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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
HloCinna vlna Y Berlln6.

IInar ~ C,rvrurr. Itrrlm
po>illrn byl lDorlnnou ymou il ne.
nj ied,n.Lo dine ktrrl by uepr.
.urJ yrazl, srbryrazdy u limo llo.
amy rnklr.lost m,slr na.lrdkcm
lrrbty nr,hnlnyrh yr yalcc ir 10.
ho nri+iuou ,llr pahledu memo
rhyrb krininnlopo 4 nosIpdnlrh
u9koI,ku tllnrch ,pn4aGni yulla
anrho .rhryrnzla nld sr trmef
knlIshn dine y Iirrlma. Znrayam
d lom neyspuir Lrrliu,ky trk vel
kr nnznrno.tl . ohlrdem ma zalcm.
A,rrl ,ul Ma q ,alr9ne uIalnstt
4 tsrhIn duerh diva dayeata ,loml
.,tla 81. lolnrlr ma lime diya, a a
Il, ,uakh lntt,nl. tayralltla H.
, !, mrr.on dala do kufm a ina.
-IaIa il a. uu4hn ma,n. umdy
nn,ststa la,tr,l,l s,ou ,,.tru.
prrJ snud,,n rraha,h xr se.lru
,,urfrl sl,., il he wi polalala. u
h., il usmrrh n,l ulsouaau lm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
JAMES WHITCOMB
RILEY, BAsN1K, MRTEv.
ProSluly americky spiSoyatel ze-
mfel We SVEN domove We start
tfiaSedesat let,

indianapolis, Ind, %. fcryrncc
james Whitcomb Riley, prosIuII
d6tsky basuik, zcmrcl We SVEN o.
bydIi dnrs kratcr po II, hodln6
yetcr po zdchvatn mmyIcp. Riley
utrpGl zachvatrm hncd v hOdln-
mach rannich, ale jrnom jrh9 ro-
dina byIa o tom Uy6domdna.
Riley byI bcz odporu nrJpopu-
Iarntj8;m basnlkem amcrlck%m Y
priiomnd grncraci. We Svf porU-
lnritG byI Soupcrcm LongfcIlowa
IA Whitticra. Cd pryniho svtho
yystouprni byl vyjimkou prayi-
vlla, 10 yc yersovani ncni zadn%ch
vftGzkH, Jcho knihy proddVaIy
Sc yrImi dobre cd poGdtku a syf-
NM tyurci plinaSc]y zuarnt y%tGz-
Ky, tax zc basnik nahromadlI
ZmaGnt jm6ni.
Riley narodlI Sc Y Greenfield V
rocc 1858 Il 20 vychozrni Sltol IA
hajiI Svoji karidru iako krcSIlf
napisu Jcho prvni verse byIy IL
vcrcjn6ny Ictrch Scdmdcsdtyrh,
Pred tim prisply0I baSntmi, hIa.
VnG hUmOrStirk{nl, DO ruZnycl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
bOMBA USMRT|LA 6
L|DI PR| PRUVODU
PRO POHOTOVOST
Ctyricet jinych lidi bylo pri tom
poraneno q mnozi Mich
yelice vazne.
CELE ZAsTUpY v PANICE
v pruvodu nalezalo 30 $4,000 lidi,
-- Ma &c "a to, 10 jedna 10 0
dilo anarchistu.

San FrauciSko, Cal, -. Gcrvcu.
&c. ~~ Scst osob bylo uSmrccno a
vice jak Gtyrlcct ran6no, 2 nichl
scdmatficot vhane. toh0to odps 's.
due, kdy pekclny pfistroj yybuchI
Y zAstup,l, prihIiAejicimu yclkfmu
prllVodu pro prlpraYcnoSl V KITE
rem pochodOValo 10000 Iidi. III.
sicr divakt "A tech, ktcri naIGzali
81 Y prlIvodu, ncdalcko Stewart II
Market uIic, kdc y}buch Se udaI,
uyr&cno byIo Y panIku, Prnyod Y
ltrhto miSicch byl lpln6 prrru-
Sen.
Thnok, Y ktcrtm pokeIn} pr.
stroj Sc nnItHal, byl mniSten ano.
bo vrzcn na chodnik. Jak k W.
hlchu doSIo, pollclr prrSn6 memo
hla 2jlstlti dncs ycccr Take po
parhutcll ncbylo durs vrccr zad
~ stopy (smrronl hyIi; PAM II.
t. knappoya, Alameda, CAL Dr,
ncorgr l., Painter, Berkeley; l."
II. lumhorn, Alamtla George
lMWlor. MllI Valley, tal Arthur
Nrl7on LarkapUr, talo a ATTAIN
l'oN ~ San tranciska. PEI ~
srdmatriritI rm6nych urporhyhnt
umrr.
,listy tasopI, san Fraurj>kU
ohdrlel y mnuI}eh dncrh dopIS,
Y ktertm vyhroloyauo byIo pr
mou ukH" protl pohotoyoStl ro-
stoyui 0redulcl o1uamlli, le rozc-
,lauy hyly postoNm l,stky roz-
uym firmam \ San franctsku, Y
ktcrych vyhro1ovdno bylo tam6st-
uuvatelum pom,tou, jestlitr doyo-
II, ably lrIlch zalnestuancl pod.leh
sc ua Iruvode pro pohotovost
Nserhny tyto llstkN hSIy tadrhuy
o udvyxlauy rrueraIulmu poalml
struvl
Nthurh prtsel lako lraeDokr Ny
yrytoloui ueivetst vlastrugrkr dr-
mouslfacr historic San t'rauets
SKA Nejmtut pa,lrsat tn,r usob
se sau Fauctska, Oakland a vseeh
tDmtr mtat ua nhou strauaeh "a.
llyu poebodovale po Market uhr
vt Asl "a pal bodmy po tt. kdy
pte,lui cast protudu ptesla ST.
warI Market uitpl abyal se ntoc
as v{hueb, ktegtm ruHtua hkla
ukua uSkol,ka hloeieh a llde "A
,vsleni te smatyk llomha ythu
ehle y mhlrrh, k,lr naDttatf So
palhusll tastupE NeIkt mnoAstys
udi sfaAeRe hyta l semt a rane
pa. uaNah se sfkfikF, yolAul q
ptepsni pafvk a plAa
paghaIel naplnll malou Cast ira
blee ltRamllrm aneho nllraRltee
rusa = nstalpk YKpluil keuskN 81
Iowa a kulkamt kaNi honba ~
hachla. kausky elaNa l,lah IA
,AeehnA slraNN iaka pil Nthuehu
AapHstu 10 yhsih, kdy desla /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26

yybuchu, pocbodoyaIa uIici Dya
n6ctd diyise, tyorcna yctcrdny
Pryniho caIifornSktho pIuku, "A
span6Isk}mi yctcrany,
PoIicic ma IA to, zc byIi to a
narchistd. ktcri byIi zodpoytdn%-
mi IN tcnto Gin. Emma GoIdma
nova, znhmd vdd4lynt anarcbistl,
ktcra III prayt prcdnaSj, poprcIa
zo by anarchistt byIi zodpoytd
n}ml "a tcnto akt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
Turci postupuji ma Suez.

LondYn, %. Gcrvcncc, --~ Novy
postup turcckych vojsk ma polo
,strovt Sinajsktm ma yzddlenost
triciti mil cd SuezskGho prupla-
vi oznamen byl anglickym autori-
tam, kterG sdtIiIy, zc angIicka jiz-
da pfisIa do styku Turky ze
urintna byIa plisIusnd opatreni k
icIcni tomuto noy6mu tureckemu
pOhYbu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
Rakousko zvysilo cenu tabaku
o doutniku.

Widen, %. tcryence. -- Rakou-
ska vldda rozhodla Sc zy$siti ee-
nu tabaku, doutniku a cigaret o
wee jak padesat procent. Timto
krokcm zyyScn budc yyt6zek ta-
bakovtho monopoIu vice jak
100000, 900 rotnt. Take poStovni
popIatky mail b}ti zyyseny o 80
prorcnt, pres SiInou oposici OBJ
nhndnlhn sNGlA-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
slalnl koNvenee yaeoh JIM.

lIntulu, Neb-, Il etfytUte.
rtisu atert ma hfti die fabona
,lnrn atalutvh kouNenvi vseeh pa
srrau "a 0ttlrm ayalen
uuN sch stsluieb vlborN a yydanl
rlnfutmA Rrputlikani a pokro
kuvgt kunatt hudnu syuli knnNen
vt n IatHenlu a damukfNtt y lIast
HHs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
Zapas II Verdunu trva pul roku

pariz, -. ccrVrncr. Pred Sc.
.stl mesiri armada utmerktho ko-
uuuho prince zahaJlIa svoip ito.
Ky ma Nrrdm Cd -. lcdua to.
hotu roku ucpretrllte doralela ne
mrcka vojska ua vrlkou truuroux
skou pevnost, ale Nrrdhu dosud
lc pal fraurouasknu trikotnrou.
hehcm posIv,luirh utkollka tldun
tlak ua NrrdUu hYI poutkud IL
mruSru. \ posl,,uich ,nrrh duslo
Il prtdktuu hntuharluvaui fran
rounkyeb puslr, ale \ noslrdnirh
ttyfladNartll hoIluagh uetuslu L
taduemu aloku r}a ,,otN lloku
ua Nrrlm prrlehdtrlu rrmkr
humhar,Ioyau,. ktcrrnu ue4fo
Nualo se ladut ptjtomur yaIye
Toto bombarloyaui trValu pu ut
kultk dni Ntntei \ pyuirh dutrh
svvbo nAroht dnelltll neIEtIsiho
usp9rbu pfrd touta fanewttskou
peynosti dobyyae iedenadyaettl
ttvyre3ulrh mn uspmt ud pnui
bo tt,lne dohylt ,lalsich padesAlt
ttvrrttutgh mit Nemet lahaHh
syoii olpualvu asl srttm mil I'd me
sta. y sestl m@sigigh stale mma
la postuposalt, tax be nyni ualtsa
II ~ t,nom ttl mlie od vlastm pfy
uuslt htsto samnlnt io apabut
p,sskaefuo vslkNmi uSmeektml
,ltglamL ale lyho atrAnei naltaaii
a. ! rpltemnieh opeynenieh pfed
peyuastt nhfanei lspu iis,i, H. -
ilm mbslo podatl uhrAuili
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26


~ tydcn bityy na Somme potind
dobrc pro sp0Jenrc u OrekdYa ~,
H. budr bohaty ma duleAit@ y}yo
jo. Pred puInoci Y sobotu AngIi
cane zah6jiIi ntok na crlt Iinil od
Poizicrcs k GuIIrm0ntu n skmcc.
most, ze general IIalR byI schopcn
2ahAjiti olcnsiyu TAX brzy po ne
lISpeSnych protIIItocich Y poslcd
nm t{dnu, pri ktrr%ch SiInd ne
mcckh vojska hyla zam6stndna
povazovdna j. za dobrou pred
zytst Bojc byIy ncjrWdGiho cha.
raktcru. N6mci YynaIozlIi Yse.
chny syojc silly, ably zabranllj An
gIItanhm Y p0stupu ia lcJlch tire.
II linil poSic,
rosIedni zprayy \ hIayniho sta
IN angIickt armAdy yc Francil
Ic oZnamoyaly, Ae AustraIGau6 pc.
vn6 usadiIi sc V Poi2icrcs a po
stupovali po obou strandch ceStY
Smerem k Bapaume, Zatlm go YES
nice GuilIcmont Il Longucyal byly
sy6dky stridavtho vdlctntho ste.
sti. Obe vesnlce zm6nlly svOjc pa
ny nokolikrdtc. Pozd6 v noel bojr
vcdeny byly nejvetSi. zllriyostl.
Nemock6 protilltoky. prhye prove
dcnt prot francouzskym poslclm,
ukdzaly se Stejn6 ne1sptSnyml q
spojcnci nyni bojnji IA postupuji
sm6rem ku Combles, ktcrazto osa
da nalezd sc jenom dive mile od
Guillemontu. Die spolchliyych III
formaci, AngIi6ant a Francouzoy(
cd |. tervcncc 2ajall vice lako
26, 600 Teutonfl, ttrndct del II Sto
strojoyych pnsck.
Il yychodni fronty dorhaz"JI
zpravy o dalsich rusk%ch lIspt
Sich. General kuropatkiu proIo
mil Iinii gcncrdla Won IlmRcnbur-
"a n6koIika mistoch II die ne0
rcduich zpray pronlk utmerkoo
lmli ia vzddlcnost p6tl mil. ku
ska tifedni zprava o oprraclch ma
yystti II Rigy ie YeIiec strW'n4.
OkoInost, IL Rusoyt bylI srhopnl
prorazlti linii polniho marsalka
yon llludenburga povuloyana Je
"a d0lelitou, jclto tato east meme,
ckt lmie hyIa poyaaoyana IA mel.
siIn6jsi ma v}chodni fronl6
Ma druhtm konci dlouht lml,
Rusoyt naltlajl Sc take na posul.
pa, Rakusant pflpouSltll, hr Il
stoupili k hlaynmu hrohcnu har
pat. Rusoyd naltzaii se uynl j..
nom Gtyfi mile od uherskych hra.
ME, postupulicr i Mamarosske
mu Szlgelu
Vyilmajc ma vpsrci prt reer
nnastr prudkt boIe lsou plntm
proudu ma celt v}chodm troult
Neui Size dalsieh 0ty1lnieh tptaN
operactrh rynyFala Naoharova.
,ulp die neuf,duieh sprav lrbo
yoiska ehystail So vstouplti tia SEE
serey{ehosml tastl llaltee tieny
rhloyt nnehm Ermalli a reuefal
llothmpr ism ohklttpni na seteru
Il ithu Noiska eenerala saehato
ga poslupuii smtrem / tiroslnm a
Nak ala.
rvtrobrad, ga 1vrtrnge, liu
skA valska doelitla 3 poslg'lUlgh
duegh eylt fady nsp3eha rae
n,eh tAslyeh Nttboslht lFoulF, dle
dfv,ln,ph iptay Eaiska reneFala
SaeharnNa aahallla ettustvu ya
y{balku. tvalyusn snulakem tek
ltpa 4 stNr IikesApasHt osl la
gka ruhyh ,vpta ie yellsg daltst
A.. nauamuip n Il tlak yolsh NJ
prrala saehare,a j. mgaW = te
tvuteHl naleAsl. - na pgspafAds
Mesa ustapu pied lshe pt.slnuat
ml.ua. rfvkfaal.sp tekN t.lpN a
styr fuske Nuie nalesaii - III "a
lsr,stakem n haisph paslpst
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
pooAsl Pro omAHu A okoII.
n n

Omaha a okpll pSkpS slu,le
utN
Nebraska tsenhsgu5 pskna \
uuaitli q paNdtpaslohne \ alefs
studtntii y poN,ltb n stehpslui i
4ut uAsti stAm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
VOJSKAsAsV. KUROPATKINA PRO.
L0Mh xNEMECK0U L|N|| U RI
CYv NEk0L|KA M(STECH
Voka gencda sacharoya natz a take postupu Gygta
vstupu do severoyycbod nj Haite. TeutonBti gene
raovt byl zagkoGeni -- PoBtup cd Lucha
RAKUSANf USTUPUJI Do WTRA KARpATSKYCH HOR
Widen dozn5vd ze voa dnho mocnaSy bya donucena usou
pitt pred sinym tlalem Rugd. Bitya obnovena ce6
angckG irontG AngG ane docili menBl dsp6chy

nich dy0u dnech HajnII Rusoyf
300 d0stojuiku u vice jak 10000
muzn NcdIr loho iusoyt ukofi.
still ycIIl6 muozstVi yaIc6u@ho ma.
lcri1Iu. RnkuBau1 od lG dcrvcncc
znjnto byIO crlkrm 10000, Ma.
sIrdkcm t0ho, H. yytIn6jI rakoll-
sk0utnlrck6 YoJska h y}btzku
Ljpa Styr, general SncharoV usa
djD se pevnd ma praYrm brrhu ii.
py, usi trinAcl mil mad j"jj spoj".
MIN 50 80 Styrcn M"1ltlm gene.
RAJ kuropatkln uaIGZd Sc ma 8lh
lem postupU proti IlnIin poInlIo
marsiIkn Won IIlndcnburpa na
tronlt prI Divine, ljzu6 od ItiPy u
scVoru6 Od SmorROnu, kUati yo.
.Jrusi odborU,cl mai IN TO, H. prj
prayujr No. vclkd bitya pred ko.
yrlcm, ktord uk0Hr So jcdnim 4
nrjduIclltfj8irh konfIiktu Y pri
TONNE ydIrc.
Widen, %, rcryrucr, .~ Pred
hrozicim siIu[m ruskym 0tokcn
kakuaHnd knrpulrrh Il lizn6
Bukoyiud, jlhozdpodu6 od TatOro,
Va, ustoUpiII k hlaynimU hrebrnu
korpnt, die Urcdniho o2namcni
dnes yydon@bo.
Iond}n, %. Gcrycucc. -~ Bojc
uN angick6 iroutt Y scycrui Fran
eli byIy obuoyeny pod"I cold Iinic
od pozlercs M ku GuiIIcmontu.
die zprdyy vdIcGnG 0radoyny, W,
dane ducs odpoIednc, Auglldant
dobyIi ntmrcktho VnGjSiho opc-
yu6ni nrdaIcko Fozlcrcs litokem
u prrncsIl bojc M do ycSnlcc. -
LouguryaI byI royutl sctuou zoU.
taIcho zapusu,
Berlin, -, trrVenrc, rrudkt
iloky AugIIcauu podtI trouty pri
Sommo od ''hlcpyuIu M kU Gull
Iomoulu byIy brzyyslrdur pre-,
vrlkr 1trdt\ j, Ijrh, die 1praNl. W
d,uc utmrckou ydIrcnou Urado
NnoD
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
v tabofe Srbu v Soluni.

IOndHn, %. Gerycncc. --- Pres
100000 Srbil Shromdzd6no jc Y ta a-
borech okoli SoIunG a piiprayu-
il sc k zahajcni ofcnsiVy proti
Syym ncpratcIlim BUlharim, KITE
ii do Znafnr mlry ZaVinill jcjich
narodnl ncSt6Sti. DopravcnI tech e
to Srbu do Solunt po moii znamc-
na jcdcn 4 ncjpozoruhodn6jSich L.
sptchll Spojcncll, jczto ntmcckt II
rakouSkt pomorky ncprctrHitG pa,
traIy Y doIrjSi GaSti more Adria-
tlckrho po transportnlch IodIch.
po ulcha SrbOVt byIi do Solunf
prcyazcnl, Doprava srbsktho Vol
ska do Solum6 proycdcna byla
francouzskymi transportnimi To-
dtmi, Srbskt yojsko .jc nyui V
znamenltdm Stavu. Ctyri mdsicr
odpotinku ma ostroyt kortu mtIy
blahodarnI vIly ma tyto srbskt
iunaky, ktcri toIik bthcm yiIky
vytrpeI. Srboyt peynt vdii, ac
Hyitt2i a zc Y rcIr yittzulrh ar
mad >pojrncu vrati Il" do sya %
>yobozrnt vlaStj. Srboyt radj yc
SVEN tdborc yitaG nHvStryniky,
CrIy pmk ,rb>k}ch hudrbnik0 a
zp&yiku hyI MmoblIi>oyNu pro po
baycnl hoAt0, ktri do tdhora phi
chdzcjj Srbove isou hudchnm
uurodcm Il jcjich p1yccko sbory
lpiyaii krdsue. Ciliuci lsou mr.
s,ul pres to, lc nrroNunl sIoy0m,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-26
sazauov valal 50 nradn

I|Ef0hraU, u tNrNFuFN.
ArFvlua sa@Hnt. ruskt mIHhgr
sahaulauwb aaie1itusl, vntat sg
sstba urtdu Jebo meto naston
pil nors Nladlmfa,lb sturwrr
premier safaupv bNl wInatrem
sahauNnrb aaleaitpsli ol Eatn
padu roge lain ihlo u9kollkr8
gy = pasItdnl tiahS osuAmgna e.
b. vaHnb uemeagn nprs Y stnF
msr uaslaaplt dead prrmleFa y Il.
nWru tahNtp Faku
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02
Local News

New magazines received at Guth- rie,s daily.
 Olin Steed has accepted a clerical position at Imon Gee Mercantile Go.
 L. F. Cappleman, of Little Rock, is among the prominent visitors to the city today.
 If you do not get your paper each afternoon call PAP or PA md one will be sent you.
 Dr. Sandlin, one of Emmet's promi- nent physicians, is a business visitor to the city today.
 The Fortnightly Club will meet with Mrs. w. T. Hart tomorrow after noon at o'clock
 C. c. Nelson leaves this afternoon on an extended trip to Memphis and points in the East
 MT. and Mrs. W. s. Webb spent yesterday and today visiting relatives and friends at Hope.
 Number five brought a fresh ship ment of Norris Exquisite Candies to Guthrie 's,-this morning.
 Don't forget the lecture tonight at the Presbyterian church against Act No. ?. Everybody invited.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02

kansas Volunteer Infantry, Spanlsn American War, and to which IS 'f vited. all other members of the iS and 2nd Arkansas. Lieut. ueO'se sl H. Briant and Lieut.. Leo krouSe @A both be here. And best Of all L'0I ard Saylor is coming Neili "a <, and Fin Craig are going to bring .s ~. the Fl Dorado bunch and the Deeu,s ', 'tie-whackers' will be right on 'n' when Jay Burns sounds mess-'''I nav
 Thursday will be Woodmen n,,' ns Fraternal Day and New-Comef' I a,, and it will also be stock-Juos'as to It is hardly possible for any uT, ~.n,,. be more full of interest than in day. Each of the orders will a n's siI program and possibly a parads, ,,'a, %, lead off the day. The stoch-,as .'s md will also be school for the OVyy ;,s,sr. Dean Miller of the Arkansas s,r,;sb. sity Extension Service, who is iuln,,, sras,at ing the judges, promises to 0' on this day himself oOd sI
 Friday will be Music Day, ,, eapsbt it is in the hands of two sue" Jats and competent musicianerS t b Hartsfield and Wash hu'sU~ ',,'a0t ,e bound to be the usual orli'''
 cncc
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02
HOPE FAIR NOTES.
By Lee Giles, Director

In the matter of a program the events for the various days remain the same as printed in the catalogue Tuesday, the opening day is Old Sol dlers' Day, as usual, and we want every old veteran to be here and be the guest of the Fair Association and the people of Hope on this occasion, Judge G. R. Haynie, of Prescott, will deliver an address to the loved and honored old heroes on this day. and We feel sure it will be treat. Elf forts are being made to secure other speakers from among the old soldiers, and we may be successful.
 In connection with the old soldiers this will be Old Settlers Day and Hope Pioneers Day, and we trust that all these may be on hand.
 The principal event of Wednesday will be a reunion of pupils from Capt. (. A. Bridewell's schools-Hope, Mag nolia and Camden. This promises to De one ot the most enjoyable days of the whole fair, and the local survivors of this immortal band have arranged a series of events for the day that will be simply side-splitting. Mem Der the Time and be right here and ready when books is called.
 This day also will be devoted to the gathering together of the surviv- ing members of Company E, 1st Ar
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02

MT and Mrs. c. c. Jordan left this morning for their home in Texarkana after a couple of days visit with rela- tives in the city.
 T. w. Fultz, who formerly resided about four miles east of town, has moved his family here and will occupy the Morton residence.
 L. ?. Beidleman, accompanied by k. M. Dunn and Mesdames E. M. Dunn, Annie Gibbs and Chas.. Pitt man, motored to Hope yesterday.
 At the Park Hotel. H. J. Beake. New Orleans; R. R. Cravins, W. c. Lasiter, Little Rock; T. E. Keith. Topeka, Kan; A. F. Drake, Arkadel- phia; J. J. Wendall, Stuttgart; w. A. Garnett, Fulton.
 The A. o. U. W. will meet tonight at their hall at 7:30 sharp. Every member is urgently requested to be present as there is to be some i'm portant business to come before the lodge as a number of new members are to be received.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02
BANK OF PRESCOTT Capital and Surplus $l5OOOOOO Thos. C. Cash

Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-You are next. Cragan x Cummins.-Advt.
 Judge J. M. Thomas of Emmet, came in this omrning and will preside over the county court which convenes today.
 Otis Shearn- of Middleton, Tenn, arrived in the city last week and has accepted a position at Porter's Barber shop.
 Some men are born fools, some achieve foolishness and others are driven" to drink.-Philadelphia h. quirer.
 Cotton today in Prescott is bring ing Is 1-2 cents. Seed Fl 1-2 Turn your toes toward Prescott, we lead them all.
 Judge G. R. Haynie and Attorney IT. c. McRae motored to Hope this morning where the former opens court today.
 W. K. Yancey, who has been with W. K. Buchanan for some time, has accepted clerical position at Wat W. Whites store.
 J. T. Stubblefeld and Mrs. Geo. Beadle of Fulton, Ky, who have been in the city for the past few days as the guests of relatives, returned home on No. this morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02

Our prices on all kinds of high grade printing are very reasonable. If you are in need of anything in this line see our solicitor and he will be glad to quote you prices and submie. samples of our work.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-02

Frank Rockefeller rei"'V ,,;th Jobs any negotiations whatever " S,S and pe' D. Frank has little inOn1 n.;lv 0Er poses to hang onto it'p'' E homan.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15
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WITH THE MOVIES
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Jane Grey and William Desmond,
both popular favorites of the speak
ing stage, are soon to be presented
by Thomas H. Ince as co-stars in an
original human interest drama from
the pen of J. C. Hawks, of the Ince
staff of photoplaywrights.
"Waifs" is the pathetic story of a
young Episcopal clergyman's decline
because of his inadvertent use of
liquor, and his ultimate redemption at
the hands of a girl of the slums.
Beginning with the incident of his
dismissal from the church, the story
is 'replete with stirring situations,
until through his contrition, and the
influence exerted over him by a
whole-hearted child of the UNDER
world, he is restored to the ministry.
Desmond already has been seen on
the Triangle program in the role of
the Scotch minister in peggy" with
Billie Burke, and in "Bullets and
Brown Eyes" His performance in
"Waifs" is said to equal, if not sur
pass, his previous efforts. He has in
vested the part with rare pathos in
his Interpretation of the unfrocked
clergyman.
Lyric Theatre Friday, July 21st.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15

STRAYED-From Dickinson one roam
mare, four years of age, harnessed,
slight collar sore on right shoulder and
wound on inside left hind foot. Louie
~Broadman, Dickinson. 6-24-tf
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF CON.
TRACT.

WV
TRACT.
To w: D.. Kirkman: and all Other Per-
You are hereby notified hat default
and conditions of a certain contract
dated December 3, 1908, by and between
the Empire Real Estate & Mortgage
yoarPelf' w. y e 8: RirRm;an as as yena %end ana
that said default consists in your fail
ure to make the payments and INSTALL
ments provided for in said contract, and
your failure to pay the taxes on the
lots therein described. n that because
elected to cancel and declare forfeited
under, and said contract will be can
celled and forfeited thirty days after
the completed service of this notice on
you. unless you make the payments, if
And you are further notified that if
said default continues as aforesaid, thirty
days after the completed service of this
notice.. to ,peaceably, surrender to the
undersigned possession of said de-
scribed in said contract, and herein re-
ferred to are situated in the County of
Stark, and State of North Dakota, and
are described IS follows: Lots Seven
81 and Eight (8) in Block Thirty-five
$3.50 Young's Sixth Addition to the City
Of Dickinson according to the plat
the office Of the Register of Deeds, Stark
County, North Dakota.
Empire Real Estate & Mortgage
By 3amss c. Young, Treasurer.
Attorney for Vendor,
Dickinson, N. D.
(Pub. July 15-22-29)
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15
SCHOOL BIDS

The School Board of Gordon School
District No. II, is prepared to receive
bids up to noon on the 18th day of
July, on the building Of a school house
in accordance with the plans and speci-
locations on file with the clerk of said
district and with the county superin.
tendent of schools in Dickinson. All
bids must be sealed and marked bids
panied with a certified check of $500 90
to guarantee contractors entering into
contract.
Clerk.
Gorden District No. II, Stark Co.
(Pub. June "a; July 1910.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Dickinson. North Dakota.
June Goth. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Alsbeta
Fendrick Of Dickinson. North Dakota.
homestead Entry. Serial No. 022180, for
81 sWA and 81 Sea-, Section a.
Township 141 N, Range SO West 9Th
Intention to make Final Five Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described before the Register and Re-
ceiver of h United States Land Of
flee, at Dickinson, North Dakota, on the
18th day of August, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe A.. Tuhy Of Libby Butte, North
Dakota, Anton Kadamas. Wenzel
Urbanec, ST., Wenzel Urbanec. Jr.;, all
Of Dickinson, North Dakota.
Register.
Cub. June "a; July 1-s-15-22-2S).