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The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Kid Rough Rider
Thrown by Calf
Arm, is Broken

:. Severance, Aug. 16.-While
j. holding Frontier days ceie-
). bration, using a calf for the
). pitching animal. George WHIT
:. more, the ii year old son OF >.
). A Whitmore, was thrown
+ from the excited calf and sus-
]. tanned a fractured left arm
!. yesterday. This Is the third
). time within a year that the
!. Young Whitmore boy mas
!. broke his left arm.
!. Wednesday George thougnt
!. that 1t would be good sport to
j. hold a bucking calf contest:
!. His father told him not to pull
!. leather when the animal start
!. ed to plunge. Yesterday after
!. noon the young cowboy gath
]. cred some of his friends :
:: around to watch the fun. A !
:. rope halter was placed on the :
!. calf and with a whoop young
!. Whitmore leaped on. He stuck :
!. Tor a few minutes but when =
j. the calf started to do the "loco :
!. stagger" he fell on. A doctor :
+ was summoned and the arm :
}. was set. The break was below =
}: the elbow. >
Z. + !. j. j. j. + (. + + I. + + + +
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
PROGRESSIvES BELIEVE TEDDY
IS OFF ON GUESS ON COLORADO

Believing that Theodore Roose-
velt does not understand conditions
n the republican party in Colorado.
candidates on the progressive or
Stewart republican ticket will ask
hin to recede from his notice to his
followers to keep away from the
primaries September 10.
The letter to Roosevelt will ex-
plain that the Stewart faction II for
him for president, and will vote for
Ais electors andwork for them, but
that they are seeking control Of the
rspublican party in Colorado and
that only through the primaries can
they hope to defeat the Evans ma
chine.
1t will be explained to Roosevelt
tAat the Stewart tight, under var.
1oas names. has been carried ON fol
tea years with the object in view
Of purging the party Of the stand.
pats and Of William G. Evans, and
that under the new primary law,
With tho people voting direct for
their candidates instead Of . ma.
eAfne filled convention nominating
them there IL . chance at the pri
naries of downing the machine.
Tho letter has already been writ
ten and many Of the candidates have
signed It and others will sign 1t be
fore It 10 mailed Saturday. II viii
- accompanied BY . score or more
Of similar letters explaining thesit
aation from well-known Roosevelt
fspublicans all over the state.
II 10 hoped that these letters vii
eail forth another telegram from
Ra0~Avelt in which he will receAa
fron the stand taken IN his tels
6ram to Judge Ben b. Lindsey ad
vising all pfogreesiwes in the rspub
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22

lican party to keep away from the
primaries.
ITO keep away from the primar-
les means that the machine will
have a big advantage" said one of
the candidates. What We propose
to do and will do is to go to the
primaries and endeavor to down the
machine. That is the fight we have
undertaken and will prosecute in
every precinct In the htate. Our
speakers will be in the field next
week and We propose to down the
machine right in the primaries /
am sure that Roosevelt doesn't un-
derstand that we are all for him:
that 30 far as he 10 concerned he
is alright in Colorado, and that the
Stewart fight IL one within the state
and is aimed to drive out the Evans
machine gang that has dominated
the party for the last seven or eight
years.
1T has been not . perty for the
people. but party for the corpol-
ations in Colorado: q stand-pat par.
ty that isn't looking to do anything
for the people or that is interests
In republican principles. beliov .
that when the colonel uuderrtapds
the situation he will rend smother
telegram declaring that tho progress
sives in the party should Join with
us in this effort to down the ma.
chine.
Tho leaders in the Stewart fac.
tion do not believe that the Evan,
machine will seek to have its can.
didates en1oined from going on the
republican primary ballot, AZ report.
Cd for the last week. They believa
that such action would prove ,
boomerang TO the gang.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
lOvELAND
TO HOLD
BIG FAIR
I.ARINfER COUNTY HAS ITS HAT
IN RING FOR CELEBRATION
WILL KEEP OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT FOR FOUR DAYS

Ioyeland Is to hold her first
county fair September III to liz ano
1t is going to be "humdinger
real live county fair. Preparations
are being made for great showing
of horses, cattle, swine, sheep ana
poultry. An immense display OF
farm products, fruit, grain, beets'
farm machinery, automobiles, car
riaees, wagons, mercantile displays,
flowers. fancy work, plants. art,
culinary and household articles.
Amusements Is TO be one OF the
big features of the fair. One of
the special attractions will be Char
les F. Walsh, the daring Curtiss
aviator, in an exhibition OF flight
on Wednesday, September IL. with
a Curtiss biplane in which the
..Spiral Dip, ocean Wave" and
similar thrilling maneuvers will be
demonstrated by the aviator. :.
The famous Belmont sisters VIII
make a balloon ascension each day
of the fair with a double parachute
drop.
Fast and exciting racing is prom
ised in the numerous events in
which will be entered some of the
best and fastest horses in the state.
The fair will be an exposition full
of interest to the people Of Loveland
and vicinity.
The fair will be open day and
night while the exhibits will close
at O'Clock and the shows, conces-
sions and special attractions will
have full swing.
Loveland and surrounding coun-
try is looking forward to very
prosperous fall. Crops were never
better. Everyone is feeling good
and the time is right for a big week
ut the Larimer county fair.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
PRIMARY |
LAW N
col
CONCISE ST,rr,,,J
WHO FAIL TO nd
NEW rRoCEEprnI
NENr sErTDMBER1

The new primary il
to bother even the o,a ,aI
IAN while The ayerono V.a1
very hay idea Of !, ,asel
Briefly at the prim ]
Der 10 there viii he ~ ,,l1 ,m
headed democrat AMY
headed ne republican, |u ioV|
that only these two 'Ur Ua
per cent of the vote IN NJ
erai election 10 per ea,
essary under the new
party to the prlmariss
is given these two bs
he takes into the boo,h Sh
only one, and on tha, ou
dates for whom he wi1 VI,
he returns both nj
judge. The one he vo,a
IN the voting box and
drops into the blank \
All candidates. whs1
sembly or by petition
respective party ticket
ample, all progressiye
are on the republican Il
progressive democrats J
democrats ticket. Tbd
petitions We're forced
one of these two nar|
party. The names AMI
upon the ballot. with /
tions whatever.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22

People OF the State OF Colorado
In the last ten years have IdSs tso.-
100000 invested in stock jobbing
schemes. It is time a halt is called
and promoters of blue sky propo-
sitions put behind the bars. And
to start the ball to rolling. am
going to have introduced in the next
legislature a bill similar to the now
famous blue sky law of Kansas,
which requires all stock selling
companies to have permit from
a state commission before they can
offer stock for sale. j. n. Dolley,
state bank commissioner OF Kansas,
has promised to come to Denver
and assist me before the legislature
This statement was issued recent
ly by w. L. Clayton, state insur-
ance commissioner. for many years
a member Of the Legislature from
Weld county. MIR. Dolley, who has
been attending the annual meeting
OF the Fraternal Aid association,
now in session in Denver, spent the
afternoon with Commissioner Clay
ton.
At luncheon at the Albany, at
tended by Governor Shafroth. May
or Arnold and other public men,
Mr.. Dolley delivered scathing ad-
dress against the professional pro-
moter, oharacteridng ,the average
stock-selling scheme as far worse
and more crooked than the most
crooked faro game ever operated. ]"
"Mr. Dooley." said Commissioner
Clayton, referred directly to .
bunch of Kansans who, associated
with certain Denver men. oraanixed
a parent and several subsidiary COM
panies with a combined capitaI Of
$35 100000, which in two years
took nearly 100000 out Of kan
sas alone and as much out of one
or two other states. The project
fell by the way, and the Kanaaa in.
vesters. most OF them farmers who
either SOLD or mortgaged their
MONIES TO get money to pay for their
purcnases' are now holding the
sack. The promoters have gone ON
their way seeking pastures new,
"hiie the vlctims are struggling for
a new start.
The bankers Of Kansas sought
70 persuade their depositors from
iaiiing into the web, with little or
no success, until the blue skv law
was passed. This requires every
stock-selling company to submit IN
close scrutiny by a special state
commission before a permit 70 sell
stock is issued. Before tho lsv
went into effect there were more
than 5000 stock -jobbing nroposi-
lions separating the farmer and his
cash. After the law went into ef.
'ect tn" number dropped to 4s.
MY duties as state ,n.ur.nee
com missioner gave me an insiehe
into the workings Of certain cissa
OF professional promoters who maks
specially Of floating insur.ncs
companies. Their plan o, action d
most simple. The main nromoteF
generally goes armed with . h"nch
o. letters Of introduction from eood
people. He organizes his prono.ition
lon p'per-hands out stnch n this
prominent man and that prominent
man as rental for the use ~ thei,
names on the costly stationerv OF
the new company. The nams r.nt.
ers have not paid a cen, -. tSei,
stock. 20 what do they care, TSs,
give the promoter a list ~ thsir
particular friends. putting the ~
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
TAFT WATER COMMISSION IS
FEARED BY STATE Uff|

me '' matter adjudicated u
courts. The federal s0t n
attempting to preVen' =,
version OF the waters .,siu v
Crande in Colorado, elail
all waters not now dlSers IL, rS.1
msed n to fiji the Ensle res
immense project propostio h
reclamation department Nv
rication of lands IN Wv
Texas and Old Mexico >.
The people of ,',7da coiTra'p| i
on e1"a all Wv waters originating iaas \
ct state te' and. Furthermore more !
appropriations srTus, of rrly1,g 5ron |
Colorado for water .cs od
Gpande Gran take precedence isIH ,n an, nj
~ the federal goyeTIhnn'nssoo,, Inn 90,
Ha further contend that attn .he maj ss1
~ ,"'se seeking to impound r,ua sr.'
as ,s much water in .t,ised the Ito to
yoir as will be relr' ~
the land referred IRE ,oben ,G, by
Exception was was s'ommitte,, 'onrn
har, pf me '' r,;sI
memuu.s n,etsmept Of secretary I:,, :, f'tI \
ssase~'to' 1s,,er to president Tas' Ias ,h i
S,seosition ieseosi to prevent y..nrsrsy r@s
cation of the i-v,irnlarl
rsasrsnce rsdsra, to granting Ilsn't fsr /
s,1ustIon on sIon' of Of reservoirs rsttt sHs
In In .ssS sde between sS" Tho"sss,, rho, s,,.ss Is
v,,erpsS when ne for %r' this di,!f,tt'.s t,,tes
sons in the uhi,spa ua in the
Generals gene office ana c,a u show
department we're sos been =
;h:,,,Ste the sHyer""'hs'p s"ch proese,an'sRssaa,. ,nssa.
no action had been
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
KICKED DOG.
HAS TO Fight

Fort Lupton. Aug. l5.-Because
Tony Tabor kicked Palas Gomez's
dog this morning the latter resented
and pummeled Tabor. They were
arrested and fined S. and costs each
in Judge Funck's court. When Ia
boz rolled out of his bunk he step
ped on Gomez's dog. The animal
hovled dismally and angered Tobaz
% much that he kicked the dog out
Of the house. Gomez awoke anc
the men engaged in q rough and
tumble match,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
KIDD
TO GET ST

Evans. Aug 16.-At
of the Ladies' Improved
yesterday a committee VI
ed to secure, If possible,
in the Warner building 4
pose Of establishing a \
ing room and library.
will be fitted up with 4
tables. one being used al
room and the other as
1t is planned 10 have an
ment every week for tn
Story telling and short II
grams will be given. Th|
committee are Mrs, sar,
Mrs. Herriott and Miss|
Hunsmith The committl
port at the next meeting
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
ACCIDENT IS
FATAL TO Man

Eaton, Aug. 16.-Daniel Nafzig-
ger. SO years old. died last night
after a short illness, at the home
of his brother, John Nafzigger He
leaves a widow and two daughters
in Kansas City and two brothers,
John and B. s., In Eaton.
Last Tuesday Nafzigger was cut
ting hay on farm near here and
stepped from the mower. He
wrenched himself and was injured
internally.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow evening from the Long
with undertaking parlors and burial
will be made In the Num- cemetery.
Nafzigger came here last year
from Kansas City.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
MAKES REC(
IN PEA |

Fort Lupton. Aug.
Speer has broken the I'd
district FOR a bumper d
on one acre. Mr.. Sps|
500 for the peas raid
acre. His tract of Land
and a half east of Fort
Speer has II acres od
which the field men of
predict will produce a I'd
ing crop This is MIR. )
experience raising veg,
the factory, Mr. Frink
ming factory is paying
for peas this year.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Eaton Girl Honored

Eaton. Aug. IT, Miss Ruth
Sheppard received word Wednes-
day that she had been awarded one
of the Henry Strong scholarships to
Colorado college. They are given
on general scholarship and char
acter and amount to $3.50.
This 10 the second scholarship
Miss Sheppard has received this
year, rs she got 800 from a HALEY
scholarship only . few months ago.
Eaton Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Gun CIub Trying Q

Gill, Aug. 1.-THE GU
out for the selecting o.
team to represent the 0iiI
in the Denver amateur
September ~ TO IA VIII y
afternoon. The two me
the highest score shootin
pigeons will be chosen 10
yer. The Gill men expect
home a portion of the %
ed as prize money by tn
ment of the Denver shoo'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Get First Water

Platteville, Aug. 15.-For the
Arst time in years farmers in the
Big Bend district will draw their
Afst water from the Boulder and
Weld ditch at this time of the year
Last year reservoir water was being
used the first of August. This morn
ing 40 second feet of water was
tnrned down the ditch. The run
will last 80 days.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Cl.aId Kicked ny Horse

Plattsville. Aug. 17.--Without
warning . horse kicked out and
struck Ruth Sinton. the IL year old
daughter OF John Sinton. in tho ie I
leg. Tho bone was FIR scturci shove
the knee. The girl passsd back Of
the horse which was tied to . tree.
The animal kicked her and knocked
her down.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
New Roy n Evans

Evans. Aug. IA boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl johnson last
night. Mr.. johnson IL principal Of
the Fort Lupton schools.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-08
barto$ Bittner.

V sobotu, dne 4. Kyetna zemfel
nahle v Chcagu srdecni vadou
l5artos Bittner, jeden . nemn0-
hych skutecnych Geskych zurnali-
stu Americe TO jeden nejlep.
sich. Bittner narodil se MiIavti
u Domazlic, a ryzi, cisty posumay-
sky ytip bumor zachoval 81 ne
skaleny az do sve smrti. Studoyal
ma gymnasiu Domazlicich, kde
sc proslayil tim, ~ pfi maturit.
mich zkouskAch dostal . jazyka Ge.
skeho znamku "vytetnou" ktera
nikdy pred tim AMI potion nikomu
nebyla ma llstave tom ud6lena. r.
I,yl znamenitym linquistou a jeho
znalost klasikn byIa obdiyuhod-
nou Die pfani matky, ktera tou.
Ella po tom miti re syna kneze, o.
debral Sc do semlnafe V Binci
pozdtji do ceskeho seminafe
llradci Kraloye, odkud ale Wy.
stoupil, upfimne dozDay, ze Sc ne.
sroynaya naukami cirkve a po-
| krytcem stati se nechce. PAX stu
doval Praze prava, a rokn 1884
odjel do Amerily. Prvne ucil
Cedar Rapidsich ecskou syobodo.
myslnou skolu, ale zahy dostal se
do Mvota novinafskebo, jehoz bez.
nadejng, neydecny BOZ prodeld.
val az do syt smrti NejzndmejM
jeho pnblikacf byl Sotek", Wy.
ddvang Y Chicagu cd roku 1893
do roku 1905, kterg prinesl mu
soud ceskymi Benediktiny, mno.
he ltrapy syfzele, ale konetne
yftfzstW Syymi politickymi aasa.
dami byl Bittner mirngm social.
stou a americke delnictvo nemelo
n nema v ceskych zurnalistech u,
pfimnejsiho a poctiyejaho zastan.
ce pfftele nez jakym byl Bittner
Sepsal pfelozil vice syobodomy
slnycb del a knih jeho hloubka
mysltnek a svezest citu byla psa.
ma slovy nasemu lidu snadno po.
cbopitelnymi a X citu ronlmu
appelujicimi. .Jebo misto ziistane
v teske Americe dlouho neobsaze-
no. Po % letech plodne a caste
1morne .prace literarni - zemfel
- a ieho pfatele podnikli sbirlSu,
ably mohl byti sIusn6 pochovdn. -
Budiz cest ifho praci nj j je-
ho pamatce.
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Dah|man a jeho istek zvit6zi|.
kandddti Citizens Union porazeni ve|kjmi v6t$nami
Nen Dahmanov stu ma 1000 nlasd vice nes
Kennedy ktery bsze nejlSpe Citizens Union istku.

bylo by muscle jednani reditelii
kampane samozyanych reformato-
ri yehnati obcany do Dahlmano-
va tabora. Vse, 60 se nfadov-
ny Citizens Union pred volbou
davalo do tisku vsechen ten
podskotry, shytraclSy boj, kterym
chtcli phni Dahlmana a Jeho listelS
zostuditi, byl TAX odporny, ze yo-
Ii6ove, jako jiz pti cetnych j.
ngch pfflezitostech obratili Sc ma
strann tech, nichl yedeli, ze Sc
jim bez postaeitelnych pfiein spi-
IL a ze json obviiloyani zpnsobem
neopodstotDenym. Nasi omazstl
obcane mai jiz dayno We zvyku,
blasoyati pro ty, kterym se spro.
ste nadava a ktei1 jsou jim licenl
jako yyvrheloye, bez jedine emo.
sti,
koneeng yysIedek, jak jeyi 50
dnes rano, jest naslednjfcf
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Vzdor tomu, ze Citizens Union
pfedpoyidala riot krveproliti
pfi ycerejM m6stske volbe, obcane
naseho mesta dokazaIi, ze jsou
lepsimi, nN "a jake je PAM od
Obeanske Unic prohlasoyali. Vol.
ba odbyvala Sc neJvetsim pofad-
ku d klidu. y ceIeho "obrovske-
no spiknuti", Burnsovych detek-
tiyh d hrlzostrasmych pfedpoyedi,
ktgymi strasili pani cd Unie a je
podporujici Daily News, uskutee-
milo Sc jedno jedine zatceni voli-
ee, ktery Sc pokousel podyodne
hIasoyati
Dozorci Citizens Union ustano-
yeni v jednotlivycb yolebnich
precinktech pocinali 81 namnoze
yelmi drze TAX Sc stale, ze Y
druhGm precinktu deyate wardy
nechteli je volebni 1fednici Y
mistnosti nechati Citizens Uni
on yyzyedla 81 u soudce Troupa
mandamus, ma ktery pax byli do
hlizitele do yolebniho oslldi pfi
pusteni.
V druhem precinktu tfeti war.
dy, ktery sc naleza v distriktu
eeryenych syGtel, muscli yolieovt
profit radon, sestavajici ze ctyf
zylastnich deputy serifd, ustano.
yenych ma zadost Citizens Union
jednoho zylastnibo policisty, dvou
pravidelnych policajtd, ctyf hli
dach cd Citizen 's Union o Franka
Furay-e, kandidata ma Citizens
listku. Neni diyu, ze omazsti OBJ
cane odporem pohlfzeli ma ta
koveto jedndni pand Cd Citizen Z
Union, ktere >byIo primo urazeji
elm i pro cernochy a pax kdyz Sc
konecnG k hlasovacimu lfstku do
stall, pov6d6li svymi kfizky, co 81
mysli takovem jednanf.
Kdyby byl byval listek Citi.
zen = Union tim nejlepsim ma sve
te a Dahlmandv tim nejhorsim
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DEN MATEK.
v nedeli, dne IL. kvetna, nosts
billy karafiat upominku ma
svou matlSu.

Pristi nedeli, dne IL. kvetna,
pfipada vyznamny svatek, pamat-
ky nasich matek, jehoz oslava 81.
ri Sc rok od roku vice po ysech
statech Unie. Tento den zasve-
cen jest pamatce nasich matek a
kazdy, kdo vzpomina sve dobre
roditelky, mel by pamatku jeji u
etiti tim, ze pfipne 81 ten den
Ma kabat billy karafiat, kvetinu,
zvolenou spolky matek "a symbol.
Krasny a nctyhodny zvyk tento
jest hlavne rozsifen ma jihu, kde
v nekterych mestech mladi hosi i
starr mun pripinaji 81 bile karafi.
atty ma kabaty, vzpominajice te,
ktera ie zivote milovala tou nej.
yeta a nejcistsi laskou,
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zPRAvY z BRAINARD. NEBR

kraSny dcS,ieek naystixil
nase okoli noel palku na 80
bo,n, taxi 10 jet vsechue kelens
Stromy isou ehaleny ks'leu a
vsench jest nasNeen Thou sani
Neni dlvu. ie kaiaS 5loy5k III -
jake tnoyuarotcnS
Minuli tSslen tde hsi pan
tanty a hes, NehF. a nlrsel ~ 4
nas al diva dny
Sl3 Annie l.iskasa isla nj.
NAL lS'lrn le Dwight na nskeslt
Arnnl Hh,slftn AtSAa htatFA
l'an iahn ts&merA 4 81 il
minult Bslsn - ilrana. Neht "a
nAsssesn sshe ssma ! slevfs ~.
dllesch asl dvS mils al ms>ta
- We aas wanAslsks sstaapsl
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r.. Ia. Bolek ~ sic. Marii Redo.
YOU dine 7. kvetna. Novomanke.
linn pfeieme, ably Sc nell yhlyeky
radi u "a rok asi ably je navstivil
pan cap obdafil je statnSm ~,
naekem.
Muslin yam tea s.leliti. ie
mas pan feznik, zamesinany u p
ke>iky pousli se take DO umSni
halissksbo kdo b, ii teiy pfal
hsli eholsn 1T - ieu na neho o
hF3li, ale neehf necho,li blile nei
ma dcsah Nky Ma p Rouhst
ehtsie minuli ,Sdeu take byt hes-
kSm. dial - eholill ale pan holit
IA mlsls seusn saeai MA hellll
pFst lak toho mpseli neehal
rp Frank a I;ulelt cermAh
. en Ralnlfhv ivli IA nmahy ml
nalN tsden sahalN
Ianu v, nallsiasl. kanA iel
NESTS. utrhIl kana sshadiIl
isl manAelka seau ale Ma 10
vi ME - lsm nestalo
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zAsEDANf KoNoREssU.


Senator Cummins podal v senate
kompromIsni nayrh, kterym "
znaent sni1uje clio ma koyy, =
Ma nayrh senatora Reeda dial Sc,
nat tisknouti 60 yerejny doku.
ment boslonskou rec prcsidenta
Tafta odpoyed ex-presidenta
Rooseyelta k nj. - senator Works
4 California. kiery vefi v 'lseenl
yirou' pair ku sekte. zyant
Christian Scientists. mel vel.
kou fee prot pNsiIoxc cklahom4
sksho ssnaiora owcns. ktcrou -
ma ttiditl ieSie jeino minister.
sivo a sice fslrayelnietvi. Morks
prohlasll. H. iedintm ueelcm pied
lohy jet fhndosali monopol pro
dokiofy a sabranlii kaldtmu H.
nemu spa.abu lSsvni SsnAl
pfiial Fesoluei, kisroa ~ natifnis.
mrtelnsnl kampannieh pfi.l,eska
Ma pnr~i.lentskSm valham y r.
lvh ils,t a laos senator VII.
liaus Mississippi setl y alsrs
mln tsslne pasmssnau gsarelli na
"t'ssrnAA' namleenea ns Reass
selia ,lostale - mu "a 10 isk o
ssFs kuslky vs~cheensha asisaa
ssnl, A. roAAslal shy hyla ana
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n hor M pssssevni sAleiileall
snbmnsnN lsislanea kanrrvsssl "a
Inrusil abs hslA saxeslena paFee
Iowa lasAaA ssans* lsFs senkasske
doslsxew. sak ahs ahehasInlei me
sissek tarmsfl meAl. II va lem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-05-08

10 nan ffanelska ptliel psrnia
Newport - a americhsmi urreh.
liAy NeSika na raluhs l.au
- pnnsisiee iens. ktsFs hyly mn.
y l~aslAns : Mexika apss 40 = =
shs hsls herpesi AZ dohis \ ols.
sfsasma hell passialea a hands
"a : Amsssssns. k,sFym MexlkA