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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
FOR SALE

One of the best stock ranches in
Elko county. The ranch consists
Of between two and three thous-
and acres of patented land. all under
four wirefenc". There are about
thousand tons Of hay on the
ranch and a lot Of we'll bred horses
and cattle. The ranch is well
watered and has fine shelter for
stock.
Inquire at this Office for further
articulars.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
The Other Leda.

Benham-I don't see how you get
around in your hObblc skirt.
Nre bonham--Do you remember
whc1 'cck a surgical operation to
get ont " your skin.tight
tT'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
Harolc's Broke.

Why don't you go to the dance TO
night Harold? Haven't you any
name?"
Yes, dad" said the Harvard stu.
dent, "a flame, ut no fuel."--LJfe
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial 05435
Department of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office at Carson City,
Nevada
June l6, 1911,
Notice is hereby given that
James Cowling of Elko. Nevada,
who, on October ID, 1910, made
Homestead entry. No. O5435. for
FL NEt and Ed SE4, Section SO,
Township SO Nl, Range 54 E. M.
d. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final five year
proof to establish claim to the
land above described. before the
County CLERK of EIko county, at
Elko, Nevada, on the 4th day of
August, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Burke of Bullion, Nevada.
Abraham W. Hesson, Phillip G..
Cowling and Thomas Hunter, all
of Elko. Nevada.
Louis j. Cohn Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
She Couldn't Understand.

FihRciy man. getting up and giving
up his car seat TO the stout woman
who had been swayIng from n strap
for four miles: Take this qeat.
ma'am."
Stout lady, in suspicious tones and
with n strong favor Of sarcasm:
What's wrong with ~"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
Just Suited,

81 don't want my son IN marry you,
my defp young woman. You know you
havo insanity In your family"
"Oh, that makes no difference Your
son 10 Just crazy about me-"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-20
Material ts There

Some are thoughtcss. some cant
think: there is hope for the former
--Succoss Magazine.
The evening world., 1911-10-19
POISON MYSTERY
IS REVEALED BY
! NEWARK
Mrs. Mcfarland Found Dead
In Home, Victim of Cyanide
of Potassium.

Police Of Newark are working hard to-
day to clear the mystery In the death Of
Mrs. Allison Mcfarland. who was found
dead In bed at her home. No. 3s Park
avenue. Newark. yesterday morning
from cyanide OF potassium poisoning
Accident. suicide and murder are all
suggested. the dead woman's husband
declaring she must have taken the poi
son by mistake.
Mrs. Mcfarland was found by her
husband when he returned home from
New York. where he had spent the night
With his six-yesr-old son william, after
. visit to the Electrical Show. Their
~two-year-old son was romping around
the room, unconscious taIt mis- mother
lay dead nearby.
Mcfarland declares that some time
ago he brought cyanide OF potassium
home with him to clean !ewelry and put
II In a bottle which had contained BRO
mide his wife had been taking for a
headache. He called her attention %
the poison, telling hr- - be careful not
to get the bottles mixed. but he be-
lieves that getting NJ in the nisht 10
get medicine she picked up the wrong
bottle.
"Exoep, for headaches Mrs. McFar-
land was In cxccilea, health n W.
were very happy" Mcfarland tod
county Physician Mckenzie.
II WAS at fi-st supposed that Mrs. Nc
The evening world., 1911-10-19

Fa riand had died OF heart disease. but
an autopsy was ordered and the cyanide
poisoning discovered. Or. Mckenzie told
the police he was unable 10 make up his
mind as to how Mrs. Mcfarland got the
poison. saying:
AS far as my Investigation has gone
I am inclined TO believe she was not a
The evening world., 1911-10-19

victim OF foul play. However, the mat
ter Is FAR too serious for me to arrive
at a hasty conclusion"
The Netherlands came 20 Newark
three months ago from Maine. The nus
band Is Advertising manager !or the
Croker Wheeler Company at Ampcre.
They seemed devoted to each other.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS IN
THE CAPITAL Of FRANCE

Paris, Nov. 11.-Henri Bergson is
Just now the vogue of the fashionable
world His lecture room at the Sor-
bonnie seating some hundreds is atlat-
ter with society women who squeeze
into a foot OF hard bench between
students of the University to hear his
philosophic utterances.
The appearance of the little white
haired man causes murmur of greet
ing and expectation. He walks quickly
to his place, sits down behind the
table, folds his hands and awaits the
immediate silence. AS he speaks his
blue eyes shine with an extraordinary
brightness, his face is Illuminated and
this illumination seems to re reflected
in the faces of his listeners for his
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

words are call to hope and action.
Bergson repeats and develops the
idea that the capacities of mind, the
potential possibilities of all individu-
ais are the same. The diversity among
individuals he attributes mainly to a
lack of individual effort which may
arise from a variety of causes, cere-
bral arrangement being an important
one.
Professor Bergson, enunciates a
startling theory concerning memory
which he describes as in an ETHEREAL
organ outside the body, He likens
this expression of faculty to a top. the
point resting upon the brain, the body
being above and outside the brain
All experiences are registered ir the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11
WATTERSON IN
NUMEROUS VEIN
Inimitabe Henri Tells What He VIII
Do When He Becomes
President.

At the banquet occasion given Pres
ident Taft's recent visit to Louisville,
Henri Watterson, the Nestor of Amer
lean journalism, made the introduc-
tory speech, and in part spoke as fol
lows:
"If there be anything that | do know
all about, as the washwoman observed
of her bluein, it is presidents"
He said he had known all of them
personally with the exception of the
first five and the ninth, and added he
didn't know but that he would like to
be president himself.
What do want to say, especially
to you young gentlemen of the press
continued Mr. Watterson, 'is this
that there is no one of you who may
not be headed for the white house.
Look at Archie Butt; yes know. You
need not shake your heads in solemn
worning. Archie was not common
reporter. He was born a swell. Good
clothes and good looks and good man.
ners came natural to him. He has
been a greater than president; the
guide, philosopher and friend of a pair
of presidents. He once told me they
were a good pair to draw to; and may
be | shall make three of a kind. 1t
was his gentle influences which kept
Theodore Roosevelt from declaring
himself a dictator. 1t is said VIM.
Howard Taft considers him his mas.
cot and looks to him to insure his re-
SECTION. When l reach the white
sc shall expect to find him there
i'ou ZONE me and I shall say to him
t ~ w." hen you were poor young
Nio"l'' 'rur friend-youll not de
sert me now
Gentlemen, my mo tito has always ,
been never say die
too late for NEEDN'T thin
when am president, l
you thing or two. In the frs, :.
loving my ease and meanin.
choose my own company shall
a stop to the all-around-the circui,
hand-shaking business. No more
peripatetic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ar
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

Two itq'ian electricsl engineers liv-
ing in T0nce, Signors Bellini and
Tosi. hove devised an apparatus for
fixing he direction of wireless sounds
so that vessels approaching a coast at
night or in fog, especially so that
they are not able to take bearings b
lighthouses and CONGREGATIONS of the
land, many calculate where they are
from musical notes sounded from two
shore stations.
The receiving instrument can be
manipulated so that the direction OF
the maximum of sound defines within
a quarter Of compass point the 10
cation Of the sounder. The French
government will set up three stations
for experiment and the steamships
Provence and Espagne are to be equip
ped with receivers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

81 am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing | know of and safest remedy for
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble"
writest Mrs. L. B. Arnold, of Denver,
Colo. 1--WE have used it repeatedly
and it has never failed to give relief.
For sale by All Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

M. Becquerel is still disagreeably
affected by the strange powers of radi-
UNI which gave him the serious burn
on his breast some time ago. He had
carried a tube containing several deci-
grams (the equivalent of a decigram
is about one and one-half grains) in
his vest pocket for six hours during
two days. The tube was wrapped in
paper and enclosed in a cardboard
box
Ten days afterward the illustrious
physicist perceived that the radiations
had passed through the tube and
through his clothing producing a red
mark on the skin. The spot grew
darker and eleven days later an ulcer
appeared which healed in 40 days but
has left effects. That was the first ex
ample of the destructive power of the
ray upon the living cell.
Madame Curie's fingers with which
she handled tubes containing radiun
combinations have at times become
hard and white and most painful. TIL,
skin fell off ard after new skin haC
formed and the wounds cured tn,
pains continue from the mysterious
radioactive rays.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

tentions. This night at least let us
know no parties and no distinctions.
Let it for a little be, not Mr.. Presi-
dent, not even William, but just
plain Bill"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

organ, nothing is forgotten. Difficult
ties of memory arise from the condi-
ton of the point of the top" the
brain, which refuse to function norm.
ally under the command of the will
Memory says Bergson, "is no
more inside the head than the music
of all the great composers is inside
the piano. A piano is an instrument
by means of which a musician may
give expression to musical compost
lions according to the capacity of the
musician and the quality of the piano.
The brain, like a piano, can be played
upon and made to express an infinite
number of memories"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS

rows into the air No more white |
house receptions-levees, aping royal |
ty, they call them at Washington. No |
more office-seeking rushes in mine.
Access to the executive mansion |
may be obtained only by card or
countersigned appointment shall at
once abrogate the civil service law,
abolish the civil service commission
and give General Black and his in
teresting colleagues "a hours to get
out of town. Then | will recreate
the official fabric in my own likeness
and fill the places of honor and trust
and profit to suit myself according to
the merit system of my personal
preference and regard. Let them call
it 'favoritism' as much as they please.
None but friends tried and true will
be allowed to hang about the prem
ises. The letters that spell the word
'nepotism' shall be dropped from the
alphabet.
81 will dissolve both parties. No
mans coat-no party label-shall
stand betwixt me and any good fellow.
Being devotee to peace and in favor
of arbitration and the two Taft treat
les with England and France, I will
take Mr. Turk and Mr. Dago each by
the scruff of his neck and pitch them
into the Mediterranean Sea and hoist
the stars and stripes over Tripoli.
No More Poverty.
81 will readjust our loose currency
No more poverty. | will emasculate
the trusts. J. Pierpont and John
D. shall roar so gently that even VIM.
Jennings Bryan shall say, Let them
roar again Every man shall have
his pockets crammed with treasury
certificates because my system of fis-
cal reform-as simple and as dead
easy as falling off log, putting
Aldrich and his monetary commission
to blush-will be to estimate the exact
value of all the gold and silver m
the earth and issue legal tender notes
for the full amount: saving the ex
pense of mining, minting and trans
portation; saving argument. time ant
trouble. In short. | will make Teddy
Green with envy and old Taft to turr
over in his sleep and murmur, Lord
why didn't think of it?'"
But Mr.. Watterson didn't believ
that everything was forgotten by tn
President, and declared if asked point
blank what he really thought of him
: he would say. 'as the old lady at tn
mourners' bench said when asked
:, she didn't love the Lord, It's might
comfortin' to have him around"
- "All of us are proud and happy
% have him with us, none the less thos
y of us who may not always agree wit
his conclusions, never doubling his /
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-11

All French Market
French Market Process leaving mild soothing rarely and dlcate
favored You drink has been the habit the French
Market for hundreds of
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29

pm Karel Ilaylicek, znhmy
yiriuos III bousle, ktery yyNoupi
Y nasem mhsi6 Y jedinGm koncer.
tu Y pryni poIoyici pTstibo mcsl-
ee, pfijel do Omnby pfedvcirem
rdno u poetiI n1s syoji DdystGvou
Y rodnkci. MIad6bo um6Ice bu-
de doproydzet M pianc sIaynd
pio0jstka fr0neolzskd, Nine,
liorghcm, koDcert bude budeb.
nj ndhlosti pfytbo fddu u Oma-
aaD6 prdvcm mali Nc nae tdsit.
Presn6 datum konceriu, jakoz /
ozndmimo najislo V pH.
stim elsie.
s19 Pdni hostinsti, jdkoz / et
spoIky pfi pofdddni zdbay mtli
by yady objcdnnti "soft" ndpoje
tuLn,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29
PETRA M. SVACINY,

CHS. lSl2 llzt III, ulice, Omaha.
u ndho dostanete tea znameult6 maalo
farmerskt, tvaroh pouze 6erstya vel
&c, Kaidodenna tertea zelenina a
r0zne osoec, lhoii So dovati Tclefn
nuitel Douglas 1894, ls,tf
V nedeli dopoledne byl Y O
maze lalolen noyy tcsky kluh,
sytho druhu y naSem msst6 Jedi.
ms ,lest 10 kluh tcskfrh sachi.
stu, kleri 81 ohral "a dkol osy6.
lo1ati Sc volnieh chyilieh ducha
usleehlilou hrou saehy lako y
iinych saeheyieh spoleich TAX |
y tomto noyem eeskem spolku hu
de yyntoNano lAklalnm teto d1,
myslne hry konany saehoys
rfesmasky a saehoye sdpasy q re
ny y simuieh m5sieieh l'te,lse
dou klnhu tyolen pan Fuchs a
ir,lnatelem pan silsra hio - q
tulo uslechtilou hru saiimaii a
ho'llaii o. kluhu ptlstouFil, ufehf
~ ehrAii "a ie,lnaiele klubu "a.
ina sitcfu NArutlui tiskarne kle
q, i'm vsr hlisi sl5lt
q rroaalms 80 "a ,tlmi pflt
nlVsrh lsalminek ulehoslni misl
posi as ls1i illni n ullte mpsi
ahe heslgm n Nrise,b isslpa
sifsn, q hpsllnem i \ Srhnel
ilfa slF,ht siran, iillisi la
Arehuesil slsli r n y kmel y
fssuleh6m el,ehesls a. is,i iiiul
m ulies unakA taa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29

Slecna Lille l1erankoya,
dccfn pam Stan. Ber1nka, ysco.
bccnG zndm6ho l6kdrnitu, naltza
sc v Clnrksonsk6 DemoeDiei, slize.
M jsoue dysentcrii. pfcjeme mln-
d6 trpitelce brzk6bo pozdraveni.
- Pan Jos, IIouska y civ, 1923
Sherman Ave, ktery jest stizen
jiz delsi dobu zhoubuou nemoei
horcekou, cjti 10 jiz ponelsud Idpe.
Doufhme, 10 Nc brzy pozdraW do
" miry, aby Nc zase mohl yrhlit
mezi sv6 ptdteJe, eoz mu ysichni
od srdce ptejemel
- PovoleDl k siintlp obdrzeli
krojan6;
Ifrank kucera, ~ r., Omaha,
Marie Volsa, % r, Omaha.
Pr Potach, ~ H. so. Omaha,
kat' l'ukovsIsS, ~ r., So. Omaba.
Henry Dolcaal, - r. Cancy, kans.
Emma CokIey, n H. so, Omaha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29

nramatieky odhor TEL. Jed
sokol pnrtial ncdeli diyadelui
rfedslayeni Va prosramu hylo
ltiaktoNd drama deli pastorky
ga od dcske spisoyatelky uahrie.
II l'Fvlssose Ie,lnally6 dlahy
hlasni dve role hyly s}barus rot
'leleny a lNte tslast plue pflltha
" uheleeksm kloham nlefpv
lrt SloNiuske nafrai n ufmi
drama sep.ana, pasahlle mil,m
Aautlem na uaA .lueh AZ us Nsa
10 "a taH uesl,ssii iasne vsslu.
teEAuo l'fielnen bNln snasl NJ
s,yslosl nAfsei nsh nam sims
AZ : HekisFtyh slrau tf,kN, 8 ,e
ssteh FvfvrAipeh nthtAms ,hly
,hisklisni a T. shsAllms ian kde
aebsle l leau davesla = uaapak
81 tsttkAms ehshN = neslssstalks
M teh nrhsle Neslms = usnA
us rflAsnS va ~ uAa 4 Iakass
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29
Omaha Stove Repair Works,
l206-1208 Douglas Str.
Tel. Douglas 900 -- A-3621.

Vybor pro yysctfovhni vo.
Ieb podrobil yolcbnI stroje ze
rrnbnt prohlidee u yyslo na jeyo,
ze pfi minulych prdyt volbdch
pfisiroj nezaznamendyal pfesnG
hlasy odeyzdan6 yoliGi, VJpomoc-
ny okfesni klerk Frank Dewey,
ptedseda yysetfujiciho vyboru
piipousti, ~ mechanismus hlaso.
yacich strojn jest yadny a mi IA
pf0kazdn0, ~ yinon stroje byly
tfi hlasy laznamendny pro iineho
kandidaia ncz pro ktereho byly
urceny u toho ddvodu byly tyto
m zrnseny jest domneni " Sc
TAX stale v mnoha ilnyeh pfipa
deeb i. Ridgway, kustod hlaso.
yaeich strojd, pfi6ita VIM neopa.
trnbmu zachazeni Sc stroll pi'i je.
iieh pfcnaseni a umistoydni do
ynlebnieh sini William 4 Rose,
ietlen Z republikansktch kandida
"a m soudee nejNysSiho soudu
zlfalil tim fp0sohem neimtnt u
hlas0 se etyrtem okrsku pate
wardy, neb hfohenoyf knlo jakou.
u Nadou neuye,llo i einnost "a
knamenANaei meehanismus slroi
kaxnamennl 2ol hlaS pro llamera
a lal pro ieho saupefr peana !,
ipi pro l.eltona a III pro- oldha
ma ale ien : pro Rose ! pro
Slnrka llamcr loslal y3tsiuu lal
ietien tio Ross Ipute I lNle
sietne H. eh,lrielill ieho kells
gota skeFo aNh HASA mussl an
elslFisli ,leiisla Nlee nglli pst hla
"a Ntsslfnlel NtheF sN&etfpyal
a nasel n pew a alumlnlas& pfl
hty "a slFeii b,la poltettpa a a.
hFanlle spFAsnsmn tAanamu hlasA
y kelena o.lns ur'gaa pro Rec a.
s'afka Ma aAkla'l3 l9ekia aeml
lfeh tAassnesii hu,lau m,sset httl.
hlasa,aei strsir rruslApy - se,a
p "a selml nlskaa eeaa nkns
liaaslas mA - lakeyteh sgrdA :.
niekl tahlt slAl s6a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29
I posviCENi u
VAC TIES A RE
v SIM Melzoye

Nensghtp a uiit pfile1liast ~
eent kfoeau. tum 4 lerrt a
muoho imsch lrlikalts hpie pt
pFateno pro pesNiesasks halait
81 RN1kS Move iaFoky atd
Ia Fuep lA |
Tan tgauk tisndhauvE .
psm SINE pfinssll IA dtl,s fpfa
sW ssi dosu,i uraalaa IA l,,ae
ihauheau usmos FhpumalI
elfm ins'sm kloahA lipieme
ttsuilske,l ahs - nspllismnsha
heslee bras shaslil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29

bldc odbSvati prayidelnou svoji
scb6I We ttvrtek, dne T. prosin.
ce 1911, urtitou bodinu We spol.
koy6 mistnosti. Pfedl6hd ddIezi-
t6 jedndni, uvdd6nf noyyeb Glen.
kyh n dale pfipndd yoIba dfad.
ME. Vseeky sousedky neebt sc
jistd do t6to scbdze dostayi Ne.
plilomnd podI6baji die stanov
pokutd, - Il naffzeni Tdboru
1912 Annn Chlebordd, tai,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29

Fhl'll w H1lNBlH mHfy
go, 20, prosim, missis R6zyP'
"JesnsmaDk0te yoni 10 neycdi 7
kejdy Dob6lkoyic NO jim tedka
stroji jako pdvicc, samcj bedbhv,
samd krajfa II pcntIc, u ysecko
tak apartni mn na sob6, tak NJ
Irnysjim, &e 80 asi bude yddvat. +"
~ 90 jieb 10, missis Mary, ma
padd, 70 0na jen talk ton pei,
chou neyi jnk by 10 M strojila.
Ale je jim 10 takoyd laeind pnr6-
da, kamarddk6m Hkd, zo ~ to
plati w mGste vclk6 pcnize, nle
zatim jsem j tuhIe vidcIa, ze 10
Inpnje u LibaId M tfjndctG u.
lici,"
"Vid6ji, missis ROXY, 10 jsem
Nj bDed mysleIai ia tam taky du.
We chodiyaln, protoae tam mali
ysecko pGIsn6 n laeiuG, jen go jc
reelt, 10 yfdi, ~ tomu taky rOz.
umim, ale 10 jcdnou jsem tam
p6eo fekla o missis Cinglpajtlovt,
uohvlo IA sico ,ic Snatn6ho ;o
nom ~ TAX trochn hdzi voGimd
M muask5cb olo IA mui viJ6t
oani Ifhaloyo, vviolo a ,a
mno 10 . ioiin ohohodu noo,rni
z6dn3 kIen6ni a nomlouy6m . %
n,6 ia Il milois; iodo, oon, al
f6dnS zo,skI MOI dollor od k,on
nv "a m,o do,5I;Io -
"To linn v6ffm missis Mary
ole koukuou vona to Ifho,ko md
f,pt nohito , ohohod ido ;oko
kdv5 brom biio +"
".Jo 10 to 10 nrovda ~ md
= noklo a,as,i ),
-
~ 'ailllo Nroshe JeSt ieVhe
-" Ia ,''''J " 'oP'""' ., ,S''
''"' ~ ''' ''''P
' nedeli' dhe H. pfoSlnce
i'll' selraJe m'Stnl dramallckS
odpor soc sekee hafel llayl'cek
boroNsRy yeseiohru 'F7ila Je
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29
vraheys popravsni

Waskb,sleH u &, - lstupa
du slAm department alslfisl
sprawl D. syusrAl feieFa ienk
saatntil prwltsuia taeerase a.
saula peminRa 4 ieh0 slselaN lHs
nlk ssuerAl lamfulgI hsh sal teni
a ihnel lapNstai NlAslnl mee
spasisA syui mkea mieilefs
ttta hapsFss = ,le - slus g, lh
slepa,la shs aselll pfesallmnlta
pFvslilenta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29
Krajan povysen.

Mas krajan DR., Emil kruliS, o.
dejel ii. listopadu New Yorku
do Galyestonu Texasu, kde ma
Stoupi nrad yrchniho zdrayotniho
inspektora pro pfistehoyalce
statnieh pristayeeh, Dr, I'm, kru.
lis hyl pro tuto move lrikenou
slauiei jmenovan IVA zakladt sy6
znalosti ntknlika iazykn q ma ta.
kludt syt llelt zkusenosti yyse.
tfmiciho ltkufe ma Ellis lslandn
y New lorku Ma sve cest6 dn
Galycstouu, uaiuil nas kraian "a,
staNku yr Nashlngtonu a New
nrleansn ku im6nn dr krnlise
yiie ~ vtpomiuka ia Il mnohE
Sokol ~ stare ylasti uyeslomi,
pa,lne,li mu 10 Okla tato tpraya,
nr krnlis hyl lo,il prynlm ces
chem ktrrt phed dssma roky aa
leh uYitAl tleny sakolske yypFa,
~ raer lisa ilskl
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Mlada divka ii zoufala.

V 1tery minuIy tyden otrdvila
sc karboloyou kyselinou 15lctA
Joscfka kohoutoya v &. 1911 jiS
Loomis vi. Y Chicagu n tcpry po
dvoudennim hrozntm trApeni sko-
nala pneina sebeyrazdy neni
znama.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-11-29
KAzDY z MAS SOBE PREJE
DOMOV.

jest ustdlcnym fnktcm, 10 pod.
slatnon 1sporou pro rodiny jest
vlnstniti syc ylastnj domoyy, M
miste pIaceni ndjemn6bo, po 10.
boz zapIaccni Vdm nczbnde mic
noS hromndA styrzcnck. Die mo.
derniho zp0sobu placeni spldtck
mnzete skntcen6 koupiti sob6 do
moy "a tytda skoro penizc, jez
plolile jako rent, V mpobych
pfipadech splhtky jsou mensi
neA rent obydli, v nomz bydli.
le,
M jodnom nejkrasn6jbich po.
zemkh yedle mo residence, ,nezi 0.
mnhou u Benson, stnvim 70 kras.
nych, 1pIne moderDich Hayeni, o
ttyfccl, pti n sestl syctnicich d
ysechna budou prodhna IN whist.
nj vybodny spldtkovy pldn, ktery
znjist6 NO sctkd n Vnsim schydle.
min,
MatcIi Y dmysIu sobe koupiti
dobry u krdsnS domov, tot 20.
slecbn6tei Tyto domoyy nc male.
zajj Y thsti ryehlc yzr6stajici a
se ybemi pfilezitoslmi m6sta, ia.
koa vcnkoya.
kazd6 2 t6cbto stayoni mi syhj
rdz, moderDi Y kdzdfm ohIedn, e.
Iektrick6 syGtlo, ylaslDi jednotli.
VI yod6rpy, koupclny, veliky
sItlep, dnboy6 podlaby, zkrdtka IA
bndoy6ch tech material pouzitg je
yesItrze ten ncjlepsi a stcj1t /
Price,
PonliGni kGry jsou pouze asi 2
bloky vZdhIeny yezme 10 asi 90
miput jcti do mcaa. Jsem jisl,
jesilize sob6 ty domoyy prohl6d.
petc, ~ jist6 80 vdm budou IN.
mIonyaii
Isetiiic mDobo m Vdscm yydl.
nj, pakIi sob6 koupitc jedno 2
t6chto modcrnfch siaycnf.
Usetrite bydlonim mn tom uasn6m
vonkov6:
Mdstsk6 dane,
Rent IN yodu,
Dldldcni.
Cbodniky.
Stoky.
Muzete na tonic miste drzeti:
kont,
krdyu,
Slcpice, husy n kacbny,
krmili syd prasdtka,
A miizcte dycbati cisty vzduch
We yoln6 pfirodc,
Tato staycni jsou dana do pro.
deje IA avlaStnieh who'd. Malou
east hotoye u zbytek ma m6siGni
Spldtky sotya vttsi ncz obndM me.
'itni ndjcmn6.
Tuto nabidku zajist6 kazdyI
koup6chtiyg ndlezite uvdI, bu.
de mne tesiti, navstite.li mne a
pobovofimc.li 81 o ttto zdlczitosti.
Ccny Jsou.
d syetnic staycnI pouze $500
b sy6lnic stavcni pouze ~ 300
! sv6tnic stayeni pouze ~ 800
Tyto budoyy isou skoro dohoto.
yen6 a dobra TO pfilelitosti pro,
hlfdnouti 81 je.
liudete y1dy yitanJmi. navstiI,
.e.li mne mem domoye mezi
Benson dmahou, aneb mem
lbehode Y { ll5 iiz. Ii. ul
FRED BRODEGAARD