures.

Governor Slaton has grave doubts
whether the recently ratified consti-
tutional amendment purporting to in
crease the Executives borrowing
power has not really put a Limitation
upon hts powers rather than extended
them
So serious are these doubts in the
Governors mind that he has referred
the matter TO the Attorney General
for an opinion, and will not under
take to do anything in relieving the
present situation with respect to pay
ing the common schoolteaChers until
his mind has been cleared up by that
official.
If the amendment has fully author
lied the Governor to proceed to the
relief of the teachers, unquestiona-
bly, he will give the matter that d.
rection, but the peculiar wording Of
the amendment coupled with the
statutes involved, has given rise to
perplexing doubts in the Executive
mind as to just exactly what the law
does contemplate, and he hesitates to
attempt a loan for any purpose what
ever until he knows exactly what
terms and conditions a loan under
the amendment would impose, not
only upon the State, but upon the
source Of the loan.
Anxious to Pay Teachers.
Governor Slaton is anxious to see
the school teachers paid. OF that
there is no doubt But the uncertain
ty in his mind as to the law in the
case, as well as the marked stringen-
icy of the money market at this time
has prompted him to make haste
slowly
If 1t might be so arranged the Gov
ernor prefers that such loan or loans
as he may contract be made with
Georgia bankers and financiers. If
the matter can not take this direc-
lion, however. the Governor Will be
forced to go East for such funds as
he needs, and he has reason to sus-
pect that it Will be rather expensive
borrowing at this time.
Naturally, the Governor does not
wish to involve the State in a trans
action calling for an abnormal ex-
pense item by way of interest.
The Governor wishes to relieve the
present pressing necessities of the
common school teachers. and in ad
dition to that he hopes to secure from
the present General Assembly early
legislation Of a character calculated
TO avoid delaying the payment of the
teachers in the future.
Legislature to operate.
There is a marked disposition n
the Legislature, moreover, to coop
crate cordially with the Governor in
this matter
During the present three day re-
cess of the House and the Senate the
Governor will address his attention
almost exclusively to the problem of
financing the teachers in their pres
ent necessities and planning for their
permanent relief.
When the Legislature meets again
Monday it is likely that the Governor
will put himself Immediately in touch
with that body, to the end that the
present troublesome status Of affairs
may be worked out legally, equitably
and speedily.