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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
LA SRA. ESPOSA DEL.
PDTE. De LA HUERTA
ESTUYO EN- LA CiUDAD
SGEio anoche para Laredo, de
donde proseguird q la CO.
pital meucana

Pcr e estaci6n del Southern Pa
cific neg6 aver a San Antonio. de pa
SO para n CIu lad d. N1oXica. i semo
=. Cla-p -. de he n iluercl. esposa
del Preside Ia substitute don Adol.
70 Ge Ia I cr,J
Vino 10 scEorl &C Ia Hua~-3 1cOn-
pahada dc Sis DIS hi:ns. A4clT) : Ar
;uro, y d. Ia espoSa ue drI Saliva
dor Alvarado. Secretario de Hacien
da en- el sobierno de nuestra Rept-
blica.
Estuvieron a recibir a Ia distinGui-
da viajera "a familia del Lie. Samuel
Belden. la familia Alaiz J Echeve-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
GOMPERS VA a LA CONVENCION
DE SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, JUNO %.
Samuel GomperS PreSidenJe de Ia
American Federation of Labor" lie
CARA 81 sabado a San Francisco. pa
"a presentar Ia Convention del Par
lido democr&tico 81 programa adop,a
DO por Ia confederation obrera reTe
rida en- n convention que acaba de
celebrar en- Montreal.
Gompers t~abajard actiyamente por
que 50 inclUya tai programa en- Ia pla
taforma del Partido Democratico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

ria. Y los scfores Te6dulo Beltran,
Consul Mexicano en- San Antonio,
Francisco Cess y Juan Pelaez.
La sehora de Ia Huerta Sc mani
fest0 muy raservada pJr cuanto a a
Suntos polit!cos Sc refiere, Y simple
7.a:Ite diio = los representatives d. n
rI"nsa uue es'aba aTsiosa DC reur:r
81 con su esr0so Y de cntregar5e q n
viEa Iel tc7ar. a II que tar'to amor
ha tenido sienpre.
A una oreEunta especial que Sc le
hiciera respecto a Ia opinion que te-
MA sobre Ia rujer americana, Ia Sc
nora dc Ia Eucr-a manifesto no esta-
convenientemeute preparada para E.
rnitir concepto alguno acerca del
particular, pero. al mismo tempo, ex
pres6 sus dessos de que la nujer anne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

cha tie los asuntOs publicos.
Por iltimo, el Sr. Palavicini dijo
que pensaba perTnanecer en- Europa
por 10 menos seis meses. al cairo de
los cuaies reg-esaria : Mexico. 4 dar
cuenta detal!a "a Ge' cesultado de su
comisi6n, Y 4 kaCerse nuevamenl5
cargo dc Ia Dire"c;6n de "El Univer-
SAL.
Ell agente diplomatico confidential
que va Europa, estuvo en- San an
tonic, solament4 hora v media. hahier:
DO salido por Sunshine special"
las siete : media de la mahans. con
destino a Nueva York.
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ESTA ENFERNO OTRA
OTRA VEZDE La HUERTA

c. DE MENICO. JUNO 2+.--
VIA GaIveston). Ell Presiden
te Adolfo de la Huerta esta
nuevamente enfermo, habiendo
tenido que guardian CANA hoy
q consecuencia de un nueVo y
muy fuerte ataque de apendi-
citis. Ell Presidente esta en-
Chapultepec, a donde han es-
rado verlo hoy sUs Secreta
rios &c Estado.
Los madicos que 10 atien-
den manifestation esta tarde q
iuzgan indispensable Ia opera
ci6n quirurgica fin de salvar
10 de Ia affection del apendlce
que viene padeciendo Y que
10 oone en- ocasiones suma-
mente 6sbil.
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DE Ia HUERTA PROTESTA CON
IRA uN ARTICUlO DEL
TIMES"

Telesrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Juno %
Ell Presidente de Ia Huerta les enTio a
los corersponsales eXtranjeros un re-
legrama en- el que protseta contra el
artIculo publicado por el New YORK
Times" en- que Sc da Ia noticia de
baberse iniciado movimientos reoeldes
contra 81 gobieYno actual. en- diferen-
tes Estados de Ia RepnblIca'
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rimana vie:-p con buenos ojos su pals
tuviera para 6l n mejo; disnos;-
ci6n que lila, por su parte, sienis
para con los Estados Unidos.
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u sr ~
TIENE TEMORES DE
SER EXTRADITADO
Ell PADRE DEL GENERAL
PROFUGO SALLO A
REUNIRSE CON
SU HIJO

Dcididamente desde Ia fuga del ge-
neal Juan Barfagan de Ia Gale de ia
lapa en- Mexico, adonde fue acompa-
hado por una escolta de Ia Prision
NIilitar dc Santiago. el mas impene-
trable misIerio rodea este persona
lie. permanecen ignoradas hasta hoy
las circunst1tncias verdaderas en- que
el ex-Jefe del Estado Mayor de Ca
rranza hizo Ia travesla de Mexico a
ia frontera del Mort" para refugiaf
Sc EN- los Estados Unidos. todas las
versiones hasta hoy dadas conocer
son tan diversaS, que, salNo Ia mas
ACCEPTABLE de que huy5 oculto oaJo
un disfraz femenino, nadie les ha da-
do credito.
Nos ocupamos hoy de los informes
Que sobre RI Faradero actual del ge-
neral Barragan recognizes aver, infor
mes que nos fueron pr0porcionados
Dor una persona que Sc dice bien IN
tornado. Que nos merece credlto.
Dichos informes son por demaS lnte-
resantes. V sin duda Sc les concedera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
POR ARORA NO VENDRA
A SAN ANTONIO

A esos ;emores atribuyese tam
bien, el que Juan Barragan no haya
llegado a San Antonio, como Sc ha es
tado anunciando. realmente no es
de explicarse el afan que tienen sus
allegados para seguir ocultzndGlo,
81. a pesar de que segun todas' las
probabilidade3 Sc Gestionara su ex-
tradici6n, 1sta no Sc podrfa lleyar a
cabo muy pronto debilo a que los
TratadoS Sobre Ia materia no estan
en- vigor todavia. FL procedimiento
en- question podrfa seguirse contra
Barragan. nasta que el Gobierno de
los E,stados Unidos, de acuerdo con
el de Mexico Y Ell vista de las con-
diciones generates de aquel pafs, de
clare que vueiven entrar en- vigor
esos TratadoS cuyos efectos Sc sus-
pendieron desde a rafz del movimien
to revolucionario que en- 1913 enca
bez6 Ell entonces Primer Jefe Venus
tiano Carranza.
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Ia Seriedad merecida.
BARRAGAN EN- UN RAN
CHO DE TEXAS.

DeSpueS Ie que Juan bATEdSdH ~
gro cruzar ia Inca divisoria, Sc reu-
Mo en- terrltorio americana con el
licenciado lose Maria Hernandez Y
con un mayor del Eiercito de apelli-
do Gutierrez. En- union de dichos Sc
fores Sc inferno en- el EStado de Te-
Xas. deteni&ndose en- un Rancho, GU
yo nombre no nos fue possible obte-
ner y del que solamente sabemos
que Sc encreutra cerca de San Anto-
Mo.
En- dicha localidad al saber el ge-
neral Barragan que su padre haDia
llesado a San Antonio, el sabado en-
vic un propio al Hotel "Gunter,' al
departamento rumero 610, notifican-
do su negadS 81 lugar en- question; y
al siguiente dfa, el domingo, tanto el
seflor Barragan, padre, como el sehor
Tomas Acevcs, de Ia mas grande
confianza del pr6fugo, salieron de
San Antonio. probablemente reunlr
Sc con el general.
TEME SER EXTRHDlTADO
Por mas que algunas de las perso-
mas que tienen amistad con el gene
raj Barragan, y que Sc encuentran Ell
esta ciudad. han trataGo de invesu-
gar SUI paradero para reunirse con
Il. no 10 han conseguido, Y este obe-
dece seguramente q la Creencia eSis
tente de que las autoridades ejerce-
ran una persecution constante sobre
ell pr0fugo por virtud de los propo-
sitos del ob:erno del Presidente De
la Huerta para que sea extraditado.
Los temores eXistentes entire los ia
miliares del general Rarrasan en- el
sentido de que de un momento a oro
den principle las gestiones para que
sea extraditado del territorio de los
Estados Unidos, han hecho que sc
guarde absolute reserva sobre el III
gar en- donde Sc encuentra, esta
actitud prevalecera, segGn la Green
cia general, hasta que desaparezcan
las dudas : Sc tenga mas segurIdad
sobre que no sufrira persecuciones y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

Compre listed sus libros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 118
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata
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BARTON LOCAL NOTES
CONTINUED from Page One).

tary and treasurer, Mrs J. A. Pear
SON; program committee, Mrs. H. T.
Seaver, Mrs. G. A. Barrows and Mrs.
G. c.. Lang. Visiting committee,
Mrs. q. +. Uutler, Mrs. Fl. r. Cutler
and Mrs. j. A. Pearson. All enjoyed
a most excellent supper served at 6
o'clock.
C. I. and E. L. Hutchins are having
some work done inside the block they
purchased of II. d. Phillips and re-
Gently vacated by II. G. Perley, pre-
paratory to Mrs. Hutchins moving her
millinery business into this building.
Later this season the block will be
enlarged and remodelled and a mod
ern front built, greatly improving the
property.
One of the most brilliant displays
of northern lights, aurora borealis,
ever seen was noted Monday night.
Not only was the display remarkable
for itSSbrilliance and endurance, but it
manifested practically all the types of
auroral forms. Observers noted the
auroral art combined with the social
ed auroral curtain, the wavy auroral
bands, the rays and corona at the
zenith with rays emanating from the
center.
The Woman's Literary club held
their meeting with Mrs. Erwin Wed
nesday evening, March IT. Six mem
bers answered at roll call and two
visitors were present. Miss Colburne
gave reading and informal talk on
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Mrs Iora Stewart, who has been
working in New Hampshire during. the
winter. has finished and is now visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Will Ander-
son.
Much sympathy is extended TO
Alton White upon the death OF ms SIS
ter, Mrs. Laurence Young. he was
ill and not able to attend the 1u-
neral.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White We're
called to West Glover last week by
the illness and death of their daugn-
ter, Mrs. Laurence Young. They nave
the sympathy of the community In
their sorrow.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Harold Hanson is helping Will
Dustin.
Fl Dunn began work at Frank Nc
Governs Monday.
Miss Mamie Hayden is working at
T. NJ Gallagher's.
The o. E. S. viii hold their regular
meeting March 81.
c.. B. Smith has installed a new
Empire milking machine.
Miss Seaver spent the weekend
with friends in Barton.
Miss Blanche Cole is entertaining
her niece, Miss Alice Cole.
Mrs. John Dutton was the guest of
Mrs. Estell a part of last week.
H. N. Stevens was confined to the
house last week with a severe cold.
Miss Dora Gallagher, who has been
visitor in Burlington returned home
Thursday.
Miss Martha Patterson visited her
sister, Mrs. Hanson, in Barton, over
Sunday.
Fred Estell was in Hardwick
Thursday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. George.
Byron Clark of Burlington spoke
very Interestingly to the Mems club
Thursday evening.
The Missionary society met with
Mrs. Peterson Wednesday and were
royalty entertained.
Seaton Nicholson has SO far recov-
cred from his illness as to be able to
go to his home in Harwick.
| Mrs. Nicholson who has been at W.
T, L. Dustin's caring for her son, has
returned to her home in Hardwick.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
CRAFTSBURY

Sarah Robbins is the new central
telephone operator.
Some in this vicinity have tapped
their sugar orchards.
Hardy Merrill left Monday for New
York, where he has position
Grace Fairbrother- of Greensboro
called on friends in town Thursday.
Flora Waterhouse finished work at
Corey Urie's Saturday and returned
to her home at Fred Green's.
Charles Webber was called to Wal
den Saturday by the death of his SIS
ter's husband, Worcester Stevens.
A committee was appointed from
the M. E. Sunday school to make ar
rangements for an Easter program
Easter Sunday.
Mrs. E. w. Hardy was called to
East Craftsbury Saturday by the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Basil Boardman.
The C. E. c. club held a business
meeting with Miss Rose Smith Thurs
day, and rehearsed for an entertain
ment to be given in the near future.
The Ladies' Aid society served sup
per in the vestry Friday evening, af-
ter which Byron Clark of Burlington
gave a very interesting talk on 7. M.
G. A. work in France.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Basil Boardman is on the sick
list.
Fred Farr of Hardwick is working
for David U.ie.
Mildred, Hazel and Ruth Uric are
ill with the grippe.
Mrs. M. H. Griswoid was a recent
visitor in Burlington.
Miss Marvel Bassett is working for
Mrs. w. w. Anderson.
Henry Mclaughlin and family are
all i'll with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Lunt have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Hiram
Calderwood.
Neil Hartman is i'll with pneumo-
MIA Mrs. Sadie Cowles of Barton is
caring for her.
C. w. White attended the funeral
of his niece, Mrs. Young of West
Glover last Friday.
VIM. Ross ''the Rawleigh man." was
storm stayed at Hiram Calderwood's
from Thursday until the next Wednes-
day.
Alex Shields is having water bowls
installed in his barn. Ernest Keller
of North Craftsbury is doing the
work.
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"The Irish Republic" This was fol-
lowed by a discussion of the subject
by the members. The meeting was
most interesting and closed with the
singing of "The Wearing of the
Green" Mrs. Erwin, assisted by her
daughters, served chocolate and wa
fers and a pleasant social time was
enjoyed.
F. w. Cutting has purchased of
A. S. Gilmour all of Mr.. Gilmour's
property located in the north part of
the village. This purchase includes
both the house Mr.. Gilmour occupies
and the small house near it, and sew
eral acres of land. Mr.. Cuttings
plans for the use of the property are
not fully developed but the sale fore
casts development of a substantial
kind. It is reported that Mr.. Gilmour
will go to points further south. Bar
ton will be sorry to lose Mr.. Gilmour
who is man always hustling to
make business.
Keystone Chapter No. 16, r. A.
NJ, held special convocation at Ma
sonic hall Monday evening and the R.
A. degree was conferred on three
candidates. Before the work a fine
chicken-pie supper was served by w.
P. Barrows, assisted by several 9TH
ers, and cooked at the Smith Bakery.
Another special convocation will be
held Monday evening, the 29th, and
the r. A degree will be conferred
again. Supper will be served at
about $50. Every member should be
present. Several visitors from Has
well Chapter of st. Johnsbury are
expected
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
RRoWNINGTON

Mrs. Vincent is very sick at this
writing.
F. v. Swanson was in Island Pond
on business Friday.
Mrs. Willie Virgins visited her SIS
ter in Barton Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Davies is visiting friends
n Newport and Beebe.
Fred Campbell of Cabot recently
called on friends in town.
Orval Hancock of Newport called
at Mr.. brakes recently.
w A. Wiggin is on the sick list
suffering from a hard cold.
Mrs. Roy Tibbetts of Rochester, N.
H., spent the weekend at G. A. 90
ing's.
Bert Drake and Miss Tice of lras-
burg visited at William brakes re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon E. Going OF
Richford are at g. A. Golngs lor
sugaring.
Mrs. F. E. Hitchins is at Barton
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Carr
Haper. who has had the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon S. Marsh and
son. Maurice, left March 16 for Con-
cord. N. H., where Mr.. Marsh mas
work for the railroad company.
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You may be as good as ANYBODY
else, but if that's all you have to brae
about, you're a lame duck.
Economy Is something that the 9TH
er members of the family never prac-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
LOST

Pass Book, No. 17730. issued by Barton
Savings Bank & Trust Co.. Barton, Vermont
October Is lal6.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
BROWNINGTON CENTER
MRS. FRANK SEAVEY

Mabel Ella (Flint) Seavey was
horn in Orleans (then Barton Land,
ing) July &c, 1876. She was married
to Frank J. Seavey, Dec. 10, 1898, at
Bloomington Center. They settled
on a farm in the town OF browning
ton. where they continued to reside
until her death, March IA. About
two weeks before her decease she
went to Barton to care for her son,
Amherst, who was i'll with influenza,
and contracted that disease, which
was followed by pneumonia and about
a week later she died.
She is survived by her husband,
Frank J. Seavey; daughter, MARI
on NJ; and a son, Amherst r, VINO
reside in Bloomington, and by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Flint OF
Orleans. She also leaves a sister,
Mrs, Arthur w. Boswell, of Barton.
Mrs. Seavey was a member of the
Methodist church in Orleans, having
united there when she was about 10
wears of age. From a child she had
lived a consistent Christian life. She
was a devoted and helpful companion,
an affectionate and self-denying
mother, a noble woman, and a friend
to all. She was a graduate of Lyn-
don institute and until her marriage
had taught in the public schools.
Funeral services were conducted by
the pastor of the Methodist church in
Orleans at the home of her parents
on Tuesday, March 16, and the re-
mains were committed to tho tomb.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
EVANSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilfillan visit
ed in Abercorn, Que, last week.
Vera Leland finished her school III
Bloomington Center last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Houston Wis
tied at Claude Houston's Sunday.
Florence Davis is home from her
work in Orleans, sick with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Hunt and War
wick visited at c. ]. Maxfield's in Or
leans, Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Drown, who has beer
ton, is at home.
Arrange to call and see the new
spring millinery at the Smith store on
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. w. R. Devereaux was called
to Barton last week to care for her
mother, Mrs. A. ]. Twombly.
Edmund Davis family, w. 4. Le-
lands family and Frank Rice's fam
lily have been sick the past week.
The entertainment given by the La
dies Auxiliary at McDowell's hall
Friday evening Melted the ladies
about $1,000.
WESTMORE
Maynard Wills has gone to work
for Gerald Conley.
Mrs. Eliza Hunt of West Burke is
visiting at M. E. Calkins.
Joseph Wills has gone to work for
Alton Still in Barton through sugar
ing.
j. A Carter of Lowell visited his
sister, Mrs. III. G.. Knight, and family
the past week.
George Craig was at West Burke
the past week. 1t took some shovel
ing on his part to get through by
the lake.
Miss Ada Wills has gone to st.
Johnsbury to work for her brother,
Levi Wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tatro spent
Sunday at Harley Converse's in
Bloomington.
Mrs. Duby, who is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Duffy Valley, is very
low at this writing.
Mrs. Hoyt and daughter, Louise,
from Mt. Kisco, N. Y, are stopping at
George Craig's for week.
MIS-. 1enry Tanner on Boston has
been here caring for her father, Ed
son Chappell, who has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Levi Robinson and daugh-
ter, Dale, have been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Gleason of
St. Johnsbury
Mrs. Levi Wills, formerly of this
place, had successful operation for
appendicitis at BrightlooE hospital.
st. Johnsbury Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audette of Spring
field, have been visiting at .Silas
Davis. Their granddaughter, Grace
Davis, returned home with them and
will attend school there.
Mrs Jackman has gone to West
side to teach and Miss Hendrix of
Westfield. former teacher here, has
come back for the Mill Brook school
She Is harding at M. E. Calkins.
You may be as good as anybody
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03

P~ozdravuji sc

Stesti V ncstesti mel mas starry
rfitel pan Prokop kruml, znamy
zdeiSi starry osadnik. Pred tydncm
spadl We sve residence Sc schodu a
bolestn6 Sc poranil, nyni sc vsak
leho STAY jiz znacne zlepsil. Pan
Kruml Jest yzdor svemu start je-
Ste stale ely skoro tax, jake by
val "a dob svych hereckych 1spe-
chh. Pfejeme mu, ably nehoda
nezanechala u nfi zadnych ma
sledki.
PAM Marie zabkova starsi, by
dlici ma II. ulici, byla delsi dobu
upoutana ma luzko nasledkem IRA
neni, ktere utrpela nesfastnym
padem. Jak Sc dovfdame, pozdra-
vuie Sc pi. zabkova k radosti
svych pfatel, take zahy bude o.
pct moci vychazeti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
a truhlari
obdrzeli zvyseni mzdy
ma $l.l2l ma hodinu

ZdstUpei ticch mIstnlch tesar-
skych uni Y sobotu sesll Sc S w
borem sdruzenych zamestnayate-
III stavebnich delnikG, ably pojed-
mali o SVEN pozadavku "a zvyse-
nj mzdy, ktery jiz zacatkem no
yeho roku ucinili. Pc delslm ro-
kovani pax pfijmuli nabidku IVY
SEM ma $1.12% ma hodinu.
Uniovych tesaiu byla nomlnelnl
mzda 90 cent? ma hodinu, ackoliv
mnozi y mich dostavali pri nekte-
rych pracech az $1.00. Zadali "a
zvyscni ma S1.25; zvyseni ma
$1.12H yejde V platnost dnem ID.
bfezna.
Smfrne urovnani teto mzdove
roztrzky znamena, &c stavebni
ruch V Omaze Dude V tonic roce
zcela nerusen6 pokraeovat. Spo-
leena porada zastupcd mie S w
borem zamestnavateld byla ma
ncjvyse pfatelske povahy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Nase navstevy

y Pan James krasnieky, Jenz Z.
mora prijel do Omahy ia navste-
WI cetnlch svych piatel a zna-
mych, navstivil mas V zayode ma
sem V pondcli, %. unora, a kdyz
81 prohledl zalizeni nasi tiskar.
my, mczi jInIm S Mani sdelil, ze
odpoIcdne tehozu dine nastoupf zpa,
|teGni ccstu do syeho domova ma
|farme II III. Pierre, SO. Oak, kan
sc asi pred II roxy . Nebrasky
.pfesidlii. Pred tim pan Krasni-
cky asi 20 l6 rokd bydlcl V Oma-
ze, South Omazc, Prague, Wahoo
q We WILDER. Odcbiral "Kyety
Americke', "a nez pc je.jich zani-
.ku dostavaI "Pokrok", ktery, jak
sam Sc vyjadfil, sc mn zamlouya
do te miry, &c ncjen sobe ma Den
nj a Nedtlni Pokrok' pfedplatne
obnovil, ale tez syym pfatclum do
stare ylasti ia "Pokrok pfcdpla.
I'LL Po cas- sveho zde pobytu byl
milym hostcm V domacnosti pana
Ant. .Janaka V Avery ma South
Side, Omaha. Pan krasnicky jest
strlcem pf. Janakove; dom1 Cd
jizdel znacne navsteyou potesen
a prohlidlsou Vetsi Omahy velice
uspokojen,
V pondeli, g. 1nora, do III
vodu nascho ma nckolik ,okamzikh
naystevou zayitali PIP. John Lett.
get . Max kirchman. oba znaml
krajane q Wahoo, Nebr., hlavne
ably 81 predplatill ma mas casopls
Pan kirchman pfedplatil 81 M
Denni q Nedclni Pokrok' a p
Leitget ma tydenni "Pokrok". V
Omazc, Jak jsme zyedtli, mcskali Y
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chodnich zalezitosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
jenz zavinil
smrt ceskeho hocha,
dostal pokutu $500

John III. Wise, ktery zavinil ne.
davno smrt ceskeho hocha Willie
Kucery z Benson, jejz prejel ma
a Military avenue, odbudc po-
m6rne snadno svij trest "a zlo-
yoln6 zmafeni nad6jneho lidskt-
ho zivota; soudce Troup odsoudii
jej vccra k pokut6 $40o. - Poro-
Ia rozhodla ncdavno, &c Wise "a
vinil smrt mladeho krajana tim,
re prekrocil dovolenou rychlos.
pfi jizdS v automobile. V tonic
.ohledu prijat byl v minulem zako-
nodarnem obdobi novy zakon a
Wise byl prvnim, jenz byl die mel
.odsouzen. - Jak patrno, jest ny
nj V Nebrasce stanovena taxa
"a usmrceni cloveka V iistych pfl.
|padech ma pouhych $40Ol
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
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V 1tery rano stizeni byli man
zel6 Louis Vlckovi. bydlici V els.
560l Marcy ul.. krutym zarmut-
KEN. nebof nelitostnou smrti byl
Jim navzdy vyrvan milovany sy-
nacek, ! rok "A Z mesic1 starry
Henry Week. Pohfeb hosika ko-
nal So We ctvrtck sc dive hodlny
odpoIednc . domu smutku ma Cc'
sky Narodni hrbitov a vypraven
byl pohrobnickym nstavem pana
F'ranka Jandy. Po%zustalym rodI-
cum a sourozcncnm vyslovuleme
upiimnou soustrast.
Manzcle .ifi Johankovi, bydli-
Il V {. 30l5 jiz. -. ul., stlzenl by
Ii bolestnou ztratou; patek "a
no zcmfela jim 3 tydny stara dee
ruska Lucie, ktera mela blti V
budoucnosii radostf milujicich TO
diGa. Pohfcb divenky konal sc V
sobotu rano peel pohrobnickeho
ilstavu pana Franka Jandy ma
hfbitoy Fanny Marie V So. Oma-
re. Zarmoucenym pozlstalym Wy
sIovujcmc upfimnou s%oustrast.