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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
g omtboImisfiOne

Otto 8onen
aasi. E. b. |. b. en-. .Iutb. STRIFE anicrifo
Geniions on 6ufefasicn.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Rapid City, 12-Strasn6 veci
v~ypoved6la proti svemu nevlastnf,
mu otci ma stoiici sv9dk1 81. Olive
Wilhelm, pfi pfedbeznem v5sle.
chu jejiho otcfma, Geo. Hardesty.
no, jenz je je obvin6n, Re zakefne
Prepaid jejfho milence s MIMI me
la v brzku slavit svatbu, a jei zav-
razdil minuleho Gervna. DIE W.
pov9di d6vcete, starry tento zvrh
lfk il zueuzival cd tfiuacteho ro-
ku. Kdyz pax dorostla a pocals
mfti napadnfka, starry wink il W.
hrozoval jestli snim nepfestane
chodit, lie je oba zastfelf jake psy.
Jejf nevlastnf matka mfsto ably je-
no zvrhlemu poGfnanf hledela "a.
mezit, iest9 holku pfemlouvala,
ably 81 ztoho mic nedelala.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Myslfme, Re nebude z mista,
kdyz Sc zde uGinf poznamka ohled
ne cesty pro automobily, jenz phi
de pres Soustatf a ktera ma stesti
pujde zkrze Tabor. Bylo uzndno
"a dobre vsecky roxy uvnitf "a
taGek seffznout, a proto Sc Sada ma
vsech kteff vlastnf pozemky kde
Dude zataGka ably povolili ten kou-
SEX pozemku. Vetsina jich ochot
ne rohy darovala, ale jak Sc dozvf-
dame n6kteff docela odepfeli tax
uGinit. Jsme toho nahledu, Re by
zadnS meme odepffti nechat kou-
SEX rohu syeho pozemku seffznou-
ii, nebot niGeho tax neztratf, mao
pax dostsne nahradu a Size jeho
pozemek vstoupne v cer5, take
nepffmo dostane tech par stfevicG
mnohonasobne zaplaceno. Kdyby
kazd5 tax jednal je jisto Re cestu
nedostanem, a MONA Re postaGf k
tomu cili jeden nebo diva jenz by
odepfeli, nebot kazde sousedstvo
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Brookings, INA iafe letosnf-
no roku zdejsf kornovf klub nabf-
dl 800 odmeny tomu re svSch Gle
MI jenz by vyp9stoval 100 .busln
korny ma jednom vymefenem ak
ru pozemku. Do kontestu vstou-
pilo nekolik, ale zadn5 cenu neob-
dfzel; ien Fred Killing bezmala j.
obdrzel, nebot vypestoval "a bus
Ii re sv6ho akru korny zvane Col
den Jewel. Jeho akr byl v mfste
kde drive Sc nalezala ohrada ma
ovce, takze zem byla dobfe pohno
jena. Mimo toho pndu driloval a
v1bec vzdelaval die nejlepsfch
method. !
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Ma prodej, diva parry mezk1, je-
den par zauGen; tez diva parry koni
3a 4 roxy stare, nezauGen6. Vac.
Mach, Tabor, S. D. Adv,
Farma o 240 akrech k .rentova-
nj, dobra voda a stavby, oplotova-
no, ~ mile jiho zapadne cd Lake
Andes. j. M. Petffk, Tabor, S. D.
Dejte 81 navezti uhli nynf, a me-
eekejte az ma poslednf chvili, ne
bot potion tfebas nebudem miti
,casu YAM jej pfivezti. Pekaf a
Novak. (Ady.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15
RHINE zpraYy.

Yankton, 12-Tento tSden Sc
vysl}chal pfipad Charles F. Bow
mana jenz v cervenci tento rok
zastfelil 81. Nellie Brewerovou,
kterSz pffpad byl pffSinou tehdy
tolik rozrochu. N6vladni wy
man v pffpadu zastupuje stat a
pravnfk Janousek jest zastupcem
obzalovaneho. Phi vyvolani pff-
padu a pc pfectenf obvin9nf, zas-
tupce zadal by ptfpad byl odlozen
do pffstfho bfezna 2 ddlezitfch
pffGin, ale soudce nesvolil. Ma to
byl obzalovany pfedveden a hlasil
ze jest nevinnen. Ma to p. Janou
SEX sdeloval, Re navrh ably pfipad
byl odlozen do bfezna Sc opira o
to, Re jiste pffbuzne bylo odepfe-
no Bowmana navstiviti, aG byla
materielnf svedkynf v pffpadu v
tom ohledu ze jei dobfe znala a
znala ieho povahu pod vlivem ma
pojd. TEE pr5 i jin5m bylo ode
pfeno jej navstivit a mimo toho
prS ieho otec byl v Iowa uznan
Ponevac tedy Ia
kovfm zp1sobem zakroeeno, mel
by Bowmanovi byt dan Gas do one
DOLBY Sc p~fipraviti. Navladnf Wy
man odpovfda ze mela obhajoba
dosti Gasu Sc pfipraviti, a jezto
a svedci isou pfftomni
a stat jest pfipraven, melo by Sc s
pffpadem jfti ku pfedu. Soudce
odvstil Re CO Sc t5Ge prodlouzenf
Re to rozhodne We Gtvrtek
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Watertown, 12-Vojenske 1fa-
dy rozhodli, Re sarzant Albert
Hayes cvicitel statnf domobrany
jest zakonit9 sedan S iistou div
kou f~lipfnskou, kterou pojmul "a
manzelku doku6 ,byl ma Filipfnach
die tamnfho zpusobu, a Re sfatek
ten jest platfcf. Pan sarzant asi
hral ma galana dokud byl ma ostro
vech a t6z 81 tam namluvil domo-
rode devGe, ktere ash z legrace poi
mul "a manzelku. Ma to il opus
til pc kratkem case a odjel domu.
PAX Sc zde cht6l ozenit S jistou div
kou, ale pfisla west z Filipfn a Sc
shatku seslo.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Sioux Falls, 12-Donucen opus
tit i svojf zenu a matku, jenz jsou
ma n9m zavisle, Samuel Cults byl
odsouzen do kaznice ma diva roxy
ponevaG okradl jisteho ". Daley
no o SIS. Cults 26 m. IN. byl ma
milwaukee, stanici kde uzfel Dali
lyho pohffzeneho We spanek. Roz-
fizl mu tedy kapsu a penfze wal.
Byl zatcen druh5 den. Jeho man
zelka a matka jsou cele zdrceny
mad tim i Cults sam no cest9 do
kaznice propukl v plae. Jakaz
pomoc, nemusel krasti, aekoliv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Minute pond6lf byli v Yankton
oddanf Rev. Linkem Anton Vav-
ra a Rosa Peterkova cd Lakeport.
Mladencem byl bratr nev6sty An
ton Peterka a druziGkou meter ze-
nicha Hedvika Kaiserova. Oba
jsou zde znami a usadf Sc ma farme
u Lakeport, kterou zenich ~vlastni.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

chce-li cestu NIT, must yyhoveti
vsem podmfnkam. Kdo jen tro
chu do bUdoucna pohlfzi, must u
znat Re costa Dude mfti velkou &C.
nu pro mas, nebot tudy Dude iez-
dit tisice Ida a pax Sc MONA toho
uchopi ylada, z narodniho vyzna-
mu cesty, a Dude vydrzovat sauna.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

Wagner, IL Serif Rifle byl
zde minul6 pond6li a zatknul smfr-
Gfho soudce, A. M. Owense ma OBJ
zalobu velkoporoty, Re oddal pa
rex ieden kterS vsak nem3l licen-
81. Jest to vysledek ieho nepfed-
'lozenosti, nebot takovfch proved
vice. Jeho otec sloziI "a mel zaru
ku a Owens byl wat do Wheeler.
Je he pffpad Sc Dude rozhodoyat
pfi pfistfm zasedani soudu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

= We meste Lennon kde mali
m6stsky hostinec, Gill vlastnf jej
mesto, pc zaplacenf license $4,000
a vsech 1trat, mali ma hotovosti
GistSch $1,000 b9hem tfech m9sf-
CD. TAX aspof naznaGuje v5kaz
fiditele hostince jenz PRAGUE "a
mzdu,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15
OdYOlanf.

ia nizepsana, Antonio Pfeu6il,
timto odvolavam veskere hanlivG
feti CO isem o pr. Karla MacHse.
ka nadslala a zdro1efI ie timto pro
hlasujf "a live a nepraydivs a
pfiznavam Sc, re jsem il velmi pb.
lizila. Miss Tony Pfeucil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15

V jedne garazi v Sioux Falls
pode imenem Cadillac Sales Go.
hledali sirkou kde tece z trubky
gasolin iedne masiny s v5sledkem
re mfsto nasli ale kara Sc chytla a
cd nj dvacetp9t jin5ch. Skody
bylo zpnsobeno "a $25, 200.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15
Avery .Light- weight Gas or Oil TRACTION AN

kdyb y byl ukradl asi tax 5000
anebo vic mohl b5t ma svobode.
Velcf zlod6ji zpravidla Sc nemusf
bat, ale ii mali to odst1hou. Size
81 to zaslouzf, kazd5 kdo krade
ably byl potrestan.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15
Josef Musil.
Vaclav KlOuda

vlastni prvnf tffdy pekarnu a GU
krafsky zavod, kde lie vzdy k dos
tanf cerstve peeivo vseho druhu,
zitny chleba, vseho druhu cpkroyi
Tabor, S. ID.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-15
Ornament.

V mem teznick6m zavodu nalez.
nete vzdy ma sklad6 RUNE druhy
Sunek a iinSch vSrobkn.
Kazdeho poctIve a sv6domit9 OBJ
slouzim. r-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01

Faster will soon be here.
Don't delay any longer the
purchase of your Easter Suit
or Goat. Every day you put
off buying your Spring Coat |
or Suit you deprive yourself
of an extra days service. Our
fitting room has already been
crowded to its utmost capac- |
ity the last few weeks. The |
time to buy is now, and the
place to buy IS here because
this is the store that sells
WOOltex, and we offer you
| the choice of the most stylish
garments made for women.
WOolteX Coats and Suits
are made of fabrics that are
purest wool, and lined with
splendid materials and are
finished with such a workman
like skill that the makers
freely guarantee two sea-
sons satisfactory service.
| Come md get one of
WoOIteX beautiful Style Books
for Spring, 1914, free Ct
charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01
HOLY Terrors No Longer

The New York Press had the fol-
lowing article:
When the new garage of the Fifth
Avenue Coach Company. in New
York City, was opened in East 1921
street a small group OF boys made it
about as unpleasant for the company
as they possibly could The building
had wide eXpanse Of glass, and it
was this shining mark which attract
ed the attention of two score or moro
active urchins Of the neighborhood.
They worked out an organized
scheme Of attack whereby they man
aged TO elude watchmen, employees
and specially detailed police. An
noyance and property less were cor
tinual and efforts to stop the trouble
wero inefleetise.
AT lehstii President Meade had
the Scout movement brought to hi,
attention He ruminated over tn
mater Tor some time and finally call
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01

ed on the Scout Commissioner, Ny
Lorillatd spencer, and enlisted thy
cooperation OF the finest Scout MAY
tiers in New York city.
In a casual way this Scout MastoF
made friends with the boys and ono
day Suggested in an offhand mannorN
that The Boy Scouts were a Jolly
b.nch Of boys and it might be fun to
organize troop. the suggestion
made 4 big hit and the tro7p was
formed
Soon the "Hcly Terrors," as thry
were often called, were SO Busy With
t1cir FIRST aid, their endeayors to
fathcm the mysteries Of signaling
and their study Of Scoutcraft that
there vas no time for throwing
stones. More than that the iuclina-
ton to & 50 seemed 20 vanish. Now
with an old Gang leader in command.
they are as proud of their new task
Of defending all property in the
ncighharhood as they used to he O.
their clover schemes for maxim.
| trruhlC
| All the officers CT the company
have become deeply interested in ia.
youngsters. Several times the Scour'
Aaye hal turned over to them TIVE
or thrta Of the company's coache
ana gone If for a day praeticing il
Tho country.
The New York Press recently pub
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01

On March 25th, 1914, seven coal
barkes sank at Dam No. %, Ohio
river. One Of the sunken boats is Ill
a position to DISTRACT the channel
when the river falls, and two OF
them are located downstream from
the work, and may possibly be in a
position to menace navigation.
Instructions have been wired this
date to the Wheeling Engineer offic2
to have the sunken coal boats re-
moved at once. II. Jervey, 1t. Col. T.
S. Corps of Engineers, Inspector,
18th Lighthouse District.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01
Srluht kindcraartner.

In a kindergarten in Omaha Amer.
lea was being sung and the director
wGs repeating the words to her small
pupils When she came to Land where
our fathers died" one small child with
puzzled expression on her face spoke
up: But my father amt dead yet"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01

Pat had Joined the navy and WIS
being drilled with his shipmates on
pier Fall inv came the order I'M
modiately Pat fell into the water
Two deep" was the next order Pat
tsputteriug in the water) Bad sCran
to We, Why didn't viz tell me 1t was
too deep before OF fell Syracuse
Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01
River Forecast.

The Ohio, from the mouth OF the
Wabash to Cairo, and the Tennessee
from below Decatur, will continue
to rise throughout the present week;
no flood stages are expected unless
additional precipitation occurs.
The Mississippi, from below St.
Louis TO above Cairo. will rise dur
ing the next or 3 days.
r. T. LINDLEN,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01

lisaod an account OF this traa orr,a-
tjGa wrought by SEQ tins, the ar
tide, with pictures, occupying hall
Ia page,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01
Weather Forecast.
NEWS OF THE RIVERS


stage of river 29,S rise OF . OF
a foot during the proceeding "a
hours.
Stage of river March 81, 1913, %
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01
Local Data.

Local Data.
Highest temperature ,r'."e
Lowest temperature '''.''f
D. IN. temperature ...6l %
Character OF day ...'.... io"uF
"a hour precipitation ~. None
Sunrise and Sunset.
Sun will rise today ......... ono
sun will set today ,...,.... o;l'
Weather Forecast.
Cairo and vicinity: Cloudy Wed
nesday, probably rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-01
BOY SCOUT NOTES

5s-:=s:::s S7 :: -
The Washington times., 1914-07-08
Second Revolt Expected
Near Vera Cruz TODAY

VERA CRUZ, July s.-A second revolt
In the ranks Of the Mexican federals
outside Vera Cruz in which a majority
Of the command would join. and con-
junction of the federal and constitu-
tionalist forces at Tejeria was anti
cipated today by General Carranza' e
agent here.
Although it has developed that only
& comparatively small number of men
mutinied yesterday. the advance OF the
constitutionalists along the American
ieoeral outposts, If taken as an !ndica-
ton that the rebel officers nave an un-
derstanding with some Of the federal
commanders.
The constitutionalists declare that
once general revolt in the federal
ranks is in progress, the constitution
alist forces will promptly assume con-
troll OF the territory outside Vera Cruz.
Then the railroad between this port
ana the capital will lie cut and General
Huerta Will be virtually bottled up in
Mexico City.
The constitutionalist force which ad-
ranced to a point near Tetaria yester-
day is estimated at about 100 men. AL
though the troops were supposed to
have been picked by the dictator be-
cause they were considered loyal, the
constitutionalists declare the men are
on the verge of a general outbreak.
This will take the form of desertion
10 the rebel ranSs, and the guns and
ammunition furnished by Huerta will
be turned against the forces remaining
loyal to him
The Washington times., 1914-07-08
Funeral Urns Will Be Set Up in
Union Square-No Violence,
Unless by Police, Berkman
Declares.

NEW YORK. July s.-Anarchists will
pay tribute to their three dead-the VIC
tins Of a tenement bomb exploSon--in
Union square Saturday. Police or no
police. rules or no rules, they were
determined today that the demonstra-
ton over the three urns of ashes should
be held as originally planned.
Alexander Berkman. leading anar-
chist, said laconically today: The
demonstration will come off. There
will be no violence unless the police
themselves make it."
The health department today relaxed
its order that the bodies must be ere
mated by 10 o'clock. and permitted
the reds to take their dead to the
Fresh Pond q. L. crematory- at
o'clock. From that place the ashes of
Caron, Hansen, and Berg will be
brought tonight to the Anarchist publi-
cation. Mother Earth" offices, there
to rest in state until Saturday.
March On Saturday.
Saturday, morning. led by Alexander
Berkman. and other prominent anar-
chists, a procession Of the no-Iaw advo-
Gates will march to Union square, set
listen to speeches by Berkman, Laur-
ence D. Abbott, Elizabeth Gurlcy Flynn,
Carlo Tresca, ard others
Ararchy's red flag will be unfurled by
the throng, Berkman declared. but
there would be no violence unless the
police start trouble, he emphatically as
serted.
Vigorous protest against the Health
Boards peremptory order for todays
disposition of the bodies will be made
at the meeting. I5erkman said.
Will Ignore Police.
we could force a legal Issue on the
ground that the bodies were not COM
pletely identified, ard the laws say
body can be held six months In such a
case" Berkman declared angrily today,
but as we do not believe in laws we
will only make public protest Ia Union
Square. The police may claim a victory
by forcing this cremation today-but
the funeral arrangements committee
will proceed tonight with original
plans"
Berkman added that hi. followers will
ask no favors of the police. believing
there Is no law or rule OF the law
enforcing group that demands a per-
nit for such a funeral procession and
demonstration as they pIan.
The Washington times., 1914-07-08
SUFFRAGETTES OPEN
NEWPORT CAMPAIGN
Meet at Home of Mrs. O. H. P.
Belmont, and Will Have
Parade Tomorrow.

A big automobile procession through
the streets of Newport will mark the
formal opening there tomorrow of head
quarters for the summer campaign
workers Of the Congressional Union of
which Miss Doris Stevens. Of the Wash
ington office, will have charge.
Miss Stevens attended a meeting of
prominent social workers this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont.
| and extended an invitation to all of
morrow's procession. Among Mrs. Bel
mont's guests were Senator Helen
Ring Robinson. Of Colorado: Miss Rose
Schneiderman, vice president of the
woman's Trade Union League of
America: Miss Mary Bartelme, Of Chi
cago: DR.. Catherine Bement Davis, one
Of the priminent social workers in the
tary of the National Consumers League
of America
New names are being added to the
advisory council, which is being Or
ganized bv the executive committee OF
the Congressional Union. and which is
to hold its first meeting in August at
the Newport home Of Mrs. Belmont.
Following is list of the members to
date:
Mrs. Frank Cothren, vice president
Woman's Party Of Brooklyn: Mrs.
John jay White, of Washington, D.
c.; Mrs. Florence Kelly. secretary Ma
tional Consumers League; Miss La
vinia Dock, secretary international
Council of Nurses; Prof. Lucy N. Sal
man, Of Vassar College: Mrs. Mary
Jenny Howe. of New York: Mrs. Mars
=
liam L. Colt chairman Political Com
mittee Twenty-fourth Senatorial dis
trict, Women's Political Union. New
York; DR.. Cora Smith King. treasurer
National Council Of, Women Voters;
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle. president
WUmen's Political Union of New I:r-
sey; Mrs. Edwin c. Grice. president
Home and School League of PhiladeI-
phia; Dora G. S. Hazard. vice presi-
dent, Women's Political Union Of Ne "
York; Miss Mary E. Woolley. presi-
dent Mt. Holyoke College; Mrs. John
board Women's Political Union of New
York; Mrs. Lillian Harris Coffin. presi-
dsut New Era League OF California;
Mrs. Glendower Evans, Mass; Mrs.
John Winters Brannan. New York;
Senator Helen Ring Robinson. Denver;
Va; Mrs Inez Milholland Boissevian,
New York city; Miss Charlotte Anita
Whitney. Oakland. Cal: Mrs. Lionel S.
Marks. Cambridge. Mass; Mrs Ernest
Thompson-Set Greenwich, Conn.
Miss Elizabeth Hooker. New Haven;
Miss Mary Bartlett Dixon, Easton,
Md. and Mrs. John Dewey. wife of
Prof. Dewey. the noted psychologist.
Miss Dorothy Osborne, who has
charge Of the open air meetings which
are being held each evening in diff
ferent parts Of the city, announces
u,{l ha
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. The speakers will be Mrs. Gil
son Gardner. Mrs. Minnie z. Brooke,
and Miss Helen Perkins.