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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

tory deep In the earth, then forces to
West Baden Sprudel Water A glass
full once a week before breakfast helps
you to clean house"-rids your sys-
TEN of poisonous waste, which accum-
little exercise
Thousands of people who lead in
active lives go to West Baden to drink
of this famous West Baden Sprudel
Water and recuperate their health.
Now this water is bottled, and for IL
cents or So cents you can obtain the
same results without leaving the city
What West Baden SprudeI Water
has done for thousands of others il
Will do for you, and in the interest
Of good health, you should get better
acquainted with il. Il is the best and
cheapest health Insurance.
Everybody knows that a pharmacist
is the hardest worked and poorest paid
of any professional man. and the ma.
iority of people hardly realize the i'm.
p0rtant position he holds in his com.
munity and how conscientious and
careful he must be in the performance
of his duties. Charles J. Strate is rep.
resentative OF his profession, and his
recommendation of West Baden Spru.
del Water is but evidence of his faith
in Natures great laxative water. Mr.
scStrate's drug store at corner of Elev.
ernth street and Third avenue, is re.
le ,arded as an institution for great good
eco that community.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

on tap for the pleasure OF the antlered
tribe:
From 100 till s there will be
scientific pool tournament open only
to novices. Ben Lamont, owing to
the absence of Keith Collins, will lead
the choir in that most pathetic ballad,
We Were Waiting There for Julia
The walters may be allowed to give
dish-pan imitation of Sousa's band.
As an extra attraction we will have
the Newlyweds sextette, Mitchell,
Cook. Nye, Kaupke, Nicholas and Grit
fifth, in a painful selection. 1t Cost
Something, But It's Worth More"
There will be another surprise for
some of the members in which the sec
rotary of the lodge. c. n. Isaacson.
will play an important part. The re-
past will be served on the third floor
/ beginning at s o'clock sharp.
Ladies' Day Tomorrow.
Indications today are that there will
be between so and 100 present at the
club rooms tomorrow at the initial
ladies' day party. The entertainment
committee has completed arrange
ments for the first event Of
this kind and it is expected that the
ladies will form an organization which
will have charge Of the future after
noon parties of this kind. The ladies
have been given the privilege of use
of the club rooms two afternoons each
month and expectations are that this
feature will come to be one of the
leading social features of the club.
The banquet and ladies' day party
are only two of series of 16 events
planned by the entertainment commit
tee for February and March. Follow
ing is the list:
Feb. 10-Initial ladies' day.
Feb. 12-Saturday evening Dutch
lunch.
! Feb. 14-Eighth annual banquet.
Feb. 19-Saturday evening festival
Feb. 21-Regular meeting, initiation
Feb. balancing party.
Feb. 26-Saturday evening gather.
: ing.
, March Ladies afternoon party.
March 4-Saturday evening affair.
March ELECTION of officers.
=. March 11-WhO's who stag
March 16-Ladies' afternoon
March 1S-Buffet luncheon.
: March 2O-Meeting and initiation.
March 23-Dancing party.
. March 25-Saturday night social.
. Committee in Charge.
The entertainment committee viii
be assisted in each of these events b.
the house committee. The entertain
: ment committee is composed of G. W
Roth, E. H. Krell, Irving Hanson, E
L. Hainline, C. n Farnburg, L. H
Kaupke, T. B. Mirfield, W. S. Yer
bury and n. B. Gosline.
The house committee: L. NJ. Tit
: terington, H. R. Higgins, T. NJ. Car
ron and F. W. Bennett.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

went to Moline this week to visit rela-
tives before returning to her home in
Longmont, Col
Clarence Hicks of st. Johns, Mich,
visited last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Mason Taylor and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. F. Shut of Fargo, S. D., came
Wednesday and is visiting at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. F. Z. Shut
Miss Emma Speer returned to her
home in Hanover after making a short
visit at the home of Mrs. James War
wick
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

J. A. Day arrived home "Wednesday
from Elizabethtown, KY, where he mad
spent three weeks at the home OF bis
sister, Mrs. Sanford Irwin.
Two more Mercer county farmers
have applied for copyrighted names LOT
their farms. The farm of Stuart I.
Noonan of Presumption will now Do
known as Long View Farm anu
that of Anderson Reynolds Of Ellza
township as "Edgewood Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nichols OF GalVa
are spend a few weeks at the home
Of their son, p. E. Nichols.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

their feet. He in
duced the footsore
to give proper at
tention to these i'm
portant members.
His was a real ser
vice to humanity.
People are now
taught to drink wa
ter for h e i I
health's sake. Not
ordinary water, but
the kind Nature
compounds in her
wonderful labOra-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

Standard Silkoline, number of good patterns
yard Sc
Feather Pillows, regular size-blue and white
stripe ticking, each SOC
Blankets 54x72 inches, gray and tans, with pretty
blue and pink borders, pair 75c
Sunfast Drapery Fabrics, short lengths, and
remnants, patterns representing our best sellers
ALL AT JUST HALF regular prices.
Sample Blankets and comforts, one of kind
slightly mussed, closing them out 1-3 regular
prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

Lace Curtains==1 to s
Pair Lots
Values up to S1.00, now Soc
Values up to $500, now .S1.00
Values up to $500, now $50
Values up to $500, now $500
Values up to $500, now. $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
Trouble Ever Present.

DO you have any trouble when you
are saying your lessons in school,
Tommy"
Yes, sir
WHAT seems to trouble you most?'
The teacher" STRAY Stories.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

$3.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x1OH it.. $685.
$3.50 Velvet Rugs 9x12 feet .S12.95
$3.50 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 feet $3.50
$3.50 Velvet Rugs 9x12 feet .S1725
$500 Administer Rugs 9xl2 feet S18.85
$3.50 Body Brussels, 9x12 feet .S2175
$500 Wilton Rugs, 9x12 feet .S31. so
Brussels Carpet and Stair, per yard SOC
Velvet Carpet and Stair, per yard SIC
&c Linoleurns, this sale, per yard. 4sc
Inlaid Linoleurn, this sale, per yard 75c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
Teaching People How to
"Clean House"
One OF a Series of Talks on Health
by Rock Islands Leading Druggists
By CHAS j. STRATE, Pharmacist.

A merchant once said: Il made &
fortune teaching people to take care o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
Curtain Nets

Curtain Nets
Values up to $1.25, now Csc yd.
Values up to $1.25, now 38c yd.
Values up to 45c, now 25c yd.
Values up to 25c, now 15c yd.
25c Mercerized Curtain Mar
quisette 15c yard
Curtain Scrim, values up to 15c
now III yard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

The
boa
T:
ann
tent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

$4,000 Oak Dining Tables. $3.50
$500 Oak Dining Tables. .21.5O
s24.Oo Library Tables $3.50
$500 Library Tables. .$125o
Oak Library Tables down to, $500
"a Metal Beds, finished in white enam-
el Vernis Martin and colors. Values
up to S6.75. We have divided them in
three lots-for quick selling
at 1896, $295 and .$1.s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
COMPETITIVE CURRENTS
OF BANKING CAPITAL
American Branches Abroad and
Foreign Branches in the U. S.

Frankfurt an Main, august &c.
Financial circles in Germany are
watching closely the new impetus in
the development Of the economic rela-
tons between the United States and
foreign countries. or course. the va
rious projects of American banks which
are establishing branch institutions
abroad have been published in the
United States. but it may be doubted
whether the preparations Of foreign
banks 20 open Offices in America are
just as we'll known. We hear from The
Hague. for instance, the Yokohama
Specie Bank is planning 70 establish it
self in San Francisco, as well as the
Sumitomo Bank of Osaka. Italian insti-
tutions are branching out in the United
States, too. Local papers report that
the Credito Italisno and the Banca
Commercials have perfected plans for
four or five branches there, and other
Italian banks may follow, not only in
the United States, but also IN Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
NeusDigest
Continued from Page Il.

...., n,vable September so 20 stock
II ,sssrs September 20. OF this amount
ID. ,.r cent IS the regular quarterly
lri md and g o. per cent is on &C
I'm. of accumulated dividends.
National Fuel Gas Regular quarter
q, Iv.6epd Of $3.50. payable October
< 70 stock Of record September 80.
Yes Orleans Railway and Light
;,,sls- quarterly dividend OF ia per
III on the preferred stock. payable
1-;enber 30. 10 stock Of record Sep
tzosr %.
IoRs, & Chicago Railroad. Regular
-ar,erly dividend of e per cent on
\, preferred stock. payable October ,,
q holders o. record September p.
arkansas Light and Power. Regular
,.s-.sr.y dividend Of = per cent on
IA preferred stock. payable October :,
70 sock Of record September 20.
En.ra Water. Light and Railroad
Regular quarterly dividend Of = per
.s,. o. the FIST preferred stock pay
.s.e September 30. 10 stock OF record
,e7,emteT j.
Ohio state Telephone. Regular quar-
ely dividend OF u. per cent on the
preferred st0cs. payable October 10
,oeS Of record September 20.
It Lsuis. Rocky Mountain & Pacific.
Dividend O. = OF I per cent on the
sznon stock. payable October 10, 10
l9el Of record September 80.
Nova Scotia Steel and Coai.-Regular
artery dividend OF > per cent on the
inferred stock. payable October 10, 20
,ssE Of record September 30.
0seas Bottle Machine.-Quarteriy
ield o. 3 per cent on the old and
,sE preferred stock and 3 per cent
| l.ir;s5ly and per cent extra on the
1--cn stock. Dividends on the COM
q, and new preferred viii be paid
csser 20 holders Of record Septem-
r =. and on the old preferred called
81 redemption upon surrender Septem-
E5A
aHishinson Sugar Plantation. -Regu-
a. nontnly dividend OF so cents a
are ard 20 cents extra, payable Octo-
y, 70 stock Of record September 80.
hi;ham and Pheni1 National Bank.
-2sgs.ar quarterly dividend OF 232 per
f-l. psysol. October 20 stock OF rec
~ September 20.
CITIZENS Central National Bank
isg.ss quarterly dividend Of , per
-; payable October 20 holders o.
'H'f1 September p.
losl and Iron National Bank.-Regu-
a. susr.erly dividend OF per cent,
slsals October ? 20 stock OF record
aer-s-oer t.
Pi;ihe Telephone and Telegraph
-'sa.sf quarterly dividend Of ! 7 per
- payable October - 20 stock OF
'e''t September 80.
lanadian Consolidated Rubber.-Reg-
AZ quarterly dividend Of "a per cent
ss preferred stock, payable Sep
's..r 30 % stock Of record Septem-
~,
ktsdlng COMPANY. Regular qSarter-
auoe1d Of PEI cent on the second
~ ft.d stock, payable October y 20
*. o. record September 26.
AAeriean Seeding Maehine-Reguiar
-sr.'ly dividend OF IL per cent on
= preferred and ! per cent on the
-4on stocks, payable October 10 20
''n Of record September 30.
.Aaadian Crocker-W heller Regular
-.'ki.y dividends o. u per cent on
= preferred and common stocks. pay
Oeio0er 2 % stock % record Sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19

Yesterday. Trading was on a muck
larger scale. including numerous orders
for Wall Street account. Early IN the
afternoon prices showed gains of near
liz 81 a bale a. compared with Satur-
day. only a slight fraction OF which
Continued on Rage IL, Column I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
Cotton

4 marked revival OF speculative in
terest vas noted n the cotton market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
3 O n d S

New York, MoHdGy Sept. IS, 1916.
Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Monday amounted to
1928, 900, against s3.4ol,00O Saturday,
s2.03l 900 a week ago and S3,i62 900 a
year ago. From January to date, $780,
$4,000, against 1858, $4,000 in 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
Oil Stocks.

IAOLDl OkONhos
100 Gen " pr 1854 1854 12634-
1890 Max Mot. 1924 e1is ef5s g
400 do pr. 81 s6l2 56I2-
700 90 pr. 564 5594 $50 )
500 Saxon Mot S312 81 81 -
1900 DO pr. 74l4 1898 1873 @
$500 Studekr 1872 12e' 1870 8
100 DO pr. 1924 1oe'4 1os34 !
$4,000 WHY'S Ov 4sIz 46I2 4736 ia
500 do PR Io43, 1o4l to4 a. "a
1900 do rts. "a % l7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19
Active Securities
S f O c k S
Ne,c York, Monday, Sept. 18, 1916.

Total sales of stocks Monday, g.
1880 shares. against $4,000 Satur-
day. 1,'63.4oo a week ago and 81 200 4
year ago. From January to date.
126,S4e,76o shares, against 1o6,543 200
year ago. All quotations are in
dollars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
FOOD SOUR|NC IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" ends
all stomach distress in
five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion. of the food did the dam
age do YOU Well don't bother n
your stomach is In revolt II SOUR,
gaSsy and upset. and what YOU Just ato
has fcrmentcd into stubborn Jumps, head
diz2y and aches, helch gases and acids
and cruc,alr undlgcNcd food breath
foul, tongue cootcd Just take % Wun
Iupc's puprpsin and In five minutes YOU
wonder what became of the indigestion
and distress.
Millions OF rcn Nnd vumrn to-day
Know that II Us needless to have u bad
stomach little Dapopsn occasionally
hecps this delicate organ regulated and
they eat their mvorltc foods without
fear
II your stomach doesn't take cure NJ
your liberal limit without rebellion
n your food is "A damage instead NJ "a
help. remember the quickest. surrH.
most harmless relief rs popc's DRpcp.
sln which costs only nfy cents for "a
large case AZ drug s-orcs lrs truly
wonderful 70 digrsts food and sets
things straight so gently aud easily
that II iH really astonishing Please, for
your sake, don't no on and ON with IA
weak. disordcrcd stomach. IT'S SO un.
necessary Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
cueANs OPPOSE SECOND TERM.

HAVANA Jam ~ The national as.
scmhy of the conservative party. com.
posed OF l6a delegates from an the prov
mcos, convened here SUNDAY FOR the pur
rose Ut making tho presidential and vie,
presidential nominations Npny prum.
uent leaders have announced hur deter.
mlnation 90 tEht, not against prcsidcu
Mcnoc'l personally hut against IN,
principle uf recollection.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
NEW YORK TO HAVE
$3,000,00O CHURCH

NEW YORK. Jan H. This city is IN
have "a new t3.OoOo0o church cdifice
Plans for a new building Tor 81 Bar.
rhoI0w,V.s Episcopal parish made pub
ND Monday, provide for one ot the finest
churches of the city tn be- erected at
Park avenue and EiNucth street Tho
new church win seat ilO. persons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
THIEF EXHIBITS "RARe TASTE

The thief who robbed negro drug
store ot lgo rnst Grand avenue sunday
novcd O. typical variety of taste TINT
left mo- doubt us lD h. color Besides a
quantity of covpIup and morphine which
was taken. the duskN rnhhor filled his,
ur her pockets with % variety ot flesh
pnlorrd plDum and face powder picked
un handful of fountain pens. slowed
uvH, several BOTTLES of cough syrup.
rrputod In durktown to contain Ull kinds
nf coke and ended up by connacating
several hand mirrors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
GERMANY VOWS REVENGE.

BERLIN. Jan N .URy wireless 90
SnyvlllcD Announcement was made n
the Roichstng today hy pr Alfred 2Im.
mcrman, dcr.sccrouN for foreign
affairs that the German government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
To Wives of Drinking Men

oRlNE the standard remedy and IS everywhere recognized the
aud reliable treatment for the Drink Habit"
praised by thousands of because has restored their
%
a
husband
from 'nu win r glad To
and benefit Is obtained q the money will
hc refunded hc given secretly
ORIlNE prepared I powder, asclcs. color
lr le given secretly food drink: No Is
ou,
rrrr booklet Drug Co gH " Main st.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
PHYSICIAN SERIOUSLY BURNED.

Az nr j Nykmnn wa. preparing
to rn To bed SUNDAY night his outing
flannel nrhtgoVn swept too close to the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17
f4.EI4. EelR,X2asI1s1 s1SstEFo
Bv HARRIFT Dunn DEN7LEYe,

'"'" Do" g., ,nt. ,Y,
'I''' "u'' "',l WIZ r,. Tn,
whore lh'l VIA h'N, 't'u had
W''r i'u",IN l'''u,u mere ',r,.,,J
many lu'udf Mt Hh'iI IllAl '' 9.,
lu hurlu,s. with his ihlh'l D" '"'
sherman Marh,u" and Iron N''"'
y - y
,,. ,..,,u,,I n, the So
,,',... b,.,.r ,r ~, r,pra cathedral
n, ,pu,r n has been POSTPONED ,u
definitely There viii however hr
hu.rurss meeting of the guild with M'H
II Martin AL Il2 East Park Place
,y.Iprsj,, srrrnoou nt $50 o.olo.h
,,..,
the Missionary society "'
Presbyterian church WI meet
ohurch parlors nt Zlo Tu'Hdn}. n'I'
viii be- meeting of tine executive BOAR
at iao r6a j. M, annual meeting and
the officer. for the next year "n
elected Nr. s. DIl1Dl WIZ ."h''. l"'
dryotIonos having %. hri subject Ih
Women to Whom Jesus Minis'''n
pr L,n g. Nudrcws viii give an w
dress ou Tho Ministry Of H''""S
Division 'h''r "NI h' h'''''. ''
social hour
Tho Daughters ol Isabella vtl enter
tain with Ilnp year nnIl TUESDAY ''r.
ming n' 'h" knights "i 'o'nwh'h h'I
A.
,,,. .,,rc u.rl,u,. Desc. and NJ.
,t',,,. ,,,,,,.,,, a., Edmond .prrr spi.
n,t.' ., ,r. a.. y'itb ,urnis
~ "
Nr and Nlrs G'orr" hrU ana .iN'
daughter Margaret l"fl SUNDAY I"I N'"
Orlutu. uud oth"r sou'h'fu points. "h'I'
they viii spend several "''h'
y
Nr and Mr.. Fred N,cd w0O l"nNn 10.
duE for Miami lIn, where they N'I
remain 'Hr two months
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

Mrs Lyman Chptu,ld of Rucuu- \lrp.
Argentina. S A.. VINO la the guest of
her cousin, Mrs N q Smith. Nts the
honor guest Friday ni a O'Clock lunch
con given hy Mrs Il. r. rau- Tho
afternoon was spent nt tive hundred and
the fnyors. which were nu the work oI
the hostess were q dainty vurkhor ior
the honor guest and ccntrrpirpp with
crochctcd edge Tor Mrs A. r ShlH,
who had the top score Pretty hand
crochrtcd powder putfs we're given ON
the cut ut each table. and were received
hy Mines q T. Huhhrn. e. Nmo.
and Harry Michel IN, guest ltat I'M.
rIuded Mines " g. l,itnukor. John
frcdcrckson Hubble q Amos. Victor
\ Sniggs, h r shirley. Howard rncr-
lrr Harry Michel 4 r. Smith and
BESSIE Davis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

y happy party of guests cn1oyrd the
matinee Saturday 40 the Ovcrhol,cr 10
see Miss Emma hunting IN The
Rlshops rnrriogr.' ns the guests of Mrs
Edward Oycrholser and Mrs George q.
Kerr The guests occupied all the lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

Envelope Chemises at 4Jc to
S3.lS.
Corset Covers from l9c to
$l75.
Brassieres at 23e, 48c and 89c.
Extra size Drawers, SOC to 81.
Besides Underwear, there are
many other things in this
sale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

The meeting of the Violet crochet
.luh planned '1r Saturday Was POSTPONED
ON account of Illness The club ViIl Doe
entertained next Saturday %, Mrs T. n
NcAlcster ut her home nt North
Francis avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

The members NJ the Unitarian church
VIII entertain with n social evening tol.
lowed hN dancing Thursday evening nj
the Musical Art institute An members
and friends are invited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

The oklahoma Authors club will meet
Tuesday evening with Madame Norrou NO
her studio In the Terminal building
- # "
Mra A. r. cohn is quite IN with
the grip.
~ " %
Mr. mud Mrs Gothmrs Walker cntcr.
tanned the ROYAL Bridge Cruurra sntur-
day evening m honor ot Nrs Edwin 3D.
Choice oi Dallas. who is tho guest oi
Nh. S r. Coleman Ulgh scores wor.
mndr hy Mrs e. v Morrison who rc.
ruDNud a cH slul hnsbot Nllrd with flow.
rrs, and Mn - " rtts who Wns the
Wrdg,wood The club win meet In two
weeks with Nh and Mrs $. Il Coleman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

The order OF Martha viii meet
"wednesday afternoon nt. . 300 o'clock with
Mrs " T. Sloan. 1874 Wra Twelfth
street
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
Novinari vid6h zakladny angb,
ekeho valeoneho lodstva.

l,ondtn, ., letlna. Pod Nele
uim dosloinik0, vyaatenteh X IA.
ma ukolu anplickau admiration.
nekolika uayiuafNm aplo doyole
ma prahlednouli ii yelke namotul
sakladnN pri pohtrii anellekem,
kde kfitnlei, uieitelt a ponorky
i-m, shromaldenH \ putrole Ne,
Neniho mnte q odkud pennrkN
vSpravuii se da halllku a h nar
,lanelIam. No,nafi htli rfekya
peui pllprayenesti Angl,c pro la
ktkolls uAmotni aapes Nideli tu
,hrNmaitlenu ,vlke mnoAslsi ii
e9nAvh lodi yseeh lfld - skupi
aami loslie pnmaen'eh a mohll Il
nSlnill nAleiilou pfeds,ssu . na
pufui sile Anrlle, IsodslNo j. a.
6faesano i ,lohrt slasu a IL rfl
praNsno PRIV iakeukoli, akrl iet
mu hnsle nrhena
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-12
NOvY VYBUCH Y "a
VODECH DU POINT
POWDER SPOIL.
vybuch v Carney's Point, ncdale.
No Philadelphia, znicil jednu 2
toyaren na prach,
DIVA MUZI gYLI ZATCENI,
Vybuch pohnul lodGmi v docich q
ranu bylo mono slyseti M
vzdalenost 25 mil.

PbiadcIpIia, Pa, 10. Icdpa. ~
N"jln@u6 osm osob byIo usmrccno
u Yrjk@ mnozStyi rantno pfi ypbu-
rhU Y HaVodrrb Du POnt Powder
." Carney \ Point, nrdalnko
loIIOto m6sln, Y Gam}rIl bodinAch
'HUuirh dno3ulhO dur. POdr0bnt
lpr6Yy o noy|m iomtO ucstesli
o"jHou dop0sud zn1my, ale jednd
&" jiStf o jrdnu h uejyttSich po.
brom, jcH H0yody ttto HpoIcGno-
di, zaIO6Mn6yajici ~ y}robon
jrarbu. jcboH yclk@ mnozstW je
posjI1no spojcnctim do Eyropy
posllhjy posI"dnl dobG,
Parnik long Beach, jcnz praye
JpoustGl doky, byl nhsIcdkem
,rlldkGho otrcsu yzduchu tastc6-
u yyhndu yody. Ale zddug o.
'"siIljlcich n Iodniho mIlzstya ne
~ IS'l 1II lblIl N Hliflllt F1llH wy
ucbu byIa tax mocnd, He byla
lyScna Y tomto mGSt6, jcz jc Vzdh-
In1o p6lndyarct mil.
Pozd6jsi drpp8c oznadoyaly po-
Grt obGli VA ttlnAct. I'dAv0Iy, zc
ltjndH Ijdi byIo usmrccno Il scdm
yaHnt popGIrno Il H. vgbuch ncpo
rhybut byI InysInt zavintn. ---
DVH muzi byIi zatfcui u zahhjcno
prisnt yySrtroydnl pripadu Spo.
jcui tcIcgrNrjckG u toIcronni
CarncyS Point byIo naslcdkem
TFbnchu prcr1IScno n proto nebylo
moHno Y 6asn%ch hodindch dnes-
niho dine 2jSkati potyrzcni t6chto
zpraN
NPbuch udal So Boschcr to-
Ydrnt kdc uojjemntjsi druh pra-
rhu jc priprnvoydn k odcsIdni. ---
| dGl 50 krdtcc po IL, kdy d6ni.
nyo ptlInoci 50 VymenlIo.