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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-06-10
Huerta domlouva Willow.

Dictator Iluerta jest nyni Y
kaadodcnnim spojeni n generhlem
Francisco Villou, die zpray, Kite.
RI do Vera Cruzu byIy pflneseny,
aysak depesc, jez ri vymehnJl,
nejsou zrOyna rdzu pfatelskcho,
Glen. villa nedAyno Vypravil jed
noho ~ svych telegraiIstn do fc-
derhlnich linii. T}z dociliI spoje-
nj x lIuertou a postal mu depc6l,
kterG Villa svtho nepfitelc tltn.
lujc neptknSmi jmtny dntkllyt
jej zddd, ably nespechaI So svym
cd djezdcm \ hlayniho mesta, pone-
vadz Villa rad by jej vdtI n "
hude tam brzy. V ilnych depe.
sich Villa naz}vaI IInertu yra-
hem, opiIcem atdo II kdyz ty
zdvorlosti byly stale povedeneJ-
ii, lmerta mU odpovtd6l; " Ia
maiuj, ~ sV6t na nas pohlin, AT
M cokoli tropis, HE'D 81 poGlnati
eiyilsovan6,
Jcdnomu svtmu pfitell, Amerlr
6anu ve Vera Cruzu, lluerta po-
slal psani, Y kterdm sd6luje, 10
aaneohal nplne pitt ma domlouva'
nj syt zeny, ktera pry jci pre-,
syad6ila, ae Y pfitomnt krisi po
tfehuic iasnou hlayu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-06-10

du ia hfbitoy sGcastnit. Al v ne.
deli odjeIa domd na farmu -
SmuinG, ale neni pomocL
- TGz rodinu Jana Sedivfho 4
pisheIyiIlc posIrdniho kvttna stl.
bio yeIkf nesttsti, neb sc jim uto-
pil nejstarsi syn, u rokh stary.
Nosttsi udAIo ~ pH rybolovu Y
rece Niobrara .Otec, kdyz vidGI,
zc ne synem je zIe, skoGiI IA MIN
do hloubky 10 strcvic6 ii ehytil
no IA uku. IdpasiI pax pod vo-
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zjistitL praW, n Buerta ma
$4,000 muz6, kdyz krone yojhkG
.poeitaji ~ Urn STUDENT, poljel" u
zfizenei V 0bfanske sluHbt, y
kouslliuci0Daligtecb pr0W Hnro-
side
"Skoro eela zeDt jest syn
pathij y reyolncf q nkIidnfny stay
v mnob geh mistecb da ~ yysyts
tlifi zaslrasenim Dcbo Ihoste eJnosti,
I'm Gcelem lOupeze y pflylast6o-
yhDi " majetku snad IjO,OOO o
zbrojcnyeb NUN yyd5yd ~ IN
rey0lueionAfe. Niemfn6 wax o.
zbrojeDf reyoluciondfi majici or,
gnnisaci u skute6HG pod kontro.
lon sygcb yGdc6, jsou odbadoy6ni
asl ma 10000"
Pos6dka prayidcln|ho yojska
w M6stt Mcxiku eta pr} pouze
1900 NUN u 5000 yOJhkn jest
podH zcIezuicc mczi MdcIuim me
stem q Vera Crnzom
Burusldc jest tobo nGhlcdu, N
konMitucionalistG, ! kdyH jsou
stln6jN vdtsino ndroda jcn IA
jcjicb nrant, sotya mobli by do
byti bIavni mfsto q jest TO pry
pochybno, zdali poystaIcl budou
n6Alcdoyatj syG yndcc dale na
jih.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-06-10

Lynch Iii ma odpotInku. Opustl-
la syGho stafidktho muze, d6ti a
ynuky II odesIa tam, odkud ncni
udvratu Pokoj budlz jejlmu po.
peIi.
20 dpIsi ncmoei dokonaI
syou zjvotn pouf I5artoIomtj l}o.
aka, ellen rddu Lipany." Pohfeb
jcho ~ odb}yaI ze rddovt sine
ma den zdobcni hrob6, jenom ~
jeho manzeIka male ditky 80
pro zal u mdlobu nemohly prilvo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-06-10
ZPRAVA 0 CIHEoSTT VYBOE6
a postupu pfiprayne prAcs 80 IA
myslenou staybou move dy0.
rauy KatoL Sokola, q. ],
v Omaha, Febr,

| DraU pfateIf! - Y "Pr0vOlA~
nj, kterl sbor "KatoI. SokoIa"
Y Omaze vydal ku GeskE.kat0Iiek6
yefejn0sti 0mazskf IN p16in0D
nntHf p0tfeby 0sad6 kat0lick6
IdyOrany, ktert bylo Iaskayou o.
cboto0 pHzm nasicb Geskych
fasOpish nyefej16n0, q jez nasl0
ysude mezi Da5imi kat0l kraJapy
nadsenGbo souhIasu, bylo uVedc.
no, N yybor "Gas od Gasu' poda
DaM yefejnosti zprdva daIsieh
| pHpayngeb akcieh 10 staybou."
Jczto vgbor by1 piln6 zam6st-
uaD koIIckei jinon V6znon
praci, nebyIo mono sdtI0yati
IpfiprayDf praee, nj nyni krhtee
Vybor podayA tuto syou zprAyn,
JM nyDi m1zcme sdtliti y5mn pf5-
teI1m u pfiznlvcum radostnou
Izytt, ~ GkoI, ktery si pfedse-
! wal uskutrGniti sbOr KatOl. Soko.
Ia, aane ~ Y dobG nejkratM skm-
| KEN
Sbtraci kOmitG \ yeIkt GAstl W.
kOnaJO syOu pOVlun0sf, Ia dIuz-
no uyfsti, ~ nasi katoliGtf kraJa.
NJ, jak0 vzdy, nyni dosvGd6iIi
vhtI nasim mah1m syojl veIikou
a BIechetnon HGdrOst, hm0tnou
finaDfni podpor0u.
Kazd} pfisptI 4 Jaskou u ocho.
tOu 80 ncJvice mohL Mezl nasim
ljdem ucui mnoho zAnoznych lidi,
bohaG0, jest TO p0nejvice chuda
d6lnlckA tfida lidu, ale lid ten INF
zIate srdce, vynlka praVou sta
rOfcskou pohostinnosti u stGdr0.
sti Skoro $4,000 bylo upsan0 v
tax krAtkb dobt, q zyldstG uvaM.
nell nynfjM sisn6ny prdmyslo-
W u 0bch0dni stay, v case, kdy
dcIplctyO pracuje meme Gasu u
mnoho je jich bez prace, kazdy
nepfedpojaty musi projeviti sv6J
obdiv u 1ctul
Ovsem hlavni II Ivi podf mali
ma sblrce naSe katOl. GeskG spoil
KY osadni, kterG pravd6 y pra.
V0u hratrskOu a sestersk0u lhsk0u
u obGtayosti SC rozdGlily sv6
Jm6ni nasim sb0rcm, u mnoh6 u
nlch nam daily vie, 60 m6ly. We.
china Gest jim OdpIat jim vsemo-
houci dobrotivy Bhh ysem, ja-
koz j naSim slechetngm dobrodin.
cum, mezl kterymi jsou nejen o.
sadnlci ~. VacIava Omaze, ale
ten / mnoho jinych pfiznivch
dobrodlncn V Soustati. u dalnGs
no Wlsconslnn prlspGl nam vzdy
obGtavy p, Jan VondrhGck Il
RcedsvllIe, u mnoho jin}ch, jiehz
Jn6na uvedena budou Y annaIech
nasehO sbOru.
Fri tfto prilezitosti prosi vybor
sb0m katol. Sokola syG sIechetnG
dobrodlncc, by polCud jim mozno
splaccII upsan6 obnosy, neb pc.
nt@ nyui bude nutnd potfcba, jea-
to budc treba vypIdcclI zalohy
jlnt povinuosti,
IN touto pfiGlnou sb6raci vyhor
bude prit0mcn kazdou ued6l 30
ranni msi syatG W AkoIni budo.
ve, kdc bude prjimat splatn6 OBJ
uosy Il je kyitoyati, ueh tim mu
bude lnaGn6 mife uspofena
dalsl prace n ohohuzkou,
Mlmo jnSeh praei a dinnosti
| vyhor0, tento zaiistil slulby dn,
ydryhodutho II osyedGentho ar,
chllekla, nasim krujau6m chvalp
ne 1n0mtho =, j, NJ Nlghtlu.
gala, klory komtetem praeuie
na predhtsuych planeoh, Dale
Slhnr dial syedeni stayehniho pnr
aemku tast ~ ueiniisi nabidku
v soule5l, l'race ~ svaienim lol0
xapoene v brake doht
lfoirvuiiee leAi6 ieduou dizzy a
srdeent odplaf lIah ysem. kdoa
pam prlsptll, lnampname "a ' d,
lrte adduni
tlenott vthnru kalolAnkala
per V, i, lelmak
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-06-10
HUERTA NARIO|L :.
4 0DvOLAL BLO-
{ KADU TAMpICA
Jeho pozdejM rozhodnuti odyrAtt
10 krisi v mexick6 zaplotcc, nc.
bot Spojene Staty sotya byly
by strptly blokAdu pfistayu.

V patek nmcrleky skinner Sun.
shine \ GaIyestouu yysadll zbranG
stfeliy0 Y Tampicu pro arnadn
k0ngtltuei0DallBtu bcz ybeljk6bO
pfek6zcni ~ strany SpoJenycb
statG neb ylAdy IIuertoyy, aysak
V ncdtIi jiz diktator prohlaslI
bIokadu zmlntnGho pfistayu Do
zytdtI ~ totlz, ~ pInje tam par
nix AntilIa 4 New Yorkn, pod kn.
bAnskou ylajkou, royntl ~ zbra.
nGmi stfcIiyem pro poystaIGe, u
yyslaI tam dy6 dGloyG Iodlce, ably
parnik zabayily Tyto dye Iluer.
toyy d6IoyG Iodicc, Bravo a In.
ragoza, naslcdoyAny byly amerl'
ckgmi kfizniky Tacoma a Saera'
,nento admiral Badger podhyal
WasblDgtonu zprayy o kazd@m
Jicb hnuti
ProbIaseni bI0kady Tamplca
bylo by nepochybn6 pryodilo krl-
si a pfcruscni miroyfbo yyjednh
vlui Niagara Falls, tomu lIu-
crta zabranil odyoIhnin obou de-
lov}ch Gluu1, ktcrG Y pond6Ii cd
polednc odejcIy Il Tanpicn do
Puerto Mcxiko. NcIze wax ficI,
zdaIi toto suspendoydni bIok6dy
bude trvaIym nebo pouzc prom
timnim.
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Villa sc stal podfizcnym gene
rAlcm.

GEN. CarrHDHa, Yrchni nAcelnIk
kouWitucjonalistn, ustHnoylI gen,
PanoGIIn Natcru ycIltcIcm arlUA'
dy W grcdnim yojcnskfm pas
ml. Tim Villa stanc ~ Jcho po.
dfizcn}m Y kampaDicb proiI Ia,
cntccas, ARuas CaIIentcs Il San
Luis Iotosi n konetnt protl Nc
stu McxikL Jeden 4 muzu VII.
loW blizkYch yyjddmI ~ t"to
zmGnG
"Jest mozno, ze Carranza do
nucen byl ku kroku tomu, ably u.
drzel Nateru na uzd6, Mnoho
mensicb vddcd jest zhrlivycb IA
Villovu slAvu. ViIIa jest vsak pr,
liz velk}m muzem, nca ably osobni
wee nechaI prekdzeti revolucL =
On uznava, X tim jest CarranzovI
zApasiti. "
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OSOBNt.

j. u j. y y y u i i y y y y y y y
V Gtcrg m. t. tiskhrn6 na5l
uavsttvou syoji pot6siI mas dlou-
holety pfzniyec "Pokroku," p.
Petr Volta, 1sptsn} roInik cd
MilIigan, Ncb. Pan Volta, jak 4
nami sdtliI, uaIfzaI So IA cest6
do Montany, kde hodld nj poem
ky prohItdnouti po pfipade i
n6jak% Ian ri zakonplti. Pan VoJ-
Ia nam sIibiI, ~ o SVEN vylct6
zmini No Y delsim dopise, timz O.
vscm do vclkG miry mnozstvi kra-
jand ~ zayd6Gi. Potion p. Volta
ma bohatf zkusenost uni o
Mich ptkn6 vyprdyttL
Pan Ferd. PrOchazka, byva.
II star} II zkuscn} roInlk cd Wa.
hoo, Neb,, a nyni V PIattsmouth
ma zaslouzentm vymtnku zljici,
mcskal We stfcdu N. t. nayHGyou
v Omazc, pfi kter6zto prilezltosti
jako daynF osv6d6cn} pfiteI Po-
kroku tdz mas V zayOdt naystivll
ii ieho zarizcui ii prohlGdI, Pan
Prochazka slibil, H. tasem struG.
na pojcdndm Y zajmU stayu far
mcrsktho FOkrOku k Otlst6ni Ia
Gle cimz oysem cctn}m naslm
prizuvc0m ~ zavd6U,
Muul} pdtek zayod mas pfl-
sci 81 prohItduoutl p, Ant, Dusck,
Y dohr}ch pomdrech 81 stojici rol.
mix od BrIlevillc, kaus, Pan Du.
SEX Y Omalc meskal ~ yelml
smuluou zalclltosti, ncbof pflJel,
ably syou drahou zcsmIou matku
K posleduimu odpndlnku dopr0-
yodil. Meai jinym > ndml tea sdc-
lii, H. y okoli ieho maji ultsenou
yyhlidku ua dohf0u ur0du,
Y ponddli v prnvodu zdoJai.
ho T., danu pcstdla, dohrtho naser
ho pritele a otee =, JOS, Pestala,
ohlihputhn maiitelc uuloyd holir-
my, uayat6ym syoii layode na
sem poteSlli mas mills a dlouholcr
tt pfimiyeo pokroku a Cesko- A
mpriektho Npnkoya u, Ian sklrs
mar nspesn{ rolnik od toreseo,
Neh,, ~ synii slieuol deerou, slet,
uou Emtlit dak isme avedali, pan
Skiruat do nmahy pttiel dec
rou, ahy tato y sdeisi proshFlerni
uemoenioi podrohila sr va aaaet
sleptho slfeya operaet, Aeknllv
pfipad irii ueni praNe nriyasnej
H. pfeee ipn staroAtlisi rndlaose /
aouroseuel ehayail poehopllelne
.pbasY Eau sklcuaf Il ahuntll
pfylplalut VA uhlihent mu Ven
hos a "A premii syolll II pfoalult
si,lla Fan stleuaf a5kolts sam
hal ilk t'pvh pakraAlltm relnl
Avm, pfppp ien Npnkay ehsAli, A.
nflnaAl y,hornt tlAnky a nieha
mulna sllt poueepi frrpali tlse
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nj y akali t'eresea slihuie prs hor
hatm ten,
= NhlptaiV ~ na apatefui 90
Ate 10 sytha dnmoya Y Denver.
lolu. y llskaruh naAi uAYaiesnn
syoli raplil uas pau ~ lnhn
AehweNpl, faknuakonhpFak km
A.h, ktprSA i afs,lnieh aAlralle
slpeh meakal "a ttehalN
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VyicdnAvani Y Niagara Falls.

MinuIou stfcdu mcxlGt1 pln6
mocnici vydali problhseni Y tom
smyslu, ze gen. IIuerta ocboten Je
vzdAti ~ 1radu pod tou podmlh'
kMl H. Y dob6 jeho odstoupenl
Mexiko budc politicky uklldneno
nastoupivA vIdda bude mocl po.
Gitati ma souhIas naroda Il podpo.
ru yefejntho min6ni. Tlskoye de.
pese sd6luji, zc bIavni podmin.
kou lIuertoyou jest, ably uznany
byly vsecky dfadni Glny jeho IA
dy, col znamenalo by zhodnocenl
ysech dluhopisn vydanych bthem
jcho dfadovdni
V pond6Ii yeter oznamill pro
stfednici tri jiho-amerlekych re-
publik, ze uyefeJni vsecku kor'
respondenci, kterd vymenena by
Ia mezi uimi Il gen, Cnrranzou
neb jcho zdstupei, zhdnt vysvet'
leni neni podano, proc No ro~'''o.
Ii uvereJnlt' 'arrn''~o'y noIS
krone strueneho ozl'a'll'l''' ~ u''
JeJich mll'eh' n"oeS'' 'a", a''
verejnosti sdtleny byly inforna'
ce, ktere obSah"J''
VIdda spojcnyeh Statn, Skrle
soudee l.amara n FrederIcka Len
mana, Y pondeli predlozlla Jl'o'
amcrIek$m prostrednikom po'
drobny plan na uklldnenl Me&'Na'
jest Y zdsadt tent}z, jako podan
hyl proslrcdniky II ninh l'uer'
toya vldda yysloyila SVoJ soft
hlas,
Ga neidfive mono ma byti ve
M9nt4 Mexiku zaloarna protatim'
nj yl6da, .klcra proyedla by yses
oheenon yolm tryalG vihdy, Dale
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sslulk " 4 nntnai,le, dfiselsl
.plvuAkt puhnenlA awegiubehn
,sslauvps,i Mvkiku nNnl -
slAtu sea- tNnslenA, pfssllaall g
pshd, sprawl . sily lMsr,ess =
kansliluplenallalN. pokud y aul,l
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French British lnflici Great
Pgnishmsni-Belgisns In
Successful Attack.
WANTS TO KNOW NHLT IS
eERkLhI'S PEACE PRICE
- nf plc-ztic Corfe-snces
Pee -s-t Wilson Et.t "a be- -it
Tsr-S-tiiet Wiling 70
CcrtIcer T-e-1.
(SammayJ ef Esenh.)

The French-British allied army
continues % assault Tie retreat.
ing German army Of French IN.
raslon Dflicting appalling dam
sgs. The kaiser 5 force number
ing q million and d half men ha.
been reduced By 100000. and
driven northward and eastward
neatly hundred miles from
Paris
The Belgians have advanced
out Of Antwerp, cut the line Of
communication between Brussels
and LOuysin, both cities occupied
by the Germans. and have attack
Cd the enemy successfully. II is
reported that such a large pro-
portion Of the German army oc-
cupying Belgium has been with.
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drawn 10 support the army fight.
ing France and that fighting
Russia, in Prussia. the Belgians
are preparing 10 re-take Brussels
and L0uyain.
Austria Suffers Severely.
Austria has suffered very severely
during the last week. The Russians
have oyerrun the provinces OF Galicia
and Bukawina, defeating the Austrians
In general conflict along the Russo.
Austrian border lasting seventeen
days. seryian troops have successful.
ly invaded southern Austria, and re
ports say the Seryians and Russians
are pushing from two directions upon
the city OF Budapesth, whence they
will advance upon Vienna.
Germany has had moderate success
in hinderlng the invasion OF East Prus.
sia by Russia. The Slavs have taken
Konlgsberg and have covered consid-
cradle territory thereabouts, but they
have been twice beaten with severe
losses, and temporarily driven back.
by the defenders.
President Wilson has formally asked
Germany II she will consider peace
proposals OF any sort at this time. II
Is understood the allies have said they
are willing to talk over a proposition
looking 70 the end OF hostilities.
Peace Makers Are Active.
The movement for peace began
about ten days ago In New York. when
the German ambassador Count Won
Bornstorf, discussed the matter with
Oscar Straus, American member Of
the international Peace Tribunal Mr..
Straus communicated with the State
Department at once, and the President
and Secretary Bryan Immediately
sounded the various European ambas.
sadors.
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lt iE understood that the allies VIII
us Wiling 10 treai wlih psacemE ks-E
u -hs CONDITION that Germany with
crEvE from France and BelEium Al
indemnity las nuf been mentioned
= is Nksiy. according 10 Washington
officials. that The. treaty. when Il does
assume shape. VIII limit the size q
armies En6 nErief hereafter
Wilhelm Way -7ees Wilson.
-IEsuluc1 EE Germany ls trying 10
tuEi loans EnuaE German bankers and
capitalists with 10 great success. since
there is clear possibility that her
territory VII be invaded IL both east
and vsEl. EDc since her masses Lace
oestitutiun because @ cop losses and
paralysis q industries President WI
sun believes the kaiser may be willing
70 enter preliminary neEotiafiuus a.
this time--Defurs matters become
worse tor his country.
Germans ss,s 50 Miles.
London The sixth week ot the
war between Germany and France.
Great Britain and Bslrlum hss
brought a vast transformation. The
pursued DOw are The pursuers. The
irref.si5ie sweep o. seven German
armies through Belgium into France
met az imuOvable force a. tbe Name
river. The army q General Won
kluck. which 50 long bstfIed % turn
the allies western Tank. vas itself
slowly and steadily outfanEed. Its
retirement before the small but hardy
British army turned the tide of bat
tie.
Eetireo More Than SIXTY Miles.
Today. 81 the French official reports
are correct, al the German armies.
except that facing Yerdum and a few
miles southwest. are retreating Gen
eral Won Kluck's army. which a week
ago was q few miles 10 the southeast
o. Paris. has retired more than sixty
miles 70 the northeast. while on the
extreme night the army Of the Bavar-
ian crown prince. attacking the French
eastern line from Nancy 70 Epinal
has fallen back 20 the froaIe.s Of
Lorraine. permitting the French 10
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reoccupy Luneville and several other
I tosns.
General Joffre, the French com
manderin-chief. pictures the retreat
as hurried. II not disorderly, with the
I Germans abandoning prisoners. wound.
ed and supplies
Berlin Admits a Retreat.
Pars.-A Hayas agency dispatch
from Bordeaux gives the following
communication. signed by General
Won Stein and Officially issued at
Berlin
The news is received from head.
quarters that the army situated east
OF Paris which had advanced across
the Marne, was attacked by a superior
force OF the enemy (allles), proceed.
Ing from Paris between Meaux and
Montmirail. The battle lasted two
days. resulting In heavy losses on both
sides. The French troops advanced
and our troops retreated, followed by
columns OF strong fresh French
troops. The situation in the region
of the Vosges remains without change.
In Eastern Prussia fighting has re.
commenced. The news is received
from the army commanded bv the
crown prince that the forts south OF
Nerdun have been bombarded since
Wednesday by heavy artillery.
Serbs and Russians Hit Austria.
Home.-statements coming from
official Russian sources indicate that
upon completion OF the operations
around Przemysl and Cracow. Galicia.
the Russian forces will march direct.
~ towards. Vienna. A dispatch from
Nish, Seryia, says: Following their
capture Of semlin the Seryians. act.
ing In harmony with the plans OF the
Russian general staff, are preparing
to march on Budapest. There they
viii unite with Russian columns which
are advancing westward. This win
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Berlin Office 10 Quiet.


Berlin.-In accordance with its
principle OF reporting only accom-.
plished facts, the general headquarters
OF the army in Berlin is still silent con.
cerning the great battle which is be-
ing fought TO the east OF Paris. The
Berlin censors. however, are permit.
ting local papers to publish dispatches
from abroad. and from these the peo-
pie OF Berlin have learned that great
events are now taking place.
In the meanwhile the German fleet
is active in the Baltic. 1t is reported
to have invaded the Gulf OF Bothnia,
where 1t captured and sunk a Russian
merchant steamer. the Uleaborg.
May Exchange Prisoners.
Bordeaux.-The Socialist members
of the chamber OF depnties here
have decided to ask the government
to permit the French Socialists to
ootain through the Swiss Socialist
party list of the French prisoners
held In Germany.
Servians Take Semlin.
Nish, Servia.-The Servians occu-
pied Semlin. across the river from
Belgrade. after bloody battle.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17

Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago
had folder sent to him by the Oak
woods Cemetery Association depicting
the beauties of the cemetery and other
attractive features in which it was
stated that chapel, vaults and Gre
matory are for the exclusive use of
people of the Caucasian race" DR..
Jenkin Lloyd Jones is president of
Abraham Lincoln Center and that he
is the right man in the right place may
readily be inferred when it is known
that he Immediately wrote a letter to
the president of the Association in
which he said among ether things:
Pray, how deep under ground does
the color line reach?
seriously, am panied at the man
hesitation of what seems to me an in
suit to the Christianity we profess
and the trust in God and belief in
brotherhood that is inscribed or i'm
piled in thousand monuments with
in your enclosure. Am to under
stand that Frederick Douglass, Book
er T. Washington, the Hindu poet who
has just received the Nobel prize for
pre-eminent achievement in letters,
were they to be presented at your
gates would be denied the final cour-
tesies which belong to the humblest
and most despised and wickedest of
the race?" ~
The letter has not been answered.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17
WORK FOR VARDAMHN AND
SMITH.

Investigation Of the history and hab-
it's of the parasites of the cotton boil
w.eevil in a more comprehensive way
than ever is proposed by Secretary
Houston of the Department of Agri-
culture. He wants more funds appro-
priated with which to employ experts,
Here is an excellent opportunity
for Senators Vardaman and Hoax
Smith and Representatives Hefin of
Alabama and Clark of Florida to en-
ploy their talents. Instead of spend
ing their time in vilifying Afro-Amer-
lean citizens over whose backs they
have Illegally climbed into power they
might make speeches in Congress in
favor of an appropriation to eliminate
the boil weevil. This would really aid
the South.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17

Paderewski, the great pianist, in
CURED the enmity Of Russian Jews
through his recent contribution to a
socialist paper, in which he said some
uncomplimentary things about the
the city through fear of the nihilists.
members Of the race are said to have
sworn vengence on him. One night
last week he cancelled his engage
ment in Denver and immediately left
the city throug fear of the nihilists.
In this country column after column
OF the vilest lies about the Afro-Amer-
leans have appeared in the papers and
yet there have been no suggestion of
n1hilistic methods to silence the ira
ducers OF the race. The Afro-Ameri-
cans believe in law and order al
though they suffer from unjust laws.
- B.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17

TSN0 ~ IJOTEs
William Ward Hayes, the veteran
editor of The Independent (New
York;, has forceful and interesting
article in the 65th Anniversary num-
Der entitled, "A Wish and a Hope"
in which he outlines his ideas of the
future conduct of the magazine.
He indicates some of the evils and
injustices to which too many are
blind in the order of their Importance
and he gives race prejudice the first
place, as shown in the following quo
tation from his article:
First, the selfish cruelty which
condemns and penalties socially and
politically millions of our people be-
cause of their color. This hideous in
justice debases or attempts to debase,
one-eighth Of our native citizens be-
cause they have more or less Negro
blood. It also insults the three
mightiest empires of Asia, China, ia
pan and India, blocks our success in
our island possessions, and invites our
only danger of war. I would have
The Independent fight this un- Chris.
tian spirit, not occasionally and half.
heartedly, but earnestly and persist.
emily"
The Afro-Americans of this country
owe debt Of gratitude to DR.. Hayes
because he has never failed as a
strong advocate of justice without re
gard to color, during the sixty years
he has edited The Independent.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17
TUSkEGEE
Normal and Industrial Institute
TUSkEGEE, ALABAMA.

Qncorporated)
Organized July 4, 1881, by the State
Legislature as The Tuskegee State Nor
NAL School. Exempt from taxation
BOOKER T.. WASHINGTON, Principal
WARREN LOGAN. Treasurer b..
LOCATION. 49,.
In the Black Belt of Alabama where the
blacks outnumber the whites three to on
ENROLMENT AND FACULTY.
Over> 1,500 students, more than 100 in
structors. 49,
COURSE OF STUDY.
English education combined with in
dustrlal training: % industries in constant
VALUE OF PROPERTY.
Property consisting of 1850 acres OF
land. lob buildings almost wholly built
with student labor. is valued at 81, 25O, 900,
and no mortgage - -
$50 annually for the education of each
student; ($200 enables one to finish the
course: $1,000 creates permanent scholar
sal lb Studen h pay their own board in
st GU !dOoI.) MONEY IN any amount
Tor current expenses and building.
Besides the work done by graduates as
class room and industrial leaders
thousands are reached through the Tus,
kegee Negro Conference. 3.
Vuskegee is 40 miles east of Mont
@omery and 1876 miles west of Atlanta, or
the Western Railroad Of Alabama.
Tuskegee is quiet, beautiful old
southern town, and is an ideal place foJ
study The climate is at all times milo
excellent winter resort.