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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-09
Saws Guns Came from L. 5.

When Mr.. Balfour said that guns for
monitors had been designed for capital
ships. Sir Arthur Basil Markham,
Liberal member for Nottinghsmshire,
THE monitor guns came from
America"
There vas more than one .ot OF
guns" retorted Mr.. Bslfour.
Continuing the First Lord ss d the
monitors had proved OF the greatest
value. but that all the monitors IN the
world would not add title Of strength
70 the Grand Fleet; they could not
work with the Grand Fleet, and were
not intended 10 work with II. He did
not assert that 1t was wrong 20 build
these vessels, which had done very
good service in the Dsrdanelles and on
the coast Of Belgium, and Nigh yet
do good service again; but II was not
right that those who had deliberately
and perhaps rightly-veskened the
Grand Fleet 10 create those monitors
should turn around and say: y gu are
neglecting the Grand Fleet.
Colonel Churchill. IN reply. charged
Mr.. Balfour with using every parlia-
mentary device OF vhich he was u sster
10 make an effective answer. He SAID
that the First Lord had put in crudely'
exaggerated form. the charges when
he ChurchilD had brought.
Colonel Churchill said he greed
there was no reason for alarm as 10
the strength or readiness OF the navy
All he desired 20 do was 20 sound a
note OF necessary warning. and he was
only restrained by regard for public
interest from making il still stronger.
"If we could associate, "'he said, the
guiding power OF Lord Fisher with the
carving on OF Lord Fishers policy
great public advantage would result
Speech Sensation of Year.
The return from the front OF CoiOnei
Churchill 70 criticise the management
OF the navy under his successor, MI.
Balfour. has been the political serSa-
ton OF the year.
Colonel Churchill's demand for rein-
statement OF Lord Fisher. with whom
he auarrelled over the Dardanelles eA-
nedition when the latter was First sea
Lord. was a complete surprise. News,
papor comment indicates Colonel
Churchill has rot improved his popu-
laritv by his speech IN the Commons.
For tho first time since he left the
Admiralty. Lord Fisher to-day attend
Cd full meeting Of the War Council
presided over by Premier Asquith X
Is understood Lord Fisher WAS invited
20 ioin the War Council temporarily,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-09
TEUTON FLEET
IN BRIEF DASH
Continued from page !

duced in this manner 20 avoid giving
total amounts.
Says Churchill lnsulted.
Mr.. Balfour in his speech said he
considered Colonel Churchills "spol-
ogv" 10 Lord Fisher as little short OF
an insult 10 Sir Henry Jackson, Lord
Fishers successor as First Sea Lord.
Colonel Churchill's suggestion TO re-
call Lord Fisher to Office, Mr.. Bslfour
declared, had been listened TO with pro.
found stupefGction. lie characterized
Colonel Churchil's suggestion as
paradox Of the widest and most eN'
trsvagant kind, and proceeded to pay
warm tribute TO Sir Henry Jackson
He said he should regard himself as
contemplate beyond the power OF eN,
preston if he yielded to the demand
for supercession Of Sir Henry by Lord
Fisher, made in such manner by Colo
mel Churchill.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
ORLEANS
CONT NUED FROM PAGE FIVE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE
Miss Clara Bennett, who is taking
the nurses course in Battle Creek
SAM arium, injured her arm very seri
ously while out on skis with some Of
the other nurses. 1t is reported that
the arm is broken very badly and may
result IN a serious condition.
We have quite q number Of people
on the sick list here. Mumps and grin
are still prevailing. Among those who
have been i'll are Mrs. G.. P. Stevens.
c. A. Dodge, Miss Gladys Chandler,
Mrs. W. A. Twombly. George Twom-
bly,, Arthur Ordway, Miss Florence
Giles. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross and
Mrs. G. d. French.
Rehearsals for the cantata, 1.-THE
Rose Maiden," are progressing rapidly.
The committee hope to present it
March 18th and 1t5h This cantata
promises to be one OF the finest must.
cal productions ever prepared and pre-
sented by local talent. The program
Will appear next week.
Miss Hazel Harris, Mrs. Lillian
Woodbury. and Mrs. Inez Bassett are
completing arrangements for an old
fashioned dance to be given about
IVA a! Ch ~. Inc patfOneSSeS are Mrs.
Il. =. Doe. Mrs. A. g. Harris, Mrs. C..
u. french, Mrs. A. Fl. SWEET, Mrs G.
| 3. Rowell and Miss Edith Lothrop.
Burroughs 8 orchestra of five pieces will
be IN attendance and new dances will
be barred.
| Two Polanders were arrested fo,
lntoxlcation last week and taker
| before Justice of the Peace Dickens
Upon payment of fine and costs they
disclosed upon two other Polander:
living In the Kimball block. The prem
Uses were at once raided and twent,
quarts of intoxicating liquor found
The suspected parties were take1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
SOUTH ALBANY
Vote Eyes" on the yellow ticket.

Vote ''yes" on the yellow ticket.
Mrs. Ann Corley, who has been very
i'll, is improving.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Calderwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Labounty are
the parents Of little daughter.
Mrs. Foss is slowly recovering from
serious illness with pneumonia.
Fred Williams has been spending
seyera! days in st. Johpsbury visiting
his sister, Mrs. Fred Chase.
Walter Uric, who has been attending
the dairy school in Burlington for the
past two months, came home Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Anderson was called to
Greensboro Bend one day last week as
witness in a school case tried there.
There will be a'penny social held at
the church Thursday evening. Every
one cordially invited. Don't forget
your pennies.
Willie Wylie came from the hospital
at Burlington Tuesday to the home of
his sister. Mrs. c. E. Anderson. He is
much improved.
Clarence, the Oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Anderson, recently enter
tanned seven of his little friends in
honor of his fifth birthday.
All those who attended the entertain
ment given by Alton Packard Wednes-
cay evening of last week, at East
Craftsbury, were very much pleased
and were we'll repaid for going.
The village school taught by Miss
Doris Cameron of West Glover closed
Friday. The following pupils had no
marks during the term: Ila Uric.
Bernice Martin, Dorothy Martin, Edna
Rowell and Everett Rowell. Guila
Rowell was absent one and a half
days, Raymond Graham one and a
half days and Hermon Richardson two
days. Miss Cameron has worked earn
estIy and faithfully with her pupils
and we are very glad that she is to
return for the spring term.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
SPECIALISTS In CHINA.
They Know to a Nicely Just Where
Their Work Begins and Ends.

The EngliShman knows how to serve,
and he knows how to be served, says
Isaac Taylor Headland in Home Life
In China but in the matter Of service
and serving even the Englishman must
take a second place, for the Chinaman
has specialized service such as has
never been done in Great Britain.
We sometimes think we are special
lists in the west. We have our eye
specialists, a kind Of servant, of course,
although l simply use them to illus
trate what wish to say here, but they
the eye that of the ear, the nose and
the throat. They have not got down
to last analysis of specializing as the
Chinese doctor has.
A man had been shot with an arrow,
the head of which was buried in the
flesh. He tried to pull it out, but the
skin had closed over the head, and he
was not able to do so. He went to a
physician to get him to remove it. The
doctor promptly sawed the shaft off
close to the skin and then demanded
his fee. But" said the sufferer, "the
head of the arrow is still inside"
"Quite right said the doctor. 81
am specialist. l deal only with out
side diseases. If you want the head
taken out you will have to go to an
other specialist who cares for inside
ailments"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
ALL. THE ALBANYS
ALBANY

Vote Eyes" on the yellow ticket.
Arthur Finn of Troy was in town the
first OF the week
Harvey Ferry visited his brother in
Boston last week.
The schools in town closed Friday
for the spring vacation. gS
Stacey Phillips spent the weekend
with friends at Orleans. -
Katharine Lanphear was home from
Craftsbury over Sunday.
Merton Watson visited his sister in
Craftsbury the first of the week.
Mrs. Finn has so far recovered as to
resume her duties in the postoffice. ~>~-
William Kelley from Lowell visited
his daughter, Mrs. Finn, Tuesday of
last week.
= James Hamilton, who has been away
working for several months. returned
home Saturday.
r. NJ. Cowles attended the state
bankers association at St. Johnsbury
Tuesday of last week.
DR.. Goddard accompanied two pa.
HINA1SS ~ VIC SplIdI dC Ots JOnIlSDuIY
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hall of Greens.
boro visited her parent. Mr.. and Mr..
Harry Ducklas, the last of the week.
The Epworth League will give a
silhouette party and conundrum SUD-
per at the M. E. church vestry Friday
evening, March 3.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Methodist church next Sunday and
hear the story of the Pink Rose" a
beautiful service with musical ar
raDgement
The ladies' social club met with Mrs.
Fred Newton Wednesday of last week.
The roll call was answered by quota
tons from Longfellow. Paper, Mrs.
Chase: reading, Mrs. Bradley; sing
ing, Star Spangled Banner and Ameri-
ca. Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting is March 8
with Mrs. D. H. Hackett.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
THE ASPEN.

At that awful hour of the
Passion when the Saviour of the
world felt deserted in his agony;
when
The sympathizing sun his light
withdrew
And wondered how the stars their
dying Lord could view;
when earth, shaken with horror,
rang the passing bell for Deity
and universal nature groaned,
then from the loftiest tree to the
loWliest flower all felt a sudden
thrill and, trembling, bowed
their heads--all save the proud
and obdurate aspen, which said:
"Why should we weep and trem-
BILE? We trees and plants and
flowers are pure and never sin
ned!' Ere it ceased to speak an
Involuntary trembling seized it's
every leaf, and the word went
forth that it should never rest,
but tremble on until the day Of
judgment.-Old Legend.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
before the municipal court at Newport
and held under $500 bonds.

The annual gentleman's night of the
Mothers club was held at the Congre-
gational church chapel on Tuesday
evening of this week. The program
consisted of musical and literary
numbers. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake. and coffee were served. Contest s
were enjoyed and various prizes award
ed the winners The arrangements
were under the direction of Mrs. G. A.
Barney, Mrs. Colby Stoddard, Mrs. B.
II Alden, Mrs. e. r. Townsend and
Mrs F. l. Lanphear.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01

Brazil.
You can put all the United States
except Alaska in Brazil and have 200.
600 square miles left
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TORNADO Radio Y
CASTECH STREDNlCH
A J|zNICH STATU
Dev6t osob ma jihozapade bylo u.
smrceno u znacna skoda zpu.
sobena ma budovach.
TEZ NEBRASKA POSTIZENA.
znacna skoda zpasobena byla take
stredni casti Iowy. -- Velka
skoda v Oklahoma.

DcniSon, Tex" u. kyttna. --
Drytt osob bylo usmrccno usm
atrlcet porantno a mtstetko kcmT
city, Okla., osm mil v}chodnd %
Denlsou bylo 1pInt zniGcno lorna
dem, ktert postlhIo pruh zcmt, tf
ctvrti mile Slroky a pet mil dIouh}
Y Kemp city srkci. Dvanat oh.
chodnlch budov, dvollposchodov{ =
hotel Scdcsat reSidcnci Kemp
City byIo zniteno. .)e to podruhf
v posleduich nekoIika Irterh, go
toto male mtStetko o 300 obyvatr-
Itch bYIO post lzeno tornadem. Osm
obdti Il dewitt bylo tomio mtstc-
dku II dryata obtf, dItko, nsmrrr-
no bylo pr znl6rni obydIi pravt
pres tcrVcnou rrku V TcXaSl. t.
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pud}, v}chodhe odtnd znmIlo
dfe larmarSkn hthF"hL heknItk
ho@podhrSk,Ffh hndo' II ]pnSohIlo
llnou skod'l ma mhJr'kn' Tax" ne
k"lIk osah hFlo poraneno u Jrdnh Z
men 'hzte'
oxford. Neh., u. kv6tna. q.
znamuir sr h. prudka hnulr. rx
nostihln sekcl npdaleko WiIsonylI-
h.. Fnrnas okres take zpnsnhlu
skodu y Beaver CITY. u.
kresnim sidle. Take faSti vlrhnd
nihn Colorado hyly nnstllrny
boufi. Nelka skndn hyIu
1nasohrna We Fort Morgan a Nh
mu \ nosleslne lmennvnutm mista
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AMOR JE JEDNiM ZE ZfgKA.
VATELU HLAsU A yYHLf
ri JAKO VITEZ,
Maltbo bhzka lAsky mono naltzti
zApage o hlasy. -~ Podnecuje
jistebo mladeho muze, ably H.
skal automobil pro rye
dcycc.
ZVLASTNf HLAgY A CENY.

Cd osme hodiny ranni dne 20.
kyetna do desate hodiny vecer.
nj dne 2. ceryna, 1916, kazdy ri.
glsAyatel hlasu, ktery odeyzda
do nfadoyny 20 S15 noyeho
pfedplatneho, po jednom anebo
We skupinach, obdrzi 10000 mi.
mofadnych hlasu; 20 $4,000
pfedplatneho 10000 mimofad.
nych hlasu. Tyto mimofadne
hlasy dany budou kandidatum
pfi ukonceni platnosti teto ma
bidky yedle hlasu, ktere pravi.
delne jsou davany 20 kazde no.
We predplatne.
Vedle toho pax kazdemu, kdo
bude gchopen ziskati 20 $50 q.
nebo vice noyeho predplatneho
bude dan zlaty petidolar.
Vsechno predplatne, poslane
po5tou, bude pocitAno prave TAX
jako kdyby prineseno bylo do
dradovny, ale postovni razitko
na obalce, obsahujici takoye
predplatne, musi naznacovati, |
re bylo poslano pred ukoncenim
platnosti teto nabidky.
.NEJLEPsf NABfDKA "a.
PASU.
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OkoIi Drh MoillrH

nikIa zrantnl. OkoIi Dcs Moiurs
mtIo znatn} dfM,
Muskogcc, okla, q. kV6tna. ~
Zna1nh skoda II Mrdty un zjyotcch
ioko y%Srdck rdddni torrddn ..
zna,nnji ~ h ndoIl C"ryoud rcky
Zprdyy 4 jiu[ch sckci stdtu take
ozuamuji znadnou skodL VI
Woodward. OkIau vice jnk dyarct
osob byIo porantno, kdyI Stan
'rhortauQla spoIrtuosti byI Htrzm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24
Wilson nazna6il, 20 praoovati
bude pro mir.

Charlotte, y. e.. II. ky"lnu,
President Wilson yc syt rccI. pro
uescua zde phi priIr1itostl osInyy
stcho IA prytho vlroti MeekIen
hursktbo prohiaseni nrodyisIostl
pronesl uekolk slov. klera poya
lnNuua ls0u la nuzuaerui, a. 90
nridtive tahull prucl ta ntelem IL.
taVrrni mtrlL Ma ~ IA to, A. pre-,
~ldeut Wilson povaauje pritomnoo
duhu IA vhodnnu k zahhjeui huuti
ba uir. Ma az an 10, IL president
n, iadti ~ urtt6ii prrl mirov}m
shromd1dtntm We Washinetnnt
.t.tt8ft wtsIatu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24

I0nd}n. -. kV6tua. RllA0Fr
uskutctnlIi east syrho bIayniIlo II
Ir asijskGtn 1urorku. spoiiIi II" y
AngIicany X boz protl 1urknn ua
f"cr 1lgrls. Soudasht ~ zprayou o
tom. H. oddiI rusk}rh kohiku pin
p0jlI Il" k aupjrk@ aruhdd ra r.
rc Tjgris Y M"sopolamii, oznamU-
j" So, H. 1urci yykIldIIl l'cthale.
ssla, syoJl ptrdni poslrl ma frr" II
girls, a byli AngIlGauy yytInrrni ia
kG ~ syIrh opryntn}rh po>lr II
DujalIamr,
I'rrdul zpr1vH % SltUacj podfI
rrky Tigrls prayi;
"Grnpra Lake oZtamujc, Ir
dine ~. kyttnu u"pritrI yykIidlI
itrtlaIrssIa. prrdni poslri ma pra-
ytm bfchu frky Tigris. General
Gorringc, nasleduj" ncpril"ic, ma.
padI n dobyI turrck$ch oprYn@-
uich posir u Dujallamu. Nopiit"l
do,ud ndrHujc vi poslcc II Sauna
yatl IN lcvfm bichu rrkY, Oddil
r,skd .izdy pripojiI 80 k arm1dt
VeneraIa Gorringr po odvaznf a
tIobrodrnzuf ccstt.
.lr to ptVni zprava opcrarich
angIick(ch voisk V McSopotamIl
od pAdu kut -EI-Amara. Atkollv
naznatujc, ze Turei dosud mali
We syych rukon Sannaynt poslcc
ua Icvtm biehu rrky fjgrls, kde|
jejich odpor utinll n"moMnosti po-
Nkytnuti pomoci armadt gcnerala
Townxhcnda, obIiGent V kut FL
Amara, prcrc byla vitaua q ohI".
dem ua pfckvapujici ornament, n
oddiI rUAkt iizdy po dohrodru%
NJ iizdt, pripoiI y" X yojskn gene
riIa Gorringe IA jlznim brrhn rr
KY Tigris. .lak tohoto dUlrzlt'ho
spoJcni b}lo dorll"ho, j. i""'d ne
2namo daIsi zpravy o tom ofr'a
yany jsou dychtIyostl.
Mi So IN 10, H. tcnto rusIF od
diI piiset od ruskf armady, ktcrd |
ohrolaje khanlknn. ale zUstaEa |
IoNud 2ahadon kdr II Iak Rusofr /
piekrofl rrku, 1ellrll nahlt obJr.
vcui sc.s armadou generalH Cor
ringe yyvolalo take otaHkU, poda
riIo.il ~ jlz Rusllm prcrizuouil
tagdadskou lelcznei II Mosun, \
kaldtm pripade toto nrnrrkhvane
nhieycui Sc rWskt ji1dy Arsopo
tamil j. velklm prekyaponim, pra
VI lak iuko pryni pylodtni rn-
sk}rh yoist y MurseiIlrs il ir 40
wynn dhkazem rfehlosti pohybu rn
kfrh yoisk y Male ASH
Y nkoli Nerdum hole mczt frau
routskfm ntmrek{m volskom
rokratuii ST. fnutuma prthkosti.
lfraneouzskt zakopy prud luie -
syuhy tdpadut od le Mart llon.
nue. hyly dohyly Ntmel. tatln eo|
Fraueouloyt dohyli dyou Eakopo .
ua eeste od rAnes L llauraurtu.
lprlin nxuumuie, IL yler mk ! ainE
trancouxa hylo aajato a sestnaet
strniot{tb pasek osm dal uko.
.attnu kraiina l.e Mort llonme I
Aryrfne{ehudnb nd peFunstl |
Fraurnufnee dnhylt na NtlheiFh
knmruue Iauy llaullromotitu
eamh sa Nenfo ukefisttlI ttNfttI
stroiat2 pHsky Ma sh,tkn Frontv /
htir htlt uhmrfent tcuom MA I'D
lustfpir, L hote a ,nmrboplaFefkt
aap#st n ltaku ttHftke rtrhn
IN i nkuli sW Mart llnmme doslo
tu prulkem hnnhauinraui fran
eougsksph paste klpf@ lfyatn NJ
uEvh tematltttefF hatitH NtChat
mi "a Le Mart lIemms Afmgam
rnslafiIn - ,ntkupntl Ia ffanfnna
sAteh pigdnieh aaknpN alr httt
ulrh ttmaf thned Nttlaeenl IA
Anglttaat udratili .l,a usaspks j
utaky i nkpli l.nas = Nlellie i ir ]
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produkee nebraaakyeh tarem,

laucoiH, Nehu II, kv6lna. Il"
kretaf Netor ad sthlnt aemfdtlsk,
aly shfumahltt uoron statisliku q
pradnket tentdalekt Y Nphfasee,
ukauiri. a. tata y ruee lnlA hFh
prumerllt na lrdm tarmU - ats
" Nrhfasee uultfa se la1 .bls ia.
rem. die yladuiho efnM, q relknNa
pnalukFe v chilli a tnhstkn htla i
peo minMttm ta.l. l.aiaf3s tena
,inhttka ndhainula htla na fstSia
.lhl - kHtim ru tpnH ohtltHg agle
Htp. ayaer a pod, oslha,lnuta ht
la ia s.ttt 81 .lsln.
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rncAsI PRO oMAHu A okoLi

nmaha i akall Aeuslalent.
Nebraska NelalAtene pnaast y
Innitli mnfu6 takAlnl snpbt !
ultFs tastfane p,almfatnal iadna
selka amSna ' rerlute
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rudy kaudld1tfl. ac TO Amor, ma.
lidk} b1zrk l1sky.
! haI% Amor zapnll Vi syoji serpu
II yydaI NJ VI hIasy do opraydy. -
Serpa byIa vsim, go mel X zapnuti.
ale AIibuje, ze prinuti mnoht, ably
No hodn6 prjtiniIi, chttji-Ii .jcj
|prrkonati IA ccstt k eli.
Amor preje Vi ziskati jcden an
tonobi0. Jc Y zdpase V osobe j.
stfho mladtho mlze, vice presnf
irtcno. ktcr} jc rozhodnut ziskati
jrdcu h automobile pro Svoji nej-
InlIojSi,
Tcnto mlad} muz svtrI Sc re
dnkto1l zdpasu, zc jeho milcnka
pfrjc Nj mltl automobil IL proto
yHtoupII do zapaSu, by jej ziskal.
'I'nto diyka mn pomaha ziskavati
hIasy. I'tyoriIi SpoIl p6knl pdrek
jsoucc pobdddni IASkou, jistt ry-
chile budml konaii ccStlt k eli Il bu-
dol tcHko k prekondni
"NidtI jsrm podobn% zdpaS V
.Imen mtsi6 ziskdvatclt hlasn,
kt"W ziSkaIi rcuy, dociliI toho
Mudno, praviI, "Ryl jsem pre-.
kyapro, kdyz yidtI jsem podob.
uou nabidku Hde, Moje d6yte Sc
mUc ptuIo, mIdemr.Il Schopni kdy-
koliv opatrli 81 automohil, a& 50
spnIu mechanic oddnti.
lhldrme mitl automohil leste
Dive, fekl jsem j, Vim, kde ieJ
do~latl, stoilpimp do tohoto "a
rusu II nay diva mnheme automohll
liakat, ruideme do tohoto zapusu
do upraydy. Nehudeme otdleti "A
hupme rrHroFatl ia Aiskavanl
hInsl kaflnu mInutu kteron prh
81 tetu Mldcmr mnei venoYatl, rs
wldra pa svtch pfatelieh IL sou.
srdech u ja p0idu po sefrh ana
mtrh a rtatrllch. -
10 lr ip,Inu lr xaitmav(eh veel
tahoto annasu, klcre rrdaktor ID
rusu ulhuliI, tkatuje 10, lak tata
pnsuht ua runt lldt, H.
mn1ui llm duelleni vbri, po klerNeh
dluuhu tmslll, l'feetpte II hofrJsl
tslaslnl uahldee hlasn,
klrFa j. uyui y plutuostt rfsmsle
tas tn ltsle, ahrslr ystnupill da
sapn.u nkumklt. hata tam Ia
ahNstr iostali ~ dn 20
ptrtil syneaill. llu,lnn YAM po
sktluuty mimofalne hlasy "a mi
suahu zadaa lepsi ma
hiiku nuhuhe u1luana hullnnpna
.ila sslupte ,ln tapasu lhned
i'tasinyna fedakiatn tapasn lev
ttslp tllf N sa nth N le al~
slrua ml ! IA hadn tann du \ ha
in NeeFf,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24
Rnsove dobyli dalSiho mesta ma
perske frontt.

Pctrohrad, u. kvdtna. Pokln
ouiirc Y" vyklizovdni pcrsir od
ncprdt",>k$ch yoj4k, knaoY" za0
jail m,'Slo Sakkyz u postorlpIIl k
Ballu, die ozndmrui yAIetnt Gra.
dovny, Ma ntmcckd fpontt nepfi.
tel odrazen byI II Darevo, jihoyT-
rhodnt od Baranovid". Pfichod
t1rcck}ch POSI- od kut EI-Amora
zostayiI pontkud ruSk" poIyby
smGr"m k Bagdad,l, die Sdtlrnl
MOI toIufuh 1nrnv
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24
Lynch odsouzen byl do zalare
ma 10 let.

I.ond%n, 81 ky"tno Jrrrml
ah {. Lynch, naturaIisoyan% Anne
rican, Y jrhoz znjmU yysInnec Page
obratil ~ ma auglirkou vIAdu ua
zadost prrsidcnta WiISora, odsou
zen by na 10 lrt do zalar" pro II.
east ma irskr rryoIuci. die ozudmc.
nj amcrlcktho konsuIa DubIina,
Informarr tomto smyslU byIa jim
posIdua amerlrktmu vysIaori
pagroyL Lynch byI usvfdrrn 4 Il
east na lrskt rrvoucl pred vojcn-
sk{m Soudcm We stredtl a We rtyr.
lex mel b(tl vyurHrn rozsudrk,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24
Cisar Frantisek Josef nemocen.

Rim, a. kvttna. ~-- NasIcdkcm
nrmocl nrmohI se cisar lrantisek
Josef slltastniti dnIczitt SchIlzc ko~
rmni rady We Nidui, die zprdy, .joz
doslv ne SyIcarska.
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Funston sada dalsi voisko.

SAt Antnhlns Ten IL kkellih
Grneral Funston lrIrrratosal Hau
"a daiost q dalsi pohrpdm delu
sttelee h palralo,aui pnmed pr,
lilr lsend krailnt, tuastnu rro
hlasil. IL yniska. u,td ma pomesi
40 nnlazalivi, nrtlostaautr tHn
aton po6ldal dale "a dalsi uaklai
ni automohilp. lea mali hflt po
slams da Naealrt. ArlRu i lapfa
" Hoista a palfph poirI pnpuatt
plukoynik sihleN, velilel ytpfaty
Nlnrathonskt, naltsa - aNtleet
nil od pompti A major I.aughnrne
~ sNtm nslsllem lsa nail ad pnmr
Al, Sihley nsnamil EnnalnnnNi, IT.
eha otl,llls nalsaaii - ua reslt tpA
leeni a ~ l.anrhornrnt wl,tl do
taai \ paueal , llert
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0DDlL RUSKYCH KOzAK0 PO 3D.
vAzNE CESTE PR|POJ|L SEX
ANCL|CANOM Ma RECE T|CR|Su

ondyn Je preyapcn ycho8 mskych poybn dulezteho
tohoto Dpojeni bylo doceno zIsaya zahadou Ruske
dily objeyily V anglich6rn taborc neoGekavane
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24

Nov} ziskayatcl hIasu vstoupil V
rudy kaudldhtI. Jc to Amor, ma.
Ii1k} b6zrk I1sky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-24

Amor pfcjc Vi ziskati jcdcn \ an
lomobiI0. Jc zapase V osobt j.
sttho mIadtho mnze, vice pfcsnt
ictrno. ktcr} .c rozhodnut ziskati
irdcu h automobile pro Svoji nej-
,nilcjsi.