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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
YALE AND COLUMBIA
MEET IN PLAYOFE

New York. January 3.--Yale and Co.
lumbia met today in the first half OF
the play-off match for the champion
ship of the quadrangular chess league,
a contest made necessary by the tie
resulting between these colleges in the
twenty annual intercollegiate
chess tournament held here December
22-24.
Today's play gave Yale 3ia points
and Columbia half point. Yale won
three games and the fourth was drawn.
Only one more point is needed by Yale
to carry off the championship and the
trophy. The teams will play tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Field Foul
ATLANTAA. c. EASY
FORCOLUMbUSFNE

Columbus. Ca. January 3.-(Special0
The Columbus Young Mems Christian
association basketball team, champions
of the south, defended their title against
the invasion of the Atlanta Athletic club
five kere tonight the final count being
IS to p
Columbus grabbed the lead at the start
and was never headed. Several spectacu-
lar field goals, fierce playing on both
sides and every point made clearly
carried, made the largest crowd that has
ever attended a basketball game in this
city satisfied of the evening spent.
Peddy. Kilcrease and Newman starred
for the home team, and Dubar and
Forbes for the visitors. The lineup:
Columbus-Perry. SO; Kilcrease, u; Mes
sey, 6: Newman, 2: Dozier.
Atlanta-Forber. 10 Smith, 6; Dubar, 2;
W care, .; Carter ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
INSTITUTE FIVE
DEFEATS PR|NC|PA AIS

outplaying their opponents from the
start, the institute basketball quintet,
representing the educational depart
ment of the Young Mems Christian
association, had little trouble in de-
feating a five composed of Birming-
ham public school principals yesterday
afternoon, the final score being 20 to 6.
From the beginning the principals
We're entirely outclassed and after the
first few minutes of play it was only
a question of how large the seoie
would be.
The summary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
The DeacOn's Mistake

from the saturday journal.
Sister," said the deacon severely, you
should avoid even the appearance Of
evil"
''Why, deacon. what do you mean?'
asked the sister.
Il observed that on your sideboard you
have several cut glass decanters, and
that each of them is half filled with what
appears to be ardent spirits"
"Well, now, deacon, it isn't anything of
the kind The bottles look SO pretty on
the sideboard that I just filled them half
way with some floor stain and furniture
polish, just for appearances"
That's why I'm cautioning you, sister,
replied the deacon. Feeling trifie faint.
I helped myself to a dose from the big
bottle in the middle"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Ensley Underwood Club to Meet
Fairgrounds to Be Opened

meeting of the Fairview School Ill
proNement association will be held TUES
day afternoon at the school building at
go O'Clock. This is the first meeting Of
the new year and will be held on the
nrst Tuesday. in the month instead OF
the second, as formerly announced
AT the meeting arrangements will he
mace to open the Fairgrounds, to secure
equipment and also a supervisor for the
GROUNDS. Grounds have already been oil
tained near the school and it is exneet
ed that everything will be ready for the
children by the middle of this month.
Ihe children of the school and thosa not
attending school will be permitted 10
use them.
BESIDES this there will be number If
alks which will be of interest to the
patrons of the school. The public is liz
Vited to be present at this meeting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Figures on Bull Fighters

iciii <hiIiAdiS 1Opi uiUh.
During 1911, in the S92 rings of
Spain, 1924 bulls and 5618 horses met
their death in the bull ring. Ten tor
eadors were killed and 1855 injured.
Seven million spectators have spent on
this sport 100000 pesetas in that
poor country, There are A old mata-
doris and 324 sO-called novilleros. The
number of vanderilleros picadores and
chutos amounts to 1928, which annually
get more than 4,O00,0O0 pesetas in pay,
Machaguito, the most famous "espada,"
alone earned in so bull fights 360,000
pesetas. Annually the value of the
killed bulls amounts to 100000 pesetas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
B. A. c. RIFLE TEAM
LOSES TO DICKINSON

Washington, January 3.--Results of the
second weeks competition for the gallery
rifle shooting championship of the United
States show the high score honors won
by Bridgeport, Conn, and Cleveland, o.
Among the scores were:
Glass A. Cleveland, 9S9, vs. Bucyrus, o.,
asS.
Dickson, N. D., 97e. VS.. Birmingham,
Ala, 923.
Bridgeport. 9s9, VS.. st. Paul. 965.
Glass B: Marion, o., 971, VS.. New Or
leans SCI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Church Services

y service will be conducted at the
Highland Sunday school near Ensley
Highlands at o'clock this afternoon
by the Rev n. G. CASTOR, pastor of
the Shady Side Methodist church. Fol-
lowing the service there will be dis
cussion of the dvisability of reorgan-
izing the Sunday school. The school
is conducted in the afternoon.
There will be services this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock by Prof. d. NJ. Lewis at
the First Presbyterian church of this city,
The service will be held for the Welch
people of this district Special Wech
music will be rendered by a choir at this
meeting. The public is invited
Social Events
Gordon Palmer entertained number of
friends Friday evening in honor of Miss
Lange of Joliet. ILL.,, at his home on JEFF
ferson avenue. After series of games
delicious refreshments We're served.
Those present were: Miss Agnes Long,
Miss Ollie Montgomery, Miss Grace Hill
house, Miss Marie Braodnax, Miss Annie
Pitts, Miss Evelyn Lamberson, Miss Maud
Hunt Miss May Brazelton, Miss Mary
Lewis. Mr. Edwin Cook, Mr.. Ralph Nc
Dowell, Mr. Joe BroadnaX. Mr.. Edward
Fink, Mr.. Clifford Propst, Mr.. Claud
Brown, Mr. Claud Eubanks, Mr.. Hugh
Craig, Mr.. Rudy Gingery, Mr.. John Aus
tin, Mr. William Suppler and Mr.. Ernest
Williams
The regular monthly meeting of the
Cambrian society which was to have been
held at the residence of Mrs. ]. P. Shad-
dock has been postponed owing to the
serious illness of a member of the family
The meeting will be held some time in
February and the exact date will be an
Iounced later.
The regular meeting of the Twen-
tieth Century Self-Culture club will be
held Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Nagel at Ham
ilton station at 2:30 o'clock The sub
ject of the meeting will be, Fairy
Tales and Myths" There will also be a
discussion of Educating the Child"
All members are requested to be
present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
will meet every Sunday morning at Gate

lodge.
The following officers were elected w.
d. Miller superintendent; A. c. Mont
gomery, secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
j. b. Agnew. teacher of the mems class;
Mrs. Cora Gapen, teacher Of the wom-
ems class; Mrs. Isaac Morris, Jr., teach
er of the young peoples class: Mrs. j.
b. Agnew Jr., teacher of the junior
boys class; Mrs. Frank Reynolds, teach
err of the junior girls class; Mrs. f. NJ .
Sturgis, teacher of the primary Depart
ment, and Mrs. s. o. Kimbrough, teach
er of the beginners
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
WORLD TOURISTS
REACH AUSTRALIA

sydney n. S. w, January s.-The
American baseball teams representing
the Chicago White Sox and the New
York Giants arrived here this morning.
The Chicago men won to in the
opening game this afternoon. The
games were played before a wildly en-
thusiastic crowd of 1000 spectators.
Great interest has been aroused in
Australasia by the tour The visitors
will be given a civic welcome by the
lord mayor of Sydney on Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Sunday School Organized

meeting of the official board of TIE
falrfield Methodist church was held the
latter part of this week. composed II
- -. Agnew, f. NJ. Sturgis and c. r.
oader. ana committee from the Wom.
ans Missionary society composed of Ms
isaac Morris, Jr., Mrs. J. b. Agpew
MRS. G. r. Sader and Mrs. j. A. Wicker
and the Rev. S. o. Kimbrough, past u
OF the church. for the purpose of organ
lzins Methodist Sunday school. which
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Punctured

From the Brooklyn News.
The attorney for the gas company
was making a popular address.
Think of the good the gas COM
pany has done!" he cried. 'Tf I were
permitted pun, I would say, in the
words of the immortal poet, honor the
light brigade"
Voice of consumer from the audi
ence "Oh, what a charge they made"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

Dream variety. The supposition is that
they come up from the creek at Court
land or the Tennessee river. making their
way up through the stream that carries
the water Off Another theory is that
there is an underground lake beneath
the hill and that the fish come to this
opening for the purpose of getting light
and air.
1t Is the only place ever saw where
the fish would come to the fisherman,
instead of the fisherman hunting the
fish
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Negro Fatally Wounded

Robert Coleman, a negro, was shot and
fatally wounded early this morning. The
shooting occurred at Thirtieth street and
Sixth alley. Alice Coleman. a negro,
was arrested by Captain Eagan and De-
tectives McGill and Christian. charged
with doing the shooting. Coleman was
taken to ST. Vincent's hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Personal and General

There will be special communion
services at the Grace Presbyterian
church at the morning service today.
Raymond Day left last night for Gin
cinnati after spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. l..
Day on Avenue +.
Miss Grace Waters OF Avondale spent
yesterday with Miss Pauline Echols Of
this city.
r. NJ. McNutt of this city Is visiting
friends in Collinsville.
Tom Wolfe Is able to be out after an
Illness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

Sisters will be installed Mrs. Mack John
son, most excellent chief; Mrs. w r.
Stewart. most excellent senior: Mrs
Archie MayeS, most excellent junior; Mrs.
George Preston, manager; Mrs Jessie
Royland. mistress of records and cor
respondence; Mrs. Sam Macabee, mistress
of federation. Mrs. A. o. Canes, protec-
tor; Mrs. Clark, outer guard; Mrs. Frank
Fournier trustee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Kelleys Sued by Beatty

Suit has been filed in the city court by
l. c. Beatty against George B. Kelley
and w E. Kelley in which the plaintiff
claims the sum of s1S26.23 as money due
on account He alleges that he furnished
the defendants money and lent material
assistance to them in securing conces-
sions or right of way from thefcity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Tigers Release Two

Detroit, January S.-Pitcher Willard
House and Second Baseman William LOU
Gen, of the Detroit American league base
ball team, were released today to the
Providence club of the International
league
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
DIR. MITCHELL DEAD

Philadelphia, January 3.-Dr.
S. Weir Mitchell. well known as
nerologist, died at his home
here at 3 o'clock. DIR. Mitchell,
who was SO years old, has been
i'll for some time and his death
was not unexpected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
To INSTALL OFFICERS
TOMORROW NIGHT
Joint Affair of WOodmen
and Ladies Circle
CLUB MEETS TUESDAY
Underwood Workers VIII Hear Com
mittee Reports-To Open Play
grounds at Fairview-Sunday
School Organized
CLUB MEETS TUESDAY

4 public installation of the newly
elected officers of the Ensley lodge,
Woodmen of the World. will be held
tomorrow night in their hall jointly
with the Ladies' circle of the same
lodge. The installation will begin at
80 o'clock and all members and the
rublic are invited to be present.
The officers of the Woodmen of the
World to be installed is as follows:
c. p. Webb. past consul commander;
G. II. Younger, consul commander; NJ.
II. Wood, adv. lieutenant; J. T.
HardwiclS. banker; u. T. Walker, clerk
c. p. Thomas, escort; A. Davis, watch
man; George Briuner, sentry. and
Charles Bruce, manager.
The officers of the Ladies' Circle are
as follows Mrs. r. Lumpkin. past
guardian: Mrs. Jack Foster, guardian
Mrs. J. s Neeland, adviser Mrs. \.
Williams, chaplain Mrs. w. j. Will
liams, clerk; Mrs T. NJ. Barton, banker;
Miss NJ. Blair, sentry; Mrs. Canterberry
and Mrs. Palmer, manager.
Ensley Underwood Club to Meet
There will be an important meeting
of the Ensley Underwood club in the
inferior courtroom Tuesday night at s
o'clock. The club is growing rapidly
and it is stated that they have over
600 members at the present time.
James Liddell, president cf the club,
win preside over the meeting Several
matters of Importance will be taken
UP at the meeting and a report from
the membership committee will be
heard. Talks will be made by several
of the members and business matters
Will be taken up. All members are re-
quested to be present
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28
zPRAvY zE sCRIBNER, NEB.

- Zdejsi farmdfskt sdruleni
Farmers Union" bude lde 81,
ledna odbyyati jakysi sjekd, pri
n6ml budou hlaynimi rceniky
Hon. H. u. Carloson, redaktor
"Rural Review" Z Norfolk, a +.
q. Odell, rclaktor a fiditel cas-,
Farm Magazine omahy, kats
dy jest uetiyS tyan.
Souder Conrad llollenheek
80 naltza jii 20 utiaky Gas ma Sc
snamu nemoenjeh - nAsledkem
6ehol bylu sondui je,luAni ma cas-
odlo&yno.
Annie a Harmon i'feutlaSl
irt isau fameatuaHy v nnAae
phiely pAlrk louo hy btly
FtitampS III aperaci tsiieh bra
va iohna
\ uisFs oslsisl, Ia fsxasu
carl nmta. CoHfasi srhnstlfF
NiAe Wtslasgr 1ohu timsf
llarman ltlier k1ti - he,ilail
40 ualskN 90 llffail prphlbi
kaa t5islet m5st foiem 81 ehls
il - asisil ku hfsntelm mest
skta husls Il letu prs ss,laeh
}stf
rs,yolsni ka s0s,ham 4 "
Nsslli Alhsgi ,lssisl Aptls
llassl "a sas,isF tars sselsh
MyFtie seAsla - iftst w.
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NOVINKY z BRUNO, NEBR.
2G. Icdnn 1914

70. lcdnn 1874
- MinuIy t}den zajcIi sc po.
divati do Omohy pan Tomas Re
fucha \ manaelkou, pan Jos, No,
yd6ek 4 manzclkou n j. A, Pro.
sk0yec, Y Omaze sc ysak dlouho
nczdrzcIi, ncb druhy den ji5 Sc
do syych domovd nayrdtili,
--. Pan Jan PcIan odcjel sc po.
divat na syoji farmu do Severni
Dakoty,
- Do rodiny p, f. Johancsc,
feditelc Co. elGvatoru V Hnw00d,
pfibyl novy pryorozeny obdan, ~-
Nds oblibeny marsdI, Jan Jano,
w, byl zprdvou tou jako d6de'
eek rovntz pot6scn,
| Krajanim, farmhfnm, ozna-
mujene, ze pan Frank koza, cd.
hodlal SO rozprodati dobrou Sc.
mennou kornu yellow Dent" "a
Toe buSl, klasoyou, ma j ma skla-
de nekolik set buslu. Korna ia
jc kazdfm ohIedu dobrd, Pri.
hldsky uGihte lined. Ad, 2s-lc
- Stan. Maly prodal min. SO
botu veSkeren svhi majetek, ma
fadi, dobytek a farmu vefejnou
drazbou IA odst6huie sc 60 nejdfi-
We do naScho mGsta. Farmu kou-
pill pan Mike Stejsknl IA $S5
akr.
81 Rozpotty a plany ma cihel'
ne dfevtne stayby udela Van
IN mirnt eeny mistni kontraktor
j. +. Pfenosil. Adv. 2s,le
- Poiasi tento tYden name v
nasi krajine velice krasnt a te.
pie, - s pozdrayem +, II, q,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28
TRzNt ZPRAVY.

So. Omaha, 26. ledna 1914.
lloy6ziho dobytka obdrzcna
byIa pouzc pfimtfend zasoba
dnes rdno, 2ll kar bylo ozname-
no, COZ bylo meme nez minuIy ty-
den vice nez 1000 kus1, ale asi
stcjn6 mnozstyi jako pred ro-
KEN.
Poptdvka po vykrmenych vo-
Itch byla dobra zAdouci druhy
rychle SC prodavaIy. Ceny byly
zrovna asi stale Sc zav6rkem mi.
nuIGho tydne a nejIepSi dobytek
So prodaval az "a $8.70.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28

mahy pan Jan Petrik, pokrocily
rolnik cd Campbell, Nebr. Jako
dIouholety mas pf1znivec zavital
t6z pan Petffk do naseho zavodu,
pfi kter6zto pfilezitosti s mani
zaroven sd6lil, ze prijel do Oma-
by, ably zde byval6 dobr6 sv6 ka-
marddy, PIP. Frank n Josefa Pc
chot6 navStivil Il jako bodrymi
trochu sc pot6Sil, Pro-
hlGdl zdroven sobG mas zAyod n s
pot6senim dodal, ze nyn6ja nase
zafizcni SO mu zamlouvA. A kdyz
NJ II mas byI, tn pry 81 musi, jak
prayil, ma obIibcny Pokrok pred
pIatnf obnovit. NGvstGva p. Pc
tfika velice mas potGSiIa.
" VGcra, Y 1tery vcGcr, Y prt,
yodu PAM VitdmvdsovG, ndvSt6.
Won svoji p0ctili mas PAM Ant.
ProskoycovA, manzeIka p. Pro
majitele pomnikov6ho zd-
yodu Bruno, Ncbr, a zdrovcn
8 nj syn, pan Emil ProSkovec,
ktcfi ndvstGvy manzeld Vani
tkovych ne Cedar Rapids, Ia, do
mi Sc navraceli. Dale 81. Fran.
tiska Jandkova v prdvodu sv6
pi. Frank Jandkoy6 4
David City, Nebr. Jak jsme cd
1t. ndvStGvnikG zv6dGli, vsichni
DO Omahy pfijeli, ably dobrou
,yoji pfitcIkyni Tetu Vit6myaso.
YOU nayStiviIi a 8 nj opGt ndlezit6
'e pottsili IN pozornost jejich
'rdeGnG jim d6kujeme "A zvIhStG
pani ProskovcovG, ktcrd mily po-
,drav cd Freely Vanitka, svGho
,etf uaseho dobrGho pfitele,
ldm yyfidiIa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28

bfe zndmi u pokroGiIi rolnici cd
West Point, Nebr. Phi t6to ma
ystGvc jakoato dobfi nasi pfizniv
ci obnovili sobG na Pokrok pred.
platn6 q mezi jinym tel mann
sd6lili, ze pfiveali cd trhu south.
omazsk6ho kdru vepfh a ze do.
brou ccnu obdrzeli, ncjIGpe vese.
II jejich tydf nasvGdcovala, Hmf,
n6nym krajandm ~ jejieh poctu
delujeme.
" V pdtek mile pot6seni byli
jsme ndvsttyou PIP. Ant, KIimy,
rolnfka u Vac. KfikaGe, poem
kov6ho n pojiStujiciho jodnatelc
y Comstock, Ncb. Jak jsme me-
VI jinym EytdGli, pan Klima pfi-
veil do trhu south.omazskGho !
kGru hovtzibo u 2 kdry yepfov6.
no dobytka "a prvni obdrzel
1926 n za yepfc 1915 IN sto Ib,
- Iafizcni zdyodu naSebo sc jim
zamlouvaIo Il, kdyz p. Ant XII,
ma slibil, ae pozdraveni nasc Ig.
KIimovi u Janu Sibalovi Y Bur.
well vyfidi a p, KfikaG Ease mas
ubczpeciI, he op6tn6 bnde \ oko.
II toho 2prdyy zasiIati, sptcbali,
ably jcStt jin6 obchodni 2dIcziIo-
sti zde si vyfidiIi,
\ V pdtek odp, milou syoji na.
ysttyou poctil mas pan Josef Mn-
slick, piIn$ roInik cd Prague,
Nobr, Take on, jak jsme zv6d6.
i, pfiyczI do trbu k6ru hoyGziho
n ycpfoydho dobytka, Mezi jinym
pan Musilck prohI6dl 81 zari2eni
n jako davny ji& mas pfiz-
nivec pfcdpIatnG ma oba Gasopi
NY sobG obnoviI ByIo nam pot6-
senim krdtkou chvili X p, MusiI-
KEN v hoyoru 2trdyiti.
Pan Josef Brich, dobry mas
pfitcl, navrati &c v pond6Ii 4
kcwauncc, Wis, kdc v tamnim
piyovafc po n6jaky cas- byl IA
V Omaze zdrzel SO ma
na6ez odejel do Dwight,
difvtjsiho to syGho domova.
" V 1tcry mile potGSeni byli
jsme ndvst6vou PAM Ant. Such6,
manzelky byvaI6ho Omazana p,
Filipa SuchGho a nyni Y CIarkson
po vice let jiz usidlen6ho. Jak
jsme zv6dGli, PAM Sucha pfijeIa
do Omahy ma navst6vu svych 70.
ltd "A ostatnich tetnych pfatel.
VGera, Y Gtery, pfijel do o.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28
Obilni trh.
Omaha. 26. ledna 1914.

Omaha, PC. ledua 1914.
PSenice - Cis. ? tvrda, s36
s5c; tis 3 tyrda, s2t0sie; els. 4
tyrdd, 7o@s2lae; els, 3 jarni, 50
a Sal aei els 1 iarni, slmsaci els.
. durum, s2i slds3ei els, 3 du-
rum, sli.0s2e,
kukufice Cis 2 bila. G5ig
a6Gef 5is. 2 bna. 63d6ici els.
bila, 6l06l ei 6is ? lluta. 6la
6ll o. e.. . 1luta. 6na62i ei 4
1 iluta. 5s, a S9i ie els 2. 6ls4
ntai tis 3, aaa0ae eis. 4.
ltl tat
owes cis : bills. asi stand
ard5 3sef IS = bis l1c 60
b,lt 9bt b ltsls
ieamen h sladay al 6gsu
b.s e. / u kfmenl blsattc
Rha Ca :, 81 - Sis
g. U 1li
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28

mond W, Burris a Neoma May .
Hooper, Nebr.
MinulS ttvrtck odbSyali
Farmers Union" zvIdStni schd,
Vi, We ktcrt byIo jcdndno o kou-
pi mlyna, dfcyoskIadu II uhIi cd
Conrada Scbnicdro Y Snyder IN
ton pifdinou zyolen vEbor, by Sc
po podmink6ch pfcptaI II Y pfi.
sti schdzi vysctreni svG ozndmil.
Y 1ct6 D0pisovnleI.
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NOvINKY z BRUNO, NEBR.

-- Min. sobotu odejel pan John
j, Novotny do Omahy, kdez jeho
manzelka naltzA NO Y tamni
Clarkson nemocnici v i6teni. Oh.
drzcl totK nopot6sitelnou 2prdvu,
ae pry j neni pomoci, proto se
rozhodl domd do kruhu rodinn6-
no j pfev6zti. Na cest6 do Oma.
by jej doproydzel ieho bratr n
FIR. Mdca. Doufdme, ze nemoc-
nou krajanku Stastn6 zp6t do je.
jiho domoya doprayi.
~ Minulou nedGli do Crete,
Ncbr., odejel Karel Kaspar
- Velice pot6seni byli jsme ma
vstGvou pana Jos, VculIka, ktery
minulych dncch \ Oklahomy do
mGstetka naBeho zayital Bylo
nam skuteGnym pot6senin 4 p.
VGulkem, ktcry odtud pred 10
lGty do Oklabomy se pfest6boyal,
cbviIku 81 porozprdy6ti.
--Kolem pdlnoci sc soboly na
nedtli vyhofcl Brainard OBJ.
chod p. Ant, Posydfe a synn,
- SlcGna Bukdtkova, zdejsi II.
GitnIkn. dlela n6yst6you Clark.
son.
PAM Anna ProSkovcoy6,
manzelkn zdcjsiho kamenika, 0.
deiela do Cedar Rapids, Ia, na
ndystGvu iejicb dceryfProydnnc
za p. Fcrdu VaniGka, byY0leho "A
vcice obIibcnfho dopisoyaleIe
Pokrolu. Doufdmc, ze SO V Ce-
dar Rapidsich budc pL Proskoy'
cove lfbiti a ze neopomenc pr
SVEN nhvratu y nami sdellti, jak
cestou Sc meIa, -- Pfi ttto PRIZE
zitosti muslin &c zminiti, N skn-
teGn6 nam jest podivenim, ze
"Ferda" vhbec Sc zddnym dopi-
sem do vcfejnosti no neukaze. A
pfece VI, = jakou zdlibon byvaly
jeho pine jadrn6ho humoru dopl-
~ tteny. Rad bych, kdyby to =
MIN hnulo, u on optt fadu do
pisovateIG nasloupil.
- Jiz pfiSti sobotu odbyvd
TEL. jed. sokol "Zizka" yelkole-
pou taneGni zabayu.
- V ned6li rano poGal sc sypa-
ii snih TAX to vyhlizelo, jako by
no chtGIo kdo Vi go npadnouti.
Vsak netrvalo TO AMI 112 hodiny,
bylo po vsem a krdsny den opet
az do veGera potrval.
- Pan j. Hordtek vykoupil |
majetek, ktery karel Hoskovec
vlastnil.
- Pan Joe Maly koupil cd DR.
Jelinka obydelni budovu, kterou
ma sv6 Lofty prestehuje, Kdezto
DR.. Jelinck noyou yelkou residen. |
ci 81 postayi,
- Nekolik nasich honen pom
deli rAno odebralo Sc do Franklin
townshipu, kde honby ma vlky Sc
Zprdyu o vysledku
poddme pfisie.
Xatim v dcte
Vaclav Blatny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-01-28
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