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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
5000 AT FAIR
Second Day Attendance Mt WahpetOn
Breaks All Past Records.

Wahpeton, N. D., Oct. 2.-The at
tendance at the Richland county fair
Wednesday was 5000, which is a rec
ord breaker for the second day. One
hundred automobile loads came from
Lidgerwood, travelling under A. A. A.
rules. The weather Is perfect. The
prosperity of Richland county is
plainly indicated by the fact that there
were 500 automobiles on the grounds
TODAY.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-28
BY MAX NORDAU.

LuIOp0dn literature IS very lOuu VI
the American man as a type. Alex
ander Dumas was the first to place
him in the theater in his play PES
trangere (The Foreign Woman).
Since then the American man has
haunted thousands of plays and
novels in European languages, always
the same in aspect as well as in char
acter; tall, thin, very muscular, clean
shaver, Of nondescript age, as he
combines youthful vigor with wrin-
killed. forehead, and wears a mask of
Indifference.
He emits the greatest Iaconisms in
a low, calm and rather drawing voice.
He is married, he loves his wife, but
lives over there, in New York, Bos-
ton or Chicago, while his wife is
amusing herself in Paris.
Twice a year he makes an abrupt
appearance on the scene, remains a
few days during which time he re-
ceives endless cabIegrans. He re-
sembIes a noiseIess motor; speaks
little but acts all the time. His out
ward GOODNESS hides a strong and
naive sentimental life. In his head
nothing but specuIations on the stock
exchange in his heart-nothing but
sentiment.
With men phlegmatic wrestler,
cold as ice and hard as steel; with
women, a defenceless child.
Americans are apt to smile when
they see this portrait which they fail
to recognize, but these traits are, al
though touching on caricature, what
strike us most in Americans visiting
Europe.
Contrary to the American type of
men who are to be found at every
step in European literature the Amer
lean woman is totally absent from it.
She has neither inspired novelists nor
playwrights. All have passed her with
Indifference That is worthy of note,
food for reflection
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-28
WHAT is A HUSBAND WORTH
HUSBAND, DEFENCELESS WITH WOMEN

a diplomat nor a consul and follows
no professional duties which force
him to social life AS rule he does
not try to make European connec-
tons. He keeps strictly to his fellow
countrymen whom he meets at their
clubs or in their homes.
|: The American woman, on the con-
trary, is to be met with everywhere.
Wherever, life is costly or where wo-
man is the slave of fashion she goes.
She is the center of attention in all
the fashionable country seats, sum-
mer resorts, cosmopolitan watering
places. She is on the lookout for
invitations and receives with great
hospitality.
She does not miss a single circle
where, according to the ruling of the
rich, you must put in an appearance
If you are to be considered. 1t is a
question with her of being present
wherever fashion and elegance rule
supreme.
She is almost always strikingly
beautiful, often graceful, always ele-
CANT, and in perfect good taste, a
'parvenue" as to the prices she pays
for things, but never so in color or
She loves to visit Europe and
lines.
makes no secret of her preference.
And yet she does not meet with re-
sponsive sympathy outside the neces-
sariIy restricted circle of fortune
hunters.
She fails to become an intellectual
center and never attains any other
role in society than that of brutal
opuIence.
The objection cannot be raised, 1
am certain, that the ambition of rul-
ing society and being the center of
all intellectual movement is denied to
all foreign women. The Paris of to-.
day and of the past shows numerous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
.ENDOf The SECOND WEEK.
.Eyangelistie Services ia ME- Church
i SOUTHEAST Night Well.EF
i; Attended ,r...

Interest in the union evangelical gel
ttasstings which began il this city two
4aeks ago is stu manifest, The
Meeting wa was held last night in tns
III E: Church South where Rev: G:
Nliiuttreh,. l pastor Of Trinity N: z;
hiurch, preached to a large gather
III His text was Hebrews il. )
!How Shall We Escape if we Neglec!
q Great SaIvation?"
There will be a union a,eet!ng toniof-
low night in the First Baptist Church
where DR.. J. Lee Allison, pastor @!
the Second Presbyterian Church
will preach.
The overflow meeting will b held
in the Scconl Presbyterian ChuEcn
rbe meeting will be in charge OF Re'
r. StrauSburg. pastor OF TIE Pre-
,estant Methodist church. Nmry
II Of the Protestant churches of the
,;tv will be closed tomorrow IN order
RI allow the members to attend the
Union meetings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
RESIDENCE ROBBED.
Burglars Make SECOND Visit in Alex
andria County.

For the second time within the
paSt few months the residence OF r.
Cirlinr, at L!oyd's station on the
Washington Virginia Railway. Just
outside of the city limits of AlcNan-
dria has been entered by burglars.
III. last entry was made on Friday
night under very similar conditions
"a the previous one. The burglar
who was familiar with the place lock-
ed the watchdog up in the stable
and then proceeded to leisurely COM
pletc the robbery. He raised WIN
dow on the first floor, entere: the
dining room and ransacked the lower
floors Mrs. Girling'S purse contain
inc small sum of neny, child 5
savings bank. a. pair Of shoes, and
sixteen dozen eggs, in two baskets,
were taken. The city and county au-
thoritics are making an effort to To-
ate the thief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
MORE NORTHWEST WINDS.
bold BOrcas Clears Channel of River
of Ice. Blowing ii TO Mary
land Shore.

The Potomac in front Of this city
presented Il dreary appearance tn:
morning. The Ice which had beer
floating up and down the river Will
cbe tide during the past few day:
had been driven across to Maryland
The river was clear of sailing vessels
1hey having been tied up at the
yharvcs during the blizzard of thu
early part of the week.
About nalf-past twelve o'clock ias'
night the wind blew briskIy from th'
northwest and continued to oar I'M
til daybreak. 1t caused a vecldet
rop in the temperature.
The steamer from Norfolk arrived
up about on time, and the Wakefield
made her regular trip down the rivei
his morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
Interesting News Notes kbout'people
4 Of Alexandria Happenings
In Society.

The, first laessHig Of the esHsai ng
clus Organized bsa number Tgoung
girfs We'd boys ofsthis city, VIZ he'd sF
in thesElks' Auditorium yesyass sf
tteraopal from so 8 o'@M and
prSydEa most sujoyabe affs# IS:
! AMONG the yaang peoplsss asess:ssel r
were Misses 8aFah Cox, c@ shaSs ssanes,
Nina Fultefi ilaity Ander9sseeRls Carol
Lgadbss:ater, Catherine Elliott, Mary
Hunt Roberts, Isabel Boswell, Eliza
Cox. Elizabeth Boothe, Elizabeth
BRYANT. Eleanor Leadbeater, Carol
Wattles, Charlotte Kemper, Sarah
Kemper, Nancy Wattles, Frances
cox, Hilla Schneider, Elizabeth
Schneider. Johnson Mcclure, Robert
Elliott, Carroll Pierce. Chester Pierce
Edwin Pierce, Louis Barley, Topper
Barrett. Waller Barrett, Pablo Bar
rett. Jack I.eadbeater. Allan Lindsey
Frank Johnston, Ferguson Bryan
Albert Bryan. Lawrence Fawcett
Bruce Morton. Edward Oliver.
Mrs. Robert 5. Barrett is directing
the club. Meetings will be held twice
a month and according to the enthu-
sissm shown YESTERDAY the member,
ship roll will increase each time.
! 4 number of young ladies have vol
unteered to teach the club members
the new dances together with differ
ent German figures. Those assisting
Yesterday were Misses Della Phillips
Eliza Douglas and Mary Glenn Uh'
Ter.
! Miss Anna May Simpson and Mr.
Ballard Welson were married OF
Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock al
the parsonage of the NJ. f. Chgrcf
South by Rev DR.. Duffey.
Mr. John G. Grilbortzer is quite
sick at mis- home in Fairfax street
Mrs. W. f. Swan has been sick iol
the past week at her home in Nortf
Rosem0nt
Miss Lila Waller Barrett has gone
- 1I-;lou,a+or m snun1 a few DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Columbia Steam
Fire Engine Company to have been
held last night WAS postponed Tor two
weeks. Testimonials Of Appreciation
II the forty years services Of Driver
Henry 5. po>ey we're to nave Heen
rendered the veteran 1T this meet
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
VISIT OF DEGREE TEAM.
Class of Ten Of Fitzgerald Council
Initiated.

i degree team from several couh-
ellis Of the knights Of Columbus of
Washington. visited Alexandria Fri
day night and conferred the first and
second degrees of the order on class
Of ten for Fitzgerald Council. Com
posing the team were Leo j. Rover,
grand knight of Washington Coun-
Gil: Vincent Cleary. grand knight OF
Spaulding Council; W. S. Collifiower,
deputy grand knight of Washington
teounciI; Richard A. Delaney. State
warden: Thomas X. Gala cher. tfnan-
clad. x.cretarylpf spaulding Council,
and J, X. PeI!sh, past district deputy
The candidates; will receive the major
or third degr fn Washi yas. eas zfs syn,
day night. the same to be conferred
by Past State iDeputy3Clarencs -E.
Martin and staff Of West" Nirsinia.
FoIowin. the degree work Friday a
banquet was served : at the Hotel
Rammel Nj. Mcfarland arted as
toastmaster, and speeches were made
by Messrs. Rever. Gieary. Gallagher
ana others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
PRICES STILL SOAR.

But few country people braved the
keen northwest wind in order to at
tend market this morning, and the
number of buyers showed Il decided
falling off. Prices for everything
were firm with an advancing tend
ency.
Turkeys (undrawn) were held at
30 cents a pound, and eggs were sell
ling at IS cents dozen.
While the supply of produce was
small, it seemed to be equal to the
demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening at 100 O'Clock
at the parsonage of the N. +. Church
South. Mr. Ballard Welson ana Miss
Anna May Simpson, by Rev, d.
Duffcy. Washington papers plea"
copy.) 4-
--O----
FOR sALE&56. Barred !rock bo.
tct5 cheap. 3. B: Cling, +: T, II
30. >, Alexandria, Va. l6 "
c IL Outca!t g. @il-:''.., :7t'5 q ..
s@ White 'CarntauX.'
c. +. Outtalt T.
"a Diagoons.
C.. T.. Outcalt !.
Homer Squab7 Breeder:
VIM :Fonc=~ PA-mar-4i A4eHaend'' I"
Suuab farm ,. <HlexandriaH Sqaa
Z. tni a:s.s - rig; -. IL. 9: Il
s.-W1rite F'attail Pigeons:.i ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
| MEMS MEETING TOMORROW

Tie mems meeting Will be held in
ne Westminster B,liIsing Oh S'"-
lay afternoon at $50. The speaker
will be Congressman S. d. Fess, OF
Ohio. Mr.. Tess spoke last Sunday
% an audience Of 1000 in Springfield,
Ohio. He is strong speaker and
the Assembly Hal! will doubtless be
crowded with men and boys to hear
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
White Orping ct 0ns.

nlle OIpihS'O"S.
Hen: E.. T.. OUtcalt | Geo. Chad
wick ,. Pen; Geo. 4. Chadwick ].
5 {. Buff Cochin Bantams.
Cockcrc,: Helen Cline ,. Hen: Heller
Gin" >. PulIet: Helen Cline |.
Silkie Jap B.
Cnckers!: Florence Schmidt }
Pulet. Florence Schmidt ,.
Bronze Turkeys.
Hen: H P. Wilson J. Mrs. II 7.
Wilson ,.
Houdans.
Hen; \. !. Wedderburn ].
Pekin Ducks.
Mrs:.aH. P. Wilsons1; Mrs. III +.
Wilson. ,, Mrs. H. P. Wilson 2.
Indian Runner Ducks.
Mrs II. p. Wilson /. Mrs. Fl; P
Wilson ,. Mrs HIP: Wilson 3.
Indian Runner brakes
MrsseiAl-s; pa il sesR2zsl. g.s;
Mallard Ducks. -,
Mira HIP. Wilson i. Mrs HIP.
Wilson ,. ti s3.=
Mallard brakes.
Airs. H. F. Wilson / =
Chinese Goose
Mrs. II. Pa'WAson Is =
Chinese Gander.
Mrs. II. ?. WILSON l.s
- =. Rcd GarneauN -
CT. Outaait /, W.-sF"rleF!'E :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
CHARGES PREFERRED.

Charges have been preferred
against two of the paid members Of
the Fire Department. They will be
investigated at meeting Of the fire
committee Of the City Council next
Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17

Fried Oysters .: Ramrcsl;s- "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
GRAND CONCERT

BencIi, Boy Scouts Building funn
FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1914. s PA.
WESTMINSTER BUILDING.
Ticl;ots % cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
'SOC|AL AND PERSONA POULTRY SHOW PRIZES
Successful Exhibition WILDE Brought
to a Conclusion
Tonight

~ NOhSiootoh
Tonight
9
The lastEE ;;eNh a,ition of the Astgi-
cu'turss;shR 4V9S Stock /! Associaaasbb
of Noftlsfn Virginia va tie brdess4s.
TO a gaauSion stSajght. THE oh}Rss5s
Of thstHssociati6nSare greatly paSssSS4!
ed wi4ff Their tfistf show as muckE
teresdWS beens Shown ipt the dissaSSi
of bildsahd raes 1think Chat ..coas sat p
able Interest has joesn afousd An
poultry. The attendance AT the she's
has been good and it is expected thaE
tonight many people will take az
vsntag2 Of the opportunity Of seeing
the prize winners.
The success Of the show has bce:'
due to sthe work of Harrie White.
secretary! of the Association, VINO
has worked very hard in handling al
inc details.
The following AWARDS have beer
made ~ the judges:
Barred Rocks.
Cock: Mrs. H. p Wilson l., VI. a
Quinn >. Hen; NJ. A. Quinn, ,. Cock
erel; Fred Miller Peter J. Pullman
4. Pullet; NJ. a. Quinn, 3. Pen; Mrs
H. p. Wilson. 2. L. c Tesh )
!. White Plymouth Rocks
Cock; Chas. : Outcalt !. Cockerel.:
E. c. Tesh /. Hen; Chas. (. Outcalt
|. Puilct; +. c. Tesh
Buff Plymouth Rock
Cock; W F. Orrison |. Cockerei;
Il. +. Wright /. Chas. f. Outca!t ?
Pullet; K Z Wright /, W. +. Orrisor
>, w. F. Orrison :. ChaS. l.. Outcai'
4. Chas. Z. Outcalt >. Hen;W. / Or.
rison l. NJ A. Quinn ,. a. H. Kirk
= Pen. w. T. Orrison ,.
Silver WyandOtte.
Pullet: Chas. +. Outcalt >.
; White Wyandotte.
/ Cock: Eiwood Taylor |. IocNcr.!;
Mrs. IL. r. Wilson, Eiwo"d Taylor
,. o. c. Carver. 3. Hen: Eiwood lay
, Tor !, Mrs. II. r. Wilson ,. Mrs. II
g? wilson > Mrs. H p. Wilson i
Ralph +. Remington, >. Puilet; Mrs
H. p. Wilson ! Mrs II. 7. Wilson
Mrs. II. +. Wilson :, Mrs. H. P,
Wilson 4, O. c. Carver ).
K. c. Rhode Island Red.
Pen: Frank Hoist /.
$. {. Rhode Island Red.
Cock-rcl: .D,5l Fleming, |, J. F!e'.
ing =. j. Fleming 3. J. Fleming j
! W. Puryis Reynolds >. Pen; / war
Hoist /. Pallet; M2ry {. Bictz ,
RIarA I.angshangS.
Cock: A. J. Wcdderhurnti ,. Hen
\. i. Wcdderburn ,.
=. -. Y. IoEONH i'tSHoih'.
Cock: K. l.. wilkins |, G. : tdho:
Cockercl; Il. l.. Wilkin; !. Am
: Jones Pegman ). Hen: r. l. NilN:n;
Il. c. IL. Gibbs j. Il. l.. wilkins !
!pui!st: WI. Jones Pcrmar :. j.. l.
wilkins >, Wm. Jones Perma: J. RI.
wilkins T. Pen; K. /. wilkins ..
! :. {. White Lcghorns.
Cock; G. C. Cole /. c. Is. Cross ,
Iockerel: c. +. Outcalt |. G. {. Colo
z. puIlet: c. ~. Cross /. {. Z. o1t'
cat ?. Ast,ykc (: White .. Pen; {
! +. Cross /. .Astryke & White :. Hen
&c. B. Cross /.
S. c. Buff LessAorns.
! Co"kcrci; Miss Anna AStryke :
Pen: Miss Anna AStryke i. Pui:"t;
Miss Anna Astryke !.
S. c; b. Minorcas.
Cock; Fred Miller 2.Cocka"ci, "m
Jones Pcrmar'l. Hen; VIM. Jones
, PcrmaI' !.
AncOnaS.
Cockercl: J. W. Jones !. Puilet; }
W. Jones =. Hen; J. W. Jones ! Pen;
a, 7. Sullivan J. J w. Jones :.
Buff Orpingtons.
Cockercl; Orpina:on Poultry
Yards !. Cock; c. +. HantZman )
&C.. f. Gibbs l. pen.
I.
White OrpingtOns.
Hen: e.. T.. Outcalt Geo. Chad
wick >. Pen; Geo. y. Chadwick J.
: {. Buff Cochin Bantams.
Cockcrc,: Helen Cline ,. Hen: Heller
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22

pozdrayeua byla tfz ylaJka meXi
ckd, die mcziHhrodDich zyykI0sG,
n ably arnericky dipIomaticky Vi.
stupcc, O'Sbauqbncssy, pisemnG
~ X iouu zayAzaI.
Teuto posIedDi pozadayek yIast.
NJ uGiniI koncc ysemn diplomat.
ckGmu jednani, nebot die nin6ni
Gfadd wasbingtonskych bylo 10
W skltecnosti uzndnim IIDerty.
CEN lIuGrta, odpoytdtv IA d.,
tazy Gasopis0, prayil Y pond6li ye.
der;
" Nexiko 06ekAya \ kIidem y}.
Vol udalosti yyystayaich NJ sp0ru
~ Spojenfmi Stdly, a ye yzdalr.
mem ptip0dt konfliklu mezi ttmi
dytma zetDttnl lid repubIiky Ue.
bude choyati zAdufho nrpfattjHvi
y6M lldu SpojrD%ch St6t6, jcb0z
sousedy jsou."
Idstnpci aDnerickfho SpojeH6bo
tisku diktoyaI meXicky dikidtor
pdsledujici prObIhseui3
"GencraI lInerta nabi1 yspeky
zdrnky cNincGm, Ameritau6m
mcN mimi, ktpH z6aanou sDad Y
Mexiku, n on pouzije ttfo pfiIezi
tosti k ukazdni syftn, ~ jebo VIA.
da n Mcxiko isou mravni q civil.
s0yani.
"Pfcji ii utjuiti 10 jasHGm n.
mericktmu lidu. IT, die 1fadni
zprdvy yeliteIc Y Tampicu, obdr.
zeuf mexickou yIhdou. nebyIo
zadnG ylajky na tImu, ktery pG.
sthl n jch0z puzstvo byI0 zadrze.
no. ObAvam ~. n president vii.
son byl spatne sprayen v tfto yt-
ci u H. oznAmiI amcfiekflnu kons
gresu. H. ma tIanu byla yIajka.
"Ve skutcfnoNi, americkh yIaj.
ka nemd nifcho spolefntho & tim
TO pfipadem, u il chci. ably anc-
rickF lid Pine tbmu vyrozum|l -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22
ValecnG pfipravy,

V mexickgcb yoddch jest pr.
tonne uasIedujici uduoipi no.
tOy0N
We Vera Cruz - Dyf bilcypi
lodi, l,s20 muz0, 40 elena M
mofni ptchoty; kfiznik Prairie,
26O nhmofnikh. 600 ptsicb.
Y Tampicu Dyt bitcyni lodi ,
! ,s20 pIayn, l20 ptsichi Dcs
Moines. $40 muz6i Chester 300
NUN, 300 ptsichi Dolphin, $50
mnzn San Francisco, 100 mud0 ,
SoIaec lncmoeenska lodi Han
cock lpteprayni lodi, go ptsich,
y admiralem Iiadeerrm ia ee-
slc do Tampien Osm biteynich
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22

uouch h Lincoln byl zy0lcn misto.
pfedsedou. V 0bcbodnim spOlku
COmlncreial CIubj pan Richard
u. konpaI Il Creighton byI zVolen
tajcmnikem pan Josef A. Fill.
pi h CIarkson pokIadnikem.
Pan TeOd0r Kubik n Clark
sou pojede Y s0b0tu do Des Moi
nos, H., kde ~ s1fastni pfedstlht
II unjyrrsitnich her,
PanoyG Rudolf A. Koyanda
4 Table Rock u A. V. IIlaya n
Ravenna, 1Ginkuji V uniyersitni
kapcIe, ktcra konaIa ceslu po ia.
gem mAtu prazdnluach minuly
udsic, kaprla naystiyjla Wahoo,
York, Schuyler, Raycnna, FIRE.
mont Central City, Vsudc byli
yitani volkou nhvsttvou Il pozvd-
nj, ably zasc pfijcIi, tfcbas jestG
truto rok,
I'niycrsitni denui Daily Ne
braskan ma diva tcskG zprayodaje
n sice PIP, Il, V, koupala \ Creigh-
ton n karla Janoucha \ Lincoln,
V obchodnim stdbn toho'o listu 80
naIfza pan Teodor kubik,
Jest zyykem, ably kaHd} rok
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22
ZPRAVY ZE sTATNf UNI.
VERgITY.

JcIikoz Cesi bffou yfcl$ n
,jem o statni uniyersilu, yynasna
zimc sc tudiz obdas nGjakf zaji
may@ zprdyy o studcntech ma t6tc
SkoIr uycfejnil,
letos name zapsano Y Go.
skGm odbOru ~ sludenlu a stu,
denlpk. Pocet kazd0r0tn6 yzrfl
sta.
V razn$ch klubech lniyer
sitnich se nalfzaji 6estf dfednici 4
sice Isosmopolitniln klubu Cos
mopoIitan Club pan karel ia.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22
|vdIetn6 mraky stahujI SO mad Mexi-
KEN a Spojenymi Stdty.

Wilson We zvIAStnim posestvi vyItcn
kongresu ceIou sItuacI ma vSech strsnach
konAny jsOu pFipravy vAIce. Dnes dorazi
mOhutua eskadra amenckych bIteVnich lodi
do mexIckych Vod VojskO pfpraveno jest
odjezdu. PfedOha ma zafsdeni miIIce do pra-
VIdeIne aTmady pFijata byIa obou domech
kOngreSu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22

IL by posIhua Il GaIycstonn DO
Vera Ctniz u gen, Wood, pdGeInik
AthbU. staI by ~ yrcbnim VeIlies
lem pozcmskf hoi0yoMi. kter6 by
virbIa do McXjka
AdkoIi yaecky ptfpraVy byly
iiz yykonduy, president choyh
peyuou nadfji m k ydIce nedo.
jdc ze TAX zvanon mirnou bio.
k6dou mrxick}cb pHNay0 dosGh.
ne ~ Hddo1oiho ciIc,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-04-22

lodi, 7,2s0 Dlayea, 5CO ptsiebj Tas
comm, 80 mnz6s NashyDle, 10
nun.
M eesib Il peuBaeGly DO Tan
pioa birmingham, 100 m1hof
Dizie, sprayk0ya l0d ~ torpfdo-
yYcb 0i6iteI6, I,IjO NUN Dizie
poyezc dyn hydro aefoDlaGy ~
IzYlastDimi m0tOry y p0Gt1Hy
Biteyul loG mississippi v PEN
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