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The Washington times., 1914-06-18
JULY 4 HORSE SHOW
WILL Be BIG EVENT
Fort Myer Troopers to Enter
Seven Contents-Cash and
Trophies Received.

Rapid progress is being made in the
arrangements for the tournament and
horse show, which promises TO be one
of the most interesting features OF the
Independence Day celebration The
committee in charge has selected a
course in Rock Creek Park. near the
BriShtwood reservoir.
Among the entries are troopers from
Fort Myer, who will compete in seven
of the events of the afternoon Several
OF the events will be confined TO the
soldiers.
Announcement was made today 10y
the tournament committee of the fol-
lowing donations of prize moneys and
trophies: Harry Wardmsri, $50: L. L.
Larrabee. IS: Mathy Company. SiV:
Rose Bros. SO; Coll,nbia Sand and
Dredging Company, $40; w. A. Pierce.
50: George NJ. Barker. 50: George Null
lin, s.; George c. Pumphrey s.: Z. B.
Dean, IS; Floyd Z. Davis, cup; ID. J..
Kaufman. cup. and s. n. Myer, trophy.
Numerous entries have been received
for the hunter and polo ponies pony
events, as we'll as for the workhorse
parade
At least $1,000 additional is needed to
insure the success OF the celebration,
according to Commissioner Newman.
chairman OF the citizens committee in
charge of the Independence Day pro
gram. Small contributions from the
thousands. for whom the celebration is
planned. will relieve the committee Of
all anxiety concerning the payment of
its bill.
Subscriptions of 81. 80 cents. or 25
cents addressed 10 Edmund S Wolfe,
treasurer Independence Day committee.
District National Bank. or to the COM
n, ,sr
building. will be gratefully acknowl-
edged.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
DISTRICT CASH BILL
MAY FAIL OF JULY !.
Conference Committee Still Has
Measure Which viii Fur
nish Funds Supply.

Indications are that the District of
Columbia appropriation bill for the fis-
cal year, which begins July |, will not
have been passed by Congress when
that date arrives. The bill still re-
mains in conference. where it has been
sent for the second time No move
has yet been made to call a meeting of
the conferees since the bill was senI TO
conference the last time because Senn-
tors Lea and Gallinger are ont of the
city.
1t is expected that a meeting of the
conferees will be held early the coming
week. but there is no indication of an
early agreement
On the face of il, the failure to mass
the District bill by the beginning of the
coming fiscal year would be extremely
embarrassing TO the District and would
leave ii stranded. Such, however. is not
the case. Senate authorities saw that
IL the bill is not passed by july / a
continuing resolution will be passed
which will authorize use of appropria-
tions for one moth at the rate provided
in the existing appropriation law for
the present fiscal year Then, when the
new bill is passed. the sums used by
the District will be charged agaiSst N
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
SESSION BRINGS 600
RAIL WAY SURGEONS
Problems of Safety and Sani-
tation Before the Two Con-
yenti0nS.

Railway surgeons. members of as
scciaticns of the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Southern railways. net this
morning in annual convention, the Gal-
tirlore and Ohio doctors at the Raleigh
aud the Southern doctors at the Willard.
More than 500 medical men were in
attendance at each meeting. The Bal
tirnore and Ohio surgeons were greeted
by Commissioner Newman.
James S. Murray pointed to the va
ripus problems OF sanitation and hy-
ciene and the broad fields of activity
yet untouched.
DR.. John Palmer introduced the
speakers. Z. r. Scoville spoke on the
prugress of safety devices.
other speakers were DR.. V. d. Les
pinasse. of Chicago, who spoke on the
Direct TRANSMISSION of Blood" DIR.
Joseph c. Bloodgood, OF Baltimore, who
presented The Cancer Problem and
Surgery of the Colon" while Dr. Rob
ert Sonard talked on Practical Points
in the Transportation of the Injured"
The Southern convention was formally
opened by DR.. \. r. Stands. of Wash
ington, chairman Of the committee on
arrangements. The morning session
was taken up by organization and the
address of DR.. r. J. Noble, of Selma.
y c. President Fairfax Harrison will
speak tomorrow. Other addresses in
clude those by l.. L. Jeffries. general
attorney for the Southern. on The Re-
Iation Of the Medical 10 the Law De-
rartment." and DR.. Tom a. Williams,
on Occupation Neurosis." The Samuel
spencer memorial address will be made
by DIR. J. W. JeTyey, of Greenville,
:. C
Among the technical papers which
will be read are these: Railway
Crushed Hand" DR.. W. II. Armstrong.
Rogersville Tenn: "AmpuIations After
Treatment" DIR. J. Brien. Adllerson.
Union City, Tenn: Emergency Surgery
I'm Railroad Wrecks" DR.. ii. I. Inge,
Mobile, Ala; "Gunshot Wounds of the
\ Ahdomen," DR.. l.. l.. Robertson. Mid
dleshoro, Ky. 4 symposium on ''Frac-
lures OF the Wrist will be participated
.r nv six surgeons, these being Drs.
w. P. Horton, North Wilkesboro. y. C:
y. NJ. TiItsw orth. jefferson City. Tenn;
T. J. Brothers, Admission. Ala: n. ".
Blair. Sheffield. Ala; R. c. Smith, New
rort. Tenn, and S F. Miller. Knox
vile. Tenn
on SATURDAY.. the delegates will take
luncheon at Marshall Han.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
FUTUR|ST CLOTHES
MADE IN ONE PIECE
Round and Pointed Effects Will
Destroy Symmetry in Conn.,
inq Colored Garments.

LONDON. June 1S.-After the futurist
rIcture futurist clothes. A comfort bic.
unsymmetrical suit. made in one piece,
with ore button. so that IL will be easy
to put on and TO throw of-this will be
the futurist mans dress.
I'VE want TO abolish" says Signor
Marinetti. the heavy black dress that
has the appearance of mourning, and
With IL must 90 all neutral. pale and
r Iretty-pretty' coiors.
Colo we want. certainly. Man $
Dress should be in fact twinklinG with
colors, but they must be vivid and bril-
liant coIors. The dress itse'f may be
gray so long as there are vivid colors
about it.
There must be TO symmetry. no So
called good taste and harmon Of tone,
and no stripes or straight lines. Mans
dress must be useful to him 20 move
about in. not something tha; irritates
his nerves and enchalns his muscles
The designs must suggest energy. i'm
and movement. Cones. tri-
angles. spirals and circles may lie en-
ploved.
..Hygiene must be studied as well as
sirpncity end comfort. and M dress
should be too durable. for II should be
Cur ain both TO encourage industry ana
TO give animation ana pleasure 10 ""'
bodies bv renewing our clothes con-
stantly.
THE hat to be worn with the futurist
dress should he soft-black, white or
Crcy-or perhaps straw. with patches
or decora odifants'-ol bright
coJor.d material in place of the riobon.
."Tha shirt should be OF white SIX or
Lstista with soft turned dowl collar.
printeI on one side and round on the
other. The nointed and round contrasts
arc als0 to be observed In the coat "hh
trousers in order to avoid symmetry.
Boots may be white or black, with white
spats. but they must hav' only one
lflttCr.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
TROOPS BURY
THEIR FOES OF | 1888
Salute Remains of French Sol
diers Unearthed at Musta.
pha Barracks in Cairo.

CAIRO. June lS-A touching oere-
rr"ny took place recently in Cairo.
Human remains had been unearshcd
during building operation at the Mus.
'apha barracks there From the OBJ
iects found alongside. among which
were buttons bearing the words "'Repub-
hGue Frsncaise' and the numbers 81
'cEiInents known to have participated
% the French invasion OF Egypt. these
i'maIrE were identified as those Of SOL
cicrs 81 Napoleons army who fell at
SloI GaheE lighting British troops.
The British forces included the Fifty
eighth Regiment. which under-Its new
name. the Ncrtha mptons. is now STA =
.1cned ~ hustapha. After q short iIf-
a service Colonel PIichard. command
suE ihc NorthamptOns handed over the
skeletons OF three soldiers and other
I'sIa'DE enclosed i'm q coffin to the
irenCt authorities. After speeches bv
the british and French cOnsuls general
ile coffin was placed on gun Carriage.
EosuCd by the band and a detacf,n,t nt
of the Northamptons and foIIou-cJ nv,
the French and British consular STAFF
and members Of the French COLONY fbe
'Cfilu was conveyed TO Sidi GabsT Sfa-
trn' whence II was transported TO Cairo
Uy special train.
At CAIRO the coffin was placed nm >
Royal Horse ARTILLERY gun csrriag.
Irh" by siG horses. Escorted by the
rano OF the Worcestershire Rcgjrncut
a"o uy attachments Of all the British
'Slincnts and followed BY the FranCI1
C. cIpicmauc agent. his staff. representa-
-'ct or IN" Egyptian government, srtd
HrlnSn and French Boy Scouts inc
'0fHU wa@ conveyed through the street.
10 n" cemetery. where il was inferred
~ er patriotic speeches had been de-
,rEred
Tts speakers cmpha sized the poIitical
SfSHEeS which enabled the Ereat-grsnd-
IONS OF tho regiment that fought :n,
rench moro than century ago 10 he
Instrumental in restoring and saluting
he remains Of the men whom their
rest-grandfsthers had killed in actirn.
Alexandria figured prominently in the
military operations Of NapOleOn's Egyp-
Tan campaign i'm 1926 The French
'iCTln"d the city in July. ard IL re-
Ualncd in their hands until tho arrival
- tho British expedition in 1901 Ths
battle Of Alexandria was fought Oh
March = between the French army m
Der General Meuou and the British
'orcc under Sir Ralph Abercromby,
~ no fell 1T the moment Of victory The
Sitlcfcld was near the ruins Of SiccDo-
lfS. tho grea. eastern suburb Of Alex
andTis founded by Augustus to com
Iucu'orat" his final victory over the adj
hSrcIItS OF Antony.
Iierc on tho marrow spi. Of land ba-
tween the seq and Lake Aboukir. the
advance OF the British. Who Numbered
bout li.GA. was opposed bv 900
french. The VoArys Of the British in
f7nir! decided the day.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
Harts Gives Unpaid
Furlough to Park Men

4 number OF men employed in caring
for the parks have been laid off by the
Superintendent Of Public Buildings and
Grounds. Col. William w Hsrts, L
S. A. due to the lack OF sufficient funds
for their pay. This lay-off is in the ma
ture OF a furlough without pay. for
. '-~- - ~ '-~',-'~'io, for the coming
fiscal year becomes available on July
g.. . - 81. Ue put AT work
:'Thcse mcn. said Colonel Harts
this morning. have been employed in
placing the flowers and shrGbbcrv in
the parks and in placing the paris in
general in order. and in maintenance
Work OF improvement for which funds
are provided is generally completed
about MAY !. and this leaves only sUf-
ficient money for tho care of the parks
during the ensuing two months
About seventy mon. including q fore
man. have been laid off this Ecar.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
Needlework
floor. way back

Covers for card tables. tan
and white. with symhoIs osa-
broidersd In coiors. IN
Tapes at corners 1900. HUC
Pin Cushions. satin. various
colors. Values soc to Sc SNo
at 25c and -..-... WC
J. p. Coates mercerized cro-
chet Cotton. white and tan; all
sizes. 3 to 20 inclu- n
Sfve -.--........ ~
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
Divorce Suit Is Sequel
To $4,000 Balm Case

NEW YORK. June IS-Dr. w. W.
Armstrong. who was sued for $4,000
Tor breach OF promise by Miss Hen
Tietta Hossfeld. show girl. was sued
ior divorce by Goodwin Armstrong,
whom lie married last July.
When Miss HosSfeld sued him DR..
armstrong said he told Mrs. Inez Mil
holland Boisseyain, the girls lawyer.
ne would marry Miss Hossfeld il ne
could get divorce He admitted
Miss Hossfeld had been q member OF
his household. but said he had only
hefTiended her in distress.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18

Two Thousand toys and other
Christmas presents to children
which Santa Claus was unable to
deliver because the packages were
misdirected. will be sold At auc-
ton by c. C. Sloan & Co. 1407 G
street northwest, beginning
Wednesday. June "a. The articles
to be auctioned off represent the
receipts of unbelievable articles
for the first five months Of the
domestic parcel post service. which
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
Coupon No. 3

This Greater
Palais Royal
Basement Ccu-
pom and fif-
teen U5) cents
entities bearer
to 8 rolls good
quality Toilet
Paper. Friday,
June 10. 1914.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18

Tomorrow clearing sale of the present
stock, in order to make room for the incoming
speciality store garments.
Come tomorrow for Suits worth to $500.
at $500 and s7.oS. Goats worth to $1,000
at S3.9S.
The Washington times., 1914-06-18

Curtain Scrims or Voiles, 40 In.
wide, white, cream and Arabian
coiored woven and printed stenciled
borders. Values 39c to soc 0Sn
Window Shades, best quality
handmade opaque. several colors.
guaranteed spring voiles and crochet
ring pull. ! feet long at 49c; OOo
6 feet CCO
The Washington times., 1914-06-18

This Greater Palais Royal
Basement Coupon and sixty-nine
ts9) cents entities bearer TO one
Sl.e0 3-piece Aluminium Set, in
Guiding / saucepan, 12-qt- size:
covered saucepan, 3-pt. size;
fry pan. Friday only, June 10.
1914
The Washington times., 1914-06-18
Married Men Prove Pull
With This City Council

WOODBURY., n. J.. June ls-Because
he asked the towns police force to keep
watch on married men of nights, Mayor
cli 10 resign.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31
DOpis Y KadOka.

Ct9na Redakce Tabor Iudepen-
dentl Budte tax laskavi a uve-
fejn9te We Vasem Gasopisu t9chto
par fadkd jesli to Dude mozne.
Velice Mas pfekvapilo, kdyz jsme
obdrzeli bednu re Satstvem zde z
Tabora. A skuteGn6 Pan BIh ma
mas vzpomel v pravy cas- neb jsme
to jiz moe potfebovali. No, jak
jest stare ptfslovi: "Kde je nouze
nejvyssf, pomoc Bo&f neblizsf. Pc
fade jsem to jeste vydrzoval tim
satstv6m CO mne darovali kdyz
jsem byl naposledy Tabofe, a ST.
ce: PAM Josefa Wagnera, PIP. Jos
Hruska, Jiff Trunec, Jos. Hala a
JIM; za6ez Jim vzdavam jeste jed
nou srde6n5 dix. Tez vzdavam
srdecnS dix a volam zaplat Pan
BIh tenn darcGm kteff zaslali nynf
to satstvo, "a ktere jim budu pow
deGnS do sv6 smrti, sice jsou to
ct9n6 sestry skoly katolicke, PIP.
Jos. Novotny, ST., Jos. Straka, st.
Jos. Velek, Jan Matuska, Gust
Seiner, Lewis Welt, J. A. Dvo.
FAX red. ia Yam ctenf darci "a
vsecko jeSte mnohokrate d9kuji.
Zvlastnf dix p. Lewisovi Welfovi
vzdavam, neb prostfednictvfm ie-
no bylo tax slusn6 ma mne vzpome
nuto. Pref vSem darcdm, t6z i
vsem t&borsk5m osadnfkdm Stast.
ny a VeseleS Novy Rok ably byl
stastnejsi nez tento.
S Pozdravem Sc znamenam
Anton Krovoza.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31

to je to nejhlavn6jsf. Upfimnost
a Prime jednani, bez false q lhani,
Co bych vam tax, milf Gtenafove
pfa k no: emu rokI1 Pfedevsim
bych YAM pfal vsem zdravi .nebot'
zdravi je poklad, kerej hadn't ten
nejv9tsi bohaG 81 nem1ze koupiti
Pfal bych YAM spokojenost We va
81 domacnosti, nebot "a penfze Sc
Size da lecos koupit, ale 'spokoje-
most Sc media koupiti ia must bfti
napfed. v upfimn6m -srdci. Ku
konci bych YAM pfal abyste "a svo
il praci a namahu take tech kula-
tejch pro pohodlf dostali. Vdbec
pteju kazdSmu vsecko to nejlepSf
a kdybych mel tn moe abych moch
ka2dSho ueinit stastnym TAX bych
hned TAX ud6lal. .-.. 49,.
Coz mi tady v America, nam je
hej, ale v Europe tam mali letos
smutnej Krizmus. BezmaIa bych
Ease pfisei do TT smutny nalady S
tou valkou, proto toho necham a
zaGnu neco veseleiSiho, g. ,
Tuhle mi kdosi postal pfani k
novemu roku, ale nepodepsal Sc
take nevfm komu ma to vodpovs-
dit: :
Str5ce, strS6e, mil$ strfee
Sc pfijmenfm Votrubo,
kde ien pofad Sc valite, !. j.
do novin nepfispiVate
vousatej w darebo.
Slyste, slyste. mole pfanf: /
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31
Ornament Schize.

Timto Sc oznamuje Glennm Ces-
ko-rolnick eho Wal. Poi. Spolku,
ze Sc Dude konati v5roGnf schnze,
v Gter5 5 ledna sfni Sturmove, v
T&bofe, v 1 bod, odpoledne. V
padu velmi spatneho poSasf schd-
re Sc odlozf o t5den pozd6ii, Gill
ndsleduifcf iter5. Kazd5 Glen je
zadan by Sc do schdze dostavil, ne
bot Dude velmi mnoho dGleziteho
jednanf ma programu.
Josef Novotn5, pfedseds.
Karel Vauk, tajemuik.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31

jez zasfldm nenadani: -.
Ptejf YAM vse dobryho-
nejnf to mic hloupyho:
Ably vam ia kozf brada
ku cti slave sloGziIa.
Ably YAM ia hola hlava
We dine v noel svitila.
Ably vice neGervenal
netuGnel ten vas nos.
Ably VAN snad neutekly
vase boty kdyz jste hos.
Mystic Re mje tenhle GIovsk do
palill Noser5. Pteje mi vse dob
r5. Ably mi kozf brada ku cti
slave .slouzila je lepsf nez ably mi
byla k vostude. Ably ma hola hIa
va We dne noel svitila bych 81 ko
netne ptal sam, nebot' bych potion
usetfil ma kerosinu, a ably mGi nos
vic neGervenal a netuGn6l 81 taky
pfeju sam. Sem MIN spokojeu
tax jak je. Co Sc tejka tech bot,
bylo by to pteci Skoda dyby nj
utekly. No tax vidite sami, iak
ten co 81 mje cht6l dobrat, vlastn4
Sc mi zavd6Gil. Jinej by Sc dopa-
lii, ale jd jsem filosof a vidfm We
vsem ty dobre stranky.- Tady ma
me pou6enf: HIe6me vSdy v tour.
to roce videti We vsem ty dobr6
stranky a ty spatne nechme bejt;'
Radsi bych mel ohromnej nos, ke.,
rel by mi pfekazel u Videnf jen co
je spatue, nezli malf soumernt
nos tax abych sna$ vid6l spatne
Gud Bal, 1914.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31

Pohfeb zesnuleho stareho osad-
nfka Jakuba Sedlaeka, jenz zemfel
v nemocnici Y Omaze po operaci
ma srdecnf vadu v nedeli 20 pro-
since, Sc odbyval "a hojneho dcss
tenstvf We etvrtek minuly tyden
re zdejsiho kat. kostela kde zprav-
ce osady yelp. Bouska mel DOZEN
nou FEC mad pozdstatky, ktere pax
byli ulozeny k poslednimu sodpo-
cinku ma vedleisi hfbitov. Zesnu-
~ SO narodil Cicenicfcb, u Vod-
nan, v Cochach v kvStnu 1854, a
do tohoto statu z Czech Sc svSmi
rodiei a sourozenci Sc ptist6hoval
v roce 1878, v kv9tnu ku sv6mu
strSci, p. Jos. Novotn5mu. Jeho
otec jakoz i on a bratff zabrali We
svych imenech domoviny u Vod-
nan. V roce 1882 pojal "a man
zelku Evu Haklovou v roce 1884
zamenil pozemek u Vodhan "a po-
zemek sveho svakra Srstky dive
mile ma zapad cd Tabora kde byd-
lei Sc svou rodinou az do sveho
skonu. Zesnulf byl muzem dob
repovahy a upfimneho srdce TAX
Re byl vseobecn6 vazen a cten.
Byl clenem zdejsfho spolku sv.
Vaclava. Zanechava zde manzel
ku, TIL syny, Franka Josefa a
Adolfa jednu dceru provdanou
"a Josefa Velka. Tez zanechava
stafickou matku, 81 roxy starou
til bratry, Josefa, Franka a Toma
Be a ctyry sestry: Pf. Marii Jando
YOU, pf. Jana Velka, pr. Franka
Velka a pr. Jos. Piroutka. Vys-
lovujem pozdstalym svou nejhlub-
81 soustrast.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31

:. Rad Pravda, els. 80; q. G. B. j.
uspofada We 6tvrtek veGer 81 pro
since zabayu We sve SIM Tyndall
zabavu. Hudbu obstara tyndall-
ska ceska kapela.
Zdejsi obchodnfci jake kazdo
roGns d6vajf SWIM zakaznikum
budto nast6ne kalendafe, anebo j
nou vsc ozdobnou. Zvlastnf zmfn
ka maze bfti ucinena o kalendafi
ktert letos rozdava Tabor State
State Bank. Kalendaf mimo nej-
newest mapy Spoj. Stata a statu
S. Dakota, ma tez valecnou mapu
Evropy, ktera obsahuje yaleGnou
moe ysech zemf. Kazdf je Evan
ably 81 pro jeden tento ksledaf phi
sci. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31
Rdzn6 zpravy.

Utlca,e 20 Elektrarna Petra
PetrAnka byla 'zfizena takze nyni
name sv9tlo jake We dne., Poffze-
nj stale $4,000 Dude zasobovati
mesto elektrikou "a hodin denne-
System batteriemi stojf $4,000 a
da Sc nabfti elektfinou ma 12O ho-
din sluzby,
Tyndall, 28-Pfi obvodnim, mi
mo jinych pffpadn, byl tez vyrov-
nan process Fritze Sternhagsna
proti Louis Kozlovi, q porota pfif
knula zalobci $500 nahrady. Pr
pad wal svdj puvod pfi jakesi "a
bavs ma farms KlouGkove, kde Ko
eel dtok ma Sternhagena a sbil jej
ublizil mu ma t9le.
Yankton, 2S- Yanktonska ko-
lei vydala dnlezite oznamenf ohled
ne nadacni kampans, ktera Sc pra-
We dokonGuje. Ma mfsto 5000,
600 kter5ch kolej mela sebrati,
ably obdrzela dar $50, 900 cd j. j..
Hilla, zeleznicnfho magnata. hledf
sebrati v dobrovolnSch sbfrkach
100000 do Tho ledna nasledkem
zvlastnf nabfdky cd p. Hilla, KITE
r5 slfbil, ze daruje $4,000 kdyz
Sc sebere 100, 900 do prvnfho. Do
posud Sc sehnalo $4,000 phi nej-
lepsf vnli prace.
Yankton, 2S-Jednoho dine mi
nulf t5den. mladsi hoch znameho
farme ratain9 odjel ma mezku do
mesta ably nakoupil vanoGnf darby
a jimi pfekvapil sve sourozence.
Meska uyazal We mest6 a pax asi
til hodiny Sc zdrzel pc zavodech
.kde darby vybfral. Mezitfm mex
do 81 poysim, ze zvffeti v tuhem
.mrazu nenf pfflis volno a uvedo-
mil tifady, kter6 zrovna Sc do to-
ho nechtsly vmfsiti, nebot' m6la
nebyla dosud v tom mfst9 Gtyry
hodiny, ably Sc mohlo zakonite "a
kroGit, ale jista sleGna to rozhodla
snadno: zkratka mGlu odvazala,
ktera pax uhanela K domovu. Me
10 Sc zprvu "a to, Re mezka ma do
rostlS muz, a Re n6kde Sc ma dob
re, mezitfm CO ieho zvife trpf I'll
mu zfzeff. Chlapec kdyz Sc nav
rStil a mezka nenalezl dial Sc do
breGenf teprv Sc vse vysv9tlilo.
Ieho otec pax odpffsahl zatSkaG
ma slecnu, ale soudce j propustil.
Mitchell, 2S-Na male farm9 ne
daleko m6sta, jisty lekaf zdejsf ma
lezl ohofele t6lo stare zeny, Ma
ry Traenoroye. V te same mist
nosti pfi ieho objevd, lezela ma
spinav6 posteli blba sestra uhote.
le. We vedlejsi svetnici Sc nhlezal
bratr uhofele, jenS je Gpln9 hlu-
ch5 a trpi zapalem Pile a druh5
bratr zmatene pobfhal pc sv9tnici
GasteGne oslepen cd pfflisneho pi.
tt. Mfstnost zapachala spfnou a
necistotou. Ma Sc "a to, Re zena
uhofela, kdyz 81 vedle postele pos.
tavila lampu ably SO ohfala cd kite.
re chytly pokr5vky. OpilS bratr
jeff rozpoznal zablesk ohne, kter5
uhasil a pax 81 Sci op9t lehnouti.
Kdyz byl tazan proc n6koho neza-
volal ma pomoc, pravil, ze v9del,
Re sestra ie mrtva a myslel, Re jill
pomoc by il nepomohla.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-12-31
Dikdvzdanf.

D9kujem z hloubi srdce vsem
nasfm pf6telGm a znam5m "a ia,
kokoliv pomoc kterou nam proka-
zali behem nemoci naseho mileho
manzela otce Jakuba SedlaGka,
jakoz tenn ktefi phi jeho pohfbu
nam vypomohli, tenn jenz nam slo
va utechy pronesli mas zal zmir-
niti hledeli a tenn jenz jej k posled
nimu odpocinku doprovodiIi. Vo
lame vsem: "BGh Vas odm9niz".
Rodina Jakuba SedlaGka.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-20
UN DIscURso QUE DA JUEGo.

Madrid. 20 Fl discurSo que el jo-
ven dipuiado catalan Sr Rodes, pro-
nuncio entire anteayer Y aver en- el con
greso rs obieto de animados comenta-
RIOS en los circulos politicos en- las
Camaras. Los ministeriales inculpan al
n. Condo de Ia Mortera. diciendo que
su eonferencia on el circulo Maurista
IS Ia que ha proyocado esta interpela-
ri6n de IN diputado como el 'Sr Rodes
que hasta ahora no habia hecho decla-
racl0nes sistematicamente cOntrarias
h ocnpaci6n milltar de Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-20
BUSCANDO UNA SOLUCION.

Mad id, 2O.-El comercio y la indus
ria comienzan experimental los etec-
tos de la huelga de marineros. Las ga
naras de comercio estan estudiando ell
lsunto detenidamente impelidas por la
urgente 'necesidad de solucionar este
,onfiicto 10 antes possible Ell Gobierno
Sc preocupa del mismo, temeroso de
que su continuation llegue a provocar
una crisis industrial de consecuenclas
ncalculables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-20
POLITICA PERUANA.

Lima. Peru. 20-El DR.. Roberto Le-
gua. ha publicado una proclama, pi-
dirndo la PreSidencia. Declara que 6l
ha sido rlecto pOr un quorum complete
del congreso compneSto de S3 diputa-
dos 81 senadoreS. qulenes So reunle-
ron >rrretamente en- Ia reSidencia del
Dr l.eguia 81 vierneS proXimo pasado.
r. Dr pide que 81 Cuerpo DiplomatiGo
h. recomozca como prcsidente dc la Re
pablica leruana. Tn periodico. 6rga-
no del Gobierno. ha repudiado la pre-
icnci0n del DR.. Leguia, alegandO que
muehos de los Senadores que votaron
"a sccreto eran substitutes ilegaleS. Ell
cuerpo diplomatico esta deliberando
acerca De cSta question. FL DR.. Lee
guia contnna rctirado Ell su residencia.
III Sr BenaVidrS. que ha sido nombra-
do PreSidentc Provisional en- SubSttu-
ri6n drl deStcrrado preSidente Billing
hurst. arcce trner complete dominic
>obrc 81 cjtrciio. Los ministries de ES-
pana China han >ignificado cl recOno-
cimirnio dc BcnaNideS como PriSiden-
ir. por partc de sus respectivoS Gobler-
nos. ri Coroncl Benavides fue el lea
der iel movimiento que consigui0 el
dc~tirrro del Prc>idente Billinghurst