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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-14
CHAPTER XIV


fNNf nNNH3 ffff fIaNIs
FFlrat and foremost. Miss llinFion 4"
said the captain OF The Albany after
Anneitaa party had boarded the
cruiser. nov that you are once more
safo. permit me 10 roiuFn 90 you the
map 81 the Lost ialo. which have az.
aminod with interest Following your
directions. ! subjected b. 10 heat and
! brought oHt the hidden latitude and
longitude IN degrees 30 minutes north
aud i2g degrees and go minutes west
He paused a moment DO you know
he sam. there's something about that
location that sticks In my mind some
vague rumor
The Isle contains quicksilver
mines said Annette
ITS not that" returned the com
mander. ii was merly tho locality
irssnd u on our map Il was about
there that the government" tle
broke %. checking himself quickly
An yes ! remember now" he said.
welt. never mind Bat here also Va
your lockot Now you've got them.
have YOU all hafe
"Thanka for kooping them safe.
said Annette. ne,rotlng them in the
bosom of her dress
10 far. an good went on the cap
tain i have TO aay further that the
onlceu quarters have been placed ~
your disposal until we reach Ia Plaza
There YOU can act train
IT'S abort ride nn that road 10
ChantHlo went on the captain and
At Chamiiio you can catch the boat
tor most ~ thr Lower California and
California ports"
Across country Hernandez. ronto
and the Brute were travelling hard.
The indomliahle will Of Hernandez
kept them ever going on aad 90
You understand cried he. I'VE
must mako la Plaza before tho Al.
bany gets thore we so cross couu-
Try she goes by shore IN knife You
both II YOU fall me a. this time"
Finally. on a moonlight nlght. Her.
naudcl halted 81 forest opening that
looked down toward shore lie
glanced across the sea
II Ia eho the Albany" ho cried
look ronto She ia at hand Il "a "a
matter OF hours now. enc would say.
rather than dave"
After rest no roeonnoltorod IN
the valley he saw a light or twn. ul
torlng through tho foliage Again
they mounted and descended tbo nm
into civilization They knocked on
the door ~ an adobe hut A native
opened and shamhled out gun Ia hand
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on the day ~ ite eruption 81 Mount
Inlce Capt John iiafJlu ~ the steamer
fgnffna ffaruss ute.vfafs Qld AnnfNe
Elinefau from an open boat. bnt IA forced
10 have behlni hsf father and hie ..ih'
penlseas ia9Eien (. .isaa'iss sy 1'' Z
go papers which iiinei0n has mrnsffa
~ ffnd aboard the Princess win his
1auHhief. papers fputlnr hlt iiiif % Ahl
iNlNuE The whereabouts ~ ne lnHt Hinni
~ cluneDsr ilingfsns inllfY CAUSES hia
mind 10 become q tiantl Thirteen years
fi4pae lisfnandss nov an opium smRR.
HIft with IOnio irfx female hffniu-
uiiffi hn1 fUe mindless hfIir that ones
was ilinatnn. come h. Seaport where me
vidnW N CApiaiu ilafliH y Ntlus Nll
hTf son Neal atd Annfis lhnSi.n. and
pot Y si..i The papsis len 81 Aeneiis
40 fhr ruFHl aradfnb. bui ihruuHN fNr
ifrA0hffV % iofy Nnls her IL Ncfrsird BY
Joey and dihFfnffd Neal eniisia ~ thH
navy ines sets q ifap fof JptY and ne
ncfe iis0Dr0a that AfAi appiea 20 ine
Wau reveals no location N iiIt l0si a.
lHHd in "a struggle Tor ppssfsaign ~ ne
inHN NHfnHnnrs Annette aHi fl4i each
Wrlff "a IuiliYn. hsnfita anlls 0n thn
Coronado iu neHffh ~ nff father Tie
boarding PARTY from n Destroyer
va Fsun isd ~ HHai o. Martinique An
urtfr ana Neal ore fAuinfNd. tn are faa'
anrd Nv a sponge dlFef inrf f0rTca ideu.
uheaNgn pnpem ~ herself a. Anneile
in ~ nalrruftleH se=. ana Aauttia ere
again captafed. carried ~ ne as1 cty
ani Annette 10 offered as , sacrifice %
vac run SOL They ave RESCUED ~ hlR
finrn from The Albany landed in foftus
Fn Annette nna aeai ere captured and
nna.t ~ sf' rearurd ~ sailors from
n
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t,-,,rse- chnskied 70 himself -
,elerraph Instrument" Be said 70 n'l.
rsit a thought that's the ant-
10 pawed uie morning ~. " l
,,mr.ar5ed. come out here ana oie"
az TRACK o. these obsuuc.ie"s ~
-, AZ tr ts commanded fAe Brute
rhe prta ran FROM a's position 'n w
r,r ieapad 10 the ground and VIVA
t,fst or tao OF one band tossed inc
failed trees from the track
Now. said Herrariet run W
down 40 ,hat shed j don't SNOW "Ae,
fm going 20 do las' SEA- but TIL hno
0ui there
Ho rblsusd sofly s th'i hsure
s8i.-rrd from the forest lrippen
across the raiIe aud entered ne gag
e.e. carl Tha aas inoi Castro 1he
tasaed on into he passenger en' o'
tar coach shc smiled gently ai a"
netie
$50 my charming friend she -
.at mst 500 have aara 80 20 lhl''Fl
your treasures 90 senoriA iuef Gas
tro Good my nt.e one
They reached tAe ancient Shea ufeI
its closed doorway was an ola sign
Nonfrada
Hernandez broke open ihe door by
mesns of h.s usual ageucy tho if'.
Hernandez darei to the fo'' h'
wasa soldier Of fortune and thA learn.
ar uas oue az hIs equipments HoHhl
rs she vas ln enc cnr hnnc'ie 'ou'l
Roar what thq instrument sa'l 100
.inruIar.y enough. fernando "h'n
he frt Called used me span %
tongue atDr na clicked n EnfHH
words % wa clear thai lon'o Nhs
.t me othor ono of the Wlre nnd some
whore uoar La Plaza.
What nces. good Pouto7' ho in-
lurel over hc keya ANY danger OF
purmte"
And ponto answered That Dee
ad. % cannot tell But much aeiiF
Itt There SIS mlk of wH There is
mh of q detachment coming over
land
1851 trauf"
1881 ram tI ranto telegraph.
aaHy speaking
AMID ono u.tt rain'
.nt oT sa.i pouto.
Good
aVat aH ronto "therc is moro
noNs aH au sou up aga.n
What U.Hs
aI f.u.t ...w Thrre o. slmnil rr
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10 mee, them. sccius the Brute. ne
drew back in terror
~ Is nothing friend, said HERMAN.
dcs, here Is coin Where hea Ia
riRfaF"
hut ave miles farther or-ciosc BY
shore returned the native
a hsgaielie." said Hernandez
come ON
Meantime Ines Castro on hoard the
albany. had become unusually active
she had ascegtaiaed the time h art
val % the Albany at la Plaza she
schedule time
Joe Nclchcr hunkcd IN With Neal
"a the quarters cf The warrant on
GERS !, was nearly evening when
Ines Castro, using Ioc as usual 60 do
her olddlug, whispered IN his ear.
joe. hAe whipped dog. asa. through
fear % her what he otherwise would
have been afraid 10 DO he silppoa
INTO Meats quarters. ana laid 49,
hands uron an object ar two twisted
them into little hunale and tosk
them back 20 Ines. mel took them 10
her cabla,
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,sno that one horse train here We Y
esoort YOU 20 the train over y
chantHlo lies the Missouri
elass bat,ieship 30 give you no,.
10 her commander Hen gee you a'',
on hoard the Eouih california po"t
Neai and q smaii guard OF MARINES
constituted AuDe'tea esc1ft
Annette laughed ~hcn she cav ".
station laugh "a more when she gay
the train ID consisted o. the eoirie''
engine rha had ever seem ALSO ne
most dimlnutiye ana battered eoafn'
eIcok here. said Ncal 20 Annette
come inside the station. want 20
sh0a you something
Annette knew INSIDE
broke down and criod iifc q child.
"lts good b. now Seal ahe saia'
a dont know what lm e0inE io 90
without you foel IKE
almost Toing back
ny George. said NeaL 7 Wish
bat n0 Y0ull STICK % out ]
know you VIII I'm SIZE hat % its
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TENTH InSTALLMENT
THE ROLLING TERROR
CHAPTER XIV
Across County

Fh"'"Hf Nf"ff'Nf =
Fairly NEXT srulnR, out OF that
paihiosa miro. STROBE back the uruto.
picking hls perilona way wth tho in.
alinci OF some cunning. cautious ami.
mai and guiding in faot bearing on
hla shoulders half Tho time The luck
ioas p0nto Tina, individual. hts ugli.
ness enhanced by the olotiod blood
that dressed HE hiahoYolcd hair. aud
decorated his cosnionauce. was aiHl
daled Ito had vague rrcolleetlana no
70 wha, had happened. he knew that
at tho command " Hornandes. hts
aide partner ln crime. no had plunged
once more Into tho deadly morass for
tho purpose OF nnishing by violence
the deed that had commenced In Gun.
ming he had followed tho brute he
remembered that
lie dosod on iut0 satisfaction.
ITO woke with a Jolt Il was heavy
Jolt When hin eyes opened he WAS
on Tho ground. suplne lie started 90
leap 20 bis feet ihon sank hack AGAIN.
heavy with the pain ~ his wound
A laugh behind him startled him
and brought him 10 his senses NO
turned awiftly. feeling fnf hla knife
The knife that Wasn't there
1horo waa another laugh the laugh
Of hla side partner. Hernandez
Fool, said llornandes. addressing
ronto
ronto changed hts demoenor tie
drew himself NJ 10 his squetiy hsirht
and folded hts arms
"pld | not ao yen Haidf" replied
ponto. = went into that hen aud
killed thcm both I dld u single hand
cd !. routo
Ills answer was sheer llcrnAn.
det stretched forth hand and
ciusched runta by tho shoulder
tie dragged HIS lieutenant to tho edge
" TIE clump ef trone and underhrnah.
where ,hcS were standing fIc parted
the branches ~ tree iio handed
fontb pair OF hlnoculase
"Takp one swift look. ny pont0. no
Hnocrod "only ono"
ponte took mere than one, he held
hla eyes Glued 10 tho glaasca. Then
ne fen hack ia amsiemcnt
They liyci" he cried. "nosh OF
themi"
Ne stared NJ hernandez aimoa, IN
alright what does Il meant" he TO
pcatrd
IT means" said Hernandez. grlmly
that sont a toy 10 do mans ich
You wero galte riEhs J should have
como myself
hown on lha wharf Annette nlnrtnn
and her party we're about Ia emhark
in one OF the launches az thc cruiser
Albany that lay st'l anchored Ia the
harhor In Auuettes party we-e
Madcmoiscllc Irene Courtler. Mrs
Hardin, Meals mother. Neal Hardin
himself. warrant ofiicer upon tho
Albany, and the surgeon OF tho cruls.
or There we're one or two other men
m uniform. az assistant surgeon pas
sthly, and an cnsiea. There we're
hluviackcts
hu' above all there were nallves
galcre Natives hy tho doscns. hy the
hundreds, and an IN rags. The whole
village had surnnd out 70 do homage
THE little white angel" murmurod
Erasefui mothers stalking down In An.
notes rath and klsslng her dress as
she went By.
Unseen by any o. the party save
BY Joe welcher Ines swegvcd aside
and slipped note into the hands OF
native, and handed MIN coin
Their she leaned lightly into the
launch and the launch steamed away.
followed BY tho cheers and the tears
OF the ror'usaus GA the wharf
BACK IN The Jungle three men wan
I'd tog advice They had 10. Ions "a
WAR A uescherous loekias aatNe
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slipped through The underground and
advanced swiftly toward hernandez
The cpiatle. aeDor Captain" he
said n WAS The note from liner Gas.
,ro Hernandez selyed Il eagerly aud
resd
we are bound fof Ia PLAZA. Meet
ne there. Meantime ! shall % ny
best 70 secure Annstte's precious
iockei and the map. Your route lea
scross tho country. Adios. :. c."
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sRAL ORDERS FROM NAVY
DEPARTMENT

Oeciphcrcd From Code c.
War imminent with AHemana Keep
lll ships prepared for action Trans.
fer AN possible men 90 Pacific SQUAD
ron. Recommend meritorous warrant
officers for promotion o. commission.
HUTCHINSON.
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-av them or ons of,s,;.
ieh irom view hv th4 ~
under the foremost oas 4.
thing De craviei 70 ~
did something % the ,s... X
eomethlng What he az y.
Down me iine az The ~.
ic'ed "N0ntrada ~ i
rrf from within. with ~ 4
action written on his ss.-
Hcrandez saunteret
Glanced ur tie track n. 4
tra'rhi and aowubrl s1s'
~as IKE q canyon cox ~.
oi underground snd hs.-,..'
ras nothing 70 dis,rac 4. II
% was a clean out srsa,. /.
che eye could reach i
% the track someu,.,
fu.o Naf shooting curg, ~
By iuycflH GHlara n.
tat Seas; ttiler appiy (. &
rho order wa ,tagei-~
vNl WDa concerned. Rn 4
f brakes shaos his ~ +
Vmt work he said.
80 uaitar said Nod ].
gro bottom ci M.s A,Il 4
cut OF ChaatIlo. Thss !.
ncre bound % slack.
ume
ono of his mon plrcksa N
eoro WHAT'S uhat4 bs + +
lns down through The cis,s +
hy tracs iook ahead
ry George said Ne \
rhc brakes every man AZ. Z
the ouaea
Ine brakes wouldn't YEA x
1853 Nrai triel hefo.,
Funny laey wont work
may not have been fuany-,
Geo act Tho brakes wcus
Wc'ro in for it said gx
cfcry man Jack % you-Yss,l
aco This That Jungle a ~
Ita o. velvet lining Ne
eaicnni but we caatgat-l
man of you SOC ready and Il.
Ae word slide oa as ear
au hut Slide Guns and N
Htft chen yourselves VIA
Ihc word
sWaftel on tho edge a y
Naa the Brute lo looked q,
Hy mlioainr Horuandef a
IeuIy ho roso qulgo.ing v.
mrul
Look eeo De said. III
Wr.l dumb'y IRON TIE q
I-Uup train 10 tine slationsfg
h0r nan might have Fua
affar aui vained iis occup
.el them out Hut not ihs 4
nI 3D. ehumorme he slnA|
"Coue back said lIefnE
1eaat
rhe nrrte rever beard a
1v board .he ourushing "a
81 loose raH wing bgo|
le urust it under the siat
OHe nearest hm he tiur|
h roadbd DE ierked VI
llhr q lomoH
Within Joe Wgcher heat
Uo looked now. He San
tatr one dive. aud plange
af.ty OFF the jungle.
hernandez dared not nov
nf m his remaining up ua93
ho daneer zone below. Is
ho urutc was doing fruitlm|
t1t uo man no human ags,
minutes time could raiR Z
Io didn't know there was
urcrhuman within the Bruii
moro chem q mans-he va
irFcu hcasf perhaps Goie
Ho pliod DIS giant lever aii
Seal realized @ last whais
le knew now that that trsn
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CHAPTER XIV. "a

The captain 81 thc cruiser Alhsrv
had ais men sccnr the country round
about hut-as had ever been tho case
with Hernandez and bis nlmhle fso,ed
crew without result.
AZ any rate. he said. the rascals
have Fun away they've prohab,v
shown us their heess for an time. You
80 20 Chsatillo, Miss lllngton. You
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letta's train. ISIS men ~
q Thorn TIE alone renA..
10 TIE spot Tie was poss
anything suddenly-'ofeA
uuct OF safety-ior he e.
nr else training hae
.hat a foolish risk q IT. y.
-ohoying the insliDes 2, =.
zion, he leaped leaped
AZ that ln tant with g. {.
one anal heavc-the ~
mighty shoulders in oHs
ate thrust and sent ths
.oos detached. uproo,ea
The next Instant me
smpty as Il WIS reacass 4
irack and left b. VIA
nunder Il plunged. r''ys
tie SOFT earth and rlsa
Arough the desegted
ho train by a mere htn.,
An instant later hes.,S
uto the jungle. The ~
atm. as a guilty dos CIV
whimperiug with fsa'.
TO m CoNliN'
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cAAereR kLvlL

ne Troop INNIN
r0nte information Vaa 0ut. cur
ncl Il ull O.. b.. 1r Dee could u.t.r
have lla..la ~ tae partner OF iier
mnie
Ou Nol reuru from tno uHral
station DO Do I'.ahe found aa aller
current o' lrf0mou. present upou .he
cruiser Albany ilaf 1909 aoar otter u'H
return th. captain ol the cruiser Dad
received wireless from Washington
lt Wus significant 20 a tanor lho
wireless operator haulcd it 90 mm os
lt was received
Tho captain glanced 90 it It loots
important" he saM 'docole 30 90
once"
r. was decodcd This m what Sc
said
GENERAL ORDERS FROM NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
Dccphcrcd From Code C."
War imminent with hilcmanIa Keep
lIl ships prepared for action. Trans.
FER AN possible men 90 Pacific SQUAD
ron. Recommend meritorious warrant
officers for promotion 90 commission.
HUTCHINSON
cmet ct STAT.
A1 order ffom Washington on
oulor hn orlcr whom WAT imminent
s 80 double 4u.ck 0ndD- lH" oliHm
90 thc cruiser Albany ml Boon nat
ing for dooh'o WCk osd.r l. la4
snrAci t1Da Dog ine 'D Pad l..t
thcm in A'f bones De- one holr Doe had
pekea hs mon I1e hrt man no
summoned was Seal
Neat he "H nNne hm hy
name. lyc recommended you nr a
commission.
Scar jumped oui ot his Shoes a.
MOST commission hc rasrnd;
Why-4 ihoashi--l can't understand
Don't thiuk.' said tAe captain
Sharply ""Vo fot 90 act'
te banded Seal iYpcW 'ittcu nstruc.
uons fauh eco your gommHs au
100 dne form Nf recommendations go
pAfaeNiariy at "a umo like hn Take
my mon at once ana proceed Go Join
the hattnship Missouri gt ChnuuUo.
Ihst b a'l
N."i ainicd ana swung about
Wait saii the captain Neal waited
lu.i want @ shaNe hands oId man."
sa'a me captain You deserve your
'"," i ever man asa Good-hy'
an nouf Afterwards Neal and his
squad were at ia Plaza once moro.
consulting ihe railroad master
we want o. train. ana rIeht away %
s'lu VEAL i.e road VIII make IT'S
,s,'u'e, " VIII declare a dividend.
Elno tln good Oue-shn ia ho rArsfr H
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''---r-
Nicely tltninhcd rQpfoe r,nglu an IN
Fsiss. fAs Twlee faClnS on park. Teic-
Phone aiS ,ady ee6s
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Powerful StIInuIant.

The leaves OF the kat plant are a
common stimulant among the natives
of Abyssinia and Arabia They are
chewed when any special or long-con-
tinued effort Is to be made, and their
effect is to produce an agreeable
sleeplessness and stimulation-a kind
of i~ntoxication of long duration-with
none of the d~isagreeable features of
ordinary inebriety. They enable
messengers ana soldiers to go with
out food for a number of days. They
sometimes produce a state of drunk
enness, like the alcohol of Europeans,
but overindulgence is rare, the eff
fects of abuse of the habit being a
tendency Of the body to dry, and
emaciation of the visage, with a trem-
bling of the limbs and other nervous
troubles. In some places merchants
chew the leaves two or three times a
day, the habit being fairly comparable
to the use of tea in the United States
and elsewhere. The plant is specially
cultivated as dwarf shoots, shrubs and
small trees-the dwarf plants being
not more than sixteen inches tall and
yielding the most tender, popular and
high-priced leaves.
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Ane$ks Glynn, 14,ti leta dcera
zdeisfho Wade Glynna, zemfela We
stfedu rano v zdeisf skole, kde Sc
stravovala, ma srdecnf vadu behem
chfipky. Device onemocnelo mi
,nuly Gtvrtek a Re by to skonGilo
smrtf zadnS neocekaval. Byla ro-
zena v tonic okresu a stravovala
Sc We skole S dv6ma mladsfmi ses-
trami, pro nez a jejich otce to bu-
de hrozna rama, nebot pred n6ko-
lika roxy ztratily matku. Pohfeb
byl vypraven We ctvrtek re zdeisf-
no kostela a p~ozhstatky ma to pc
ylaku odvezeny do Tyndall a po-
'hfbeny vedle matky. Velk5 po-
Get spoluzakG j doprovodil k pos
lednfmu o~dpocinku. ,,1
Pr. Marie Filausova, matka p.
Antonina Filause, Hemfela mlnuly
patek pc palnoci u sveho syna ses-
lostf vekem We staff 81 let. Pohfeb
zesnule Sc odbyval v pondelf rano
a pozdstatky pohfbeny ma zdejsfm
kat. hfbitove "a hojneho d6asten
stvf. Obfady v kostele a ma hfbi-
toy5 vykonal Monsignor Bouska.
Zesnula Sc narodila v Rimovs, v
kraji budejovickem Cechach a
deset let pc smrti svGho manzela,
ktert zemfel pred so roxy, Sc Sc
SWIM synem Antonfnem pfistsho-
vala do tohoto okresu v roce 1875
a usadila Sc ma domoyine severne
cd Tabora. Zanechhva zde syna,
nekolik vnuk1 a pravnukG.
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MinulS tyden jsme Sc zminili o
thm jak navladnf okresu Bon HON
me, Kirschmann, zaslal dotaz ma
rgeneralnfho navladniho Caldwella
ohledn9 hostinec v Kingsburg, a
ten mu sd9lil, Re vzdalenost cd
Springfield Sc must merit rovnou
vzduchovou Garou a nikoliv pc ces
tie ienz do mesta vede. Pon6va6
Kingsburg die takove mfry neni
vzdaIeno cd Springfield 5 mil,
uchytila Sc toho nahledu prohibi-
chi liga a dala zatknouti cely sbor
SUPERVISION Albion township, po-
ne vac licensi hostinskou We Kings
burg poyolili. SUPERVISOR zadali
o prodlouSeuf procesu ma Is t. m
COZ Jim bylo povoleno. Jsme to-
no nahledu, Re hostinec Dude zav-
rem. -. 49,
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For and Against Cremation.

Cremation seems to be becoming
a necessity, especially around the
large centers Of population, declare
advocates of the practice. At the
rate at which cemeteries are increas-
ing around such cities as New York
and London, each of which requires
about twenty-four acres of additional
land annually to bury the dead, it has
been predicted that the cities. of the
living will be veritably encompassed
by cities of the dead" Humanity
Is reluctant to give up the age-long
practice Of inhumation, some anti
cremationists declaring that when
the body Is consumed by heat the
soul Is at the same time destroyed"
Legal-minded objecters also point out
that 1T destroys all evidence of crime
where murder by poison has been
committed" / reply the cremation
lists argue that cremation Is the only
hygienicr sanitary and economic meth.
Cd o; dlsposlng of our dead" &
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Geddes, 5-StraDa ktera podpo-
rule hnutf ably m9sto vlastnilo zdej
81 h~ostince 81 phi letosnf volbe da
ma lfstek sve kandidaty, a brzy Sc
pfesvedGf zdali 81 to Tide pref.
M9sstf 1fednici. jenz hledi ably o.
pet byli zvoleni, jsou proti tomu,
totiz ably mesto vlastnilo hostince.
V5znamne phi tom je, Re strana
cfrkevnf jest pro obecnf hostinec a
slfbila k%andidatdm sve podpory.-
Velkf poGet zdejsfch lidf Sc muse
10 dostaviti k soudu do Sioux Falls
co svedci proti w. G. Kinserovi,
jenz vlastnf zdejsf Padley hotel a
proti nemuz je obzaloba bfleho O.
troctvf. Kinser Sc half, Re pr5
Size pfivezl n9kolik dGvGat SEN re
Sioux City sby pracovaly ma hote-
lu, a jestli mimo pravidelne prace
IA hotelu provadely neco jineho,
nemdze pry "a to.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-04-08

M6sto Springfield prohralo svo-
j phi kterou vedlo s expresnf spo-
leGnostf Wells Fargo, hledic il sou
dine donutiti by udrzovala We mes.
to svojf dfadovnu TAX ably zasflatel
l6 nemuseli 81 balfky DAFT dovesti
k tratfm, ienz jsou yzdaleny cd
mesta mill a pull, kde spolecnost
svoif ufadovnu ma. Sodce j. w.
Jones, pied MIMI process Sc pro-
yednaval v Sioux Falls rozhodnul
We prosp9ch spoleGnosti.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-04-08

Lake Andes, s. Zapadnf bfeh
zdejsiho ~jezera Dude velice zmen9n
letos, neb, { Sc ma mem postavi vel
ky taneGnf pavilion "a obnos $500
a zarovef Sc postavf asi Is domkG
ma ostavanf pro ty, jenz pfijedou
zdali a budou Sc chtit n9jakS Gas
zdrzovati u ~jezera. Pro ten GGel
bylo koupeno rs akrG pozemku 2
nichz cast Sc nalez& v hranicfch
m6sta.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-04-08

Rapid City, 5--Noy5 zakon do
volu yfcf zabr6ni 800 akrn ' tomto
statu ma mfsto 16O, dodal ernnosti
tenn jenz drzf doposud sv6 domovi-
nyv teto krajin6 v tom ohledu, be
nynf tito, zabfrajf dalsi akry u
svych pozemkd q ii, ienz vyprdvo'
vail, Sc nyni vracf ma pozemky kite
re opustili a zabiraif kolem sebe
co Sc da.
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TvndalL. 5-E. + Trotter. q w

Tyndall, Sc. j. Trotter, a w.
J. O'Brien, jenz koupil cd okres6
starou radnici, NELL velkou Getu
muz1 v pr&ci ma trh&nf dolu stare
budovy minulS t5den. Velka va
luts, kterou okresnf komisari pro-
dali firme v Sioux City, byla nalo
lena do nakladniho vozu Antoni-
mem Hajkem, jenz Sc v takovSch
vecech vyzna, a dalo mu to kus
peprn6 prace.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-04-08

Hurley, Charles Sutherland,
II roku starry yfrostek v hadce
pastfelil broknvnicf sveho otce.
Pohadali Sc zkrze kon9, a starry Sc
ma podafen6ho syna hnal obuskem
kdyz tento isj still do nohy.
Zdarny synek byl zatGen a tata die
~vyjadfenf Sc lekafu jej osetfujicich
Dude nesti trvaIf znamky.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-04-08

Pierre, 5-Fred Hanson, jenz
jest naimut rencafi podel feky
White, ably hubfl seds vlky, obdf-
Eel $500 odm9ny. Hansen tyto
peufze vydslal "a iedinS den ne
bot Sc mu podafilo yypatrati sami
ci, kterou stopoval, al k iejfmu
hnizdu kde msla devst mlad5ch
kter9 vsecky znicil.