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Washington. ID. T.. March Ia
Activities Of Andrew Carnegie en-
do~m.nt for International peace in
favor Of - repeal OF III. Panama tolls
exemption ~rf. brought out to.ia y
before III. ssnat. lobby sommiti.. in
the testimony Of James BEo~n Scott.
secretary of III. foundation.
II ~as developed tina, the -ndo~-
m-ns expended thousands of dollars
IN = campaign Of education. scott
testified that more than a million
copies Of a ramPhi., ursins repeal
under dale Of March 10. 1918. ~.r.
disssibas-.i. The .nia.m.ns also
distributed. DE. sso,t testified. .i5.-
900 copies of senator Roots .p--~l.
urging the repeal.
s-nasor Walsh broush, olt tha,
ih~rr pas an siio,t,n-at Of Sss. .o.o
for circulation Of tho Panama canal
literature sni that the iis.Y-. .op-
les nf senator Roots sp--sh had b~-a
ssni o-is By the .na.- hi-ns under
the senator. frank Mr. scott said
the order of the executive .onatnis,.-
aisrssins shis as,ian had tsr-n ,aI-a
10 S~hassr n@s,s ah.as-s
This IL a p~ass sari.,y isa't ia
d-nasnar-i s-nsssf Reed
1t is." answered ss.s,.
"jass .has has IL In do .Ith
the Panama tall. sa.~.lonss~
ITS sa,.ia-s> is ,s ssassss aa, asl.-
unsrsssaaaiass
SAaa yield ,s other s.,isas
Ashea ssnasas G.sas
"Soa ~iii faa no Si.iaise q. 9th.
CT hAtioes IN out .,iisaa.. ssan de-
stas.as
Tao psaphies isssi.a b, ''s-ssb-Fs
sf she board 81 trustees ss shs Cat
sssis ssSavnsns f.s in,esssit.Aat
,,-ass. uss-s dale ef Mach IL. isss.
sss sssss's h5 1r>~ek ~ ckasl-. An
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sasd ~ iSo'sfrs ifssrss n tsasSss
NkAesAs Npssss isssi.s. Nfssss vii
lissa psasi.s sas jaaes isf.sa seess
iss appeal vas a. saliosss
rhn esrassss ia'@res. .t shr
unIsr@ States As y tseo nas5@e Is ."
represent sosssiIf h-s@sp ah- Sosls
ss@ ssiasiel-s at civil sss rsgl85nus
ribas.s aaa ss- Pastis rtsie5saeF ard
setIas-tae ~bisk th.sss rsiaFi iPgss de-
srIaPs sAd 's-s-bf ss Prusa@sn The
.Spsssoa "f sb.s~ PfiasipIss 'kr
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.@a v5.b .kIs large sssrrvss. the la
'sress pf The raisaa States in jss
ye.s.vis~ vessels siass iasa issigaiti4
sssta
Ir s~%srjaa tss F~paaJ ~ Sha,
past as ths act uf sueGress en sAs
E.assea saast watch provided sar
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sssAs Yss Pres psh,shsd ssssy shsps M
ss,, sAa,sss sssss military M - ~
militia al carssas Te ssssd sAspsss wss
ssssy vksh fsh that discharged asasss
Il hs militia ~aag hat city starving Yslsv
tsss Mod S&arvs~ shs hssA
Tsaay Ne~s pssshes hsrssss is
sy asA The bss Il is-H us. fhs first
Aapsr e,ss asass' u wisan osss ssssAy ssd ssss's'
Wssks Il Anssse. sAswtas the fat that IN
Nave received e the sssss
ssp.ssss started ssa assass nsvss.
s,s - 1919 psssed Il t~s asa'hs
CAsrses ,ssss the vile q
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we,h,, jss,. ,~e,tv,i fer stse week, ssay .. aeeo
n,.. Nav, received for ,is. u,,k .ss,y . loea
weeks LessD
j.s. WIT. received 70, sis. week, sssry ~ ssss4s
White weeks S1oe$5
I.s, st.,,.. ,,s,v,s f., .,s. week, ,sl.ry aee3ss
Jsan Mstessaa fsf aise weeks l4eess
,.., t.v,,. ,,~,jv,S fer sse week. ssy .... t713l0
r n.,,. ,,s,;,,i far ,,, ~,,h. ,.,s,y ... alaass
= n.,,, ,,,,;,.I IA, ,s. week, .s.s.. .... seaas
Charley Bailey received fst weeks say x's5ss
Ca,,.y battle, received 70, .in. weeks ,srsnss l4ss3s
v,,.m p...sS ,,<,iv,a fot nine ~,.s, ,as,y ~ asaass
v,I.u .me,s received ia, min. ~,.ss .sp,s.s i1l7as
AdI,h o,,u,, ,,,,;,, Ia, min, week, ..Is,y asss
aa,r. u.,., ,..,,,.a IN, v,v. ~,.. .,p.r.. ias,
a N,u.,y ,.,r.a 10, v,r. u,.l. ..i,,y .. seei ~
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H.,,,, hGrh received "a, ,,,e ~,.,, ,,j,ry isss al
r.s,, ub,,h ,-.z,-,d 70, min. -,.k, .xr.u,.s 7iss
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washiskion. y. G.. March Ia
senator chsmbssisih. author of the
resolution .sii,ax for an -spisaaiioa
II Ambassador FAxe's speech. said
to-day be vAs asaSifi.d 'o learn that
secretary nryss had acted 90 the
senais's sesau-si.
u s~e the Aabss.Aaof sAy. h. 90.
jakias. Well. IL .ssik.. m. that am.
ts<sAsass ot this sss.snmsnl shoaia
aos yaAs shoul matter. .hi.h t'su.ir
a-ss Wiisos said in his sns..ssr
nisht psssoks = ssf." hs said.
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No1eAR ~ "
= MA1 J. 43AS.

1aaiahs fsSs. Nosn~s -
susshsass eustSees saturday
fair. colder sastAsssi rnfs
lSuAs
Nss N.sisus te~ishs sAiss
sSsNes il .psshs,ass pr<sseao
&&sssS.s ssiso
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CHAPTER ONE

1ke following taken from the srsft d William oss
vss sessysasy us-d nise wesksn Il Aneres
ssa psssl saAss NsvsaSer 30 1918 sas ~ssAs after
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,oontin,es "a ,Es= -
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30

The rains OF last week continued
Intcrmittcnuy from Tuesday night
ull Sunday aud the ground was made
thoroughly wet The total rainfall
here for that time was 3l3 inches
Saturday was an uriy day Rain
fell almost the entire day Cotton
picking was completely stopped and
the gins were laid ont an Tuesday.
The weather cleared mp Monday
with o. cold norther moving the tenn
pcraturc Monday night to 50 degrees
above zero There was some ice and
frost Tuesday morning
The cotton was not beaten out to
any great extent. bat the grade has
probably been damaged to some cX-
tent
% is estimated that what little
damage was done to the cotton is
more cham made mp iu benefit to
wheat grass and other features.
Tuesday eamo cool aud clear and ev-
arybody is araio .n % rush.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30

sold is held. and all that is in dis
tress is borrowed upon to the extent
OF the facilities that will soon be
available, we confidently believe that
the market Will at once respond and
In 80 days cotton will be selling
again for Sc middling basis.
Just one other observation. We
see great many that are holding
cotton dumping it out in the wealth
er without any kind OF protection un-
der 1t as well as over 1t. II this cot
ton remains In that condition 80 days
with any rain at all, the owner Will
not average cents for IT, II is a
foregone conclusion that damaged
and very low grade cotton can hard
ly be sold at any figure. It will pay
every farmer to provide shelter for
the cotton he holds.
Sincerely and interestedly yours,
T. f. BAKER.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
CHARLIE RAINwATER DIED
IN cambridge, TENN,

News was received here last Sat
urday that Charlie Rainwatcr died
on October 18th at cambridge Ten
nessce. to which place he was taken
several months ago in hopes to ben
eft him
Il will be- remembered that Charlie
was hurt in an automobile wreck
nearly a year ago near Swcetwnier
and after lingcrcing there in a sam
itarium several days. was brought
to the home Of his sister, Mr.. Jim
X tner lie was almost completely
pnralyzcd. Later he was taken Ia
Post city for an operation and treat
ment, and with some degree Of inn
movement. Later still he was taken
TO his Old home in Tennessee There
he has remained. with no prospect Of
ever getting well.
Mrs. Ketner and Mrs Dale War
rem we're called TO his bedside o few
weeks ago and remained with him
TO the end.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
WOMAN KILLED
At SWEETWATER
Automobile Collides with Run-Away
Team Causing One Death and
Two Injuries.

A terrible, fatal accident occurred
late Wednesday evening in the South
suburb OF sweetwater, in which one
woman was killed and one or two
men injured.
Judge ]. II. Beall and his married
daughter, Mrs. W. II. Fitzgerald were
coming to town In an automobile.
from Mr.. Fitzgeralds ranch near
Maryneal. where Mr.. and Mrs Fitz-
gerald live.
when in the south part OF town
they found themselves meeting a run
away team attached to a buggy in
which man named H. W. Blakely
was riding.
Before they could turn the car
aside. the team dashed into IT, maxi
ing confused heap Of vehicles,
horses and people
Mrs. Fitzgerald was so seriously
hurt. that she died at the home Of
her parents In Sweetwater at eleven
o'clock Wednesday night
Judge Beall was hurt to some ex-
tent, though not seriously, and his
car was badly broken up.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
GROCERY STORE
BURGLAR|zED
Farmers Union Grocery Store Loses
Large Quantity Of Flour and
Other Goods.

Snyder had burglary case Sunday
night. A burglary in Snyder is some
thing quite unusual, but who ever
put up this job pulled on good big
stunt.
II occurred at the Farmers Union
Grocery store and from what could
be learned the haul included 500 or
1000 pounds of flourand lot Of 9th
er goods.
About 10 O'Clock Sunday night,
Mr.. Merrill In making his usual
rounds OF might watching found the
back door OF the store open. He pro
ceeded to close It and tack a board
over the hole in the door and notify
Mr.. McMath.
One panel OF the door was al
ready out and the hole had been Gov
cred by a screen. The burglars had
torn out the screen and reached in
side and removed the wooden bar us
ed to fasten the door. with the door
wide open the rest OF the job was
easy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
SUBMITS TO OPERATION
FOR APPENDICITIS

News was received here Wednes
day that Miss Birta Wilson, who %
teaching at Post had been stricken
with an acute attack Of appendicitis
and quick operation was necessary
she was taken At once to the SAM
tarlum where successful operation
was performed Her mother Mrs
Nettie Wilson was notified by lele.
phone. but she could not go nnu'
Thursday. She went up THURSDAY
morning. accompanied by her daush-
fer and son. Ora and Oran' to be with
Miss Birta through her illness MISS
Ora will teach inthe school 'her'
until her sister Is able to resume n''
place. d..
The lany friends OF Miss Blr'a' 'n
SNYDER. are deepl y concerned 'o'
her Welfare and hope for her speedy
recSery.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
TEN YEAR Old Roy
MAKES GOOD RECORD

on Tuesday Of last week, Johnnie,
the little ten year old son Of Tom
Bales. OF Ennis Creek country, on
Com Ezells place, picked ~ lbs.
Of cotton from sunrise until o D. m.
The lad weighs only sixty pounds
and would easily have gone over
SOC pounds that day. had the rain
not stopped him.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
HOME AND FURNISHINGS
OF ". u. ASH BURNED

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs w
n Ash near the oil mill was de-
stroyed by are about 2:SO o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Nearly all the
household goods were burned. It Is
not known how the are originated It
had gained such headway when
discovered that very little OF the con
tents could be saved
Mr. Ash has been in Abilene Tor
some time engaged IN business ana
II is said the family had expected to
move to that town this week
It Is learned that there was insur-
ance Of $500 carried on the house
and furniture
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30

The Signal would like to ASK every
farmer in scurry county who is sow
ing wheat this fall to drop a card ia q
this Office stating the acreage ne WIZ
SOW. and also how much each oi h''
neighbors is sowing. 80 that a 'om'
plete report Of the crop may be COM
piled
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
uuurian Meeting.

The AltrurIan club met Wcdues.
day October gSth. with Mrs W W
Wilsford
Ten asvcrlug to roll ,all with eur.
ront events.
Nm Whtmorc directed tho les.
son
several lutorcstinr papers on So
cial Service were read.
The hour of meeting was changed
f0 g O'Clock
a delicious salad course was scrV-
ed
The club Win meet with Mrs q.
G. Howard. November i1th
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30

When the club ladies' were packing
mp the many articles the other day
Of donations from snyder people, to
be sent with the ship Good Cheer"
to the people in Europe impoyerish-
ed by war. they found in one pack
age sent in by a little girl, slip OF
paper. on which had been written,
the Apostles Greed Evidently that
little girl is imbued with the Chris
tinn Missionary spirit
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
-" GOOD CHEER
FROM SNYQ
Snyder People Enthusiast
Move to Send Cheer to Dists551Ssl
Poor in Europe.

For two or three weeks the peo-
pie OF Snyder have manifested inter-
est in the American proposal to send
a Good Cheer" Christmas Ship to
Europe with donations for relief OF
the suffering and war crushed peo-
.of those unhappy countries.
The movement here has been shar-
ed In by all the Sunday Schools OF
the town, the Missionary Societies.
the childrenof the Central school. the
Altrurian Club and III Feliz Club.
The funds were gathered up on
Monday OF this week and committees
from the Altrurians and III FeliE
were appointed to expend the money
and ship the goods to the star Tele-
gram at Fort Worth to be forwarfl 7
ed to It's destination
The Altrurian Committee
Mrs. +. Il. Grimes. Mrs. Chas. DIP
err and Mrs W wllsford The Fe-
liz Committee was; Mrs. a w
Harris, Mrs. Tilmon P Po. and
Mrs. Walter Adamson.
These ladies made prac-7n pur-
chaser and here is a list Of Aal vai
sent:
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
wiz Plant Wheat.

C.. r. Burk was here Tuesday from
the extreme limit Of Route i've. He
says he has thirteen bales OF cotton
out ana forty more in the field. lie
will SOW considerable wheat crop
when he gets his cotton out Of the
way. He expects TO go strong on
grain next year and cut his cotton
crop down TO a small affair.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
WILL PLAY BASKET BALL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

There will be a matched game Of
basket ball on the Central School
grounds Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m.
between the High School Girls Of
sweetwater and the High School
Girls Of Snyder.
This will be the first game Of the
season and will be an event OF much
interest. The Snyder people are urg-
ed to come out and witness the con
test.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30

Cotton sold in Snyder "Wednesday
at scr to $50 This together win
the apparent opening up OF the hu-
ropean markets indicates that prices
are going TO rule better. though one
buyer said he suspected the rise 'n
prlofs was due to some OF the buy
erl lbeing short
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30
REDUCTION OF COTTON
ACREAGE IMPERATIVE

Bradford Knapp, Special Agent for
the Bureau OF Plant Industry has is.
sued circular letter on the matter
OF diyersification which should ap-
peal to every farmer in the south.
Here is a part of what he says:
"The error Of depending upon one
crop for the supporter the country is
always manifest in the time Of crisis.
It would appear as though 1t were
Just as sound policy for the farmer
to produce one cash crop and to sup
ply his other wants from the sale Of
Il as II is for manufacturer to
manufacture one article instead OF
many. The special one crop is open
TO too many dangers; no one can
guarantee the quality from year to
year nor can the farmer depend up
on uniform cost OF production. The
.,,ao,,ons ,o ho an, cron system
a.a ,,oro,oro
r,.a, II L. economically ursafc
mn ha a.,1n,,,on s,us or tho
-, ,.u. n,a .o,n,ry 10 IN dis
tress.
-. 49,. .,,.,,,ns ,or ,ho m.ir-
- -. -, .an ,o.,i,,y and thore
,~. a,,a 10. Cha mos, ovrors,ve
'.,...,,,e,. ',,' ,s.,,,a, cha nso a, com-
,.,, ~ ,a,.,,,,.no,a, ,or,,i,,ors
.r,,-, - ,... no, ,i,o ,ronor
.l.,,'.,,,,. ,.a ,n, ,,,.o s,oc, irdus.
,.,. n. nar, otho corntotc system
- ,..,,',..'. 49,
.,,a,,.,s =, ,,us IN ,,ye o,nor.
...,,,. 80. ,.,so ,iars NJ farm man.
M. D"',' d., .,,.h ,,.,n aud ,oo,s
as,"''", -, =" ,,,a,,,,,,,,,, Of dovs or
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-, ,... g., ,s,,bt,sb tho live.
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-30

GERMAN BATTLEsHIP "EMDEN" DESTROYS RUSSIAN
AND FRENCH VESSEL IN EASTERN WATERS

dispatch Thursday afternoon that the German Bat
eship Emden sunk Russian French vessel Thurs
day Toxic Japan.
already sunk large number Of vessels be-
longing o enemy, particularly Great Britain
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-04
oHIOWA, NEBR.

Po bource pry b$va hczky
:" rika II po poslcdni bouri j.
hezky ysude blata vody, TAX "
neni ami jisto potahGm Sc ne.
kan yydat. Pfisti mesic ale nam
jistt piinesc jaro - potom jiz br-
~ 81 hude Ease yse zelenat.
Mas kovdf iiz Ease buSi y
koyarne a priprayuje 81 na iaro.
Stavitel Fr. Pekaf dohoto
vii mastal pam Viltmu Podlcsh
kosi nejv6tsi a ncilcpsi oko-
H.
Nascmu fezniku 50 small,
kdyi dtlal Y lednu led Nyni
vSak jim smieh doscl, uebof ma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-04

sol led dOstayat M Il dalrkGho
zapadu, TAX ze sthI hodnG peuGz
Pan Nostfez od Wilber
koupiI zde farnu IN 80 dolIaru
akr, Lfpsi 10 pOzanek nez II
WiIber, IA kler[ dostal 1928 IN
akr a bude So sem slthOvat. Me
ii Cechy vSude isou pozcmky
draht, Zadny j. zdr ncchec pro-
dat. Jinak zde So koupf ptkny
pozTnek IN mirnou ccnu, ale jc
zdc malo Ccchd.
s tim sousednim McEikcn
lc 10 k smichu. Pofad tam Anne,
rikdny stfili II iil 81 tam odtud
ntkolikrdte vsichni odstthnyali u
nasc vlada 81 take ncH rady
Brzy straSi Ease pfcdpoyidd
hlky pad Ilucrtoyy ylddy, ale
len star! liSak, Iluerta, Sc tomu
ad yysmivd skrabc mrkyitku
na dale. Potion prs isme lak
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-03-04
OPET BLIZZARD
Ma VYCHODE
Defet osob zahynulo, zelezni6ni
doprava pferusena n misty ma.
pablo nj dvanaCt palch snGhu.

VIebficG proydzenh sychravym
dcstcn, ktery pozdeji obrhtiI 50
We snih, zufila ncdGIi ma vYch0.
de, WlGktG V New Yorku, kdc IN.
iii ton ncjborsi blizzard cd r.
1893. M6sto bylo ttmtf odd6le.
no cd Ostatniho sy6ta nhslrdkem
pferuaeni zelczniGniho, tcIcgraf-
niho ! tcIcfouniho spojrni, po-
knd zpravy dosIy, diesel osob IA
hynulo. Vice ncz 100 vlakd uvG-
zIo zdvdjieh, ncbot misty spa
dlo ~ dyanhct poIc0 sn@bbo Ar}
yichtice na trait noIo'oo do "a
la Pennsylvanskl u os 4y,I Ia
stayiIy vyaIdni yIak1 4 New
Yorku nernohIy dostati zdd
u}ch zprdy o tech, jez ~ zApadu
ofGkhyaIy.
ltfadnici telegrafnich teIe.
fonnich spoletnosti shodovali 80
tom, ~ po mnOh0 r0kd ncbyl0
jim zhpasiii y takoYFmi obtizemi
PadcgGt drhtu Western Union do
Chieaga u yGi6ina NJ l5l do Fila
dclfiG byly pfctrhdny. V prynich
hodinhch vcternich Y UcdGli sp0-
jcni byIo mono jenom do Syra-
clsc k severn n do Chicago pres
n6kolik 2byvsich drdth pres Fila
delft Pittsburgh, Stejnf Y tom
byIa spoleGnost Postal Telegraph
Lodi, kterG m6Iy pfijcti Y no
deli 2hkotyiIy II Sandy Hook n
yIddni pov6trnostni stauice vyda.
IN yystrahu lodim pifstavocb,
ably Sc nepouslfIy na more, po,
knd boufo by So neutisiIa. V Sc
yctrim u vychodnim New Jersey
doprava mn zcleznicich byla 1pl.
nd zastayena, M jih zasahla
boufe M do Marylandu V pom
deli zuf'ila viehfice We sthtcch
novo -anglickyeh, avsak nemeIa
jH takove silly II take spdd snthu
byl mensi.
V pondGli nehyla jeste pravi.
delna dopraya na drahach zahd-
jena IA zclcznidni 1fadniei pravi,
~ vezme to nekolik dni. nezli 10
TAX stane.
Kdyz sc primal blizzard ma
Scranton, Pa, 1900 lidi nalezalo
81 We stanu, kde kazaI povtstny
"ryyaivlista" Billy Sunday, a
ponevadz doprava na poulicnich
karach byla uplne ochromena,
urmohll 81 dostati domu. &. ID. /
Wheelereck, prodavac cukrovi-
ze Scranton vydali Sc na ccstu
prvn6ji do hotem II druhf X do- /
moyu a oba zahynull /
Ma vychod zasdhl blizzard ~
lo Ohia, kdc sevcrni tasti statn
2uiil plnych ttyfiadvaeet hodin.
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tea'''' 'utrrf due - uuora
poly,lug oiybfala So Ha
ni} a,ll.,5insk po dstsi usmoei
.rara : salgua osatmtr papl
katFf,aa kubahwA Eless p1
Iassfu karhaa fnt b ua VI
uaei pfrl an fakN rf,lesl kes
nulA rulem kattHga uarosltia
kyslaa tsa y Aeit 81 te.
tbaeh Tamt pfa9flaiA @
4 rga kuehat HBt Ea "fku
liza rekAeh iake npahe llat g
tfamna alsteba,ali - a. Aa
ukt uss hlitae Wt t'piHi
Nsh kas esilsb 7 reAs aass z
- pfs.l9hasall ds asusa Mall
n 80 hsdlsh ua fAfaa ! u't
"a mg.s. NelIsH "a ast l'sei
ttaa Fals @bl Na kstst
pls.i5tatsla a. a.5sa Ns.i.s
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cfsL.o 49,

Pan Berka, prdynfk \ o.
tnaby, neskaI PIattsnoubb mi
nul} t9den IN obchodni zAlczitov
hf.
- Prdce We zdcjsich diudcb
dr1by G. y. Il q, Sc lepN, nyni
dGldme. 3 hodin drnnt v sobotu
phl dne,
-- Neyim, 80 bycb yam ylce
napsal, proto pro dncsck konGitu
II doufam, ~ po drubf vdm budu
moci napsati vice, N6st6y1m
Wa 0dbfrairl
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NEMOCNICE UNIOVEHo DEL
NICTVA.

san Francisko bude prvnim
vrlkym mestrm y Americc, Iek
htlde min nrmornici zafilenou a
yAtirlovanou miovym delhi
rtvrm. Mistni uuie pfeylaly y
pnndeli MeNWtl0vu uemneuici ua
desrt rokh. pfi eclkovtm uaiem
uym kltli.isn, tstynel ptl al IA
tili skolu pro ytryik osetfoyatrs
Irk y
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PLATTsMOUTH, NEB.
y. bfezna lg15J

!
'tehA redakee e! '"' NheI VAN
hapsati par rhdek n tobo zapa'
dihho hhseho mesih, Plattsmo'ith
IN" ~. nnora sehraI dralnht'cky
zdeJh odbor V khioIIcke SIN d.
vadlo POD hazveh 'jt0ze LilHan-
SKA ~ NaySteYa byIa dostj SIns.
M na to poGasl, jake byIo tn ne
deli oehothlci se drHeji zhaWc'
mite, zvIaS'" ~ Mary JfllhEoYa
sehrala JeJl iIIohh -~ hozl bI'
zhnskon' -~ znanenItr, ackolI II
lobn byla dIonhh II ycJlce 1nnV-
M, ponevadz ot"c JWl OIIya
Iehbel, ably " yzala s"Isktho syn
ka, hereho zasr Qua neInIloyaIa'
ITczkou nIohu mel tfH pan Lld'
IYIk Rdfek, kt"r% byJ zam'Jov@n
~ po nS DO 'Rdze lnzahsk|' ~
''"I' w ~ H'''"' ~ "''Ft H''1 Nv
kdyH Jej odmltIa - neehtl" opeto-
vail J"ho IaSkn, rbt@ j un"mj
nasiIiIn, kdyH f" mn TO nc#dh-
no chtcl i zaVra|l'il Oyka ~
mn ale smekIa, kdW row. iiSIy-
sci IN dyrrini ptlehhzelI hraHhi'
ka, kierfho S"hFal znamrIIltf =,
Josf SrdIdk No syEm pomocni-
KEN T. EtulInW StaflkGn. lIOhH