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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
MACHINISTS TO SUPPORT
PEPPER FOR REELECTION

At a regular meeting OF the machin-
lists OF Rock Island arsenal, the fol
lowing resolutions were drawn and
adopted for publication in the press Of
the tri-cities and the Second district
Of Iowa:
Whereas, Hon. I. S. Pepper Of the
Second district OF Iowa has shown by
the stand he has taken while in con-
gress on the question OF the Taylor
system OF shop management, and the
endesvor TO secure an appropriation OF
s25O.OO0 10 extend the plant at Rock
Island arsenal, as well as other mat
tiers in which the employees OF Rock Is
land arsenal and the community at
large are interested, that he has been
actively Interested during his term Of
Office in the welfare OF the employees of
the arsenal and community in which
it is located; and,
Whereas. He has also. during this
session OF congress, supported every
recognized labor question which came
up for his consideration or vote in the
house OF representatives Therefore,
be II
Resolved. That the members OF
Arsenal lodge No. 81 do hereby hearth
~ commend Hon / :. Pepper for his
excellent work and earnest efforts on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
YANNS WHISNERS;
Cause, RELIGION
Street Corner Orator Butt of
Attack by Sam Snorritz Who
Thinks Differently.

Religious avowals which We're ut
tered by a street corrAr orator last
night went against the grain with
Sam SnOrritz, an AUSTRIAN and with
out stopping 10 think of consequences.
Sam sidles up TO the Demosthenes and
got q strange hold on his flowing
whiskers. Wild screams Of terror
and fright sVppia [ ID the hitherto
forensic eloquence and within a min
ute or two, Chief James Brian had
the clutching aHti-religionist by the
nape of the neck. 1t took some time
to persuade him TO let 90 of the ora
tors bunch of hirstute adornment.
This morning in police court, Sam
was assessed 81 and costs for dis
orderly conduct. He paid it cheer
fully, but would give no promise of not
repeating the Offense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
AUGUST HEALTHY
MONTH As USUAL
Report of DR.. G.. G. Craig,
Health Commissioner, Shows
Little Contagion.
WHOoPING COUGH SERIOUS
Department Is Called Upon to Rid
Houses of Flea Pests-Miik
Tests.

DR.. G. G. Craig, commissioner OF
health, presented the following report
for yhe month of August TO Commits
sioner Archie Hart for presentation to
the municipal commission:
The month of August, which is US
ually a healthy month, was no excep-
ton this year. There were two deaths
from Whooping cough, which prevailed
somewhat, but no physician was call
ed in most of the cases. 1t should be
torne in mind that whooping cough
may become a very serious disease by
the development OF complications, es-
pecially bronchitis, and while a good
prescription, such as the milk of asa
foetida," will tide over many cases, a
physician should be called upon the
development OF the first bad symptom.
BOTHERED BY FLEA PEST.
"A popularity Of our work this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
WANT BRIGHT DAY
FOR PICTURE FILMS

Propitious weather conditions must
be awaited by those who seek to put
scenes about Rock Island on moving
picture machine. says l. G. Ries or the
Industrial Moving Picture company OF
Chicago. Mr.. Ries. with corps OF
assist11is, arrived in the city last
night aud expected 60 take some pic
lures today. The clouds over head
we're too exceedingly dense TO allow
such a course and SO the work must
OF necessity be delayed till there Is
a brighter sky. Mr. Ries says that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
WANT BIG CROWD.

II is the desire Of the committee
10 charge. that all who can possibly
join the local delegation. will do so,
as the larger the crowd, the better
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18

showing will be- made for this city
Monmouth is also - have a special
day. and II IS +. foregone conclusion
that that Gig will send an immense
deIeEa IN. so II Rock Island does not
visn 10 be Outdoue in the matter,
H. behooves everyone 10 turn out.
TO LAND TRADE.
Il is a recognized fact that the
bulk Of the A edo business goes to
the cities Of Monmouth and Gales
burg. owing 10 the fact that the Bur
llngton road has In the past afforded
Hhs necessary transportation facil-
ties. and the Aledo citizens have be-
come accustomed 10 transacting their
business in these cities Now that
the Rock Island Southern affords coa-
INJECTIONS with Rock Island. II can
readily be seen that there ls an op-
portunity for Rock Island merchants
70 step in and divert at least a por.
ton OF this trade into local channels.
The larger the Rock Island deiega-
ton. the more forcibly viii Rock Is
land be brought TO the attention OF
the Aledo people.
WILL ADVERTISE CITY.
Souvenir badges. bearing the official
slogan. Try Rock Island First" will
be distributed broadcast at the fair
grounds. and Will also be worn by
the visitors II Is the desire OF the
committee that all who contemplate
the trip inform either J. l.. Vernon or
Warren n. Reck. The expenditure
for the round trip will be s. a man,
which will also provide for the ex-
pense involved in securing a brass
band. Rock Island horse shoers plan
70 close up their shops and make
the trip in a body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
Quick Relief Tor RheumatIsm

George w. Rooms. Lawton. Mich,
says: Or. Detchon's Relief for
Rheumatism has given my wife won.
derful benefit for rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot; had TO be
lifted for two months. She began the
use of the remedy and improved rap
idly. On Monday she could not move
and on Wednesday she got up. dressed
herself and walked out for breakfast"
Sold by Otto Grotian, 1901 Second ave
nue.. Rock leland; Gust Schlegel &
Son. 22O West Second street. bsven-
port
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18

the pictures will be taken as soon
as there is a day OF sunshine.
Manager J. J. Quinn Of the Majestic
moving picture house is responsible
locally for the movement 10 advertise
Rock Island through the movies" He
proposes 10 place everything of liner
est on the fins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18

our behalf. and that we endorse the
course he has pursued on those mat
tiers referred to; and. be 1t further
Resolved, That copies Of these res
olut!ous be given TO the press of the
tri-cities and sent 20 our affiliated or
CARNATIONS in the Second district of
Iowa. in order that the people of the
said district may learn Of his worthy
work. and return him to the S'xty-third
congress.
These resolutions have been en-
dorsed by the Arsenal Federation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
Realty Changes

George II. Richmond to John Myron
Bond, So. Lot IS, GrennelIs add,
South Rock Island
Henry 'Aldrich 10 John Gilman, 800
B ock 2l9, New Shops I'd add, East
Moline.
Louis Reiling to Henrietta Schroe-
Their, 81. Lot 4, pit. lot 5, blk. 2, w f.
Baileys Lincoln Court add, Rock Is
land.
Sheldon J. WoOdin 10 William +.
Haalk, $3.50. Lot 3, blk >. Woodin's
I'd add, Rock Island.
Louis Weckel ct al, TO E. NJ. Steph-
euson, 5000 Lot %, Weckels Camp
ing ground. South Moliae. township.
Ernest T. Ehne to John J. Farrell,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
Bids VIII Be Received

at the mayors office in the city of
Rock Island until II a. m. Saturday,
Sept. IS, 1912, for a new cast iron sec
tional steam heating boiler, complete,
to be installed in the city hall
H. NJ. SCHRIVER, Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-18
MANY BOOSTERS
TO VISIT ALEOO
Over 200 Expect to Make Trip
to Fair and Celebrate
Rock Island Day.
. LEAVE ON A SPECIAL
To Be Accompanied by Brass Band
Souvenir Badges to Be Dis
trIbuted on Grounds.

Rock Island boosters, 200 strong.
wiz tomorrow morning at O'Clock,
board a special train on the Rock
Island Southern TO help celebrate
Rock Island day at the Mercer county
fair at Aledo. They will be accom-
panied by a brass band Of % pieces,
which is guaranteed to make the
welkin ring in the most approved
fashion. All OF Rock Islands lead
ing citizens expect to make the junk
ct, in an effort TO apprise the Aledo
natives OF the fact that Rock Island
is on the map. and TO inform them
OF the many advantages which are OF.
fered here
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-27
Fargo Plumbing & HEATING Co.

Among Fargo's most rapidly growing
manufacturing industries, none excel the
development of the Fargo Plumbing &
Heating Co, plumbing, heating and electri-
of North and South Dakota, Mime
by w. J. Price I'm 1892, in
the old express block, COS First
avenue north, and continued there until
the big IRE Of 1899. After the fire the
business was started in the basement of
rapidly, and in 1894 they moved to 61O
Second avenue north. In 1898 the incor-
porated company was formed and the To-
cation was again moved to 112 Broadway.
After nine years this became inadequate
for the demands of the firm and they moved
to the present location, 121-123 Broadway.
The business In 1896 amounted to
$4,000, and in 1910, $4,000. They have
an average payroll of 81, 600 per month and
expended $4,000 for labor in 1910. Among
the notable pieces of work executed by
this hrm Is the central heating plant of
which was designed and constructed by
them. The heating, plumbing and electri-
cal plant of the Gardner hotel, and the
Fargo high school. They have a complete
electroplating plant in operation and cleo
troplattng In gold, silver, nickel, brass, cop
per and bronze; all kinds of automobile
lamps, radiators and metal parts. They do
buting, grinding, polishing, lacquering, OK
idtztng, ~Japanning, metalizing. etc. In their
electrical department they carry a COM
plete stock OF batteries, lamps, globes and
do a general contracting business. They
manufacture chandeliers, brackets, fixtures
and reading lamps. The present heads of
the firm are w. J. Price, president; p. W.
Farnham secretary and treasurer, and
Leaf Henning, manager.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-27

omical handling of his stock will be
features. Especial attention will be
paid to the show window space in the
front Of the building, which will be of
solid plate glass, and he will have
room enough to make a very com
prehensive display OF his stock. The
plans were drawn by Hancock Bros.
". o. Olsen is onw having plans
drawn for the building which will be
erected on so feet of his 75-foot 'front.'
g on North Broadway between Sec
ond and Third These plans
call for a building 50x13O feet, three
stories and basement of cutstone.
press brick, steel and plate glass con-
struction. 1t will be occupied by Mr..
Olsen's fine line of furniture stock,
as soon as completed, and will run
from the street front back to the
Great Northern switch. In the rear
of the building where a large platform
will be erected, thus permitting him
to load furniture for shipment directly
into the cars, as well as unload for
his store from the same source. Mr..
Olsen in talking about the building
stated that he intended to make it one
of the best furniture buildings in the
city of Fargo, and he confidently ex-
poets to have 1t ready for his occu-
pancy before the snow flies.
With a number of smaller buildings
which will be erected this year the
outlook for a very prosperous season
in the building trades is good.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-27
The Booster Spirit of Fargo Is Alive

Early as is the season for building
operations, the prospects are very fav-
orable for the number of improvements
in Fargo during the coming year. In
the matter of the erection of business
buildings, 1912 will compare favor
ably with any year for the past de-
cade. Already plans are drawn for
three magnicificent structures, and
the contracts for two Of them have
been let, and the other one will soon
be ready for. an estimate Of the build
ers. Besides these three buildings
tentative plans are being made for q
number Of structures of lesser size
in the business zone, and we may
confidently expect to have q number
of permanent improvements, which
will add to the beauty and the bus
mess facilities Of Fargo people.
Aaron Stern of Wahpeton has fully
decided OF and accepted plans for the
new Plaza hotel and the building is
now in the hands of the contractor for
the reckoning. The new structure will
be s2x14O feet, three stories and a
basement. The first floor and base
ment win be of fireproof construction.
and the second and third floors will
be pressed brick. and finished in pine.
which will be handsomely enameled,
The plans provide for 70 guests rooms.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-27
I Dakota sash q poor e..

EANAEA I'll.
This is n OF the largest wood work
Ang concerns In the state, and occupies
g comnnodious plant near Front and
Seventh streets In this CITY. They
manufacture sash, doors, rnouIdings, In
terror ~finishings, store and Office fixtures,
ETC ets; me suppl q trade territory con-
Minnesota, They are successors to the
Fargo Manufacturing Co, which was In
corporated under the laws of the state
business has been successful from the
very start and they are constantly broad
sning out as they become better known.
While the year 1911 was a quiet one in
the building line, they have been work
ing their crew steadily. They employ
from twenty to twenty-five men, and
ahe plant Is equipped with modern ma
cilities are such that they could work
at least fifty men. They have demon
strated to the large mills of the win
reckoned with, in going after the bust
ness in this territory. ALI the business
they have secured has been in open com
petitlon and consists of the following well
a O.. y w. building, city hospital.
Fargo college library, Woman's Home
pudding. New Fargo school, Fargo Ma
ton store building, Beach; Pekin school,
Pekin; Cayuga State bank, Cayuga;
Gwinner State bank. Gwinner: New
1AANon SS1OOls 1dHEuOnS new state nos
pitals Jamestown; Mayville hospital.
Mayville; Methodist church, Groton, s.
J.. II. Bowers is president: E.. J. Justin
is vice president and manager: Adolph T..
Johnson, secretary and treasurer. Mr..
Justin, the manager, is a practical man,
having served his apprenticeship in one
OF the largest mills in Minneapolis. and
spent t~wenty-six years in his chosen
avocation n Is favorably known by all
architects n general contractors
throughout the northwest. They make
prompt shipments and solicit Inquiries
from prospective builders and contract
org.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-27

ii with private baths and two public
bath rooms on each floor. The din
ing room will occupy the first floor.
and will be tiled and marble finished.
The stairways will all be Of iron and
marble, and the first floor finish will
all be in oak. The kitchen, store
rooms and refrigerator rooms will be
in the basement. Other modern facil-
tiles will be provided in this building
for a strictly up-to-date smaH-size
hotel. The walls will be of stone and
pressed brick. 1t is expected by Hax-
by & Gillespie, the architects, that the
building will be completed and ready
for occupancy by Aug. /.
Another important improvement on
Front street, is the new furniture
store of M. LEVITT, which will occupy
a site 50xsO feet, three stories and a
basement of cutstone and press brick
construction. The excavation for the
basement on the east half Of the lot is
now being made. n the work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible. Mr..
LEVITT win have a very complete show
room on the first floor. ana the second
and third floors viii be occupied by his
large stock Of furniture. The build
ing will be equipped with an elevator
and other conveniences for the econ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20

nici . Nebrasky prohlasili, zc bn.
dou pracoyati hlasoyati prot ma.
yrzcDtmu sDizcni cla . cnkru.
u virginie pojede do chi.
cagske konyence "a delegate in.
srlioyan}ch pro Tafta u pouze 2
nemaji zddntho nhyodu pro kobo
blasyati. CtyH delegati IN celek
byli zyoleni konycnei stAtni V 10.
onoke, kterA yysloyila soubIas 8
administered prcsidcnta Tafta,
RepublikdnskA konycncc de.
gdttbo kongrcsmiho distriktu Y
lowe, zsedajici Council Bluffs,
scby1lila administered Taftoyu d
zyoliIo deIcgdty do 1arodDf kon.
yencc pi1znipt znoyunominoyani
pfesidcnln.
VIM. j Bryan mluyil pred
flHlayoddrn9m snemcm sthtu Ohio
Y Columbus prolIhsil ~ pro mi.
eiatiyn u recall u prayil, ze recall
neni reyoIuci, ale eyoluci, NynfjI
TAX W. " impeachment jest sou.
dem 1fadoikb na proyinilcem ' 4.
fadf, kdezto pfi rec0ill jest sond.
com sam lid.
Cnmmlns dostal pryni dele.
QGty instruogant pro n6j 80 kan.
diddta repubIikGnd ~ presidenta,
Sedm5 iowskg distrikt Y Eopycn.
ri ' Des MoiDcs yysIoyil se mimi.
ltbo t9dne Y jeho prosp6eh.
w. j, Bryan pfijeI do Gin.
cinuah o byl hostem phi obtdt dd.
ganfm guvcrnfrem lIarmonem
Y I3ostonG zcmfel Y pdtck
John +, IiilI b}yal$ guyernfr
a6tu Maine o GfadGjief pfedseda
n6rodnfho rppublik1nskbho yPbo.
ri I;yl stir 81 let.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
ZE CEDAR BLUFFS, NEBR., A
OKOLf.

Y pondeli minulGho tydne
napadlo nam Ease ma 7 palcd sne.
hu.
Y pondeli minuI6ho tydne Y
noci ulradl neznam5 dosud dlou-
hoprsfdk p. g. II. Brownoyi diva
prsteny Gene $l9 u $3.50 ma ho-
toyosti Pan Brown jest hlidacem
Platte River pro drdhn G. N. W.
Pani Mattsonoya odjela
pfedminuIt tItery do Schuyler ma
ndySttyu sy6 matly, jez jest po
deIa cas- jiz nemocna.
We stfedu minnleho tydne
odpoedne potal op6t padati snfh
u padal celon noe napadlo no
ma 3 palcd, We ctyrtek zacal fou-
kat yitr tak nebyIo yidGt ami ma
300 kroku. Vsechny vlaky byly
opoadeny. Osobni ylak \ Lincoln
byI opoaden 4 hodiny vlaky
Hastings a Superior ylbec ami ten
den nepfijely. Osobni ylak zc Su-
perior pfijeI az druhy den.
Cd !. brezna nam napadly
"a paIee snthtL Jest yelika obava,
ze budon poyodne. Led ma fece
Platte jest 36 paIcii silny,
- Pan W. Mclienry $ rodinou
byli pres nedrli hosty II Hamerdlil
Y Platte River.
--- V ncdeli 81 vysli ma hon diva
osvedeeni stfelci. ChodiIi sem a
tam, ale usak nikde k spatfeni.
Ma zpatecni ceste Sc pojednou "a
staviI a jeden zyold Koukej,
tamhIe icden lezi V travel" Sou
drnh namifi a bum! jiz lezi. =
Jdou pro neho a duchu pfemi-
taji' "Je-li pax to usak velky a.
neb jen maly?" Kdyz prisli k
"zabit6mu', jedeu 81 povzdechl
"Nu, TAX vidisl Ty's myslil, re je
to uSak, a zatim to je ma neboha
rukavice, kterou jsem ztratil. -
- V sobotu a nedeli udelalo Sc
krdsne voda ysude tekla prou-
dem. Zpravodaj
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
ZPRAvY z THURsToN, NEB.

Manaelka p. Jana Rihanka
jest t6zce nemocna. Jest upouta
ma ma l6zko iiz skoro cely mesic.
Byl k nj povolan DR. L. j. Petr
Omahy osetfovatclka pi. J. Ia
koya, kterd il dosud osetfuje. Po-
Sledne jSme slyseli, ze Sc il dafi
trochu ltpc, COZ hyclom il vsichni
" srdce prali
We ttvrtek minuly tyden
nell isne zcle iako ma Sibiii. Sne.
hu napadlo tolik. ~ ylaky memo,
hly prayidelnc iezdit Co toto ri
ii, jest iii Ease lrpleii, ale mdle.
me Sc zase utopit bldtt zylistt
cc.ty isou hidntm stayu.
Minult ttden pfinesi cap
mantcl0m y nolelaloytm huela
teho klueinu Gratuniemel
ArmafskS elevator Thur
sten, ktery ii farmsfi, usazeui
kolo fhurston. mnnleho lclna
koupili dohfe hle ka ptcdu. lie
stif skoro irsms lhatiua ccehu po
resf maine eenN . dvs
e.utN httdN IL vigt na trsl
syssi 4 ppiuu pF ~ issF ne1s
plsei
= y sahaek, - ,sl.,she,ai
mnmt ts,lee ~ Uen mfleruou
fafmu
ulnuls ,t,lsn ale hyla raai
NJ aiilest deen,u 3 ssu8fkeR
"a usysisst q pfssel uAmse
Nls,lt q I = alhtusk
kNnfll api.m hit 'ahs t4
rTa NnAsalnshs lasata
fpmNe.at
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
zrRAvy z RAvEsNA. NEHR

STAR tesul bfvErn ~
kamua vle8m ieies tlohh IA
llntaus al pasAitn htetHa
81, spa,lla hsshN snsha klefs
l.aui lgli i istok elsSn ste pfi
faslne pitts usnFsus a lak " t.
1 s,tlrleui al,ssiailN lsaaa "a Ia
men fatatA siAla slap dasisi
tsm suetu uehgls "a kal.k ek q
3 lak is.t ualah va ,lehfua Nes
ia e snad nslsk. sspes ahie =,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
Rozhodnuti o patentech.

Nejyysa spolkoyy soud yydal
ImintilGho tydnr dnlekosdhlt roz.
h0dnnI, klere, nebude.li NH po.
mozeno lined z1konem Y kongre.
81 peb neyczme-li nejvysa soud
sam rozhoduuti znoyu V 1vahn, IL.
yrhne Da lid pouia monopoIn ce-
Ii zloba lrustovni, proti niz repta.
me, budc NJ zdati Proli teto move
zertem. Soud toliz rozhodl, ze
yyndIezcc neb ten. kdo patent
ylastni, mi 1plnt u neomezcne
.prayo 1reoyaii yeskere podminky,
~ jakSch 50 jeho vyndIezn smi II.
Uyat. Jednalo.sc mimiograph,
ktcry Ne vlastnc neproddyd, ien
pronajimd v uzivdni jak dloubo
tryd, a majitele patentu kladon
pOdminky, jakeho materialu Sc
smi a jaktho nesmi ma stroll pou-
zivati. L jinych vynalezi Sc Ease
poronU, kdo jc smi kdo nesmi
operovat atd Sold rozhodl, ze
yyndlezci ncb majitelG patcntii
mali 1plnf pravo podminlsy ty 81
diktovaii, ~ yIastne jsou Matte
Ii stroic stale u ien prodaii ieho
uziydni (ku pr ronografy re-
cordy) Toto rozhodnuti yyyola-
10 yclke gzruseni celt zemi,
neb yystavuje lid M miosl a ne
miloSt maiiteln pateniu, ktefi
isou yyrabiteli. a trusty V kon
grcssu lined zahajena Ginnost, a..
hy Sc zAkonem zabranilo taktoI
soudcm sezdkouentmu monopolu
NciyysSi spolkoYF ndyladni lada,
Hby supreme Court wal rozhnd
nuli moyu ugahis M hulc "a,
setlati y plenn Snudee pitney na
stoupi syt misln trnto tNden pak
tfi ,oudcoyt ncsouhlasi p}nosem
ktrrt jest podensan icn | elenN
sowlu Sekretaf sprayellnosti
prasi, r. ofekaynl ia dayno ten
"a ohral hoii pretitustoyuim,
a. irusiy uiteon "a nehranu pa
tenth. kde bu,lou nyu5isim patent
uim sakoneu ehrautny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20

Ii krayal, ze pry TO patri jemu
tax sc jen zbytecne rozciluJe.
V ncdeli, dine 10. brezna,
fecnil V Ravenna jlsty socialista
"a l0c. ystupneho. Nebyl jsem
tam, nebot je poslouchat jest pro-
zalim zbytecne mrhanf casu. Jak
uni socialiste hospodafit, jest N
znamo We mestech statu Wiscon-
sinu, lude mali vlddu V rukou. DIE
toho by Y nekolika letech celou
zemi zadluHili a penize proflamo.
vail.
Go toto pisi (l3. bfezna),
snib peknG pada a nekouka to je-
Ste na yyjasneni.
Ant. Jelinek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
1fadujfci pfedseda nhrodniho re-
publikanskeho yyboru.

We zprdyach americkych pfina.
Sine oznalneni 1mrti pfedsedy
rep. narodniho yyboru j. u. IIillo
. zaroyeh jmenoyhni mistopfcdse.
dy TITO organisacc, victora Rose.
watcrn, 1fadujicim pfedsedou. TO.
10 jmcnoydni stayi pans Rose.
watera M jedno y Gelngcb mist
politickeho ziyota v Americe u
jest licbotiygm nejeD nasemu sta.
tn, ale ] nam Ccchhm, yzbIedcm k
6esktmn phyodn pana Rosewate.
ra a jcbo sympathifm X ceskf ys.
81 af je TO kdykoli y kdekoli,
kdyz jedDh ~ mczi nami 0 yec
dobrou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-20
zpravy amsrickd.
Koneo s,avky

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Lawrence iesl ptaktieky skonee
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l,dna EhrnseA ale loshad tprh
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abs sakhsal slaykofnlmn yshoua
dale uiisatl sebfanteh pfa Nayka
e. lenss a yy,lali ssanlu aaN iak
ileh hsln malta lake ahy9pIu
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