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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
MANY HIGH OFFICIALS
 TO BE ELECTED TOMORROW

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.--Thirty.one United States Senators, 9 new House of aepresentafives Except as to Ar. kansas and Maine, witch already have .beld their elections. 2S Governors. many otheS State officials and thou sands of county and municipal offic- CTS are to be elected tomorrow.
 Tie Democrats claim that there will be Q general Democratic landslide. Re YubHcans make no claims, except to say that they are confident of gains.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
ruRKs eoMeARp sgeAeTopoL.

PETRoGRAD, Nov. 2.--NewapapeI reports the cruiser coeben and sres lau and four torpedo boats lombard ed the shore near sebastopol ycster day. shelIIng the railroad docks. The Russlau shore batteries replied, and the ships disappeared along tho crl mean shore to tho east.
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FORMER FRENCH PREMIER
 SERVING TERM IN JAIL

PARIS. Nov. 2.-Former Premier of yrance cailIaux is serving 8 two weeks sentence in French fortress for having said in an address or the fighting line at Doulens:
 ''We are fighting the world alone, The British are no help to ns."
 It was calliaux's wife who recently was acquitted of q murder charge for killing the editor of Figaro.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

The Tee Halbor Packing Company went to trial in the District Court this morning. A special yenire os IS trial jurors was issued. This is the third of the government prosecutions for alleged violations of the fishing regulations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
GERMANS LOSSES
 15o,ooO IN FLANDERS

LONDON, Nov. 2.-,rhe corresponds ent of the Observer from tho French and Belgian frontier says the German Iosses In killed and wounded In 1hc Fianders lighting have been enormous, Re quotes a German general captured yesterday as saying that tho German Iosses In Northwest Flanders alone In killed and wounded, have been at least fse,o0o.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
CROWN PRINCE MAY pE DEAD

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-A private letter received shere yesterday by a young woman from lieutenant In the German army refers to "the funeral oS the Crown Prince" The letter Is regarded as particularly significant when taken In connection with cable advices from London that private let scrs have been received there which cay that the German Crown Prince had died and been buried.i
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
RUSSIA rAnEArgMa nuLoAaIAa

ROME, Nov, "A dikpateh rccely- edhele from Alhens says: @sIuce the beginning of sl,e war, slne government at Petrosrad has admonlsfed Rulaetiz that lf shc, prl,fIting by tho sltratlrn, attacks scrvia, the Russiar fleet In the Black Sen will punish Bulgaria by bombardlnN her coast towno."
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MRS. C. CLYDE STRONG
 GIVES DANCE TONIGHT

Mrs. c. Clyde strong's regular Mon. day evening dance will take place at Moose Hall tonight. The club mem. bers are requested to invite their friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
TOMORROW PEOPL HE WELL
 CHOOSE

Tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. s. is cleo ton day. The people of Alaska will elect Delegate to Congress and 20 members for the next Territorial leg islatiye assembly, one member from each Of the four judicial divisions for the Territorial Senate and four mem bers from each of the four judicial di- visions for the House of Representa- tiyes. There are four holdover Sena- tors, ono from each of tho four diyis- ions, but there will be 2 full mem- bership chosen for the House of Rep resentatiyes. The rolls will be open
 from s o'clock a. m. until : o'clock p.
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 LAW NOW
 IN EGYPT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--MartIaI law was today proclaimed by Great s5itaIu throughout Egypt, according &o advlces received here.
ruRKEY ANNExEs EoYpT.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Turkey har for maily annexed Egypt according to a German official statement which has been received from Berlin by tho Mar conl company.
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carranza Wants ExlIe.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2.-The Mexi- can foreign minister gave out . state ment that Carranza will never leave the executive chair until the peace movement at Aguas calientes orders Villa ana Zapata to leave Mexico at least temporarily. He will then agree to resign and also leave the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
BRITISH RELEASE ANOTHER
 AMERICAN OIL TANKER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.zThe Stand. ard oil Steamship Platuriu, detained at Stornoway. Scotland, by the Brit ish, has been released pursuant to the demand of the State Department. 4 damage claim will be presented.
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(continued on page 5.l
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 MEETS TONIGHT

The Juneau Democratic Club win meet In special session tonight in Democratic headquarters. rooms IS and 1s Valentine building, for the pur- post of preparing for tomorrow's work. It is expected that there will be . full attendance, M
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
PRESIDENT WILSON VISITS
 BROTHER IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nov 2-President Woodrow Wilson visited his brother, Joseph R. Wilson. horO yesterday. They attended church together and dined at the latters home. The Pres. ident returned to Washington in the evening.
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SOME PROVED THINGS

P While thinking of the matter. . . don't forget that 1t has been ! . proved that Wickersham's rec F ord on home rule is unsatis- ] . factory and that his attempt to ! . show that we have the same ' . form or government that oth- :. . CT Territories had has been !
 s completely exploded; that t :. . has been proved that he acted F on the additional appropriation . } for Juneau's capitol building F only after the Secretary of the . } Treasury drove him to it; thae .
 F he has opposed wagon road } appropriations; that he has F attempted to further cur : ]. tall the powers of the Territor-
 . ial government; that he wrote . the unpopular Johnson bill
 !. that he made conflicting prom :. ises on the railroad terminusi s that he boosts" Pinchot. and F that he is . quarreler.
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.ALLlEs, MpvANog coNrIMUEs
ALLIES SEE END
 OF WEST ATTACK

PARIS, Nov. 2s-Thc Allied troops, 'aceordinA-to official lnformatlnon, arc deterrnlnedly and successfully moot Ing the last vlgoroue cftenslve move. ment of the Germans in Belgium and France.
 French and British both affirm that the balance ls turning decidedly In shelr favor, and that they arc making eaIns tF'zt warrant them in saying that they see the complete failure of the offonslve German movement, and .wlli sooa be . gsrenat and eicflBlte withdrawal of the enemy whose ad. vanceshoids tho north bahks sof tho Yser river. ~
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IcE RUNNING Ar RuRY.
~

RUBY, Nov. 2.-Ice is running in the Yukon river at this place and aa a consequence no mail is moving. The weatner is mild and fine and all Is quiet along the Yukon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
NEVADA HIGH OFFICIALS
 MIX IN POLITICAL ROW

RENO. Ney., Nov. 2.-senator Key Pittman, Justice P. A. McCarran of the supreme court and other high officials were involved in a street fight here Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
CONDITIONS IN FAR
 EAST SATISFACTORY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-Presideni Wilson seems Inclined to accept the Japanese explanation, sor the Seizure of the German south Pacific IsIands that 1t was mode necessary by the military situation. Discussing the European war situation with callers the President intsmated that conditions in the Far East thus far were not ipimical to American interests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
sToRK BRINasr NEW VOTER

The stork brought new citizen to the homo of NJ. and Mrs. D. B, Fem nor this morning. The newcomer is . boy, and he md his mother are do ing nicely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
RuNNELL PICKED AT
 VALDEZ TO WIN

VALDEZ. Noy. 2. = The endorse ment of President woodrow Wilson is having tremendous effect or the election in the Third and Fourth, d. vision. Nine-tanths Of the business men and property owners of this d. vision arc now for Bunnen, aud the situation here and reports from other towns in this division and from tho Interior are worrying the Wicker shamHSs.Sc
 All the betting here is on the size of Bunnells majority in this city and In this division. There is plenty of money here to bet that Valdez will give him 200 majority.
 wickershau supporters in all three of the. principal towns of the Third division are telling voters that Wick ersham is pledged to work for the rail read terminus for their particular town.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
ALLIES BREAKING
 THROUGH

LONDON, Nov. a,-The eorreepond' ont of the Tincs Ia Northern Franco teIearaphs that the Allies have pcne- tratcd the German lines far to Che northeast of Lille.
 He saye:
 "LlIle has certainly beer evae- uated by the ecrnano and there 10 every good rcason to believe that lt has been occupied by the AilIee."
 -----si'--t---e ---e--- ALLIES ADVANCE CONTINUES LONDON Nov. 2.---Tbc AAlles' ad- vance In West and Central Flardera continues. Thc lighting ls desperate and the daughter nevere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
ouaIIacatlona of Votero.

All citizens of the United States, male or female. who are q years of age and have lived in the Territory one year preceding the date of cleo ton and in the precinct in which they desire to vote 30 days prior to the date of election, will have the right to vote at the forthcoming election on Tuesday next for both Delegate to Congress and for members of the Ter ritorial legislature. providing that they are not barred by statute for specific reasons such as conviction of a.- fel- ony, insanity. etc.
 Two Ballot Boxes.
 There will be two ballot boxes at each polling place. Each voter will be entitled to vote two tickets, one for Delegates to CQpgrc.lll and. qus, tor the Territorial Legislature.
 For Delegate to conarcsa.. ~ There are three candidates in the field for Delegate to Congress:
 Charles D. BuRnell, Democratic nom ainee.
 -4 John Nj. Brooks. Socialist nominee. James wickersham. isdependent.
 For Legislature.
 For the legislature there are three regular tickets in the First judicial division as foilows:,
 Democratic Ticket:
 For senator--charles A. sulzer of Sulzer.
 For Representatlyes-C. F. Cheek, of Juneau; Charles H. cosgroye, of Ketchikan; James F. Kennedy. of Skagway: Charles M. MeGrath, of Sit
 Non-Partissn Ticket.
 For Senator -riM. J. o'Connor, of Douglas.
 For Representatiyes-William Britt, of Juneau; J. R. Hickman, of Ketchls
 (continped on page 5.)
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HUMBOLDT COMING.
- -

sEATTLB. Nov. 2.-The steamer Humboldt sailed from this port Sat urday night for Alaska. The follow ing passengers for Juneau arc aboard: Frank Tosier, James II. Hooking. chas. B. Jordan, Royal Shepard, Mrs. 5hep- url, Edward Bergdal, Ii, Giegold, R. HeIlstrom, E. Iaplnnd, four second class; For Douglas-Mrs. G. Allen, Joseph Bnbla. Peter Sara, and three second class.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
AN ILLUSTRATION.

:. Nothing better Illustrates the {. fact that the whole Wicker 's sham campaign in Alaska has :. been an appeal to prejudice, {. passion and class hatred than :. the attacks of the Dispatch and !. other W,ckersham supporters {. on J. A. Hellanthal, as a "cam- :. paign lawyer"
 < Mir. Hellenthal 1t is true, has [. been attorney for the Tread |. well company and other cor 4 porations ;or several years.
 < It is also true that there has :. not been Q personal injury suit 4 against the Treadwell company < during all the years that Mr.
 |. Hellanthal has been it's attor- 4. ney, And, still further, there F has never been personal in- .s jury.
 :. And yet more, Mir. Hellanthal < was one of the POld Guard' m :. the fight for Territorial govern < mept for Alaska. More than @ decade ago he was making [. speeches for seif-goyenment
 {. and an active member of Ters
 < ritorial government clubs. And
 i. from that position he has new
 I. CT waiYered. He has been Q
 t consistent and persistent fight
 < CT for 6 wider measure of self
 < government all the time. His
 [, attitude in this campaign in
 | support of Mir. Bunneli Is con.
 .s sistent with his position on this
 4 question.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

Nit. vEsuvIusS IS IN
 VIOLENT ERUPTION NAPLES, Nov. 2s-Mt. vesuyius is in eruption, and people in tho vicinity are fleeing toward favored shrines of security.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
BRITISH ELIMINATE
 EMPEEoRsl FROM LIST

LONDON, Nov. 2.--SThe names oi the German and Austrian Emperora have been eliminated from the list of British Field Marshals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
WASHINGTON aEfs NEwsI

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--Thc Turk lst forelan nInlater hae informed Che Am rlcan Ambasoador Henry MorS uenASsu that Turk!eh warshIpa have bombarded scbastopol.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
TURKEY
 WILL AID
 GERMANY

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Turkey has def. lnltoiy thrown her lot Into she Eur opcan war with Germany and Austria, making eleven powers engaged.
 It now sc,ms almost certain that Greece, eulgiirIa. and RoumanIs, and probably iiNI,' will join In tho conflict making the nun,ber i5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

Judge M. G. Munley, who has been attending court in Juneau. left for his home in Portland, Oregon, sailing on the Mariposa yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

Frank Page. city marshal for skag- way for Q number of years, passed through Juneau on tho Georgia en- route homa from Q hunting ;rIp~near Funter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
GERMAN LOSSES ARE
 52ooo IN ONE WEEK

BERLIN. Nov. 2.-The War omce announced yesterday that the Ger man losses last week in killed and wounded were 62,O00.
 The same statement said that the losses since the war began in killed and wounded have been 42O,OoO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
GERMANS LIKE IT.
-4r-

BERLIN, Nov. 2.--The general ssaff announces that It is pieaaed with the recent reports of the lighting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
PORTE GIVES ALL PASSPORTS

coNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 2.-The Ambassadors of Russia, France and { Great BrltaIn-lnave received their pase- ports. Nc
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

The Empire guarantees It's adver- tisers the largest circulation of any
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
aeN. .ApNA B. cHAl.EsE

GEN. ADNA R. cHAi'FsE
 DIES liS CALIFORNIA LOS sANGELEs. Ci.lif., Nov. o. Maj -Gea. Kdna R. chatfee, retired. former chief.in.staff of the United States army, died herr yesterday He commanded the AmiIrican troops at the time of the allied Invasion Of China and made q brilliant record in the lspanish Var.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
BRETISF
 LOSE ONE
 MORE SHIP

LONDON, Nov. D. 1-he 5ritISh erilser iermeo was ounk Saturday by q German submarine In the straIts of Dover.
 Tho Hermes was small protected oruIeer Of 5000 tons displacement, con- atrueeed In 1899, and her main battery eonvlsted off e-lnch guns.
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FRANCE. FOLLOWS sulT..

BORDEAUX, Nov. 2.--!s Ia offlcIaI- ly announced that Franco han covered diplomatic reIiltIons with Turkey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
TURKEYS APOLOGY LATE

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Grand viz. Ter of Turkey has apolcsIzed for rec ent evento In tho North 9ea. ..
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

A. B. Callahan took passage on the Dolphin yesterday for Petersburg, Ut which place he will speak for the So cialist ticket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2--A dIspatch received here from Aguao cailentes gays that Gen. Eulallo Gutierrez was elected provisional presldcnt of Mex leo last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
ENGLAND BENDS TURK HOME

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The 5rItisi, gov. crnment today handed the TuriSlsh Ambassador tiIa passports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

"All ot tho newg all the timo, 2,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02
THE WEATHER TODAY.

Sfaximnm--42. Mlnimum-39. Cloudy-Rain. RatnfaD-.10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-02

GREAT BATTLE ON AT TsINeTAU
 -s.--
 TOKYO, Nov. 2.-offlclaI advIeeo received hero statc that a great battle 10 In progreaa at Tslnstau between the Japanese and German forces.
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rEg AARaoR co. oN rRIAL

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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Lesterville, 20-Theodore Ger
ny zanechal fizenf smetarny a Sci
d9lat seno ma farmu Vavruskovu.
" nedeli vybouchnul pohon We
zdejSf vodarnG do t6 DOLBY neSli
doSl spravky NELL jsme m6lo vo-
dy V kadi. Minulf t5den We sire
du byli velice pfekvapeni zdejsf
obchodnfci, j. T. Janda a F. j.
Kolda, kdyz sem pfijel serif Rath
geber z Yankton, MAZE ma ne zatf
kae, Re prF pfekroGili zakon tSka-
jfcf Sc Gist5ch potravin. v tom OH
ledu, re prodali zkazene vejce.
Oni totiz zaslali n9koli kysen do
Yankton Morrisonovi, kde Sc ma
hodil v tn dobu komisaf, kterf
veice prohlfdl, a nalezna v Mich
n9kter6 zkazene beze vseho uGinil
zalobu, KazdS z Mich musel pla-
tit pokutu v obnosu $3.50. yOv-
Sem, Se jsou Gpln6 nevinni v TOM
to pfipade, nebot vejce prodsif
tax jak je koupi. Pokutovan mel
bit ten kterf Jim vejce pfivezl.
Panove Janda Kolda 81 umfnili
ze v budoucnosti kazd6 vejce prob
lidnou a naleznou-i n6jake zkaze-
ne. udaif toho jenz Jim je pfivezl.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

V iistem m6ste, v tonic statu,
obchodnik S automobily mel tax
velkou dGvsrd v jistou kdru, KITE
rou demonstroval budoucfmu kup
CT, dokazovaI, Re Sc nepfevalf
kdyby d6lal co chtel. Jezdil tedy
vselijak, klikats, do koIa, do lou
81, atd. a kdyz jiz byl 81 jist, Re
Sc kara nepfevalf pokusil Sc jes-
ts jeden komediantsk5 kousek,
kdyz tato Sc pfeyrhla.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Kinsburg-Zdejsf hostinec byl
zavfen, ponevac okresnf komisafi
nedsli povoleuf. Ma Sc "a to, Re
komisafi We sve pffstf schulz vec
znovu uvaEf- Jest vsak Velka po-
chybnost, Re mohou licensi povolit
nebof Kinsburg nenf dcsti VIDA
len cd Springfield kde je "sucho".
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Mitchell, 2O--PfibIizns asi $50,
900 vladnich pence Sc vynalozf ma
potfranf cholery We vepffch Da-
Vison okresu, kter5 byl vladou OF
naeen pro tento stat. Nasledkem
toho kazde stado vepfG v tom ok
resu Dude pod dorozem odbornf-
XII, kteff budou drzeti zaznam iak
vepfi pokraGujf. Poslednf kon-
gress povolil $500, 900 ma .potfranf
cholery, kteraz suma byIa rozde,
lena mezi st6ty kde Sc p6sti vepfi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Sioux Falls, 20-Kazni3nf dina
ia spakat nemGze postaGiti vyho-
Yeti vsem objednavkam &C Sc Spa
katu vyrobf v pfftomnou -dobu
denn9 900 liber. Cd srpna mi
nulS rok jej bylo vyrobeno pres
100000 a vSechen jest rozpro-
dan, a dozorce Swenson jest toho
nahledu, Re by Sc no bylo prodalo
jeste iednou tolik kdyby byl.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Scotland, 2O-Frank KadIec, Sc
sGcastnil siezdu rozvSzeGa posty
v Huron, kde byl zvolen sekreta-
fem statnfho sdruzenf. Pan Kad-
lee Sc vyjadfil, ze Sc sn6astnf schG
re narodniho sdruzenf rozvazeGu
posty, ien& Sc Dude odbfvati We
Washington. Martin Bartikoski
koupil obydK v mests do nsho$ Sc
nasfehuie fanny. -
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23
RHINE zpravy.

Il .
byl mezi Kaylor a Scotland zastfe
len brzdaf Joseph Calligan, jenz
bydlf Sioux City, neznamSm
trampem, cernochem, kterJ JED
zastfelil kdyz Sc nalezsl ma stfese
jedne nakladnf kary. Calligan Sc
die uddnf jinych pobudn, pohSdal
Sc tfemi cernochy, zkrze rozbitou
pecet nakladnfho vozu a kdyz SO
ubfral pc stfech&ch yoz1 k paros-
troll, zayznela nsjednou rama KITE
ra iej zasahIa. On Sc pax dopot6-
eel az Ike kabusu, kde ostatnf zfi-
zenci hledelf mu zastaviti krev 2
rany Wax byl Imam zp6t do Scot
land, avsak nezli tam dojeli q l6-
KAT poVolan, nestastn5 mladfk Wy
krVacel. Wax pr5 byl takfka pl-
ny trampG, kteff prt jeli ma zne.
v pondelf rano v5p. Msrsal A. v.
Bridgeman zatknul eernocha jsnz
Sc chtel u Running Water dostati
pies feku a kdyz iej zavezl do
Tyndall, jeden beloch jenz byl
svedkem pfi stfelb6 jei ztotoznil
co 1tocnfka. Cele okolf nynf jest
prohledavano cetami ozbroien5ch
muzG, kteff pasou pc onecb dvou
cernochach, ktefi byli ma vlaku.
Mrtvola nestastneho brzdafe byla
odvezena do Sioux City K rodi-
Gum.
Dalsf zprava: Cernoch jenz je v
Tyndall drz6n We vezeni byl ITO
toznen CO vrah brzdafe Josefa Cal
ligAna, pfftelem zastfeleneho, KITE
rs sou6asne MIN Sci lucernou v
ruce pres stfechy vozn. Pc WIS,
tfelu prF 81 dobfe posvftil lucer-
nou do oblice lotrasa, ktery sedel
ma vozu. Tento pfftel CalIigan6v
nezli mu byl vrah ukazan, podrob
ne popsal, a pax kdyz.jej v cell az
rel vyj6dfil Sc, ze neuf zadn6 po-
chybnosti, Re jest to tentfz Ger
noch co ranu vypalil. KdYz Ger
Mocha zatknul v5p. serif We chvili
kdy Sc cht9l dostati pres feku ma
lezen u mel So. kalibrovS revolver
jedna patrona vypalena. CALI
gan byl stfelen SO kalib. revolve.
rem coz by dale potvrdilo Gerno-
chovu vinu. Dalsf svedectvf pro-
ii negrovi podal farmersk5 delnfk
kterS pracoval u Tyndall a jenz Sc
v tn dobu nalezal ma stfese vago
nu, a ktery tVrdf, Re poznava v
nem ttocnika.
| v 1tery ve6er Sc Gernoch, jenz
Sc jmenuie Ed Helm pfiznal, ze
zastfelil brzdafe, a zarovefi, "a
rovefi sdelil, re Sc nepfiznal hned
ponevat Sc obaval, re by byl lyn-
Govan. Pochazf z Alabamy. Ne
gr Dude drzan do pffstfho zaseda-
nj obvodnfho soudu. Nyni Sc hlav
ne o to jedna zdali zloein byl spa
chan v Bon Homme okresu anebo
v Hutchinson okresu, ponevaG Sc
to udalo mezi Scotland a Kaylor.
Jest to d1lezita v6c, nebot We KITE
rem okresu Sc to udalo, musel by
takov5 okres krSty vylohy soud-
nfho procesu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Yankton, 22-Pf. Carla Wester-
gasrda, sc rok1 stara, vGera veGer
byla zabita osobnfm vlakem drahy
Great Northern, kdyz zahanela Sc
SWIM manzelem ma svG farme u
Irene kravy pres trsts do dvora.
Stafena slime nedosl5chala q vlak
nespozorovala.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23
OZndnnenf.

Oznamujf vefeinosti, Re isem 81
poffdiI stroj ma svatovanf litin,t
alumina a jinfch kovG. KIDD by
podobnou praci potfebovaI jsem,
k jeho sluzbam Will Mach. adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Utica, -Minul5 Gtvrtek pc prv6
byIa spusten& phmpa move vodar-
ny, ale nebylo mono vodu neja-
kou vypumpovat. Trubky ma to
byly vytazeny a shledauo, jsou "a
neseny blatem. Blsto bylo odsta-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Dallas, 30 ozornost geologis-
tH jest opet obracena ma tuto cast
statu nksledkem nedavneho male
zenf zkamenslin pfedhistoricky ch
ptakd, plazu a skofepin re zvffat
kter6 obyyajf ienom more. Ma
Sc "a to re tato krajina kdysi byla
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Tyndall, 2O-Fred Reub, phi Sc
kanf obilf nedalo cesty minute u
terry byl znacne potluGen kdyz Sc
mu splash potah, polekav Sc auto
mobilu. SamovazaG byl rozbit ma
kusy.-F. Adolfa Hambergra by
lasoperovana v Sioux City Ia "a,
net slep6ho stfeva. Operace Sc
zdafila. - James Herman koupil
Lofty jizn9 cd obydlf VIM. Thomp-
soma, a do 81 tam postaviti move
obydlf.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Ma prodej, 10Th. p. Information
al pohon. T6z 8 roxy starry, reg.
Durham bSk. Il. E. Slater, route.
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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

We Springfield n9ktere promi-
nentni danny zalozily llgu sufra-
zistek,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

Pierre Sc oznamuje, ze. zakon
kterf vyzaduje, by ii jenz mali
mlatfcf potfzenf, slozili "a sebe "a
ruku v obnosu $500 v padu re by
iejich stroje zalozili. ohen, Dude
pffsne provaden, Takova zaruka
Sc must uloziti u soudnfhp klerka
okresu v nemz MATTEL mlaticky
bydlf, a bydlf-li mimo stat must Sc
zaruka uloaiti u ststnfho audito
IA. Kdo zSruku neslozi, nemuae
kolektovati cd farmera "a mldceni
pfi zadnem soudu a mimo toho bu
de pokutovan 200 pro poruSeni "a
kona. '...
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-23

mofem. Phi kopanf studne Sc
pfislo ma velkou musli v hloubi 80
stfevfcn ktera byla peknG barven&
zachoyala. T..