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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-07-02
ALL READY FOR
Big STAMPEDE
Miss Glasgow Will Meet and Wei
come Visitors at Stampede
Grounds.
PROGRAMME IS COMPLETE
Senator J. L. Slattery Will Give
Opening Address-Daring Ex-
hibitiOns Will Be given
by Noted Riders.

Glasgow Stampede that will be held
July 3-4-5, 1920, at the Valley county
fair grounds east of town. Miss Glas-
gov will meet the crowds at the stam-
pede grounds in behalf of the city
and will welcome you. Senator J. L.
Slattery will open the stampede with
an address. Contrary to any reports
there will be no special day of the
Stampede, every day will be as big
as the other; in fact the program each
day as arranged will be exciting and
enjoyable. The gates At the Stampede
grounds will be thrown open at 1890,
the big show starting shortly after.
Secure a small program for details.
The Milk River Stampede company
have nearly 100 head of wild horses,
40 head of bad steers, bucking mules,
the famous bucking bull "Mickey'',
the jazzy horse "Shimmy", which are
all now at the fair grounds. Fea-
lures of the Stampede will be bulldog
doging and roping from an automo-
bile, roping and bulldogging from a
loose horse. Long George Francis
is now here with his famous horse
"Tony" and he has on display at
Stampede headquarters, in the old
Toggery buildings, his $1,000 saddle
that he won at the worlds champion
ship contest for roping at Pendleton.
Such riders as jim Erickson, Curly
and Arlie Seeley, Monty Denham, Mrs.
Marie Gibson and Tom Gibson will
be on hand and will give some daring
exhibitions of riding.
The state championship baseball SER
les will be played at Glasgow between
Wolf Point and Glasgow. The Satur-
day game begins at 5 p. M, Sunday
game at p. m. and Mondays game
at 10:30. These teams are rivals, hav-
ing won three games each this season.
Baseball fans will find each of these
games a treat. You should not miss
a game.
On Saturday and Monday evenings
beginning at o'clock p. m. there will
be dancing at the Firemen's hail. Mus
ic will be furnished by the famous
Glasgow orchestra. A charge of ten
cents a dance will be made, spectators
25 cents each.
Sunday evening at o'clock the
Glasgow band will furnish a high
class musical concert. This concert
will be held up town. Do not fail to
hear the band. You will enjoy it.
Program.
Parade. Stampede gates open at
1890. Address by Senator j. L. Slat-
terry.
Event No. Roman standing
race
Event No. Cowboys race for
purse of $25 each day.
Event No. 3.-Catch 'em Cowboy
race. Purse, SO.
Event 4,-Bareback riding of horses.
Event No. 5.-Bulldogging contest.
First prize 500, second $25. Best
time in three days wins.
Event No. 6-Cowgirls' race. First
prize SIS, second $40.
Event No Odd timers ropin,
contest. First prize SIS, second s.?
Event No. 8-Cowgirls' bur
horse riding.
Event No. 9-Stampede C
ers' race.
Event No. 10-Relay T.
Event No. 11,-Ropi'
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
War Camp Community Work
Will Be Perpetuated With
Cooperation in District
Secretary of Interior Lans VIII Head Committee
of Civic Leaders Planning Drive for $83 500
To Continue Service In Capital.

Root Rhodes. Roland s. Robbins, Mgr.
c. #. Thomas; DIR. Abram Simon, Rev.
DR.. Charles Wood, Judge Robert Ill.
Terrell, Walter s. Unord. A. p. shslet,
AlonEo Tweedale and Julius ]. Peyser,
In accepting the chairmanship, Sec
rstAry Lane said:
II will be pleased to do anything
within my power to help this splendid
cause and you car count on me to the
limit"
The campaign will be launched at a
mass meeting February 8. at which
time Secretary Lane will speak. There
will be others of prominence on the
program. including Mrs. Newton
Baker. a member OF the executive
committee.
ssSsees washiaxts. Qssts.
Chairman Robbins announced that
the quota for Washinston's continua-
ton OF community service for the
next year would be only $S3,6O0.
This Is the actual amount OF the
budget" he explained, land Washing.
tons quota Is lower per capita than
In any other city. Community serv-
ice, which won SO great a name for
itself during the war, has been incor,
porated locally and financed for
peace-time work in sixty other cities.
and we hope to see Washington be-
come the sfxty-nrst on the list"
Details OF the budget, as presented
by Mr. Robbins, are: Travellers aid
information bureau and homes regis
tration service, $17,500; employment
service, $1,000; service department for
hospitals, children's homes. old folks
homes, etc, $4,000: social recreation
department, $4,000; physical recrea-
tion department, $4,000: community
dramatics, community lyceum and
entertainment department, $4,000;
community music department, $1,000:
publicity department, $500: colored
work department. $40, 900; general ad
ministration, S11 900.
Committee Is Named.
The entire campaign committee has
not been compl ct ed but those who sign
cd pledges for service yesterday were
Clyde +. Armitage, Claude n. Ben
nett, Mamie II. Burroughs, II. c,
Cole. d. S. Church, Frederic A. Coch-
ran. Edward w. Davis, George II.
Dawson, William p. Egan, Mrs. Julia
West Hamilton. G. w. Harris, +. u.
Hathaway, Joseph II. Hurley, d.
Stuart Jones, oliver J. Moore. Il. l..
Neuhauser, william l.. Peet, the Rev.
DR.. u. G. 3. Pierce, Joseph T. X.
Plant, DR.. Arthur Ramsey, Michael d.
Schaefer, A. +. Shalet, l.. G. Schroe-
der, Gen. r. d. Simms. c. +. Sud
warth, Robert II. Terrell. Robert II.
Turner, w. II. Wahly. Raymond ].
Wise. Harry T. Woodfeld, Thomas
Lycctt, 8. J. Prescott, Mrs. Edna Cole
and, Howard S. Fiske.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

Here is good news for men ana
women whose hair is falling out,
whose scalps are covered with oan-
druff and itch like mad.
All good druggists can now supply
YOU with the genuine Partisan SAGE
fliouid form). which Is guaranteed
to quickly and safely abolish every
sign of dandruff, stop itching scalp
and falling hair and promote new
growth, or money refunded.
Thousands can testify to the eX-
cellent results from its use: some
who feared becoming hairless now
glory in their abundant hair, while
others who suffered for years with
dandruff and itching head got a
clean, healthy scalp after just few
days use Of this simple home treat.
ment 80
No matter whether bothered with
falling hair, matted, stringy hair,
dandruff or itching scalp try Par
isian sage--you will not be disap-
pointed. It's a scientific preparation
that supplies hair needs.
The first application will make
your hair and scalp look and feel 100
per cent better. II you want thick,
iustrous hair and lots of IL, by all
means use Partisan sage. Peoples
Drug Stores can supply you, Don't
deIay-begin tonight. A little atten-
ton now helps insure abundant hair
for years to come.
Peoples Drug Stores can supply
you.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
CARRANZA TROOPS ARE
DISPATCHED TO SONORA
ObregOn's Popularity In Presidential
Contest Arouses Ire of
Executive.

Mexican federal troops are being
rushed to the state Of Sonora to Sup
press the popularity" of Gen. Alvero
Abregon, candidate for the Presi-
dency, according to unofficial advices
from the border received here to-
day.
Obregon is a candidate in opposi-
tion to CarranZa's party. Carranza is
about to put the state under martial
law it is reported.
Carranza, in sending troops. de-
clared that "a lawlessness" existed
in Sonora, according te the dispatch.
Sentiment in favor OF Obregon has
been on the increase for some time.
Governor de la Huerta. who supports
Obregon for the Presidency, will be
supplanted by General Pesquiera. a
member of Carranzais party.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
~ rrS y 0Ft =

War Camp Community Service. with
h record OF more than ten million SER
vices TO meL and women In Washing
ton. is now practically out OF exist
ence as a national institution. as
new Organization has been incorpor-
atsd today as a strictly local body
This means that Washington VIII
have a chance to show it's friendship p
for an institution which has already
spent more than half million dollars
IN washington for Washington peo-
pie.
To launch the new organization
which Is known as the Community
Service of the District of Columbia a
campaign will be opened February 8
TO ruI ten days. headed by Secretary
Franklin X. Lane, OF the Department
of the Interior, as honorary chairman
and Roland Robbins, chairman OF the
campaign committee.
List of IneorporatoTs.
The incorporators OF the new service
will take up the peace time problems
Just as War Camp Community handled
the problems OF overcrowded war time
Washington. The iLcorporators are
Henry White, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, Mrs. Susie
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

A<0ISOI lQl
There has been lot
written about the saving Of
time affected by the motor
truck. But there Is one
phase of the saving we
have never seen mentioned.
, That is the time con-
consumed in yelling whoa"
at the horses, and untang-
ling them from their har-
ness, and backing them up,
and making them move for
ward a little, etc, etc.
If only drivers Of auto
mobile trucks would give as
much time to keeping their
machines slick and shiny as
was formerly. spent in feed
ing and currying the horses.
Many a worthy auto goes
to the scrap heap for lack
of care and attention.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
HOT TEA BREAKS
COlD-TRY THIS

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take
a tablespoonful OF this hamburg tea,
put a cup OF boiling water upon II,
pour through a sieve and drink a
teacupful at any time, 1t is the
most effective way to break cold
and cure grip. as It opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens
the bowels, thus breaking a cold at
once.
II is inexpensive and entirely veg
etable, therefore harmless.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
SET ALCOHOL HEARING.

Charged with the sale OF wood al
cohol, Myer ID. Rosenbloth, hardware
dealer at 204 Third street southeast,
yesterday afternoon appeared In the
United States branch of Police Court
on four counts OF violating the phar-
macy act in selling alcohol without
permit and with failure to register
chasers. as required by law. Tho case
was set for hearing February ..
Rosenbloth dcpositlnc 5000 collateral
for his appearance.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
Music Week

Each day we shall offer to
owners of Columbia Grafonolas,
Aeolian Vocalions. Victor Vic
trolas, Sonoras and all other
makes of musical instruments that
use lateral cut records, a series
of selections, some of which are
to be had here only.
1t ~ill include everything from
the tuneful arias from the grand
operas to the latest Jazzensa-
tons."
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND NEARBY TOWNS

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. l5.-The
annual installation OF officers of the
Rockville Lodge OF Masons was held
| last evening. Hanson G.. Cashell pre-
sided, DR.. George l.. Edmonds was
| master of ceremonies. The new oft
GERS are: Worshipful master. Frank
Cashell: senior warden, Hugh r.
| Thompson: junior warden, Phil?
Reed; secretary, George r. Lewis.
treasurer, w. Russell Brewer: senior
deacon, william J. Thomas; Junior
steward, Russell d. Karn; junior
steward, j. Damn Louthran; tyle-,
William F. Prettyman.
Sheriff George f. Nicholson has ap-
pointed Edward V. Caywood, Of Ch.Ny
Chase, motorcycle deputy to sIcceed
| Arthur Tetlow.
Sheriff Nicholson also announced
the appointment OF franklin T. Bos-
| well as q deputy sheriff for the Glen
.Icho neighborhood.
| Rev. Millard +. Minnick. rector of
Christ Episcopal Church. otficiatod at
| the marriage here OF Mrs. Eva r..
Burch and Milton X. Johnston, both
of Washington.
The stockholders of the First Ma
| tional Bank of Gaithersburg held
their annual meeting yesterday after
noon and elected directors az follows:
John b. Diamond, Nathan Cooke, Is-
nstius T. Fulks, A. r. Meem. James
S. Windsor, Zadoc NJ. Cooke, Samuel
r. Plummer. John W. Walker. Clar-
ence II. Hoskinson. James c. Higgins,
Charles c. Waters and Frank II. Sew
erance. The directors reelected John
p. Diamond, president: Clarence H.
| o -
Severance, cashier; John A. Slower,
assistant cashier.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
January Clearance Sale
Baby Louis Satin Pumps
at $6.85 Pair

special lot bought for later selling, and the price
should be $1,000 pair Just to add zeSt to January
Clearance we will pass them on to you tomorrow at this
special price. Widths A to &. Lengths y to 8.
Second Fl0or-Lansburgh & Bro.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Zeleznicafi proti
drahote zivobyti

Washington, D. G., 9. iinora. =
Ctyfi vclka bratrstva zeleznicnich
zamestnanci isou pfipravena in
vestoyati $50,0O0.000 do druzstev.
nickych tovaren "a acelcm snizc,
nj ceny zivotnich nczbytnosti. die
oznameni Allcna +. Barkcra, pred
sedv zamestnancii V zeleznicnlch
dilnacb. Pocatek byl jiz uein6h a
tcm1r xl,000,000 mvestovano bylo
y zavodech v Toledo, Ypsilanti q
Williamson, Mich. v Toledo "a
kouprny byly dYe toyarny ma rtt
kayice, ktere jsou : to zhotoviti
24,000,000 rnkayic rofnt Je v nj
mera zfiditi nskolik tovarep Nj
krabicovahi poiravin r6znycf
ciistech Spojenlch Statd. Nejdfi-
We bndc ncin6n pokus 0 zakonpeni
tovaren liz zavedenych nebnde-
Ii mono takove ziskati, budon
zbudovany move Prvni q Mich zbn-
dovana bndc V Michiganu. Ovoce
8 s..zi,4 plediny jiine baden kapn-
vany primo cd farmafii. V Ypsi-
lanti, Mich, brzy dojdc k zfizenl
tovaren ma vyrobu oyeralls a ko-
sil. V Ypsilanti take zffzen bnde
prvni obchod k vyrizovani objed-
navek postou a pozdeji obchody
Y nalem zflzeny budou riiznycll
m6stech Unie. Prynf 2 takovych
obchodi ma byti zffzcn Detroit,
Mich.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Velke podvody v To-
denicich odhaleny

San Francisco, Cal, 2. mora. -
Agent odborn sprayedInosti Cd
halili podvody, jimiz vlada pfipra
vena byla temer billion dollarJ
pri stavbe lodi v lodenicich pri Pa
cifickem pobrezi, Oregonu
Washingtom a California. Ji;
pred n6kolika dny. bylo oznameno
zc vysctfovani techto rozsahlycl
podvod6 je plnem proudu. A;
dosud 0 veci bylo vydano malo in
formaci, ale toho, co bylo zvcde
no, da Sc soudGt, re sedm velkycf
lodafskych stavebnich spolecnost
JIG do tohoto skandaln zapleteno
Vlada povolila spolecnostem' l(
procent pfidavkn mad cenu, sta
kontrakty, jestlize naklac
ma budovani lodi byl v6tsi, nezli 50
occkavalo. Toto rozhodnutf via
dy zavdalo podn6t k podvodiim
nebof vscchny spolecnosti pfl
davky Sc hlasily, pouzivajice ia
lesnych zaznamii, ably docflil,
splneni svtho pozadavku. V dd
sledku odhaleni techto podyodi
vlada zastaviIa vyplaceni iicti {
|pravf Sc, zc zastaycna byla vypla
liza asi $37, 100000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Admiral Kolcak
byl pry usmrcen

Londyn, 2. iinora. Jiskrova
depese Moskvy sdelujc, ze boise.
yieky organ Pravda pfillasi cia
mex, v kterem mezi iinym pravi
pred nekolika dny svrchoyanJ
vladce Kolcak byl vyzvednut ma
bodacich svych vlastnich yojakn.
@ osudu admirala Koleaka doSlo ,
posledni dObe tax vclkc mnozstvI
rfiznych zprav, re vlastne mem
urcite znamo, kdc Sc nyni zdrzuie
Nedavne zdanlive autentickf zpra
Wy naznaeily, 10 vydan byl po-
vstalciim ma rozkaz gencrala Ja
nina, yrcbnfho velitele ceskoslo-
venskych vojsk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Epidemic chfipkova
v Chicagu oehabuje

Chicago. H., 2. iinora. Poect
imrtf nasledkcm influenzy a zapa-
In pile cd propuknnti epidemic dnc
Is. lcdna byl l,G6S, die oznameni
zdravotniho odboru. 'Behem ttzc
periody oznamcno bylo 26,SSS pri-
padii onemocn6ni. Pocet novych
pripada onemocneni V poslednich
dvacfti ctyfech hodinach znacne
poklesl, "a to vsak zvysil Sc poeet
1mrti. Influenza posIednfch
dvaciti ctyfech hodinach zplsobila
l22 iimrti zapal pile IS. Ma in
fluenzu move onemocnelo $50 lidi
"a ma zapal Pile 1862.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Kanada stara Sc
o byvale vojaky

Ottawa, Can, 9. iinora. = Ukol
Kanady znovupojeti $4,000 vo-
jaki diistojniki do industrialni-
no a professionalism zivota nka-
zal Sc znadn6 vaznejsim nezli So o.
cekavalo. Kdyz kanadSti vojacl
po skonGeni svetove valky vratili
Sc re zamofi. Kanada vyplatila jim
sluzne ia sest mesicil a zorganiso-
vala opatiovatelny praee. ktere
snazily Sc ziskati zamestnani pro
kazdeho propuStfnych pojak1,
krom toho zfizeny hyly skoly pro
zmrzacene a tenn, kteri jevili chut
k zem6d6lstvi, bylo pomahano pfi
|zfizoyani domova ma farme. Ale
absorbovani propustenych vojaki
neslo tax rychlym tempem, jak Sc
ocekavalo, a nynf Sc vi, ze hlavni
pficinon toho bylo, re vojakim
dostalo Sc sllEn6 "a sest mesicn,
coz cinilo znacny obnos. VetSina
propustenych vojakii praci nevy-
hledavala, ponsvadz ziskala dosta-
tex penez, ably mohla byti ziva. Ia
neiakou dobu vojaci znovu zadali
o podporu a vlada povolila $40,-
100000 ku podpore tech, kdoz ne
jsou to nalezti zamestnani. A tn
Sc stalo, ze mnozf, kteff jiz "a
mestnani nasli, praci syoji opu-
still, ably mohli brati podporu, KITE
ra Sc yyplacela nezamestnanym
byvalym vojiniim. Nynf uvazuje
Sc o novych methodach, jak o.
patfiti propustenym vojakim "a
pestnanl a vseobecne Sc uznava,
re neni to snadny ikol. AZ dosud
$4,000 vojakd bylo dano do re-
mesinickych skol, 333 ,49G poslano
bylo do skol zemed6lskych a 11O,-
900 nalezena byla prace V rdznych
ohorech priImysln Zblva ySall
postarati Sc 0 mnoho tisfc jinych,
TEN prozatim Sc udfli podpora a
nasledkem toho jenom malo byva-
lych vojakii zivi Sc zebrotOn ane-
bo podomnim obchodcm.,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Bo|$evicti AGENT S fa|e$-
nymi pr0vOdniIni IiStinani
jezd6|i I Moskvy do N6mec
Vydavali sc "a pracomiky cerveneho kfize byli
We styku komunisickymi orsanisacemi
rimych zemich Evropy.

Ger, sdeluje:
Zmocnili jsme Sc pcrekopu v Il,
zine Krymskt ncdaleko Ccrneho
more a zatlacili ismc nepfitele 2 ic,
no opevnenych posic ma Cengarsky
|poloostrov, zpiisobivse mu znaent
ztraty.
Phi dobyti Mimi Udinska v OBJ.
lasti Kanska zaiali isme cely Drn-
hy battalion n ukofistili pet obrni.
nych vlakG.
Moskcvska jiskrova dcpese, da.
tovana sobotu, ndava nasledu-
jicf iircdni sovetskou komnnikaci
Y oblasti Elizabethgradu nase
voiska zanjala Glodas a fadu yes.
ME od dvaciti pati do tficiti mil
ma zapad od Elizabethgradu.
Y oblasti Kanska, yychodni ST.
bir. zaujali isme Mimi Odinsk.
Nepritel usinpujc We zmstl;n sme-
rem yychodnim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
'AMERlCTf LETCI
ADRzENI MA ROZ-
KAZ CONZALESUV
Rozkaz byl vydan, kdyz
letci byli ma ceste
k pomezi.

Laredo. Tex. .. 1nora. = Pla-
ny pro nayrat amernkych await
li1 Grimese Davise ma pHdu Spo-
Ienleh StatI byly nahlc zastaveny
Y sobotu ma rozkaz euvernera Con
zalcse, yojenskaho velltele statu
Nneyo Leon, ktery nafidil prevze-
| ii obou yzduchoplaycd rukou ci-
lvilnfcil antorit, ktere pfipravoya.
IIy 20 je vrat#i do Scdstiiti. 0nver.
Iner naffdil, ably vzduchoplavci do.
Ipraveni byli do Monterey "k w.
Islechu'.
Randolph Robertson, americky
konsul Nuevo Laredo, ktery uv6-
domil americke authority o pociml
Iguvernera Gonzalcse telefonem 2
Guerrero, oznamil, ze provazi avia.
|tiky do Nuevo Laredo. Druzina
konala V sobotu cestu automobi-
lem na mexicke strane pomezi v
priivodu nekolika Carranzovych
distojnikG.
konsul Robertson. ltery ode
bral Sc do Guerrero We ctvrtek. a.
by vyjednal navrat aviatiki. me-
|oznamil zadne dalsi podrobnosti
ohledne rozkazli guvernera Coma
lese, vyjimaje oznamenf, ze budou
|vyslcchmlti generaIem Francisco
Murguiou 2 Carranzovy armady.
Brownville, Tex, 2. tinora. -
Okolnost, ae major general Muir
'guia, velitel vojenskych sbord V
Iseyerni oblasti, wal 3 rllkou gene
Irala Fortunate Zlazna. vojensle-
Iho yelitele v Tamaulipas. situaci
iohledne poruciku f. +. Davise a
G.. Il. Grimese v Bucrrero, Mex, a
nafidil, ably oba Americana byli
|dopraveni do Monterey k vojen-
skeml vfslechu, vyvolala pfekva-
pcnf mezi zdejsimi armadnimi di-
Istojniky Spojenych Statd.
X obratu v jejich zalezitosti do
slo po te, kdy vsechny pripravy
pro jejich navrat ma americkou
|pGdu byly vykonany. General
Murguia, die doslych zprav, ma
lezal Sc V Piedras Negras, proti
Eagle Passu, v sobotu, a ma. Sc "a
to, Re odtud naffdil, ably aviatiko-
We dopraveni byli do Monterey.
|Pffmych zprav Cd aviatikn nedo-
slo cd stfcdy, kdy oznamili, ze BY
III nucem sestoupiti jizne Cd Guer.
zero, kdyz zasoba oleje a gasolinu
byIa yycerpana, die sdelehi kapi-
tana Bradforda.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
|Uherske princezny
hledaji praci

Geneva, 2. inora. Mnozstvl
uherskych princezen, ktere uchyli-
" Sc do Svycarska po pfevratu, O.
city Sc v spatn6m postaveni ma
sledkem mike valuty lherskych
pen6z hledaji praci jako gnyer-
nantky spoIecnicc. Lide ale
yetsinou Sc obavaji je najmonti
ably dftky jejich neucily pfepychu
Jedna uherska princczna odebrala
sc odtnd do Curychn, ably pfijala
|praci jako cfsnice.
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Haywood dan
byl v obzalobu

Chicago, ILL.,, 2. tnora. - Zvlast-
nj velkoporota, vysetf1ljicf cinnost
!radikaliL dala obzalobu 81 6lenii
lndustriAlnfch D1lnfkn Sv9ta. =.
Hlavnim obzalovsnych je Will.
liam D. Haywood, byvaly sckretai
|organisace, ktery propuGten byl ,
lvtzenf v Leavenworth ma zAruku
Jinym obzalovanym je Thomas
Whitehead, ktery nastoupil Hay
woodovo mfsto jako sekretaf or
Iganisace Vsichni obzaloyani by
| i obvincni ze spiknuti X svrzcn
lvlady.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Turci provadsji
tajnou mobilisaci

Londyn, 2. iinora, Turecky
ministr valky, die zprav Q Cafihra-
|du, naffdil tajne vytiStSnf co nej.
|rychleji 10000 kopif proklamace
k vseobccne mobilisaci tnreckycl,
vojsk, prayf depeSe Exchange te-
lcgraficke kancelafe Athen. -
|Hprava ndayd, zc rozkaz tento ma.
znacnje, be ministerstvo valky ma
" iinysln provesti mobilisaei u A.
|natolii k fitoku Tia feclsa d spoie.
|necka yojska tamnl.
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Osmdesatileta Izena
obzalovana z vrazdy

Kalamazoo, Mich, 2. iinora. =
PAM Sarah Taborova byla vzata
do vazby okrskoveho soudu ma OBJ.
vineni vrazdy sve dcery, Maud
a pohfbenf jejfch pozistatkn vt
sklepG obydli Taborovych v Law
ton. Zadna zaruka nebyla stano
vena "a tuto zenu, ktera je so 70,
XII stara.
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Y zajmu nominace
generala Perschinga

Lincoln, Ncb., 2. iinora. - V So
botu dany byly do obShu petice Y
zajmu umisteni generala Johna J.
Pershinga na ballot v Nebrasce ja.
lso republikanskeho kandidata pro
dfad presidenta. Peticnf blankety
|posldny byly blavnf dfadovny v
Lincoln do kazdeho okresu a pre-
cinktu We state. PcrShingoyy pc
|tice budou zadAny iifadovne se-
kretafe statu 10 dnech . .jmfno
IPcrsIlipgoyo bndc dano na ballot v
|prjmarhich volbaeh, kterc budou
'sc konati 20. dubna.