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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-31
ZPRAVY ZE SWANTON, NEB

ndr1m u spaniIomyslnym Gtenaf.
kan tohoto Iistll 5tastny a wesley
Noyy Rok, II ably - kazdGmu da-
fiIo jak 81 kdo pfeje; redakci to-
hoto IiBtu pref podobn6 n zaro-
ven hojnost uovSch odb6rateId,
totiz pfedpIatiteId. tot se sano
sebou rozlumi, tax ably byli male.
zitt odm6n6ni IN jejich snahu II
yscchnu ndnahu kterou mali pro
jrjich GtenGfstyo,
Musim yAm tGz sdGIiti, jak
jsmr 81 mGIi nascm maItm me
stcfku pres ten Krismrts. Ina,
tot yitc, ysecbDo jako ma drackn,
talk, jako by to byIo zadarno --
bIiziI ~ ten Sttdry den u TAX chtGl
kazdy syoje miIdGky n6Gim obdo.
riG. HyldStd II W. f, Ceryen}
dole yr store, totiH abycb fckl
ICrrVcny u PIAGek, ii nemohll AM
postaGiti prod6yat, a jak by ne,
takOva lace, skoro zadarmo. PIa
eek prodavaI u jestG hodny kus
pfidaI, a tax ~ no III, 60 TO ma
znamcnati ole ne 10 fasu na
yysvttIovdni, az ted, rhinulou ne.
deli vse mi yysyGtlili. Byli spoIu
jmenoyani pdnov6 na honu zaji.
ch. -~ Pan PlaGek wal automo-
IbH, pan Cerveny puSku jeIi n
striIeIi zajicc, AMI Vi nevsimaIi
kdc jiz .jsou a kan jedou. AZ
kdyz prijcli k veIik6mu stAdu
oyci, ptaIi So tam farmdfc, kdc to
jsou Farmdk jim odpov6dGl, ze
" Kansasu. A go je to IN oycc,
vyzvidali nasi nlmrodi. Farmar
poyidd, ~ jsou jeho a zc jim jc
prodA tfcba y farmou. Lantu,
~ Jest tam 80 akril, mnoho-li je
ovci, to ~ AMI nevi, ze je nikdy
ncpotital. Cht6I IN to nizkou ce.
nu, zdAIo Sc mu to dosti lacinG a
TAX to koupil j 8 ovcema. PAX,
a'e kdyz pfiSIi bIize, vid6li, ze to
nelson ovcc, zc isou to kameny,
NGktert byIy y6tSi nez ovce, ia
ko kr6vy. PovidA 81, jak no ma.
paIil a pomysIil 81, jestli no take
ucoSidil na vymdre. Mel s sebou
yard, dial Sc do m6reni; vym6ra
byla dobrd. NamGfil 100 radl
II nebyI jeSt6 AMI polovic, TAX
poyida, ze kdyby ty kopce kry-
ky natahl, ze to ud6la aspoh dy6
osmdesatky, Ale bylo to jlz kou-
pent TAX jakaa pomoc, Pan
Cerveny mel vice st6sti, nczli ro-
zumu - prohandloval tn neSta-
stnou osmdesdtku "a Stor, plny
zhozi. Sdelil mi, H. to dostal
moe lacino, TAX ze nyni m1ze
prodavat take vSeehno lacino, A
take To 6ini,
- Predminuly tyden zayitaly
do naSeho mestetka pani Pomaj'
zlova deerou, pam kube}ovou,
Eminene danny byly naysteyou u
pana Matelc htla,
- Ttl tde byla uaysttyou pres
.syatky pam Slamoyd omahy
Naysteya jeii platila pani Frank
l'rokopoyt, jcl tst noslaStui
dcerou pani Slamoyt
Tea isme sde m9li uaystte
you uoythn, vlastne startho kler
ka y ltkarn9 pana nr Slmrtka,
tot& pana VII JiskFu kIery
uaystlNuip ltkafskou kollel 81
umaze Stratil tde Gas syteh
.prAFlnln,
Ninulou sphaiu nhifal se
pan Ios kFAl IA uAystesu sytho
sSaRra y kansasa lnttl paus
l.nFvhFe
Niuulpu sohaiu pfusla ttk
ua uhyst8tu pepi toFFuf s,ehp
dava 4 Wlber uas sgttta Weia
leefN
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-31
HunEhNINN

N dostanl a rekrok IuhltshiaE
Ia, lllt ~ sa a. SsF
Name Ma sklada yssehuy IA
lehhiny pfa piano Meet iiaSmi
r NAa ruklade kysies plane :
prAvetlsm plana
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-12-31

A. Proskovec, pfedscdou, dozorco
Jan Kopeeky, tajemnik Fr, Ok
fina, 1Getnjk John JAnoyy, pok'
ladnik VdGay kozn, d0zorce Jan
Dolista, strdz JosefIna Dolezal a
Joe IIoracek, vybor majetku Fr
kfiz, scstrn KopcekG u John ko'
pecky, dom6d l6kaf DIR. John A.,
Jeinck.
sokolska vyrotni schdac
! bude NO odbyyati dne 4, ledoa -
H.,
piaatel V. IilatnS fr, Re.
I bof byli Y Benson po p6koIik dni,
Mattj StcjSkol posilal kh'
RI dobylka do SO, Omaby'
= farmAfakG konycnce o.
, maze sddastniIi se \ Bruno Jan
! Noy6Gek, Frank Semin, korcl
kozisck n6koIik jinyeh fnrma.
fh,
Dostali 1smc teprV h0Voll
zimn, pIno snthu, tokze jsmc me
ii bil6 Vhn0ec,
- ldojN uditoIG pfipr0yIII bo-
| haty program M Vdnoco,
l Pan John Krhtky \ llo'
wells dIel zdo ndyAi6yml u prh'
tel znGmyeh.
Pan Vhclny koza prodnl
ieden a pol aIru ~ sv6bo poem
kn yedle skoly N dey6t set dola'
ri. Koupil jc pan Aois Tomek,
fidtd farmersktho eIeyntoru, J..
Tomek jiz podnl 80 sinvbon pGk'
NJ residence,
- Ma byyal} fe2uik zamys'
II no 0dst6hoyati zptt do Bruno Y
Brainard.
Pan John PcIan 4 Bee zde
dIel 30 ndsolik dni minuly tydcn
nhysleyou
- ydelay ljlatny ma m pro
DEF wdj obchod~ hospodhfsk$ml
stroll jest to jedin} obchod TO-
no druhu We mGsi6 t0mb veil.
kgm okolim.
- Pan John A, Smith 4 I'Tal-
nnrd zde krAsli dhm zeynltf pa.
M Joe StejskaIovi,
- NaM syatcGni honci 81 Wy
III IA hon nedGIi rdno, ale kaz.
dg y nich ri pfinesI domh jen rad
ny HAD zimu Neni l6pe scdt
ii domai
- Pan Joe Vondra dIcl zdc
naysitvou Y Bee minuly patck,
- Vscm ttcndfGm Pokrok1
sfastny II wesley novy rok,
Letosni skoIni program ma
stedry veGcr yydafil Sc znamcni.
IL Byl TO bohaty program "A "a
Gastnilo sc no ma tisic lidi, take
byla Sokoloyna gallerie naplne'
na. Professor Pr0skoyec ucitel'
Ky dali ii yelikou prhci, ably vse
scstavili. Ma krismus odcjeli ma
80 uGitelky domn, kdc 81 zdrzi asi
pres novy rok, Sle6na Bukaeko'
va iela do Clarkson n slc6na Mar
kytoyA do Niobrary, sletna Opa.
lenska do Morse Bluffs,
Chas Kaspar II John Pelan
odeieIi do Omahy pondeli.
Vyroeni schnze sokolska
kona 81 due l. ledna Y Sokoloy
ma ysichni tlcnoy6 dostayte Sc
jistt,
Vyrocm sehazc farmerskt.
ho cleyalnru kouA So dne H. led
ma v Sokoloyne We sehnzi telo
podana bude lpraya o celoroenl
tinnosti a pax yykona So yolha
Grednikn,
Soknlska zahaxa pnfada
- due ~ lrdua y sokoloEne.
Ma krnmus zde dleH IA
Nsl9sou trtoyt pana Y A. frn,
sknyee.
Mnlau soboiu mas naNsti
al pan Frank hlalut ltiuSoo.l
va kF,smus take pan John
tiala : liramard rpsliunu pfs.
IA nasslisili syua a pauiA'u Ga
bella
Nbs HAmt pan NaelaK
stshlik tni ~ nlrtult W S'sal
nmfta Nvhr pfuel = poliss'l
take "a uas lssi bn,bit sf,lAlsu.
ais pfgs, alsslsb is,lpoa q ras
pf1if = p,slltall pa stare fuA
ms
l'au . RWltal ,hts dlrl
Mss - N4k ktIHat
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
WILL KILL
KENNEDY LIQUOR BILL

The House OF Representatives last
week side tracked the Senate $40
saloon closing bill and substituted
the Kennedy liquor bill, which al
though fathered by an anti is more
to the liking Of tho pros, but Hugh
has told the Fort Worth
Record that Gov. Colquitt viii be-
head the bin as soon as II strikes his
desk
Tho Governor "a not overly friend
ly toward any of the saloon restrict
ing measures and he win claim that a
Q 80 closing law Is a platform de
mand Il has been noticed that the
Governor considers his own wishes I'm
preference 20 the accumulated
wishes Of the legislature and u he
personally dlslikes n measure he rs
ready 20 Kill IL even without giving
lawful reasons
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
OF OUR PRESIDENT

President Wilson considers the
President Of the United States as
simply a man selected by the people
TO MI a certain official position and
to discharge his duties as becomes a
public servant. He started in by do
ing away with the inaugural ball
liquor he's been barred from the
White House. The white House bar
Der has been discharged, and the
President shaves himself
He goes about in ordinary citizens
clothes and goes to church to wor-
ship and not to be seen. People who
stand around the church door to rub
Der at the President will be disap
pointed. unless they know him, for
he refuses TO garb up In any sort of
special toggery He lives the simple
life and works at his job
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
DIES AFTER DRINKING BOOZE
BOUGHT FROM A NEGRO

Abilene. Texas, March 22.-Return
ing from a trip to this city last night
Harry Bright and Oscar Smothers car
rled to the home OF his parents ASie
dead body of Arthur Reed, aged 10,
son OF r. j. Reed, a farmer living
near Potosi
Smithers stated that Bright and
Reed had bought some whisky from a
negro in Abilene and drank freely
OF t. Shortly after leaving the city
both Of them became very sick and
within half an hour Reed died.
Bright later became unconscious
but today substantially corroborated
smothers's story. except he said that
Reed fell out OF the buggy on the way
County officials and physicians went
out today and held an autopsy on the
body.
Chemical analysis will be made in
the belief that the whisky was poi
soned or composed Of deadly drugs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
WHY NOT A FLOWER CARNIVAL
Flora Culture Would Prove n Great
Social and Eleynting Agency.

The Signal would be glad 10 aid I'm
every way possible toward arranging
for flower show to be held next
fall as benefit TO the Snyder Gene
terry Society The City cemetery
ought TO be a sacred charge upon
everybody in Snyder and II would
be a good work II we will do every
thing possible to beautify the place.
That could be done II the Society
would inaugurate a plan to provide
funds to have the grounds cared for.
An autumn flower show could be
maintained and would not only bring
funds for cemetery improvement, but
would stimulate flower culture at the
Snyder homes
The people would take more pride
In yards and gardens and the aes-
thetlc effect would be far reaching.
a few roses and chrysanthomums
growing about n home would be an
attraction. Let each family try just
a few of these things There is plenty
of water and the soil is well adapted
to such growths and a little well di-
rccted effort will produce enough
blooms TO make a magnificent flor
al display Several towns are doing
Il and Snyder can measure up 10
most any Of them
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
HANG
CIVIL PRISONERS

A news special from El paso says:
Hanging from railway telegraph
poles OF Jaurez. are the bodies Of
Mariana Rodriguez. former police
chief OF Jaurez, and Rafael Esquir
a newspaper yender.
The two men had been held in the
Jaurez Jail as political prisoners but
were removed by the Federals last
Sunday.
II is said that EsQuir had written
for papers. blaming General Huerta
for President Maderos death"
II seems to be the Mexican policy
that any man who offends Huerta
must die
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
See O. l.. Wilkinson Lumber Co.
for roofing bf all kinds.
A WELL KNOWN KENT
COUNTY CITIZENS DIES
Kent county News

Kent County News.
The people of Kent county were
startled and panied last Tuesday eve.
ming when they heard of the death
OF their fellow citizen, Thomas Scog.
gin. which was caused by Internal
injuries received by his falling out
of a buggy, between this place and
Spur city. He was hurried home and
given medical aid but congestion set
I'm which was a sure weapon of death.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
TEXAS LAND CONDITIONS
FALSELY REPRESENTED

Il r. all very well TO say back TO
tho farm" but viii someone explain
how Il is 20 be accomplished?
All the desirable tillable land is
held by spectators and only a small
portion Of Il Is for sale at the pres
ont time az any price Fort Worth
Union Banner
II IL strange that a Journal repre-
scnting an element OF the intelligent
citizenship OF the country would say
that farm lands cannot be bought.
or course thoro are lands being
hold for speculation, but there are
thousands and thousands Of acres Of
fertile ullahle lands an over West
Texas for sale at low prices and on
terms that any industrious farmer
can meet
Tho Fort Worth paper Is bound to
know that such is a fact but II
starts out on that erroneous state
mont as a predicate for an argument
in favor OF leyying taxes on unused
land. so high that the owners viii
prefer TO sell
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

The Fort Worth Records Austin
correspondent says that there is some
talk that Gov. Colquitt may be a can
didate for a third term. however. n
the state is not redistricted he Is
kinder slated for CongressmaE-at-
large. The same correspondent says
that legislators are trying to gerry
mander the districts for special bene-
fita one proposed district reaches
from Fl Paso 20 New Braunfels.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
RATS TO PRAY on MOS
QUITOES AT PORT ARTHUR

Texas does something original
most every week and other states and
nations that desire 10 keep abreast
of the times should send emisaries
10 Texas where they can see the fresh
rush OF life as Il enters into new
evolutions Of progress We are the
thought conters OF the nation and in
this state powerful minds set I'm mo-
ton new economics that belt the
earth in their travels
The latest achievement Is duel
between pests announced I'm press
dispatches from Port Arthur The
Commercial club Of that city has
procured a supply OF bats to turn
loose on mosquitoes that thrive in
the swamps OF Southwest Texas. The
plan is said 10 work successfully and
the bats disappear after Kidding the
country Of mosquitoes
The item above quoted will re-
mind YOU hat boxes OF arts were
brought from Central America TO
South Texas 90 eat up boil weevils,
hut the plan didn't work Let us hope
however that bats will take TO mos
qultoes as a diet then We may find
some pest that will like 10 eat chick
en- mites and blue bugs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

Can't you hear those little water
imps amakin' the wavelets pop, and
see those little figure bugs aflippin'
about the surface. and notice the
SNAKE feeders" dippin' down 20 the
water. and don't know the fish are
ready TO bite These warm, still af-
ternoons are awfully trying on the
nerves Of fellow yho just has 10
keep In doors
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
Use Lone Star Cement, the best on
the market, at
q. l.. Wilkinson Lumber Co.

Spring time has it's pleasures and
its trials. when n fellow can lounge
on the creek bank and watch the
cork float on the waves, and then
see q ierked under. a spirit OF life
gets into fellow, but when he has
TO dig In the garden and rake trash
in the back yard. II is time for an
acute attack of the leg ache
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

He Is survived by q wife, four
wears old child, mother and father
and three brothers.
Everyone knew him to be a kind
husband and considerable father. Any
thing he had was not too good for
his friends
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

From the pi &c OF 4. A. dale. =
niles West Z Ira, one fawn ooiored
Jersey heife yearling. no marks or
brands. J. formation leading 10 re-
covery viii be suitably rewarded. Ad-
wise r. A. Gale. Ira. Texas or T. r.
Baker. snydsr. Texas. 4o-tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

The free conference committee had
to take another round with congress
sinoal dlstrlcting bin and the legis-
lature may yet adjourn without doing
anything
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

An Ohio legislator, who charges
that the great wave OF immortality
against which the world Is so much
aroused is blamable 20 women. lie
charges that decolette apparel leads
to cvil and he wants a law to regulate
how women shall dress and TO pro-
hibit store keepers from exhibiting
suggestive wearables. The old pro-
verb ought to be revived, shame be
TO him who evil thinks"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

Four or ave congressman visited
the Legislature at Austin last week
to pry into the formation Of Con-
grcsslonal districts The fight has al
most become personal between Con
gressman Smith and state Senator
Hudspeth. and " those two mon
should fall into the same district
there win he something doing from
Colorado TO ~ pnso
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

The Farmers Union, OF Lamar
county. has memorialized the logls-
laturc OF Texas asking Il TO protest
against prosecution OF big corpora
tions. They point out that when Tex
as wrested the big fine from the Wat.
ers- Pierce OH Co. the oil consumers
had 10 pay the fine in an increased
price for oil They claim that all
money fines against any Of the big
concerns are finally paid by the peo-
pie.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

Governor Colquitt is said TO be dis
pleased with the Kind OF laws his leg
islature is 'rying to make. lie charges
tho lawmakers with disregard for
platform demands.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
-Four Weeks Constitute a Month.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing, or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporation,
whicr may appear in the columns of
The Signal will be gladly corrected
IL calico to the attention Of the edi-
tor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

Representative McKRmy. Of Dallas
county is pushing a bill IN the House
10 permit betting In small amounts
on horse racing. TITS purpose IL 20
create new life in stock raising and
infuse a little more life into the Dali
Las Fair
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

N thooo Philadelphia scientists
succeed In finding the Los, Region"
in tho Amazon basin they will prob
ably find the Standard OIL Company
and the Mccormick harvester peo-
pie already there and ready for bus
iness
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

The FIRST open rupture IN President
Wilson's official family occurred
when assistant secretary OF State
Huntington Wilson resigned his Of
flee because he opposes tho policy OF
the administration regarding the
Chinese Loan.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28

W w. Ditto and Ben Ditto. OF
route two. paid the Signal a pleas
ant call Monday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-03-28
Thr SnuhFr Sigual
j. s. HARDY g. son, Publishers.


Entered In the postoifice at sny-
der, Texas. as second class mail mat
ter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-12
KLT2EIEQ NEWS
MUCH QUICKSILVER
MINED NEAR LA LUZ
Gigantic Company is Getting Out Large
Quantities Of Good Ore in It's
Mexico Mine.

Guanajuato, Mex, March 1.-THE
Gigantic Quicksilver Mining company
owns the FL Gigantic mine, lOacted in
the La Luz district This property has
produced great quantities of high grade
and low grade ore. Assays show that
mercury and 1913 percent Of sulphur.
the former contains S6.2 percent OF
The plant, which was installed some
time ago, treats p tons Of low grade
and 10 tons Of high grade ore Qerday.
This property S managed by En-
rique N. Jones, the well known mining
man and mill expert Development
work has been done since July, 1911.
A new mining company, called Com
panla Minera Carldad 5. A." has been
formed by Frederick W. Messer ana as
sociates at Silao. Gt0. Work will be
started in the near future IN he Carl
DAD mine and pushed to the limit. At
a depth Of so feet, ore has been OK
tIaeted showing values as high as
1877 grams of sill 5sr and 8 grams Of
gold, besides from L I o = percent of cop
per Frederick ". MeeseT has Eetn
appointed general manager Of the com
Henry Howell Armstead. Of New
York. and D. +. Meiklejohn. residing in
THIS city, have lately made an inspection
OF the properties of the Mexican United
company in Topic and JaIisco in which
they are heavily interested. Both are
also Identified with the COlmena Min
ing corporation and the Mantana-Mex-
leo Aiming company, that own valuable
properties In the La Luz district near
MarfiI
Il H Miller & Co, owning the San
CarIos mine. located in la Canada de
Ia virgin near Mineral del CubO have
completed the erection of a five stamp
mill weekly shipments of ore have
Deen maintained for the last two years.
Inc pasadena mine situated five
mics northwest of Guanajuato. is
owned by the Pasadena III Monte Min
ing companty. The main stockholders
are L. J. Kimball, of this city and Z. A.
montgomery, Of Los Angeles. Quite a
uOne. results so far have been very
Satisfactory, as regular shipments OF
low grade ore have been made and oc-
grade ore, that have bee1 iuT1a1seiy,
riGh ana lead to the belief. that eventu-
any the PASADENA will be one of the
pest producers in this camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-12
shattucLz Continues shLpmenta.
WORK is PUSHED ON
COMMONWEALTH MILL

Pearce, Ariz-, March 12.-Work on
the new mill of the Commonwealth
company is progressing favorably and
development work in the mine is being
steadily prosecuted with 40 men so that
when the mill starts about July 1 there
win be no shortage of ore to feed
steadily the 800 ton daily capacity.
Machinery is being placed on the
property adjoining the Commonwealth,
which is owned by the Commonwealth
Extension people, group OF Bisbee,
Tombstone, Phoenix and Los Angeles
people headed by Parker WOOdman.
Tor years general superintendent Of the
Copper Queen mine in Bisbee- Mr..
WOOdman will have personal super
vision of this property and the work
will be done by Lem Stallings, one Of
the best mining contractors in Arizona.
The mining and speculating people are
keeping close watch on this property
as they say they would not be surprised
to see another Commonwealth mine
brought in with this property by Mr..
WOOdman.