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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
EAST SIDE NOTES.

phoned to 1915 or the State Journal oofce. I
Mrs Frank Morris entertained the menu
5 5ers OF the Lotus Embroidery club Tues
street The following were present: Mrs.
81 n Porter, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. T.
n. Barnes, Mrs H. 8. Spencer. Mrs
lanes Brtzendine. Mrs Frank Hess, Mrs.
SSnaries Cole, Mrs. T. r. Hoover. Mrs.
POTTS. An interesting guessing contest
~ neld. the prize being won by Mrs. T
=. bernes- The next regular meeting win
&c &c ned at the home of Mrs. B. H. Porter
card party for the MEMBER and their
husbands THURSDAY. Eebruaxy Il at the
nome Of Mr.. ana Mn. T. H. baxnea
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
READY next MONTH.
Tandy Says 1914 Paving Contracts to
BE Let Then.

Contracts for the street and alley
paving to be done by the city in 1914
may be let next month, in the opinion
of W. 6. Tandy, city Commissioners OF
streets
I'VE will not know exactly how
many blocks OF paving will be con-
structed until the time in which re-
monstrances may be filed has elapsed
but it Is likely that we will have fffty-
two blocks OF streets and alleys to
pave this year." Commissioner Tandy
said today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
PLAYERS DEMAND INCREASE.
Hendrix and Carey Of Pittsburg Want
Larger Salaries.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 22.-For saffx.
ing his signature to a contract with
the Pittsburg National League club.
for the season of 1914, Pitcher Claude
Hendrix demands a salary of $500.
FOR binding himself over to chase flies
in the outfield during the same time
Max Carey insists that he be re-
Enumerated to the extent OF SO. 500.
Hendrix wired here today saying he
has agreed to jump to the Federals.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
Death in Hotel Fire.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. 22.-An un-
identified man lost his life and three
other persons were probably fatally
burned in a fire that destroyed the
National hotel, a small lodging house
here, early today. Several persons
were injured in jumping from win
dows. The fire was caused by the
explosion Of a coal stove in the office
of the building.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
whoopine Bronchttt..

New York, jan 2z.-Whooping
bronchitis is the nam. physicians are
giving to a combination Of bronchitis
and whooping cough which has APP
peared in this city after the recent
variable winter weather. One of the
peculiarities of the outbreak is that
it has attacked persons of mature
years as well as the young
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
Taft Is Aeainst It

Philadelphia, Jan. 2z-Former
President Taft, in an address at the
commencement exercises OF q local
business college, denounced sex litera-
ture and sex plays. He said they
spread lubricity under the plea that
vice may be avoided by teaching its
awful consequences By dwelling on
its details and explaining its penalties,
sexual subjects are obtruded into dis
cussion between the sexes, and former
restraints of modesty are abandoned -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
MAY BLISS here.
Famous W. III. N. S. Lecturer in To
peka for Several Talks.

May Cummislky Bliss, national lee
turer for the Woman's Home Mis-
sfonary society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. is in Topeka, the guest
of the officers of the Topeka district
OF this organization. She will give
her famous illustrated lecture on TIM
migration" at the Lowman Hill Meth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
BIRTHS REPORTED.

The following births were reported
to the office of the city clerk today:
Lime street, January 81, girl
Jacob Gerstnet and wife. ISL Wood
ruff avenue, January Is, boy.
Alex Holman and wife, 1915 East
Crane street. January IS, girl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
AT THE IHEA1ERS.

Mail orders for seats begins today
for the forthcoming engagement of Mr..
Oliver Morosco's production of J. Hart
ley Manners comedy triumph, Peg o
ment Of one performance at the Grand
on next Thursday evening. 1t is the
first Of the Morosco companies to reach
this city, and is sure to be welcomed
most heartily, as his fame as a high
! class and conscientious producer has
spread the entire country over.
The coming of this noted comedy. IL
! most welcome. and society generally
is preparing to accord it distinct favor.
The company to be seen here Is said
to measure up to the New York cast.
which is headed by Laurette Taylor,
and includes the little Naturalization
; actress. Peggy O'Neil. who has scored
big hit in all the cities where she
has appeared O+hers are Martin Sabine,
Hogue, Olin Field. Jane Meredith, A.
T. Hendon and Joseph Yanner.
The beautiful poem play. Maude Null
Ter, at the Majestic this week. is one
of the Norths' best efforts since return
day was the largest midweek audience
in the history of this theater.
Five all-star vaudeville acts come to
the Novelty today for the weekend
attraction Extra efforts have been
used in this booking and q good show
is assured by the management.
The Empress, the ''little theater on
the corner is showing an exceptional
ly good program today.fn motion photo
plays. Tomorrow a two reel special
will be offered Of the well known Vita
graph star, Lillian walker, in THE
Street Singers besides two other well
established makes, including comedy
and western subjects
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22


odist church Friday evening
May Cummisky Bliss is one Of the
best known lecturers and speakers of
the present day. She is q woman of
wide travel and experience and has
profited by her trips abroad and her
wide acquaintance throughout the
United States The lecture, "Immf-
grafton is being heard this season
by thousands of persons over the
country. The pictures accompanying
this lecture were taken OF from Ellis
Island and are considered the most
practical and thorough in this line of
work.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs S. e.
Barber, SIS Buchanan street, enter
tanned for Miss Bliss and the after
noon reception was attended by hum
dreds OF Topekans- She spoke last
night at the Walnut Grove Methodist
church.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
ZPRAVY z KIMBALL, s. D.

Po delsim case prichazim op6,
= nGkolika radky, TAX abyste 81
po pfipadG nemysleli, ze jsme zdC
snad jiz docela uschli. Pfftomni
name dosti vlahy -- misty vice
misty Ease meme. Ia poslednl
houfe blesk zapdlil ma farm6, n
81 31s mile jizn6 odtud vzdalen6
obydelni staveni, kter6 AZ do I'd.
klad6 shorelo. f'armdr, najem-
mix, sc svoji aenou a ditetem s
nejv6tsim 1siIim n toliko polono-
ii se zachrdnili.
Dne 1. kvetna na jednG farm6,
4 mil severn6 od mGsta, Sci far.
mar, tel najcmce, spdt manAel-
ka jeho male ditko ulozila do k0-
Garku. kdy& vsak rano se probu-
dill, shledali, ae ditkO jejich jest
mrtvt. Co smrt jeho aavinilo, ne
nj posud znamo, aGkoliv panuje
domnenka, lc So snad lahyi ma
kojeni zadusilo,
Pfedplatn6 M l'okrok 81 oh
novilii pp, Jos. c, kucera u f.
Chmela, COZ hylo diky prijato IA
jest pranim, by hojn6 krajaun
le nasledovalo. la vsem mllerad
vyhovim,
Agentl a kupoi ma pozemky
nltslem se ien hemM ffiste ne
hudu TAX dlouho se aprayami od-
klddal u lakmile SO neeo pflho,
iii ,lhned YAM lpravu o tom IA
sm = pozdrayem na vseeky eter
mare a redakci Jednatel,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
zPRAvY z RAvENNA, NERR

Miuulou sohotu odpoledne
yaana uehola polkaa 4de krala
uy pp Franka llelebranta ST. tf
llplphranta MI a Ant, llalka, &C.
II p llelehrauta n lmenoSanl
kraiane irh na la,lnom yoae !
ntml yesli - lrs,e ini diva mladl
81 le,ah tidil mla,lf ltelehranl,
kierN ~ sysm otvem >rtsel na kus
lika kdeata ostalni "a nlnA stall
yt Noae lAeleslneu ysak tn ss
pflhuel aulomohll, leheA kone =
uleki 4 tfsskem pu ullel lall al
uham.l, pei tema le,lnemu ke
ii pfetrhlo "a u,li,llo takts mla,ls
llrlehFanl, k,evS ssi ms'el poAeu
ael a. ke.ls u,lFael, stFalll uasl
lelahem kanlrnlu, llllae rvsldvn
- y, kFaaima Aeae shebll de
sluhS esl = sienN hlaheke,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27

IPudkym Darazem 0ba IIelebraD
toyt yybOzeni byli mezi p0deseHi
kone, jiuiz yIcGcDi byli pres Mi.
ci tam y y0zem pln0u silou Da.
raziIi na telef01Di sIoup, pfi cent
ostatni byli ttz yybozeni aneL
kutAleli ~ We yoze, Pfi tonic
ncstesti DejvaznejNcb zrantni u,
trpeIi PIP. IIclebrant st. IIajek,
kdezto druzi odncsli Vi n6jakt
bouIe q odfcniny yazne zranGni
doprayeni byli lined do residcn-
ce y. IIeIcbraDta IT,, kdez jim o,
kamzite ltkafskA pomoc pOskyt-
Duta. Go toto pisi, zrantnym dafi
se jiz ponekud ltpe mali nadtji
na brzke uzdrayenl, oysem ze je.
ste ntjaky cas 81 poleM Vsichni
ysak mohou dtkovat, ze jako M.
zrakem ncboda tn ncmGla pro nG
yAznejsiho zakonGeni. Pfeji yscm
brzkt n 1plnt uzdrayeni
- DO rodiny manzeIh p. J. Ko-
stecky Y minnItm tydnu pfibyIa
hezoupkA dceruska, ktera ma
minkou jest nyni zdrdva, kdezto
Stastng tatik samou radosti, ae
totiz md jiz parek, jen se rozplS-
Va. GratuIujemel
- No vylet \ Ravenny No
Crete, Nebr., a okoli ma nhvsteyu
detnych svych pfateI minuIy ~.
den vyjeli 81 PIP, Ant, Bauer, FIR,
BeniSek n pisate tecbto fddku v
automobilu p. Frank Beranka,
ktery kdru sam fidiI. V patek
jsme Sc op6t stastnG zpet nayrd-
till. o stavu Grody krajinach,
kudy jsme jeIi n jake easy jsme
II nasich zndmych nell, napisi
pfist6
- V min. tydnu V mtste nasem
IA obchodem dlel pan Jos. X.
Sinkule, zndmy cestujici jednateI
why u Iahodnymi liktry. - V L.
ctG JednateI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
zPRAvY z CoMSToCK, NEBD
A OKOLf.
Dnc %. ky6tna 1914,

Dnc %. kv6tna 1914,
- We stredu veGer GO. t. M
kdy celia krajina se tesla vydat'
ntmu desti, byla rodina trankn
krahulika, bydliciho asi . mil ma
sev.-vychod cd Comstock, postl.
zena jcdnim Z nejhrozn6jsich ne
st6sti, jake rodinu jen postihnou.
ii mnze. Ia boure s dest6m sp0-
lent sjel blesk do mastale pana
krahulika, razem ukonGiv zlvot
tfech nadejnych hoch6 -- II, ID
y II rokn start, Z nichz nejstarsl
prave jen kratky tas 60 se navra-
Ill y obchodni skoly V St. Paul,
kterou dobrym prospechcm pro-
Sci, Pan krahulik vratll sc ten
veeer iednim = hochn 4 mesta,
kan dovazi psenici, llosi, ose'
trivse kone, poddali se doyene'
mu hovoru. kdyz desf prlkvapll,
vy6kayali nmirneni deste, ne2 by
50 do ohydli vratili, ale hlesk ra'
gem yse ukoneil, Pfi zaehraho'
yani zahltyeh hoehn zhytkem do.
mAeich, jakol | dostayiysi se po,
moei sousedn, nezhylo easn ia IA
ehraneni koni 4 ryehle planouci
mastale d TAX mlmo sasohS seha,
korny, ovsa, postrolu atd, llho'
fell 6tyri koue a paty \ nepolfehe
gohaven, kdelto ttytt 4 n'ehs
ieden hyl uvolnen u, hrahullken,
SAUL ysya4li 4 dosahu ohne xlra
ia majctku. jena hyl aasieene ro
listsn, tde ovsrm anl dasll mato
uenada va vahn, proli nenahrah
tene strate nadein,eh ,lilek a
pflpasl tento roaruAll \ nrlyelsl
mife eclt akoll q nenl eleNeka,
k,,rf hN nsei,il neihlubsl sea
slrasl = re,llnou krahullkeNou
pehfeh sahyuulSeh die poslrla,
sprAys - msl eslh>yail y pondell
Y y he.lin rama deau slautka
na ahSausks hthlleN \ md, "a y,
seni elenn nfadnikN ee'lu sla
yn yChi
No slsv,m m 4 ,s'esF \ uusl
spa,llu III palee dssle q tnes "
sala,u du rana dalAieh nia pei
Sc. NyAlhlka ua yelml auhEea
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27

6rodu uebyla Dikdy lep1 j.
skutetnt radosti projeti se vice
nil afcdem bujici Grody zkyfta.
jici krajiDou,
~ Manzelka pana NatoDse Slo'
sara, bydIicibo sey..yScb od Com.
stock, je yelmi ydznt nem0cna jH
asi pO 6 tgdp6, irpic lcdyin0you
nenoci. Dozyiddue ~, ~ ltkafi
sc netaji yhznosii pfipadu, ale j.
dosti zndmo ttz, jak ! tito ~ TAX
easto n$Ii u proto neziraccjmc
DadGje. Pfejeme upfimnt rodinf
Slosaroyt, by 81 pani opet nzdra.
villa.
b. Praye ~ d0stayil do me Il.
fadovny pan Jos. Kosmata, ozna.
mujc ztratu uGinenou bIeskem na
dnesek V noci na jeho sypce.
Blesk swell se po Spiel stfechy a
sjel k zcmi po trdmcicb, y nicbz
jicb vice jakoz prken roztfistiI
Dale vidim, ze pan kareI
Bouda sklhda kdzi \ dobytcete,
kter6 mu blesk zabil nepocbybnt
minulou stfedu. Pan Bouda ma
ale pojisttnf ma dobytek u proto
81 y toho mnoho nedeId, aG ztratil
kazdy rok jiz po ri roxy.
- Htrate na majetku snadno
da Sc pfedejiti pojistenim, jez
stoji jen neco mdlo vice nez 4 cen
ty mtsicn6 ma $4,000, kdyE So po.
jistujete vzdy ma ; rokd u proto
neni to prave nejlepsi hospoddf-
styi b|ti bez pojisttni HyIdstf
proto, ze naSeho pojlSfujiciho
iednatele nemalo TO t6Si, mdzcll
toto sprostfedkovati Jen pfijd-
te a senate, jak ochotn6 vse zafi-
dim to II nejspoIebIiv6jSich spo.
lecnosti
- NepsaI jsem mnobo zpray
letos u proto snad 81 mnozi do
mniyaji, ze jiz neberu predplatne
ma "Pokrok" a "Venkov'. To
mu nenf ale TAX -- ale naopak,
potrebujem mnohem jest6 vice
pfedpIatiteld novych / starych.
fsoto kdyz jste Y Comstock, ma
ystivte mne.
V. Kfikac, jednateI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
ZPRAvY z BRUNO, NEBR.

- V nedcli, ~. kyttna, V u 80
hod. dopoledne, pOzcmsk0n pout
svoji dokonal yazeng starry zdejsi
osadnik pan Jakub Kfiz, 1cty.
hodnfm yekn 7s Jet q nekoIik mo.
sicd. Pan Kfiz poslcdni cas- chn.
rayeI n yzdor tomu, ze So mu do.
stalo ysemozn6 nejiepH ptce IL.
kafskt a nejnezn6jsibo osetfeni
domacich, pfece nepodafIlo se jej
dele pfi ziyote zachoyati. Vysok}
vek nejyice tomu zabra1oval. ---
Pan Kfiz do Ameriky pfijcI V 70,
&c 1871 a zde v Nebrasce okoIi
Linw0Od domoyinu Nj zabraI. Od.
choval osm zdarnych SYM, jiz
vsichni jsou jiz zenati vesmes Y
dobrych pomerech a jednu dee
ri, provdanou "a p. Vac. Blaine.
no, majitele nejvttsiho okoli OBJ.
ch0du hospodarskymi strOJl. Mi.
mo tyto odchodu milenebo dede.
Gka zeli asi 90 vnuku. Pohreb od.
byyal 81 yGera, ntery, Ma Ma
rodnf bfbitov u Linwood.
- V 1tery, rs. ky6ina, mia.
denecky svnj STAY IA man&elskJ
zam6niI mIady pan Jandk, syn
znamtho krajana p. Ant. Janaka,
pojmuv "a manzeIku sleGnu
ChIadkovou. Stastnf snoubence
rdzovymi ponty manzelskyml
spoil vlp. T.. ZaIud chramu sv.
Antonina. Noyomanzele provazi
mole blahoprani.
- zdejH m6sti osadnici odby-
vail velkou schdzi, ma kter6 roko.
vano bylo o ddstojnem oslaveni
dne 1. tervence. We Sc odbylo
velmi hladce, TAX ze letosni sy.
dzulaj bude oslaven mnohem o
kazaleji, nezli kdykoliv pred tim.
V brzku uhlldate vclk6 plakaty.
S pfatelskym pozdrayem zna.
menam se v ictG
V. b., dopis0vatel.
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zPRAvA z BURWELL, NEBR
(Nase sleleni.)
Dne %. kv6tna 1914,

Dnc %. kv6tna 1914.
- Nezname dne AMI hodiny,
aniz zpnsob sveho skoneeni po'
fekadlo, H. nestesii nechodi pa
horach, ale ~ napadd lidi, zvla'
st6 ni6eho nctusici, osyedcllo sc
Y nasledujicim pfipade v pine svt
hruze, Ncmoh tudR opomenou
ii timto sd6lit i Vami tnto srdcc'
ryouci zprhvu, TAX jak roznesly j.
hncd po udalosti elektricke dra'
~ po nasi oelt, jinak klidnt osa'
de deske. l'dalost tato hlasa,
jak krutou ramon osudu posilzena
hyla rodina ehvalne znameho a
vaaeusho star6ho osadnika y, fr,
kvahuika od Ord, II yeeeru,
dnc ~, kvetna, potable Sc slunko
,maytml mraky vse nasvedeo'
valo lomu, AZ go uevidsl dosiavi
NJ vydatny dtsf. lailni rolnici,
aamaslnani na polleh, yypeahll
potahy g. stro1n a speehall, by
yeas doslall ~ pod slfechu Tea
ssuoys pana krhulika ulell =
pole pred des,sm, kent praNa
uvAaali SAINT noslasilI 81 ye dive
fieh stale posorovall peea.ek
naslAyaiieiho desle, Y tom osl
nuiid Mvsk sapalil stal 10
sledujleim akamalku saraehotlla
meenA rama a ,lllo akaay hNle la
srseuo tina. h. sahile hslo ! keni
q diva mla,li na,lslnl uladiel IRE,
n ieyll ivAle anAnks alsela, ule
meme pa phylll sssleehl | tenla
naraale,i l'ehfvh nestas,nseh le
luali, dls ,ie=leeha, eihsyAn haie
\ l,oadsli va fesks nAreslni hfhl
luy ,leranlum ,ele ekull
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I Omaha, Neb.

- V sobotu odpoledne nedbalC
obleGeny b6loch vIdkal Y River.
view parku do hust6 stromy po'
rostl6ho mista 6.letou Elizabeth
Ehlersovou, dcerusku W. A,
Ehlerse, 702 Bancroft ul., kde ma
nj hnusnGho Gtoku Sc dopustiI a
20 zvifecim cinu do neznama u
prchl. kdyz potion male dGvce 2
mista 6inu ven Sc vypotacelo, tn
male dGti, nimiz 81 drive hralo,
tax jeff vzezfcnim Sc polekaly, &c
u kfikem domu ku svym rodiGam
sc rozutekly, -- V n6kolika minu-
tdch dostavilo sc pres 20 policistd,
kteri dsilovne patrAni po lidsk6
bestii zahdjili, Ackol cel6 oko-
II dukladnG pr0hledaIi, pfece tlsi-
Ii jejich nezdarem sc setkalO. --'
DGvce bylo do jeho domova do
praveno n l6kaiska pomoc privO-
lana. STAY divky nevzbuzuje 81
ce obavy, "a to ysak MONA zd6-
Semi bude miti na nj trvaly 1Gi-
mex.
William Feller, lll9 Geor-
gia ave, ktory byl 10, kv6tna ma
y, II Leayenworth ul, pri mo-
torcyklovt nehod6 nebezpeGn6 pO-
ran6n, zemfel Y sobotu odpoledne,
Ten samy den kolem 6 80 hod,
veter v Mercy nemocnlci zemrela
a,lcta Elizabeth l.idgett Mayne,
kterou Mrs, George Mcdonald
syym automohilem prejela. Nestle
sti ono udalo Sc v patek odp, We
Fairmont parku, kde ditky ze
skoly ma Oak vi, yylet odhyvaly,
Deyce hehem hry vh6hlo primo
pred yome pohyhuJici SO automo-
hill neali tento mohl byti zasta,
ven, kolo pres hlavu mu pfejelo,
Ldkari, hned jak hyli priyolani,
yyjadfili SO, ae neni aadna nadeie
na jeho zaehraneni, kdyl mala
Elizabeth hyla asi ; tydny sta,
ra, IA icii otsc Y Olearmont,
WA, v tafi 1905, pri hrdlnnem
pokusu laehraniti aivot ehlapce,
.kterf tohds mestu sradl do ro'
toka, SAM ilvat prlsel, uvdove,
Ia malka ieii teprye neeayno 1a
MaSne 50 pfoNdala
Naleui mauaele y karla a
hatefus hlllianeyi, kteti vs. SITE
ia ~, /, na ytlel da stare ylaAtl
- e,lehrall, ro,esenl hsll aalisle
ssliev pei pfekvapeOl ktere va
petest ieiieh ' nedSll, ", kNetna,
SlsakNne spolku ~, la.simlh, IA
kaa i.ui evla snAmi a pfalvla
uspafadali ashet nlksis anl tsla
leka nspamNsl,ll, ~ hy tai velke
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27

sympatbisuje = bohymi nesfast.
nymi roditi Necbt pfijmon tito
/ moi upfimnou ncliccnop sou
sirast VII Gas zahojf jcjieb ze-
jici rany, jakych jim nelitostnJ
osud odejmniim -lrabycb jim by.
tosti zpdsobil. Vas y Gcton
Frank Masin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
Davaji Huertovi jenom tyden.

kh. .....
Davaji Huertovi jenom tyden.
Gen. I,lanquct, ministr yaIky,
Otevfen6 sc protiyi IIuertovi q
diktator Be tomu podrobuje,
kdezt0 yftsina ObchodDfch d0mil
We Meste Mexiku jest zabarika.
dovana. Tyto zprayy posIali ci-
zinci do Vera Cruze v pondeli a
zAroveh sd6Ieni, ze IIuerta neyy.
drM ami tgden.
X roztrzce mezi Huertou a
Blanquetem doslo pfi objeveni
spiknuti proti diktatorovi v so
botu. Vztekem mimo sebe, lIu-
erta special do BelemskG trestni.
ce, kde 100 politickych v6zhtI Sc
naltzalo q naffdil jejich popra-
vi. IN Huertou pospfsiI vi do
trestnice ministr valky, vyvolal
IIuertu ven nafidiI navrAceni
trestancG do jich eel. Musite
pfestati ne zabijenim vasicb do
mn6lych neprateI, chcete-li, a.
bych staI pfi vas v tGto krisi, "
BIanquet praviI diktatoroyi.
X veIktmu prekvapeni yezeh-
skych 1fadniku, lIuerta se bez
reptanf podrobil Blanquetovu
rozkazu q pax Sc odebraI do jed
noho ze svgch obIibenych hostin-
oi1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
Konsul Silliman We Meste Me.
xiku.

Mistokonsul John r. SilIiman,
jenz zatGen byl v Saltillu a o je-
hoz zivot projevovany byly oba-
Wy, pfijel patek do MGsta Me-
xika, provdzen britickym misto-
konsuIem McMillanem. pon6-
vadz pro vaznou chorobu nemohl
dale cestovati, ubytoyal So ma
brasilsk6m vyslanectvi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
Cast valecneho lodstva bude cd
volana.

We stfedu oznhmeno . odboru
namofnictva We Washington6, ze
ctyri bitevni lodi, pet torpedo
vych niGiteln a jedna uhelna lod
budou odvolany vod mexickych.
Jako pfitina udano, ze nutno ma
Mich provtsti nektert spravky, -
jezto byly po mnoho mesicu Y ne
ustal6 sluzbG mimo to We sy6tle
poslednich udalosti neni treba
dele vydrzovati TAX silnou ma
mofni hotovost We vodach mexi-
ckych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-27
'vyjedndvAnf ,nom zvOIna pokratuje.
svem kamsnem hraSu jest urovnan pozsmovych pomerG
Msxiu Vildv vitbsny postup sidslnimu m6Stu. Hu
srtdv pad jest pry bizIky

pubIiky, bude mfti 100000 voja-
kh. .........
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-29
Democrats Have One of
Biggest Meetings of Campaign

story of the stopping of the expendi
ture % large sum for the building
of new state prison, showing that
Governor Oddie is lacking both i'll
frankness and in justice in accusing
Boyle of having deciding power or
could be properly charged with re-
sponsibility in this matter.
Judge Coleman confined his brief
speech to an analysis OF some of the
contentious of his opponent He de-
MED that he had invited any Repubii-
cans to register as Democrats and
vote at the primaries for him. He
submitted his posted notice, which
was mailed to no one, directed gen.
orally, ITO My Friends In McGill,
Hamilton, ETC." asking them if they
could consistently do so, to register
as Democrats and vote for him in
the primaries.-Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-29
Oddie Talks to
Big Aggregation

The party of Republican candi-
dates, namely, Ben F. Curler, for su-
preme Judge; Al Holmes, for scere-
tary of state; Andy Stinson. for
mine inspector; ]. Lozano, for lieu
tenant governor, and Matt Kyle, for
surveyor general, headed by Govern
or Oddie. arrived in town late yester-
day afternoon and repaired to the
Arlington, where quarters had been
arranged for most of them Before
their public rally. which was called
for o'clock at the Grand theater,
they all appeared in an anto parade
on the streets, and while it made
quite display, the most important
fact noted was that there were thir-
teen autos in line and Governor Od-
die occupied the last one Whether
this can be taken as a harbinger of
doom only the votes on November
Sd can determine, but it was regard
ed as ominous at least
A big crowd awaited the candi-
dates when they appeared on the
stage of the Grand and they were
given a cordial reception, d courtesy
Carson never overlooks, regardle 50
of politics. J. E. Monahan acted as
chairman Of the meeting and made a
good presiding officer After few
preliminary remarks he got down TO
business and first introduced J. Lo-
zano, the Republican party's candi-
date for lieutenant governor. Mr..
Lozano was brief in his talk, stat
ing principally that he was opposed
to gambling and divorce and pledged