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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
WILL BID ON
SCHOOL WON
Contractors to Be Given opp'
trlnity to Compete on Hear,
ing job.

Opportunity 90 enter bids 10. nsniits,l
pletion of the heating ana Ve" ~
work at tho new high schVo' ,ontr,
Specifications OF tho orisind, nsnv
held by the Wright Osborn co,H@ll .a all 4,
now terminated. will be gwen " .
ira ctor6 who desire. ,h, cona
This was tho decision OF u,e ~
tee on buildings and Sron,.'' rM
board OF education last uiSnI onn,y,i
of carrying ON the work 9s rSe a
a supervisor was abandoned. rrofs.
mittee announced 20 n score ussi
Two bidders who attended 'po :,
that bids would DC rccsiyel ,J,r "a, us
centage basis mp 10 ueHt uvG lie 4
when they VIII nc openeo s"'
tract let. .I,.,s tle n
Tho contractor who recei',yss o.. n,ls,
tract will be Obliged 10 use .,s wI,h
now on hand insofar as II ine',b ,bc 30
specifications laid down oy nrotsc! \
This provision was made 70 unns1
Wright Osborn company "o"
sary loss. IN have =
The original contract was ,oo%rt w. & \
completed with $4,000. the ysifh q 4
Wright Osborn bid. About onso,.nosed O.
woriS has becn done by the oep,t ,s, thsi
nanv and the board VIII inSi, insiIo ,hs s7t|
Remaining work bo cone WIZ" WIZ eanpct !
fled amount. In case ,n.s M Wnght-1
done the bondsmen Tor u'o nskr 81
born company Will be asheu v
fhc dIfIcreuCc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Becomes Prospector.

They returned TO Salt Lako and. Va
roc Salisbury's partner, Page bays,
died, they went To Montana 10 goth
the firms business.
In the spring OF 1866 IIalnes 1eal
Fort Douglas, later going prospecting
the Cottouwoods. making his camp
Silver lake.
In September. 1866, hc met SalIsbz,
who had sent two trains 10 Cache yi
ley to get -four TO ship into Mont,r
and he engaged TTaines 10 take the Gs:
and dispose of 1T. which ne did
Salisbury traded for the stage line
PahrnnaSat and Gaines took chars,
the office, where he remained unll ~
when Monroe Salisbury took A consirl
tion contract on the Central Pacific IL
road. which required the making n
Uaines went TO the construction c1c
ut Humboldt Wells The late 0. J. 8
isbury had also taken contracts IN I
great work Of putting band Of 81
connecting the two great oceans q
their camps were not far from each 81
er near the Promoutory.
in 1869 Monroe Salisbury. ]. 7. Gin.
and 7. ". Kerr Joined forces and boug
the stage line from Ogden 10 Salt u
and later In the fall The lines TO Vlrgr
City, Helena, Eannocl, Deer Lodge al
Fort Benton.
In the fan of 1870 o. J. Sastgl
bought the Kerr interest, wlen y
Haines was put in charge OF their st'
cral Office in Salt Lake. which bez7
the auditing point for their big yss
of stage lines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
BAMBERGER is HOST
TO THE "MlNORITY''

Former Senator Simon Bambereer
was host to the Democratic members
of the state legislature and their wives
at pleasant dinner al the Hotel Utah
last evening. Nj Of the minority mem.
hers Of the Legislature were at the din
ner, and in addition few close per-
scnal friends Of Mr.. Bamberger. The
dinner was entirely informal and mere.
" in the nature OF social gathering.
Politics and legislation were not dis.
cussed. Following tho dinner there
were short talks bv some or the guests
felicitatinp Senator Bambereer and
thanking him for his courtesy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
NEW L|THOCRAPHINC
EQUIPMENT COMING
VIII More Than Treble Out
put of Salt Lake Print
ing Concern.
SHOWS ClTY'S GROWTH
Many Skilled Mechanics and
Families 10 Make Homes
Here.
SHOWS ClTY'S GROWTH

The Utah Lithographine company Of
salt Lake, which forms the Utah oil
vision Of the Rocky Mountain Bank
Note company, with large Gtboeraphin2
plants in this city, Denver and Pueblo
Colo, is installing an entirely new
equipment of automatic machinery tnat
will more than treble the present out
put OF the local concern. Tho equip
ment and contemplated improvements
viii represent an additional investment
here by the company OF more thnn sl5.-
600. and it is declared arc fuliy war
ranted by the increased business dc
mands of the wide territory this city
covers as commercial and Industrial
center.
w. T. Benson, president and general
manager of the local company. as well
rs tho Rocky Mountain Bank Note
company, said yesterday that the new
equipment would include the latest i'm
proved rotary offset lithograpbing press
with an automatic pile feed. which re.
uuired in its manufacture 2 special
speed motor equipment. He also said
that the mechanism represented new
process Of printing from Il rubber
blanket instead OF from stone. and that
his process had been successfully dem
onstrated at Denver and Pueblo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
KNOWS NOTHING OF
INSPECTION FIGHT

". j. Tuddentaw. supervisor of streets
whom u. IT. Blossom. city engineer. de-
hires 20 relieve OF the duty Of inspecting
work on streets, arrived home from Calf
forna yesterday. Mr.. Tudd cnham de-
ciarcd that ali i;c knew aobut the strife
between his and Mr.. Blossoms depart
ment Was what Inc read in the papers
Il have not been TO the office he said
last night. but shall so there IN the
morning. Then l viii probably find out
all about tt
Mr.. Tuddcnham had been in California
two weeks. He said that while the cold
weather did considerable damage 10 crops
In the southern part OF the state II was
not M bad ns a. first estimated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
CLAYTON |. HA|NEs /
DIES At ALTA cid
One of the Most Picturesa.
Figures iii State of Utah
Passes Away. 4
VETERAN STAGE DRIVE
Driven TO Salt Lake by snO.
storm and Accident in
1865.
VETERAN STAGE DRlyS

Clayton Locuson Haiucs. 81 w..
age. died OF general debility in hi
at the Alta club at $50 yestord,. ~
ing. lie was one OF the most plc,r,. ~
fiGures OF Utah. Accident hay,n, 4.
him to Salt Lake IN 1865. he was ,' a..
the originators OF the Alta cjuh ,s, s
many years had charge OF the s,l,.,
stage lines.
For several years Mr. Hajnes h,.
been actively engaged in busInc.,
made his homo at the Alta club. 20. =
years nc had been getting vooks.
weaker and his demise was no, =
prise. Dr. S. c. Ewing attended, r..
The body WAS prepared last MIA,
The Evans undertaking establIaha.
and VIII be taken back TO tho clust !.
day. Last night the directors me, y
decided TO mold the funeral sery,cs, =.
the club, il satisfac ctory 10 h,s
brothers, Charles and ChaIklev p,,s,
who are in Philadelphia and wbo 81.
been notified The time OF tho io..' ~
will be set when they are heard frass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Place of Trust.

Mr.. IIaines continued as seneSai as..
OF the stage lines and trusted FeWee
tativc and treasurer of the many m,
vldual mining and other ventures ~
which the different members OF the ~
of GIimer, Salisbury & Co. went ~
stage systems entered Utah. Idaho. AS
tana, Wyoming. Colorado. Nebraska
DakotaS. New Mexico. Arizona. Casn9
MIA. Oregon and Washington. SIX W.
sand miles of mall contracts wcre 'ae.
upon thelv books simultaneously, -
old timers a. E. ]. Travis, Jonn hns
Henry Wadsworth. Luke Yoerhees "a "a
others being associated with them az g
ferent times.
Mr.. Haines was one of the lounae,. ,
the Alta club, being It's first seels.,' ~,
He was appointed chairman o. u1e -.
of public works by Mayor Glenqiu,s, na..
which position he occupied several ~
Mr.. Baincs was 81 years OF ase
Friday. January II. His career vas i,
sldored an Interesting example OF ~
tier pluck, and ne was the pIide 4
club. esteemed and honored py a
knew him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Press on Way.

The new liibogrsphipg press is on
route from the Harris Automatic Press
90. ut Niles, O.. where IL was manuisc-
turod by the General Electric company
and will arrive here in time 10 be
placed in operation February | on the
company 3 promises at 1858 Tosto!fce
place The equipment and improve.
meuts now being carried out by the
Rocky Mountain Bank Note company
at Salt Lake. Denver and Pueblo. rep
resent total investment Of about
100000
With the lithoeraphinS press used
here TO date, the company has made .
maximum record Of printing 1900 one.
color copies an hour. The new equip
mcnt. it is declared. will make it pos
.iblc to run of 5000 onc-color copies
an hour, while tho displacement Of the
stone method by that of the rubber
blanket. it is said, viii materially low
er the cost o. operation and mainte-
nance, giving softer, sharper effect.
The new press will DC governed by a
specially manufactured variable speed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
ORGANIZES A BAND

Another novel idea has becu ,1arst--
ztcd by the members or ilie sal; Lake
Motorcycle club. This time the oiub has
formed movable band. o. c!zht
pieces The members or the band will
ride In tandem attachments. with which
many OF the machines are nov equipped
II Is planned 10 give concerts ~ ma n
of the smaller towns OF tho state dur
ing tie coming summer. The initial
practice was held in the clu6rooms last
niSilt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Driven by Storm.

Mr.. Halnes came west from Penn,
vania with len teams hauling min !,
Chincry in the fall of 1865. intendIr-, =
dispose OF II at Carson. New Al Ma,
lsle he was caught in snows,om !
his mules were scattered. lie lsft 4
wagons at Washable and proceedsd
his way with the rest At the hs,s
Bitter creek he was overtaken by ,
other storm. His employees refused
accompany him any farther, 90 ls b
his freight there and. with two schc,
wagons and camping outnt, Continual
his way, arriving in Salt Lake CITY i
ycmbcr 10, 1866
Monroe Salisbury nj this time Mas .
gagged in business in Montana and In
under the llrm name OF Page 4 Sal
bury, and. in addition, was doing
frcighLing business for the govcrums
AR. Salisbury came In with freight
Camp Douglas. starting back east Iur
diately upon delivering IT, Mr.. HsIr
then Joined him, and they went as
as Fort Bridecr, where terrific s,c,
struck them aud they lost praclicaly
of their stock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
HOME
CASE APPEALED

An appeal was taken TO the euprcmc
court yesterday by Salt Lake CITY in the
detention homo case. Last week Judge
NJ. L. Ritchie overruIed the clty'g de-
nurrer 10 the suit OF Salt Lake county
TO collect si4i9 so as the city's share
of the detention homo maintenance dur
ing 1912.
The supreme court will be asked TO de-
termine the constltutionallty of the de-
tention home law. II is probable that n
decision Wll be rendered before the leg
lslature adJourns. so that the law may
be amended In case "a is found de-
fective.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Celebrate Birthday.

The twcrtv-flfth anniversary OF the
founding % ST Paul's Episcopal church.
Fourth South and Main rtreeta will be
approprie teiv observed next Sa,urda y.
During the evening members and friends
OF the church Will ne entertained in tne
church rectorv by the members OF st
pauls guild. The entertainment will bo
held between the hours of s y. m. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
pace, Post Ruling

The postoffice departmSesnr' mol b. :
that parcel post stamps .n foreign "a
or parcel post packages TISSdmss 70 mas 80
tries. Postmaster a l. INC since
notice OF this rule yesteEdos oI,hcf 81
uary and until ycsterda5s cosl'
post stamps or ordinary Po
used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
File Matcr Auplicntion

a NJ. Murdocll. Frances w Ttirknem
and Henry ~. Sloscher OF Duchesnc have
filed joint application with the state
engineer for eleven aud hslf second feet
Of water FOR irriSating and stock watering
from springs In Nasatcn county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Methodist Leader Coming

Thomas Nicholson OF New York city.
secretary OF the Methodist Episcopal
church BOARD Of education. will visit
Salt Lake this week and speak next
SUNDAY morning at the Ilifr Methodist
church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Assessed Valuation.

Contained in the report IS a statement
OF the total assessed valuation OF all
property in Salt Lake county rs follows.
Salt Lake City ......S6 S62 225. 2S3. 90
Outside OF Salt Lake City. 81. 2l.S26, 961 90
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
v Cino svddtny jgou bojo.

Pcking, 4 Y proYincii kiuug
~, Y okOIi m6sln kuisking, doAIo
0p6l k nOyym b0jnm JiSm vol
sko 0lrpGlo nrdHIeko n6siH kua
60 Y proyncIi Cc.kIng tGSkou po.
r6zkL kp yHboufrncnm ~ 0ptt
pfipojlIy move Oddly n jmrnoyaIi
presidenlom jizni tfny, ktrrdalo
c6si cbco nitl syoji yIuslni r..
plbIIku 1'scu.Cun S0unu, b$yu.
I6ho misiokr6Io Y knntonu u 10
prileIe JuDU-Si. .kuic, prcsidontn
ropubIiIty VNn.C0uR Wi byI
jmpn0ydu mlnislrnn IiUnnct Y
soyoni Cine - pruW, ~ yaIcbnt
tfi jsou yeId FAuntikoy6. Dno H.
drrycnco znslroIili yzbourcnci gu.
YorndrH proylnce NNnpIIpei II
~, d0slojuik6, pontvndz ITO pro
hI6sjIl ~ HnslnUou yerHi Wade
pckIDRsk6 Y PokiuRU koIujr 80
vest, h" JopoUsko Oobdd6 jIzui
Gnu k royoIu@ u poskYlUjn pr%
vzbollfonc0u podpoml Ndbucrd
dnAopigy doItoncr prnW. H. 10 jo
ponsIf}cb ddslojuik0 Nojt y drlr
yojska poyalnockdIo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Zhoubne povodne v Uhrach a
V HaliCi.

Budapest Povodnoya kata
Srofa y t'hrdch nabyvd stale jc
st6 vtlsich rolmdru, Na opadd
yani yody ncni ieSt6 zadnd made
ie naopak stale dochazeji zprdyy
o noyych poyod6oyych pohro
mach kraju, ktcrt hyly dosud
uSctrcny. Neoby6ejne t6zce posli.
lena jest povodni Halle Celkoyd
poyodni lp6sohrud Skoda media We
Ii chvile AMI pfihlilut odhaduou
ii. ide vsak dn milliouu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Tenorista odsouzen do v6zeni.

Mnoho So zde mluyi o rozsud.
ku konSeIsktho soudu, jimz tc.
norista knrrI Iiuridu byI odsou
zen ua m6sic do vGzeni pro cizo.
IolstW V Sasku jest vsrobccn6
lndmo, H. krdl IIcdrich August
ncdayd ~ zdsady cizololnikam
mIlosIi Iroto Sc ncpochybuje.
~ lhrlan bndc musit ircst odsr.
dtli, zyldste kdyl neni yyhlidky,
~ odyoldnim k vyssi instance by
hyl trcst Anirntn. Iurian Jest
nyni vc Vidni Jeho pfdtrlt Sc ii.
bayait ~ tento trest mn zabraui
prisiup do New Yorkn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Cesti lGlsaii q bulharsko srbska
valka.

Srbsko / I'UIhorsko obrdljIy 81
ma Cosby pomocn$ sbor IGkarsky,
ably jim byli rosI0ni costi Idkori
ma jcjich 0lrolv Mozi desk5mi
Idk0ri nesctkaIo ST. ysak nabidka
lato Ne sympothicmi yzh cdcm k
touu ze nova ydlka jc bojcm
brotrovrazcdn{u Hddano bylo as
n 20 ltkar0, ale nlkdo 81 ne
prihldsiI Ccsk@mu pomocutmu
sboru n"zbudc asi ME ,iinGho, ncz
sdGIiti ob6mu sDdtmn, IL desti chi
rurgovc ncmini jim svlch sluzcb
poskYtnouti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Bulharsko hodla zastaviti vsecko
nepratelstvi,

u Lond$na doSla dnc 81 t, IN.
zprdya, ac noyy hulharsk$ kabi.
net $ Radoslayoycm y tcle, 1--WE,
domil Eyropskt velmoci, ze jest
Bulharsko ochotno zmeehali ySe
ho nepfatelslyi, jestlilc take Srh
sko a Recko zaehovaii ST podoh
nf.
4 hukarcsti Sc oEuamuir tes
hol due. ~ Rulharsko pristoupi
la ua podmmky ktert kladc Ru
mmsko q Je Reckcm d srb
skem So shudla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
SITUACE MA BALKANE,
Zam6ry Tureoka.

Turcckd yIddu jest peyno rohs
hodnUlu, posunoutl otlomHnskG
sbory IN Is peYnosIi DrlnopoIl,
Iler6 Ijulhnri Y noddYu6 y6Icc
d0byII II lnkoy$mi obGfmi no H.
yolrph, AdkolIV 1redni IuWhy
curIUudskd jsou mIdeIivY o tom.
TO prcdu6lu, jest ammo, " lnko.
y}lo plan icst y}sIedkom d0Idad
ndbo uy0acui ydIky Vysokd Por
In odhodIaln Ne k l0mOlio r6znGmu
krotU neim k y0Il mnIcrieInim
! vyh0ddm, iel n od nebo sIibuie
ale take k Vol lGinItu jejh nkro
lnlo bUdc mil nn yuitfni allUucl
v TWoeku OGckdYh 50, Se posl.
ce yI1dy bljc i'm posiIc0n Il
+ ynltfui Hpor} UOyn0ny, Vhlc6nG
piprUyy lurockn yzuIy royut4
UoV} obrnO, kdW Nysok0 Poru
dokouoIIu yyJrdudydui X IlnIskou
yl0dml q odsloUpeni U6koItkn ma.
I}eh oslroy0 Y IiRrjsItdm morI M
ilaIskd ydIotuG lodi 10lo y$md-
IA nnsyGdouje loDu, ~ Turrcko
odek1yd obuoyom y0IkE u jrzl0
Iieeko jest Irdiufm ~ M6tn bal
Itdusk}rh joh mi mobulUou M
( IuOlui moe, budc 10 die yAchO Re
rko, prolI UGm0l ~ 1mcl ucJ.
bIlzSi budoUcnoali yrluou Iiu.
mlnskF brdl korol yyicI \ Buku
rrsli, uby ~ ujnI yoIrui mad ar.
UddoL DrI ylrhIn do IiuIharsku
| AckOIl byIo DInnmrUo, ~ wmun-
| ska nrm0dn urpolahuc uH Sr6drc,
ir2lo wunIusk6 vI0dn donIuyIn
~ Y ~ ytrl p yIddou buIInrAkou,
/ ldd 81, ~ 0hunnrni toto udluono
| bylO NJ slrHlrRlrk{ch dUyOd0L O.
HnaUmlr Hr H. RckoyG u Rumuni
postoupi M hlnyni mGslo Bulhnr.
ska brl pomod hrbsktch sboru,
ioMIllo yyjrdudydui q primdi,
yodcnG uyni 4 NIsi y SrbaI,n, no
dospdjc ldhy * pitzuiyGmu konci
Rrrlto podlc vseho hudo oh,iti VI.
bruIl rcll srycrni pobrcH Ecci
.kdho more g dnslrdI,u sv6 vit6I.
nj knnpnu6 prou It,,Ihur6,n po
schozi frcktho kubiurIu irz ko.
nnDn ~ dine III cnryrurc y Athd.
u6ch prc,nirr VcuizrIos doznnl
~ Rrcko lu,uy4li tokoyou,o oIsci
Tim bylo by odrizuulo Srbsko
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
10 by pax nudhIe ayrchoyHnou 81.
lon nn Bnlkhnsktm poIooslroy6,
Co muze Znamenati move vystou.
peni Turecka M yalo6n6m
jovisti.

Iniim 90 tfi aOusedG ljulh0rsltl
syG yojsko k Soft, 1urc
cko posIupuje X Thrnltil Il anbir6
we, 60 We ydIcc ~ sp0jcnci Nrn.
lilo, Voidci turecti poslupuji "
lrech fnddeh II st0Ji jlz pred Dri
nopoIi, kterG nc chleji IA kaad0u
ccnu HInocnlti, nGk0Ii vcImoei SIDE.
lily yysok6 porte, u j ncdoyoli,
ably 81 stain Driu0p0I opGt turr.
ekolL Ale yIdda turcckG odpoyG.
d6la, ~ nemdae yzdorOvHli ycfrj
n6mu scullmonlu u YdIecn6mll
nndscni sVGho yojskn, klcrG Hc
Yllbrc Hndr2Wi media II chcc Qyu.
zllhOYnli b0je mozi SIoynny u N.
brHli pol,ud mo5uO ysc, 90 ydlk0u
byIo zlraceno, Turccko pry sc
roIDo~ urboji, ale ma strnch \
bNIknnskfch stdl0, ktcrG po mi.
doni l}uIharskn, posiIcny RlunUu
|skcnL mohou yypoy6d6ti 1urcckl
MoYu y6IIW Il znhnali .jc zptt N
d0rU, hcrou yelmoci ustan0vly
hraniei meaj prialim Turockcm u
IiuIhHrskcm Jcslli ~ 'fWocko
aumo nczaAlnW u zmocni ~ Dri.
uopoIr, pnk NJ Hdd nova ydIko na
IinIkdnG jlstou Jest TO Rumun
sIto, hcr6 budc uym z6dati pro
sobo korisf IUerd mGIn pfipad
'Uoni IiuIharsLu l3nIkdnsk6 sta.
~ pozuaIy, zc ma sebc &6rlIyG vel.
mori ucodhodInji 80 k 2akroccni
no Ij0Il(1ud u prot0 preslaly pc
sIourh0li iIcb rozknzd n nedaji ma
UG mu0h0, Ir0t0 nclHc dnes fici,
4 iak bUdr yypadnti pfisti mapa
IiaIk6UI u juk dlouho se jcstG
budc rdIcili, ucz dojdc k 0plnt.
ma mirU konotufmu rozd6Icni
kofIsli
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Rumum saiah eelou bulharskou
hrigadu,

hukurrst, ~ ttrYenut Me
81 Nunkrm hulhalskym a mmuu
sklm dosln l. pnnl sra5tc Gu
mnuskg taiska atetaKaiiet ka.
valerie "a dtlostrglstNa poslu
pokalu 4 Sft,iet ra pasiupu ug
narazllo na htluf sllnaisi edpar
yolska hulharsktho fepFye t1r
va dasla l boii mesi ralankou Il
sFe,ieEm 81 kfatk,m hait ss
N6,laia Wmuhskmu k0isku faiA
taraia ,aiska haihafsksb0 kFt
llelm fnffalfm a mima % ukat
stIl Rumah q p0lnleh t5l Hr
eala "a mtla krSti tol lsnetAl
maieta hulhfsiia "a srAlsbaim
ls,slHpu N0eka rumanakt po
slapais 1 SFslti A9kelN b. a.
tpfaNA rumunsk Ma pFamsnt
lae il ssfigt pentva,h ~ IA pied
peklAaail D. ~ sellsnema saisAu
huihanAsma hnsis tklke klAsll
Nshaf ksmi,s sFaAt@ famahak
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Nestosti 2eleznioni,

lraha Ma sianici Steruhrr,
ga ia drdle mStehradskt uddla
So srdzka dyou vlakn, klera mtla
osudnt ndsledky. ncscl lidi by
lo ttlce poraneno, Ism to yttsie
uou <rlrzni6m lfixrnci
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Vrn2da 2 yilnogti,

Y bnyorskdm mtslt LdldwiV
sbofouu bylo sp0cbdu0 prtaorDd
yr0lda \ ytIuosi Rozsoko0b mr.
tyoIn l2Imd dcrry tosnrc krIch.
Drru, zaAIl6 do pylIo byIn uoIozo.
na yInsiDin otcnD Hnycdcu}m
yyacfoydDim zji8ldno, n jdo %
yrnzdu \ vinOaii
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Noyesela yojanGina,

Berlin. - Ma ycalrGIskGm y0.
Ionsk@ cyidjsli koDoIi voj6ci pdSi
ho pIuku dis 81 u 81 cyideni IN
ycImi purndbo due DdIojuiei
TAX dIouho moriI muzayo, M
diva rcseryisli ndsIodkem sunrd.
nibo 0zcbu zonrrIi u muoho ynil.
HI OnrtnOenflO,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23

NoryGzsIM Volk6 r02tiIoHi Mimi
ldho t}dne byl Y 2ahrndh, Y niz
korunni prime prnVideIn6 81 bra.
je, nuIozn Y 6lrylu jislS ozbro.
jenS mu& 'r@ bN mtten, nysak
ceId wee poneeb0na Y lnjnosti,
ProsIgehd ~, " krhIoynu Maud,
kdy5 . tom sIysel0, uapIndun by.
VI veIkym slruehem po n6k0Iik
hodlh pInknln, pfi eenz stale opn.
koynIn, ~ krGIoyakd rodInn mua
OpuslIlI zomi, pon6Yada nyni ye
morlhinRu pfodIGbnjici osnoya
zdlsonu znnmeu6 yIaslnf yysoheni
eeuy ~ hlnyu kornnnih0 prince
OInfa PtrdIOhn tn lolia uHnuos
yuje, N NorYdlsko ma ~ Mdli
repnbIikon, kdyby krdIoybli man
6el6 2emrcll bez mulsh}ch dddIcn.
ARjIHcc prOti m0norehii nabyIH Y
posIedni dob6 znadn$eb rolndru,
lnkt budOueu0m krhIoyakG rodi.
ny jest yelIrr p0ehybnd,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Ohcn v sirnGm doIu,

Palermo. - Dno II. drrycncr
yznih poadr y doIu ~ siml II ca.
steIIo I'ermiui As 10 ddInik0 IN.
hynnlO,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Boz IA zenslse volebni pravo
v Anglii.

Mrs Enmelinc Pankhnrstoyd,
udtrlnler bojoynyeh sufralel, u.
nlkla pnlieistum $ miss Annii
kenuyoyou doslnvila se do sehnle
lcuskr soeialni politickt mir
uhe feuy, Jukkoll dosud trpi ma
sledky hladoYt stdykH pronesly
nluivt teei Ede jest moie 81
E,a vladt ncite mi yoluosl uchu
mnr pblite'" Holala mrs. i'auk
hursloya rolieistl pfrdsrylali si
fatkuarii mrs ruukburstoynu q
miss heuuyuYuu Mrs pukhvr
sioKa uprrhla " laNttahl Inligl
sll ST. siee fa nj pisliii, ale ~ paw
lmy pauusnl tukoNf maltk fg
mp paukhurstuyt pudaflla So
mIzrli Ne,fr tehot tlut mrs
laukburstoNa hla ST syym pti
lRtbu Ns Meslm,nsltfu a paltpit
ufrakuslIa utuili ta.lutth
dalsirb kroku fllwu satlpal
tf lu elnlt Wh alt lt
kus aikauAli Hlss ktun,esua
ktkulal ,attu ~ klsr utkalt
i mu6l tsuy paiieep l'oi,eH
pfmullia sanrns miss kynu
asuu al, ssiuupla jo auiplaab
Il kttf = b,ls loptstyua ~ pe
lse Nlhe Keffnl llalluway
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
Rekov6 rozezloni na Bulhary pro
ukrutnOgti,

Y AtbGndch dnc ls Gervencc.
Die n0Slch pritomnych pI6nd ar
mddy Itccko, Srbskn Rulnun-
ska yidhn0u do Sredcc u budou
diktoyoti IiuIharsIm podminky
Uiru y prnrovnt kr0Io Ferdlnan-
&C.. Toto prohI6Seni utinil premi-
cr VrniacIos, jen& No yrdtil ze So
hInG. VcnizeIos prohIdsiI, ze jed
MIN \ blaynich d1vodh, proc Re.
IpvG pref Vi pokofiti IIulhary M
do prOchu jsou nesI}chOnf ukrut-
nosli jich dopustIli sc IuIhari Y
JIM Makcdonii, "AadnG prime
n 0cbudc uzayfcno," praviI pre-
mior icsllizc nose pritomnG
plduy bUdoU proycdcny, Nasc
armddy potdhnou na Sr6dec, kde
81 souslrcdi, My sami budcmc
dikloyati podminky miru 4 Bul-
harskom. BuIharum muI sc do
stati krutdho pouteni o humani-
te. Jednou pfiCin, jez vedou
mas k pokratovdnf We vdIcc, jsou
barbarskd tiny, jich1 dopustiIi
81 Bulhafi ma bczbrannYch oby-
vatrIich krdI konstantin jest v
SoIuni, kaml odcbral 81 Kaya-
ly jest rozhodnut, zc BuIhafi
musi zapIatiti krvi "a syojc W
slrednosti NaSr admdda postu-
pujc ma scvcro-vlchod; Srboyt
tdhnou ua iihov%chod u Rumuni
ma zdpad. Hbytky blharskt ar
mady jsou zatlatoydny ke Sired
ci, u celia sila Bulhar0 budc tam
sevrcna,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-07-23
RakouskA dnbladnost.

DIr zpr6yy \ PUIjc byIn nova
biloyni Iod "i'cgmbofr' Mndnd
p0Skonno pr Htelbt \ ycIlt}ch
del probnulo ~ JIud poIuboyd
trbmoW I'otryd 70 aspo1 dya ~.
dHy, nrz ~ budo Oprnqrn0.