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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
BOYS AND GIRLS
ENTERTAINMENT
GIVEN AS CHRISTMAS cELE6RA-
TON AT ST. MATTHEW'S
CHURCH LAST NIGHT
Interesting Program Was Rendered,
Followed by Serving OF Refresh
ments and Giving Of Treat.

The Christmas entertainment pro-
gram carried out last evening by the
children OF the senior department of
the Sunday school OF st. Matthews p.
4. church, was a splendid one. and
was well rendered by the boys and
girls taking an active part. Great
credit must be given Mrs. w. f. Ham
ilton. Mrs. Joseph Rankin and Miss
Fannie Brady. for the way the child
rem had been trained TO deliver their
recitations and the special musical
program which was carried out in con-
nection with the event. The ente--
tainment was well attended by the
boys and girls of the sunday school as
well as by a number OF the adults.
The following program was render
ed: Song by the school. "Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing; piano solo.
George Murray: recitation, Three
Kings" Sarah Hildreth. Homer Nc
Kevers' Prayer. Louis Hoffman: piano
solo. Katherine Carnahan: recitation.
What the Stockings Say" Omais Nor
rington; recitation, Bringing Gifts to
Jesus" Charles Hoffman: piano solo,
Jennie Prayer; recitation. Christ
mas" Janita Fredericks: vocal duet,
Billie Hodge and Charles Bonneson:
icCithtlouF ne OnTlSluldS STOCKING.
Bobbie Crawford: piano solo. Adeline
Sherman; recitation. In the Beauti-
full Garden of Toys: recitation,
Through the Telephone: piano solo.
George Murray: song by the school.
Sing. o Sing" with John Majisky. VIC
lin accompanist.
At the conclusion of the program by
the children Rev. G. Freeland Peter de
livered a brief address to the boys and
girls on the subject: Christmas"
Rev. Peter. in the course of his re-
marks. told the boys and girls why we
observe Christmas. His talk proved
quite entertaining as well as instruc-
tive.
After the rendering, of tSe program
the entertainment was brought 10 a
close by the boys and girls being
treated to refreshments consisting OF
ice cream and cakes. as well as receiv-
ing 4 treat, consisting Of candy and
fruit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
DIR. COYLE SPEAKS
ON IMMORTALITY
AT MEETING OF MEMS LIBERAL
CLUB, HELD LAST EVENING.
General Discussion Of the Subject by
Members Was Very interesting.
Many In Attendance.

The meeting OF the Mems Liberal
Club. held last evening in the Unita.
rian church. was very well attended.
Dr. A l. .Coyle. OF this city, read a
very instructive paper on the subject
OF Immortality" The main points
brought out and discussed at length
oy the speaker were deductive reason.
personality, conventionality, reputed
revelation OF immortality, action of
thought over matter. biology, commu-
NIFTY cells, reflex action, Imagination
and thought DIR. Coyle. in the course
OF his discussion. spoke at consider
able length on cells. as well as OF the
various faculties. also speaking of the
cells during childhood and old age.
DR.. Coyle's discussion of the cell was
from the standpoint of evolution, and
throughout his remarks he was able
TO hold the closest attention OF his
audience
Following the reading of the paper
Attorney o. NJ. Wilkerson led in the
general discussion of the paper on
Immortality" Mr.. Wilkerson, in the
course OF his remarks. criticised GER
tain points in the paper read by DIT.
Coyle, which points were ably dis
cussed by the speaker. Mr.. wnker-
son stated that our intelligence and
our actions are produced by the brain.
He also took exception to the state
ment brought out in the paper that
material things can be explained by
chemical and physical action. He
said that II cannot be proved that
thought rises from chemical and ma
terial things. but that thought deter
mines our actions
Charles j. Schuck. A. c. Thomas and
others took an active part in the dis.
cussion OF the paper. each speaker
presenting his own point of view in re-
gard TO the subject under discussion.
In connection with the business
session of the club. the members OF
the organization adopted a resolution
favoring labor legislation at the com
ing session OF the West Virginia leg.
islature. copy OF the resolution TO
be sent to each member OF the Ohio
county delegation to the lower house
Of the legislature. as well as a copy
TO each Of the two senators from this
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
GOMPERS COMING
president Of American Federation o.
Labor 20 Speak in This City
Sunday, January ".

President Samuel Gompers. head II
the American Federation Of Labor and
considered one Of the greatest labor
leaders Of all time. has accepted an
invitation 10 come to Wheeling Ia
make an address The interesting IN.
formation was given out last evening
az the close OF a meeting OF a com
mittee Of well known citizens who
previously had extended the invita-.
ton. The meeting will be held in the
Auditorium. Sunday. January ~. II
viii be for the general public and ali
classes Of citizens will be- invited 10
attend.
With President Gompers viii come
William Tracey. vice president Of the
International Cigarmakers. also prcsi
dent Of the union label department OF
the American federation.
The coming OF President Compare
undoubtedly VIII create no little In
vorable interest throughout this en-.
tire section Of the Ohio Valley. mas.
much a. u viii be his FIRST visit to
Tits city. lie IL one Of the nnest Of
orators and is popular with the bust
ness classes Of the country. a. well q.
with the laborinE classes His al
dress promises 10 be one Of the best
ever heard IN the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
AT THE VICTORIA.

Issf css people today will have Thai
fssfpr. S ~ 70 hear the great rnusicst
V5so.Ie w lizards Temple OF N,,str.. =,
,bd,,' ia theatre and Il will well re,st
eta.... loI the time spent. All ths sn,ssy
-, a. cleNer. their Instrument ~.
SSs tnat money can buy and fhe ffa
ts,.. ~ s"l USED az part or the acf IL ~.
American theatre ever IN an
81 S ~ rs aud suits" a modern portray
a. OF business life BY William $50.
nc company is sone 81 the hes ~or-nt
u g.,,s ot the season. SaNton ana No..
, ~ tii'iu as the partners and Walter Ron
lnsvn and Grace Knapp other n,cuho1.,
f.,,. w company are all good Iack
r.,',,rs' tne German impersonator. IL a
Ieseiar scream and he Keep. an audi
snee laughing all the time with his nse-
Harry and May Matthews nov.i,,.
kiope rollers are seen in an exceptior.
shy good act and the Rutan song birds
are great The Nlctoriascope nicfur.s
are Up 90 the usual high standard. IN.
new Dill for the last half OF the week
opens tomorrow and there will be 80
maunees New Years afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
OLDEST TRUSTEE OF THOMSON
CHURCH ANSWERS FINAL CALL

ris was born in Kentucky and cane
10 this city any years ago He was
one OF the first members Of the Thorn
son church and was soon after TAX
Ing his membership elected to the
trusteeship. which position he has
since held
The deceased had been living a re-
tired life for the past several years.
and has not. in fact. been engaged In
active business life since his coming
TO this city. He Is survived by his
widow and two daughters. Miss Kate.
at home. and Mrs John Larkins. also
of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not as
yet been made. although Rev. Har-
finger will have charge of the serv-
ices Mr.. Morris was in a way re-
sponsible for the handsome new
church building that Is being erected
at the corner of South Broadway and
Ohio streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
church by Father Rossman at !
O'Clock
Mrs. elizabeth Pross.,

Word was received yesterday in the
city. OF the death Of Mrs Elizabeth
PrOsser. wife OF J. =. Prosser. a for
mer resident at the family home in
Steubenyille. o. The end came at
1880 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
deceased was In the sixty seventh
year 81 her age and was born here.
For the past twelve years. however.
she has resided AZ Steubonville. she
was n staunch member Of the United
Presbyterian church. where she took
an active interest She is survived
by Thomas D. prosser Of this city.
Harry g.. PrOsscr. OF Jacksonville
Fla. and one daughter. Harriet. at
home. One brother. James Dixon OF
thi scity also survives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

Word was received In tho city yes
terday. announcing tne death Of Rev.
C II. liubbcll. j.. d., Of Adrian. Michi-
gan. who was secretary Of the Sunday
school and young peoples society OF
the Methodist Protestant church. lie
was one % the speakers at the last
state convention Of toe West virginia
sunday school Association. held az
Huntington. and was well known bv
the sunday school workers OF this
state. Rev HubLell was very inhu.
entail and was well known throughout
The country BY all engaged In church
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
DEATH CAME PEACEFULLY AT
ISLAND HOME LAST NIGHT.
Rad Passed the Four Score Year
msrk-Funersi Arrangements Are
AZ Vet Incomplete.

Louis Henry Morris. Oldest trustee
of the Thomson NJ. +. church. one OF
the leading Methodists of the city.
and also one OF its aged residents.
died yesterday evening at 3 o'clock at
the family home. No. 4s South Broad
way.
His death came peacefully. as one
who has FULFILLED the works OF his
Master and Is quietly waiting for the
We'll done" Mr.. Morris was eighty
one year. five months and twenty-nin
days OF age at the time OF his death.
Had he lived until to-day he would
have celebrated the ffty-second ami
versary OF his married life. Mr.. Nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
INJURED BY FALL
Man Sustained Bad Injuries On Icy
Sidewalk Yesterday.

One OF the inmates OF the Municipal
Lodging House In the basement Of
the city building. decided to get some
fresh air yesterday morning. and
stepped gingerly out onto the sidewalk
His feet went up and his head came
down with the result that Drs. Hask-
ms and w. c. ETHER were called to
attend him. The man was given a bed
in the lookup and Will be kept there
until he In better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
VERY MUCH ALIVE
Rumor Started Last Night That Vet
eran Street Car Man Had Died
Suddenly-is Untrue.

A report was current about the
streets early yesterday evening that
George Dinger. veteran street car con-
ductor on the Wheeling Traction Com
pany lines. had died However. this
proved untrue and II was later learned
from Mr.. Dinger that he was very
much alive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Young
WOmen's Christian asaociation III
Wheeling W. Va. for the election of
ten members Of the board Of directors
and the transaction Of such other
business a. may properly come be-.
fore the meeting. viii be held In the
auditorium Of the v. w. G. A build
inE a. the corner o. Eleventh and
Chapline streets Monday. January m.
1915 81 z 40 o'clock % M CeIrned1
LOUISE y REED. PRECEDENT
MARY GARDEN eocrefarv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

Elmer Gray. i3 year old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Gray. OF FLUSHING.
o, died yesterday evening a. 7.8O
o'clock az the Ohio Valley General
Hospital. following an illness OF a
complication ~ diseases The re-
mains viii BE- returned 10 FLUSHING
tc day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
BELGIAN RELIEF
Miss caliie Curtis, Of West Liberty
Gives $500 10 Fund For AID
Of War Sufferers.

The lntelligencer Acknowledges re.
ceipt OF $500 from Miss Callie Gurus,
OF West Liberty. 10 be given TO the
Belgian relief fund. The money will
be forwarded Immediately TO the Bel
gian relief committee in New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
NORTH END FOREIGNER BADLY
INJURED In EXPLOSION AT MILL,
RIVER NEWS


The stage OF the river at the local
wharf last evening was as feet, but
owing to the rain and the warm
weather. which is causing the snow to
melt over the water sheds OF the
Ohio. II Is again expected that a
slight rise win occur In the river In
side OF the next few days unless the
weather suddenly turns cold
The only boat TO leave the wharf
yesterday was the packet Liberty at
noon. with good cargo on board. for
Marietta. The Liberty will again ar
rive late this evening and on Thurs
day will depart at noon on her return
trip. The passenger boat Charter.
which is tied mp at Steubenville. will
leave about the middle of January on
the Mardi Gras trip with at least two
hundred passengers on board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

The Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany has decided TO extend it's Straits
mail service from Caliao to Panama.
in view Of the opening OF the Pana.
ma Canal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

sioners q 1855 we're read. fso~v.d
and fled
No one vas named 70 an the place
made vacant by the resiEnstion OF
NJ. Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s.5 feet. stat
tonary. rain.
sTEU feet. station
arys cloudy.
PARKERsBURG-s feet. rising: rain
MORGANTOwN--7 feet. stationary;
rain.
OIL CfTY-i.3 feet. stationary. rain.
wARRE<-.s foot. stationary. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

DC you make any money cut % nat
land development stock YOU bourhfT'
Not yot huf 90 looks GOOD 1 f5uul
out - much about fhe company fhaf
they took pc into The firm. PAIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
IRON FENCES.

Iron Fenees-100 Designs. Can fur
manufacturer
c. J. witzel. Nat Phone l4ss-Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

Arshfs y =. Wood. z32s Marfst Street
-Irariical Fiumhfr. Gaa ara HfsarI FIf-
sfr ffcf rnfer hsHffnr ny rrsrf4Ifr
ean naks TO- couf0rfatis Both rh0nss
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

zenf nez vystfizlivf. V tom tam
pfijel mlad5 Burgitt dvefe u
maStale otevfel, ale to Sc mu stale
osudnJm, nebot lotras u witt Sc
vyfftil a ma mfst6 iej zastfefil.
Ma to nastalo zd6senf a Chas. Kins
loe, tax Sc totiz vrah jmenuje jen
ztfzi byl mars&lem a nekolika roz-
vazn6jsimi lidmi uchranen cd lyn-
Ge byl dan do okresniho vezenf.
Jeho pfipad Sc patrne Dude pro-
jednavati v lednu. Pravi Sc, re
vrah kdyz je stfizlivym, je jinak
pracovit5m a.dosti dobr5m Glove
KEN, ale jak Sc trochn napije po.z-
hyde docela rozum.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Mitchell, 14-Konduktor Ma dra
re milwaukee, j. G. Peterson jenz
jedi mezi Sanborn Iowa, a tfmto
mestem Sc vyznamenal jednoho
dne minuly t5den kdyz zachranil
zivot 10 rokn staremu chlapci.
Konduktor stall ma stfese jedne ka
ry mezitim co vlak vyjfzdel, nah
HE spatfil jak Sc led pod hochem
jenz Sc bruslil ma jezfrku vedle ira
te, probofil a hoch zmizel pod le-
dem. Peterson nevahal ale sko-
Gil vlaku a jezto led Sc pod MIN
bofil, musel Sc brodit al pc pas We
ledove vod6 az k mistu kde hoch
zmizel. Podafilo Sc mu hocha W.
falmouth, ale pofezal 81 ruce cd lie
du phi tom. Wax tel ma chvili
zastavil kdyz kondukter 81 pre-
menil Sat, jel dale.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Wagner, 14-Nest9stf v automo
blu Sc pfihodilo item dceram p.
J. O'Connella a jejich bratrovi
Jamesovi a pax Lyle Crokerovi a
Herbertovi Mackenstadtovi, kteff
We stroll 81 vyjeli ma projfzdku.
Ten jenz karu ffdil jel hezky Gers
iva a najednou ulitlo kolo a kara
Sc pfevalila dvakrate. Ovsem Re
byli vsichni potluGeni, a nejvice
Anisa O'Connell, ktera dostala ra-
nu do hlavy zistala v bezvedomi
"a hodin a MONA, re to Dude mfti
trval5ch nasledkd nebot RAINY
ma Have jsou vzdycky nebezpeG'
ne. jeff sestra Jovita ma zlome,
nou ruku. Opet jeden dokIad CO
Sc stava kdyz Sc jede vetrem o "a
vod.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Highway a feGnilo mnoho feGnfkI
a koneGn9 sam plukovnfk Thatch-
err. Ma schulz, vzhledem K tomu,
re Sioux City pry docela silnici
MEDIA, bylo ujednano, by costa Sc
vyhnula tedy Sioux City a sla row
ne ma vychod. Tax tedy trestajf
Sc m9sta ktere neposlouchajf. Ia
to ale Sioux City Sc We svych case
pisech omlouva, re pry plukovnf-
kovi Sc nejedna tolik o to zdali ces
ty jsou uvedeny do pofadku IDA
Ii SO ma Mich pracovalo, n5brz jed
ma Sc mu o to ably Sc mu v jednom
kuse d9lala slava. tax jake "a sta
rodavna Sc delala vit9zuym hrdi,
Mum We valce, a to Re pry Sioux
City deIati nebude. ~. :.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Yankton, 14-Dr. Wipf z Free
man, znamf zde lekaf, bezmala
pfisel o zivot, kdyz ma cest9 sem S
pacientem Sc pfevrhnul automobil
v nemz on jel kara celou Thou
padla ma nej. NeSt6stf Sc pfihodi-
10 asi sest mil ma sever cd mesta
ma vysoke navazce deset strevfcI,
do nfz automobil spadl. Ride ka
ry vypadl ven a pomohl paciento-
vi nacez oba vytahli doktora ven,
jenz byl v bezvedomf a hrozne kr-
vacel z rany ma Have Kratce ma
to kara, ktera stala nohama vzhG-
hu, Sc chytla shofela dpln6.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Phi pfftomnem zasedanf statni
legislatury Sc Dude hled6t k tomu,
by poslanci ma mfsto prosazovani
nov5ch zakonI, radeji hledeli vel
Ike mnozstvf jich vymazat re zako-
nikn. Ma vsech stranach Sc po6f-
ma zt9zovati ma to, Re name vice
zakonI neil m1zem zastati, a vel
he procento jest jich mrtvou lite
rou - zadnf Sc jich nevsfma.
Poslanci 81 ovsem nemohou pomo-
CT, nebot ma kazdem Sc donna oGe-
kava, re az Dude v Pierre, Re ne
cha o sobe slyset, totiz Re take ne
jakou tn pfedlohu pfedlozil slavne
zakonodarne. Kdyby tax neuGi-
nil, ma Sc vseobecne donna "a to,
Re tam spi, Re nicemu nerozumf a
ze je hfiup z prvnf tffdy. V5sle-
dek takoveho rozumov6nf je, Re
kazd5 poslanec hledf ably take ne
co tam vyvedl at uz je to takove
anebo makov6, pax name zakony
z takoveho zdroje. Nekter6 6aso-
pisy dokonce naryhujf ably kazdy
poslanec hledel aspoh jeden zakon
''zabft", jinak ably byl zabit Ia
bit" sam al podruh6 pobezi
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Stat Idado ma to vyznamenanf,
Re jest tim prvnfm v teto zemi
ienz ma guvernera zida, jenz Sc
jmenuje Moizis Alexander. Novy
guverner byl synem chudSch pfis-
t9hovalcG a svou pflf a houzevna
tostf to dopracoval az ma guverne-
ra. Byl tfikrate mayorem m9sta
Boise dial mestu tn nejlepsi spra-
va CO kdy melo.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

V Platte byl minulS tSden w.
brakovan zavod X. & X, ale zlo-
del byl chycen, Jeden klerkn
Sc vratil pred piilnoci do zdvodu
pro neco a pfichitil chlapa iak pl-
nou narac zbozf nese ven. Zlod9j
je lapaku. Dalsf zprava znf, Re
p. KuGer, jenz zdvod vlastni Sc
vratA do zavodu Sc SWIM bratrem
pro neiaky lunG a kdyz rozzehl
svetlo uzfel vettelce pod kantrem,
kterfz Sc star6l opil5m, kdyz iej
vytahli. Mel jiz balik Sc zbozfm
a zaroven vykradl re suplfku asi
S26
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Pierpoint, IA Henry Burgitt,
mlad5 muz jenz bydlf Eden, byl
zastfelen zamestnancem v povoz-
nicke mastali onom meste, kdyz
pfijel do m9sta ma svatbu sv6 SEES
try dial 81 kone do zmin6ne mas
tale. " mastali one pracoval jak T
81 chap, kterS caste b5val opil5m
a nebezpeGnym takovem stavu.
T&hoz dne Sc op6t fadne "nastfih-
null" MATTEL mastale, V obave
ably neco nevyyedl, chlapa zavfel
do mastale q genku a bezel pro
marsala, ably chlapa odyedl do We
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Lesterville, 14-Na osmdesatce
Franka RokIska zapadn6 cd mes
ia, byly dohotoveny mastale pro
dobytek a dale sem dial pfistehova
ii porazku, take nynf jest nellie
pc pfipraven obslouziti svoje "a
kazniky. Bude delati cervulaty,
klobasy, jelita a vGbec vse veci
nome We SVEN feznickem zavodu
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Obvodni soud v Yankton koneG-
ne Sc rozhodnul velkou soudnf phi
vypl5vajfcf re znameho Yankton-
Clay odvod6ovacfho kanalu. Soud
celkem pfifknul asi "a $500, 900 nd
brady rGznSm farmerGm, jim2
povstala skoda nasledkem kanalu,
ienz je II mil dlouhS
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Wagner, Jan Kabrna PRAGUE
ma Commercial State Bank, Dos
10 sem nekolik ztfznostf z venkova
Re nekteff farmefi jimz posli pra-
sata, je navezou ma pozemek SOU
soda a tam je nechajf. DIE vseho
jest to nejsnazsf zpdsob posle wi
Re odstranit, ienze co ma tomu III
kat soused2 - .---.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Tyndall, IA VSp. kolektor
vnitfnich DAM, E. A. Thackaber-
ry re Sioux Falls, byl zde minul5
patek "a svou povinnostf a ovsem
lie nemohl postaGiti zodpovfdati
otazky tykajfcf Sc nyn6isi valeGne
dane. IF. M. Scoblic, republican
kf statni vybor 2 Bon BONNIE ok
resu Sc navratil Pierre kde Sc cd
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

We m9ste Rock Creek tonic
statu byli TIFF vyrostci, kteff ucini-
Ii vytrznost We skole behem vyuGo
vanf. byli pokutovani kazdy S..
Hosi NELL dopal ma uGitele, a be-
hem vyuGovanf vrazili do skoly a
vyhodili no ven. Nadejna Ameri-
kal
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Iroquis. 14-E. A. Syverson,
pfedseda banky Bancroft, byl
pfiveden zpet z Texas mlnuly IT,
den, kamz uprchnul kdyz Sc pro,
zradilo. Re spatne zavod vedl, a
byl dan pod zaruku 100000. Mel
prS Gmyslu uplachnouti do Mexi-
ca. Obvin6ni proti n6mu je, re
bral vklady cd lidf, aGkoliv dobfe
vedel, ze banka jest insloventnf, a
pax Re ud9lal lziv5 vSkaz dozorci.
Pr pfedbeznem v5slechu byla sin
naplnena lidmi, ktefi prS pfisli o
penfze v bance.
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Aberdeen, IA Dvanact rokG
stara dfvGinka, jejiz jmeno z dob.
rich pffcin nemdze b5t prozraze-
nj, kdyz Sc navracels do sveho do
nova asi osm hodin veGer minu-
IL Gtvrtek, byla nahle popadnuta
neznamym lotrasem a zavleGena
do odlehle mfstnosti, kde Sc ma nj
dopustil nasilf. Device sveho Gtot
nfka nasledkem velke tiny onu
dobu nemuze popsati.
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RHINE zpTdvy.

Lake Andes, 14--Dr. Parfzek,
jenz Sc zde usadil pred pdl rokem
Sc odstehoval minuly t 4 d g u.
Jest zde otevfene mfsto pro dob
reho lekafe.
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Dne 8. prosince Sc odb5vala vel
,ka schdze We Wagner ma kterou
Sc dostavili delegate re vsech tax
fka NEST 2 Platte linie. Schdze
Sc odbyvaIa Y zajmu, Washington
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-17

Ida Sc nam, Se vlaky drahy mil
waukske nemohou 81 navyknouti
ma nov6m jfzdn6m fddu-vlaky
jsou v jednom kuse zpozd6ne. X
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Obrovske zhvody, v West
Orange, N. J. slavn6ho vynalezce,
Tomase Edisona, vyhofely do "a
kladI skoda Sc pacf ma sedm mi
liond dolaru a pojstenf je pet mi
Iion1. V dime pracovalo asi 1000
.lidf. Pan Edison pc ohni pravil:
"Jsem 81 roxy star ale zapoGnu
ma novo a zbudujf ma novo tuto
dilnu." Jest to nezdolna a mia,
dicka mysl tohoto pozoruhodn6ho
muze, ktera zajiste ma novo dilnu
postavi.
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Mitchell, 14-Pfebornfk We zbf-
ranf korny v tonic statu byl jiz
nalezen. Jest to J. w. Waugh,
jenz bydlf v Dawson okresu, IA
mil cd Mitchell. V poslednfm me
sfci vybral re 100 akrech 1854 bus
Id korny We 80 dnech. Vybral
prumernG 111H buslu denn9-nej-
min 100 a nejvfc 1871. BGhem pra
ce Sc vsadil, ze vybere "a den $50
busld, ale zadny sazku nepfijmul.
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bSvala schize techto vybord ohled
ne odporucenf rnzn5ch osob do IL
fadu guvernerovi.
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Ornament.

3. v mem feznickem zavodu nalez.
nete vzdy ma sklads RUNE druhy
masa, sunek a iin5ch vyrobka.
Kazdeho poctlv6 a sv6domite OBJ
slouzim.
Josef Musil.