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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-13

There can never be too much blue
sky.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-13

Get in the social swim and enjoy il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-13

WANTED SALESMEN-High-g sue
w cessful land. orchard or securities
salesman TO earn S. 600 or more per year; our
proposition is exceptionally high grade
commanding large sales; prospects furnish
ed. Exclusive territory TO the right man.
Geiger. Bond Bldg. Washington, DC.
dl2-6t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-13

yWANTED-A white girl to assist with
w light house work, Apply 20 Mrs W
II. Lewis. I70 Third ST., Eastport. ol35t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-13

A mans home is where his pipe is.
Get in the social swim and enjoy it,
There can never be TOO much blue
sky
The local socis season is at its
height.
The rest cure was invented for peo-
pic who get tired out doing nCthing.
Shop Early" is an ali right slogan
but do we have the money to shop early
with.
Wonder II the missing Mona Lisa
could have been victim of toe cuiare
needle?
The next record for a no-stop fight
mas be made by prominent Mexican
Statesman.
No sham battles for a man that has
as many real battles on hand as the
President has at Washington.
The English suffraigsts evidently do
not believe in the old 1ubdud about the
divine right that doth hedge about a
king.
The Naval Academy employees are
lighting for more wages. They deserve
il. 1T them have what they are ask
ing for
The Atlanta penitentiary officials
merely say in reply that Julian Haw-
..sI,Iss j
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23
Only One Way to End Catarrh.

Reach the raw. tender, infiamed
membrane infested with catarrh germs
and destroy them.
You can't reach the hooks and crew
ices with liquid reparations-there is
only one way-breathe the germ de-
stroying air of Booths HYOMEI (pro-
nounce it High-o-me) directly over the
infiamed and germ ip$ested membrane.
HYoMEI c3sf,ns no opium. cocaine
or other harmful drugs, it is a bal
samic air made of australian eucalyp-
tus thymol, and some Historian anti
septics. 1t is guaranteed to end the
misery of catarrh and Group or money
back. It's fine for colds and coughs.
Ask Hodgins about Booths HYOMEI
outfit today-it is only 81 and Hodgins
guarantees it. Extra bottles, if later
needed, so cents. Just breathe it--no
stomach dosing.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

Carl Porter, son of w. Porter, a
b anker in Juliaetta, is spending few
days in the city.
Little Donald Crow is i'll with the
chickenpox at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. A. OVERLY.
I. E. began of Spokane, is in the
city visiting with old friends and look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. Eta Bumgarner left yesterday
for Spokane, where she will visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Lulu Huff.
Mrs. Floyd Baylock and baby left to-
day for a visit with relatives and
friends at Cunningham, Wn.
Edward G. Scott, Of the Roselawn
Greenhouses, is transacting business
in Colfax and Pullman today.
Miss Gladys Hazelton, who has been
the guest of Miss Myrtle Triplett, left
today for her home in Pullman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

and daughter, who are to be her
guests. Miss Olsen was a former res
ident of this city and leaves a host of
friends, several of whom were at the
station to bid her goodbye.
If you fail to visit the auction sale
of w. E. Wallace, the jeweler, you
will miss a fare trsad~'nRais is simply
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS third one in 16
years in 9Hhess here. Mr.. Wallace
is not leaving Moscow. About the first
of May more, new and elegant fixtures
are to be installed, making this one of
the handsomest stores in the state.
Remember there is nothing in this
store that will not be put up for sale
if you ask for it. Tiff
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

The Idaho National Harvester COM
pany is shipping two carloads of ma
chimes today to Idaho Falls.
Miss Hannah Kalke of Juliaetta, ar
rived in the city yesterday to be the
guest of Miss Ada Rodgers
w. A. Lauder has secured a con-
tract for furnishing the facing for the
Oberg Brothers new store building,
which is to be of white cement brick.
Jno. c.. Maher, travelling freight
agent for the Great Northern railway,
and R. S. Brown, travelling freight
agent for the Inland Empire system,
left today for Spokane
Who ever heard of diamonds, sterl-
ing silyerware, LibhyeH6d Hawks cut
glass being offefsd at public auction?
auction sale. Tiff
G. d. Kelly of the International Har-
vester of Chicago, who has been in
Moscow for the past few days, left this
morning for Spokane, where he has
headquarters.
Mark Anderson, Clarence Favre, and
Homer Youngs, are taking the two
days civil service examination at the
federal building for grazing assistant
in the forestry service.
J. c. Mulchahley, express messeng-
er of the Spokane & Inland, left to-
day for Spokane and Occur d'Alene.
Mr.. Mulchahley has been transferred
to the Occur d'Alene route and will
begin his new duties tomorrow.
An up-to-date farmer will plant
alfalfa, red clover, alsike clover, tim
othy, dwarf Els. raped orchard grass,
sugar cane, Canadian tjsN peas, or
vetch. Write to MIX Means Co.,
Lewiston. Idaho, for rices. lstf
Mrs. Eta Munson and family, who
have been in Moscow during the Win
ter months where the children have
taken advantage of the Moscow
schools, moved yesterday to their
farm east of Moscow
David B. Steinman, associate pro-
fessor of civil engineering at the uni
versity, was in Troy yesterday, ar
ranging for visit of the Y. M. G. A.
team to that place, where they will
do extension work.
Miss Hannah Olsen, who has been in
Moscow for several weeks, left yes
terday for short visit with her broth
er in Spokane, enroute to Seattle.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. o. o. Olsen, and Mrs. Carl Smith
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. John Wedman made a business
trip to Troy today.
c. E. Averill was passenger this
morning to Garfield.
G. B. Carter, ex-sheriff, is in the
city for brief visit.
R. J. Mudgett left yesterday for a
business trip to Spokane.
J. G. Ruggles left Monday for his
homestead at Salmon River.
Mrs. Lizzie Lienhard left this morn
ing for her home at Harvard.
w. P. Laws Of Spokane, is in the
city for a few days as business Wis
itor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

Adolf Guiser was a business visitor
yesterday from Concord, Idaho.
Elmer Nichols returned last night
from a business trip to Spokane.
! w. H. Wicks, professor of horticul-
ture, left yesterday for Standpoint.
Mrs. c.. E. Naffziger of Pullman,
spent yesterday shopping in the city.
John Gibson returned today from
Spokane, where he sold a carload of
hogs.
Chas. Horning Of the Theta Mu
Epsilon house, left this morning for
Lewiston.
Miss Ruby Nye and Mrs. Charles l..
Hawkins of Pullman, were Moscow
visitors today.
Mrs. J. M. Reed and daughter,
Verna, of Pullman, spent the day
shopping in Moscow.
Duplicating smoneXssssssiisa&ssnrbooks,
home manufa}tp<ed, 25c each, at
Glenn's New Stand. 4stf
]. M. Sharp returned yesterday from
Enterprise, Ore, where he went to
look for a homestead.
G. K. Parker of Portland, son of
Clyde Parker, who formerly had
grocery store here, is visitor in the
city for few days.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23
POindexter Celebrates Birthday.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
Miles Poindexter of Washington today
celebrated his 45th birthday. He is a
tinction of being the only senator des-
ignated on the records as progress
sives"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

Safe deposit boxes for rent. Thomp-
son Brothers. X
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

Flour SifterS
Mouse Traps 49,.
Three-in-O One Oil
8 Packages Envelopes
/ doz Wilson Dress Hooks
2 Cards of Hooks and Eyes
1 Box Hair Pins, assorted sizes
Stocking Darners
/ Package Lace Pins
1 Card Collar Supports, value 25c
yds. Lace
Box falcon Powder
Jar Cold Cream
Bottle of Perfume
Bottle of Vaseline
Bottle of Shampoo
Bottle of Bayrum
Bottle of Witch Hazel
Bottle of Tooth Powder
q Cly;pc Of Aparicop Raoutv T1Oos
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

h
dreamed Of mh urnm MHe penessr wh times usual A
offered goods h h
T THURSDAY be will bargains Ike
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

Buttons, per dOz.
Dress Shields 15c values
Hair Pins, 15c values, per doZ.
Puff Holders, per doz.
Barrettes, 15c and Csc values
Veil Pins, 8 on card
Pins, packages for
Hat Pins, 15c values fer
Ironing Wax, 2 packages
Curling Irons, 2 for
White Finish Braid, yds. for
Tooth Picks, 3 boxes
Tooth Brushes
Hair Pins, boxes
Pearl Buttons, doz
Remnan Ribbons, punches for
Ribbons, 2 yds. for
Superior Absorbent Dust Cloth
Scissors, 25c value for
Adhesive Tape, 15c value
Pins, 9 packages for
Wooden Crochet Hook, for
Medium Size Wire Hair Pins, boxes for
Thimbles, for
Bone Hair Pins, for
Hair Crimpers, 15c values for
Collar Supports, on card for
Assorted Pins, choice for
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

/ Chamois Skin
1 Jap-doll Perfume
Sofa Pillow Tops
1 Ball Filoselle
l Pair Embroidery Hoops
| Pin Cushion
Regular 121ac Ginghams in stripes,
checks and plaids. Guaranteed fast
colors.
All Linen Crash Toweling, 20 inches
wide bleached and unbleached.
32-in. Johnson Percale $50 patterns, light
and dark, blue, red, black and white
grounds.
Full Size Pillow Cases, good quality,
heavy muslin.
1000 yds. 121Ac Outing Flannel, in plain
and fancy colors. The best cloth ever
shown for 121ac.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-23

The Idaho National Harvester COM
pany is shipping two carloads of ma
chimes today to Idaho Falls.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15
z BRUNO, NEB.

l'onio tydcn farmhfi jc5t6
oruji u self obilf, n6kteH majiee
z0seto, 2atnou pomalu y ldm6nim
korDy, Herh ade pfipcse tak pro.
mfru6 cd ~ do 10 busld po akrn.
- Pani Maznneoyd, kier6 jia
po dlonhS tns je ncmocnh me-
moe X lepsimu obratn neyedla,
byIa minnlon ned6li odyezenn do
ncmoeniee Dr. kaspara Prague,
kdr bude j nutno podstoupili o.
perHci, kterh, d0ufdme, ~ k zdGr-
ndmu yyI6teui pncientky poyede,
eoz 0ysem ysichni pf6tel6 jeji by
y rndosti nslyseIis
r Pan j, VoHdra \ Boyd o.
kresU pHjel Nc podivati m sy6
zpdm6 n pfdteIt y okoIi tomlo by.
dIici,
- Pan V6elay IIasik u Ant,
lilmnS byli V Omazc M slayuo'
slecb Ak.SarsI'epskSeb ~ podi.
ynli,
- VkIody, pdjdky prodej
mHjetku obslnrh fhdnd Inislni Br.
u6psk6 sthlni Banka
Pan V. I}lntuS y manaoI.
Iou dojeIi ~ podiv0d do Lin.
wood minulou soboiu nG diVadlo,
jez tam s1azivi ocbotnici \ Clark
son sehrdIi
Move zimni 0bIcky u zdso.
.bu salHya ObdrzcIi Y minnI9ch
duccb DO Obchodu lIorhdek u ku-
ynIcc,
Jak posIedni zpr6ya \
PrNRle oznamujc, zemfola tam
v ncmoenici pi, Maznncoyh, kterd
pred nfk0liIth dny bylH 0peroyh
ma, Vdlsino pfhtel jcjlch jc6id
pred amrli ~ jeln do Praby \ Il.
nirnjici rozloutit Vsem pom.
stal$m yysIoyujem upimnou aou-
sir0si,
Y, BIntn& II +. Rebdk ode.
jeli do Omahy 0jcnsonJ dat do
pofddlu 2ahradu V, BIotn6bo,
V ned6Ii ~ pfibodil0 n0.
Sim hone6m icdoucin na hon k
Ccntrn Guy pofddut uestdNi Ma
IeduG kfiaoyHtcc ccst srazily me
diva NulomobiIy n pas0zefi Y nicb
utrpdIi dosli y6znf Mantni ObG
khry royn@ byly hojnd roztlute-
ne. Pan Emil kayacc I'd. Sc.
min utrpfli nejytta zrantpi
- Pan Jos. Vondra \ Bee IN.
slayif Nc zde \ cest po Minnesota
n DakOt6, ..
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15

u poVsfeiDe sthlyj dOtnhel, VOW
n51Oj zdpadni, 4i.l0m5.0Oj roc
pi E50omG00j jeh6ata, domdci
NJ, ,s567, ,20i adpadni, $5,0Om7.20
kansas City, -. fijna 1913,
IIoy6ziho dobytk0 bylo obdrac
no $4,000 kus0j trb sl6l} nj l0'
MID nejlepH kukufici krmen
yoli, F000mO50i yykrmeni yoli
NJ .s5Gps,00; zlpadni yoli, $G75m
1856 jizni voIi, &5,50m7 0Oi krd
Wy, $t20m700j jaloyiee, $5,O0M
$50, k ziru, $55OGms.25j buIici
H5Om6.75i teIatn, $600mlOO0,
Pras0t bylo obdrSeno 1000 ku
.sdj trh 5ml0c vyssi prodejc po
nejyice, #s10ms40j prosola WI
kd, #l0nsA0i no moso, *s,2On
Isiji lehkd, $s10ms40i selato
#G.OO0p750.
Oycc jehd0t bylo obdrSenl
10000 kushi trb st6IS M sl0b$
Ijeh6aia, BGbOM675 rodni, $500
I0t725 sItopci, %125mi75i oyce
s3400b475,
H. Louis, IL. fijna 1913,
IIoytzfbo dobytka byIo obdrSe
no 10000 kusd pfkni M yybron
yoIi, H25nsOOi k ziru, $5,25m
75Oj brhyy n jaIoyice, H75m
300 bnIiei, #575mG7jj krdyy 4
jaloyjee, &1,2jmG.50.
Pt0gat byIo obdraono 1000 ku
VI trh 0 Zoe yyAsi seIala Ieb
'k6. &j75CdsG0; msehan6 Il nn ma
50, *s,3jms,Gj; pdkUh ldzkd
#s,45lns.Gj.
Oycc Il jchdat byIo obdrzcnC
1000 ItDs1i hh sl6l$ jehh0lo c
l5c ulzsi 0yce, B3,75Wl6O} roe
nj. %5,OomG00; jcb1ata, #550Ga
40,
~, Josoph, II, HjnA 10l3
IIoy6ziho dobytka byIo obdrae
10 $500 kus6 trh zdIoubnyy yo
II, s55On0,OOi krhyy n joIoyice
.flOO0ps,50; teInta, S5O0mlO.OO,
Prasat byIo obdrzeno 5000 ku
SD trb 5nlOc yybsij neiyybsi ce
ma, $s1Oi prodeje ponejvice
~. lOCps.2j,
Oycc n icbnot byIo obdracnc
5000 kusdt trh H6I}j jehdata
~ 5OGnS.0O.
Ma obiIni burse Y Omaze zaeho
ydydn byl Y pondtIi CoIumb6y
den, kter$z jest z1konit$m swat
kenny Nebrasce n tudiA uebyI
zddny trh,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15
TRzNf ZPRAVY.

So. Omaha, -, fijna 1913,
lloytliho dohytka bylo dues
.ohdrlcno $500 kusn, Tfh ma zd.
padui yoly = rtuei byl ellis pfi cr-
mach plut stdlyeh. Sllna soul6d
od tech, kdoi kupoyali dohytek Il
kiru q sknupili yseeko, GO mohh
potfeboFati, ttx hodnt uapomaha
la trhn od samtho pobatku IRA
yF a ialosirc roNnei So ltpe pro.
dayaly uti miuult lien hylu
ella puplafka ode,sad 20 dohyl
ku \ chotu a Holtrh \ iluu pei
.iln,rh al vyssiph cenaeb ro.
plaNka pn Yolcgb kukufioi ktme
ufch pokmt dusli hNla dahfa pft
slal,rh rsnaeh
lsadimr naslrsiuJiei ttW ua
ho,tsi dah,lrk Nybtaul "a nsl
lsIsi hukufiri tfmspi luli tauh
aa, prosits,iul 81 vibrant go
pt :, ataatO pskpi ai Vibrant
Aolb siaHHta pwlt lHi bt
pskm teh - hkH spN ah1 iul
"a wesifrani spl, tlJ4Asai
pskn9 al ohraue ialo,N 81 h
al IA pFsit,,mi AZ ptsae Ma
KK &fHtaa pe mass pFa
aaklAiAmt. tistmNsb fsls'a
~ ataniA halisl tiesnt Nly q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15
z CALIFORNIA.

W. j. BuIin, zudmy pozcm.
koy} jednatel Y Hamilton CITY,
Cal. zcmfel dne 30, zdif, Pan Bu.
lin bydlcl Y okoli MiIIigan, Nebp
po mnobo roku, kde bydli ttm6r
ysichu jeho prdtelG. Mas dlouho-
lety pfitel p, a. Bulin, bralr zcs-
je pfitomnG dobt LA.
milton City, Cal, a hodld Sc zdr-
zeli a uytsti bratroyu pozuslalost
do pofddku, projeyujcm soustrast
poznstal}m.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15

yybrani M nejlepsi k airu, TG(
Ms.3Oj ptkni NJ yybranf k ziru
| w 25n7 go pr0stfedni M pGkni h
airu, &6,G0MT10i obyGejni NJ
prostfedni k airo, *G.00mG50t
Hdyy n jaloyIce k cboVu, #5,O0n
7OOj yybraui AZ nejIepsi yoli \
trdyy, H0OMS25j pdInf NJ w.
brani vol \ hdyy, H50p7O OOI
prosifedni M ptkoi goIi \ trdyy,
NJ ,0OM750 hubeni M prostfedDi
yoli n tr6yy, #6,2jM700.
Jenom $500 prasm se ukdzalc
dncs, Trh zah6jen byl Y dobr6m
dnyu ecny byly o Zoe yyssi, nez.
II sobolni pr6m6r, ys0k uzayrel sc
eelkmn neut6ben6 u yseeko zyyse.
nj V Gene bylO zlraeenO. Nejyiee
IprOsot bylo prodhno ceDGcb
| ~, O5msJ5 u nejIepsi ffzkd pro.
daIa NJ M pordzkn IN 1880,
Oyee n jebdat byIo dnes 0bdf
zeno $4,000 kush. Trh na yykr.
MEM jeh60la byI poyseehnf sl6.
IIY M o n6co yolnfjN, coz byl0 p0.
yazoydno IN uspokojly6 yzhledep
| X l0mn, " toIik skolu bylo obdr.
5eno zde u jin}eh misiech, Wy
Hmcn6 oyee 80 pr0d1yaly koIonI
| ~ 250ti30 die jokosii, eoa byIo
Pine stdIG ~ 2dytrkem miDulfho
t9dnc. P0Gdledni trh na skot h
ziw byj pondknd zdIoubayy, ole
pozddji byI dusnG GiI} nsi pfj
st6Iych eenhch
l'yAditDc ndsIcdujici ceny M
oycc n jeh6ato3 Jebhatu, p6kUd
nj yybran6, @00M720; jeb1ota,
proHfedui M ptknd, &G.5OCn7O0t
jeb1ata, pfcbrand, #j.0OGnGOOj
jeh6aln, k ziru 4j0OIn6.5Oi roo.
Inf, ptkn6 NJ yybrand, #55OM
$685. rotni, prostfedui M pdknd,
NJ, 25n5,5Oj rofni, k zirn, S15Om
.5.5Oj skopci, ptknt NJ vybrani,
# 25Gni,65 skopei. proslfedDi M
pdkni, 4lOOml25 skopei, X II.
m, *100n140j oycc, ptknf nj
yybrauf, @3,7jm40Oj ovce, k II.
RI, B3,25M3j0i oycc, pfebra0d,
NJ OOCn3.OO.
Chicago, 13, Hjna 1913
IIoyfziho d0bytkn bylo obdrae.
no 2lO00 kusd trh M6I} M Zoe
niasi yykrueni yoIi, NJ 0OMO55
tcyasHi vol, tGs5nsOO; zhpadni
yoli, #G10msAO; k Mru, $5250p
40 krdyy jal0yicc, $3GOm
$40; teIata, *700mll.OO.
Prasat obdraenO byIo 10000
kusn trh siln} nj 0 lOGU15c yys,
Il prasata lchkd, ~. l5ns,7O mi.
chand, *sO5ms75; t6zkd, ~ 0jID
s.75; hrubh, T05n8.l5; selata,
~ 5OHs,0O; prodeje ponejyicc,
kg OuL,a G0
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15
u CASCARETS" LECt NEMOC,
KYSELOST 2ALUDKU.
odstranuji kyseliny, plyny "a
epu ze Saludku, iater a strev -
le6i spatne traveni,

Dostante 81 l0,eontovou krabl-
tku nyni,
Ona ohavna kyselost, rihani a
uetlste yetry ona holest y lalud
ku, tlu6eui srdee, neryosa, oskli,
yost, nadmuti po jidle, aayrati a
holeni hlayy, to yse znamena, le
kaludek jest Y nepofadku, ktery
nemAle byti naprayen, dokid ne
odstranite pfi3inu To neui ehy.
ha yaseho aaludku Vas laludyk
jest tax dohry, jake kaidy iin5
ykuste NaseArytsl lhned yy3i
stuli laludtk, odslrahuji kyselost,
uestrayenau a kyasiei pairavu a
.oskltyt plyny ndstrahtr pfila
nau ilut se svyvh later uahrp
ma.l1peu sagpu a ied e. svNeh
slfeY tak skonei yasy pssnaa ~
laladktm lydua taseafai thrs
tetsr pgslii yas rAbe lpetnla
ia sabi1ka klerakoh l5kArW
ueni VA aalu,lsk siuNtm iAlra
itrya pFaStlslaA ~ sis masl
es Nstsp.sasats IA aau Ieiieh
msl yutlfnesli pattehali take
ttalsttut
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15
MOVE PUBLIKACE.


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Jandy, HeIonGh0 tcsko-ameriekG.
no splsoyatcle u "MuH Blnvn6 ~.
ny" 0d obliben6 spisoyaieIky NJ.
J. t'oIkoy6.BGlohlayG, jsou bohat6
pr0I0aeny iIIustraeemi TAX uncle
ckfbo proYedcni Il lakoy6 Iyotnf
VGrnosli, " byehom marnG hIe-
dali jinfho kaIonddfo Y jakGkoli
red yydnnfbo, ktcrS by byl po
strdDee illusir0ci tHk d0konale
yyproyen u daIsieh pfisp6ykl Y
16boynt G6si ny1dimei exon.
cert o Siv0t," yojensk6ho den.
uiku NJ, Mnhkn, "La Paloma,"
bdsod j. y, Homunn, "slrasnG do.
brodruastvi " poyidta \ dob te-
XaskSch ranRcfh cd Y, j, PetrzeI-
ky, "budou stay6t," cesISo.amori-
cky obr6zek cd +. StahkovG,Bu-
jGrkoy6, \ literdrni pozhslnlosli
B0rlote litinera PayIy Cecbo.
VI cenn6 GI6nky, V krouiec ud6.
Iosti tlGneicb ponGn$ch jsou to-
"PHrodH vrazdici," popsdni ey.
klonu Y Omaze . kalAstrofhInich
poy0dni V Ohlu z perG Josefa Ma
ehH n cd tGhoS autora "V6lka
baIk6nsk6,' - zaujinajici Il Geln$.
mi illuslracemi l3 slran. "St6sti
zen" cd NJ. /, +. B6lohlayG. "Lid
na dputj Sumayy ~ okolf Donna.
aIic, " od Idenky KrouziIkoyG,
"Pobfbivdni do zem6 nebo o,
bndm? z" sestayil V, Pcirzclka,
mnoh0 p0dobizcn yynikajicich Ge-
skych lidi 10 strudn$m aiyotopi-
sem, obsAhIt "I'am6ti Gcskgch o
sadnikl V Americe,' \ mnoha po-
dobjznami II celG mnozstyi dhlc&i-
t$eh pouGnych pokynd, rad, sta
II, tabulek a pod. Cds humori-
stickd zaujimd plnFch 10 stran "A
hcm&i 10 jak nejpoyeden6jsimi
vtipy, TAX spouslou 2dafil}ch ko-
mick$ch obrdzk1.
Pod0ti podrobn6ja popis toho-
to bohatGho kaleuddfe yyzadovalo
by pfiIis mnoho mista, stati pou-
2e ku konci podotknouti, 10 ka-
Ienddr Amerikdn jest IA svou cc-
nu soc, postou do Evropy Zoe sku-
tednou Idci. Re kazdtmu yytisku
piipojen jest yelik$, cenn} obraz
Panorama m6sta st. Paul, "
hodny zaramoyani. - Ohicdnati
he Il Pokroku Hdpadu, l4l7-14l9
SO. 18th Str Omaha,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15

- ByIa poddna zGdost okres
nimu soudci, by ustnnoyil PAN
Annu Fiji go administrators Dad
pozdstuIosti zesDulGho Jos. r
Fiji
-+ Dnc .. tohoto mGsiee byli
odddni na6im smirtim soudecm j.
: Y. ShestGkem We Vasak h0telu 81,
Mary lIromddkn Josef Budin,
-- Minute dterg ye6er byIa
mimofddn6 scbdze Wilber Com.
Club M dGcIem yyzydnf nasch0
guyorn6fn nn zyelobcni cest. So.
slo 10 yelkS potet D0sich obehod
nik6 n bylo lined yiddti, ze btfou
nnsi obehodDici zdjem Y dobrSch
cestGcb, Ma nhyrh pana y, V,
kohouta byIo zyolono q vybord,
aesthyajief \ 3 dlend Y kaaddm,
! by m6Ii na NArosti r0zIitnG eesly
do Wllber vedOuel Ma zhpadni
eoslu byli zvoleni Adolf Botek,
Cbas, PospiAil n Andy Jncobcc, --
! Ma poIedni John Hyonetek, Frank
SHsek II Vac. kohoUt. Ma yFebod.
Ini y. V, kobOut, Henry IjinRcr n
Ant Noy1k. Ma p6Inocni ceslu
Tom Clements, jos, Simerkn, Nn
seyero.adpodni ceslu byIi zvoleni
j, j. Nov1k, I'd, lIouspr Il n. j.
Spirk Ma yybor M m6stsltt ces
siy byI 2voIcn Frank VOkoIck,
Goo Sloan VSbory ony nnyali.
viii n0se osIalDi obebodniky n do.
stall sIib icjich na cesly prncoyHl
IN pom0ci fnrmerG \ polnby. -
Take 10 Bkuic6nf udGlnIl, nGkOliv
u6kteT, jok ntbfdci, talk nfktcH
farmori ddl0Ii pozn6mky yAeIijn-
kt, pfcc jen ~ uddlaIo dosti prd,
90 n ieIikoa nn ysech MrHn6ch byl
YeIky p0det ma eesI1ch, pfcrc Ia
prdci go ud6Iali, uddIuIi y ocho.
tou, u af byIa yelk6, uneb mnl6,
pfcc jen to uset1 pdr doII0rh o.
kresu Jedna wee jest jisto, ~ Ia
prhce, 90 udflali ua ccsidch, byIa
skuteGnt nutnn Muslin podot
knoui, " skoro kan jsme pfisli,
na pofdd farmeri byIi bned pfis
prnvrni pOmoci u nGkicH / nccha-
Ii scii sIi nam na ponce. Vi
dot byIo, ~ tHkifa yflchni byIi
nndscni pro voc dobrou. Jak
jsme yid6li n jak nam ysichni
prayL jsou nyndiI zpdsoby, TO.
liz nyn6jsi system ccstoyni Ap0t.
ne, ncbot neni \ 10 ccMhf udGIati
toIik prGee jako tenkrhtc, kdyz
kazdy d6laI M eest6ch pred syym
pozcmkem, jcIikoz pod nynGjsim
systcmem musi y n6ktcr%ch mi
stech cest6f jet moe daleko m
prdci kdyz vyjedc \ domoya.
nczIi pfijedc ma misto k prdci, jc
skoro cas- ob6dyat n proto mysli-
me, zc star| zpnsob byI o mnoho
IepSi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-15
Z WIIber, Nebr.

Minute pondtli zosedaI di-
striktni soud Saline 60,
Pan Geo, Shcstak, hrdG nj.
te n omazsk5mi, nayrdtil SO do
WiIbcr, ieIik0z ukoncil stzonu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-18

marked by earnest enthusiasm from
start to finish There was present a
representative gathering of men from
cities, towns and rural districts of the
county and the general opinion of all
seemed to be that the time has come
for Lee county to take stand with
the other progressive counties IF
Iowa and secure farm expert and
pay more attent to her crops and
produce and x in order that her
output may increase.
The cost of the plan to the county
would amount to about $4,000 to
$4,000 a year, according to figures
submitted by Mr.. Coverdale He ad,
vised the organization for a period OF
at least three years, since not much
return for the money could be secured
in less time than that
Joseph Carver, president of the Lee
County Farmers Institute was calico
to the floor and explained that he had
been making some investigation OF
the matter of farm expert, and had
with him letters from the Mississippi
River Power company and the c., B.
& @. railroad in which each of these
corporations promised to give $50 to,
ward the expense in the county or,
ganized and planned for a farm ex-
pert
The general opinion of the men
present was that Lee county could
raise the money, and for this purpose
the temporary organization was
named to get the matter under way.