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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03

DANNY n loss OF vitality. not
|loeting any one part Of the body
|ttleularly but the system general
II u In dangerous because IL re.
bee the body's resistance to dis
|sc. y
when debility follows acute dis
>es. convalescence is slow and the
|IonGth does not return AZ Il should.
\ attack OF the grip often results
/ liability that persists for months.
|loryb0dy recognizes that the rem
" fer debility Is to build up the
|bo6 because the blood goes to ev.
II part OF The body and an improve
|iot In It's condition In quickly felt
|houghout the system. The problem
n every case is To hnd something
|k will enrich the blood.
ID. Williams Pink Pills suit most
|6Dle's nced because they are non.
I0oolic and they really build up the
|Sod and strengthen the nerves. DIR.
|,lIiams' Pink Pills are useful for
wing children and fog men and
|nAen whose nervous energy has
~ overdrawn. Try them when
|hr your blood is thin.
Houf druggist sells DIR. williams
~ Pills or they will be sent by
40. postpaid. on receipt OF price. 80
|ats Per box. six boxes $3.50 by the
|. Williams Medicine Co.. Science
~, N. Y. Write today for free book
ID % the blood and nerves.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
Use ION-O-LEX UNCUENT
In Most Cases 1t Is Necessary
In Connection With
the Liquid

Some people fail to get the full
benefit of lon-o-lex treatment because
they use only Ion-o-lex liquid.
In cases OF sore throat, Group, to ~
silitis and similar diseases the liquid
should be sprayed into the throat
and the Unguent should always be
applied externally.
Both liquid and Unguent should
also be used In such diseases as
pneumonia. appendicitis, infamma
ton of the kidneys and so forth. the
liquid beng taken internally and the
Unguent applied externally.
In such diseases as neuritis and
acute rheumatism, and In cases OF
scalds, burns, and wounds. the I'm
guent alone should be used.
Ion-o-lex Is a thoroughly scientific
treatment for all innammatory dis
eases. II Is perfectly harmless and
almost tasteless. It's one purpose Is
to stop local Inflammation anywhere
that 1t may occur. II Is guaranteed
to do this and will not fail IL used az
directed.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
YEG!GMEN
GET $685.;
WRECK SAFE
Leave No Clue Behind
In Fitxsimons Furni.
tVlre Store

Yeggmen, who were evidently, ex.
perts In their line. broke into the
furniture store of James F1tssimons
4 Co., No. Sc Grand River-ave., some
time between Sunday noon and Z
O'Clock, Monday morning. and robbed
the safe Of S325 after blowing the
door from its hinges with heavy
charge OF nitro-glycerine.
Facts surrounding the robbery are
being carefully suppressed by the
police. Following . number of safe
robberies several weeks ago. when
the police could obtain no clue. with
which to identify the burglars.
They adopted q policy Of silence
regarding large crimes. !;
The edict went forth from the SUI
perintendent's once to withhold al
burglary and safe robbery. reports
from the newspapers until the
thieves were caught. The police
have no evidence on which to base
q prosecution for three burglars
arrested some weeks ago for rob
bling the Miller jewelry store safe.
The alleged Miller burglars we're
the only arrests made where the
prisoners were held longer than "a
hours In q police station. a.
When Detective Inspector Edward
Fox Mas asked. Tuesday morning,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
rs Job But No
\ Home for Family;
| Can You Help Him?

|rAs Psthnnders' club is asking
DO. not money. for q man. his wife
II two children. who have been Nv
B In one small room, "let" be-
|1lgiasly because OF the children.
n the prospects OF another.
The husband has a good Job In
: eastern part OF the city near the
b6son and Continental auto works,
y he 10 able to pay from SIS to
} per month, for three or nye
hus.
g anyone can give any assistance
suggestions or actual information
. suitable place for this family.
may call J. r. Wright. No. 37s
bxAadSineave. west, Grand sol-M.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
Threatened Boost In
Assessments Would
Kill Boom
$500, 900, 900
| is FAIR TOTAL
Speculative Values I'm.
safe Basis for Tax
alton, Says Gutman

Every property owner In Detroit
and Wayne county IL vitality inter
ested in the work now being done
by the state equalization board. &C
cording to County Auditor William,
Gutman. who declares that q 100 per
cent assessment on boom" values,
which he fears is In prospect, will
knock the bottom completely out Of
Detroit's great era Of prosperity.
The county will ADMIT to q valua-
ton of something like $500, 900. 900.
which. Auditor Gutman says. 10 az.
ured on q legitimate 100 per cent
basis. II the assessment figures are
computed by the state board ON In.
nated land values. war orders and
wildcat speculation. there Is q pos
sibility OF the assessment reaching
the staggering total Of $1,000. 0o0.'
600. or one-half OF the whole assess
ed valuation Of the state.
Admitting that this increase
might not be unjust IL the present
high tide of prosperity continues for
the next three years, the least jar
in the financial or real estate mar
ket might send land values and fac
tory returns down to a normal basis.
and the individual taxpayer will be
burdened with excessive taxation. %
said Auditor Gutman.
THE adjustment which the state
board makes will stand for the next
three years. Should the war end alb
rubtly. or should there be . furry
in the money market. Wayne county
would be pinched by an assessment
made on high-tide valuations. I
have In mind a piece Of property In
Greenfield township which has .
speculative value Of $50 foot and
a real value OF about $40 a foot. II
that property goes on the state
looks at $500. the owner will be
paying taxes on an excess value Of
$1,000.
"A manufacturing plant that Is on
the books at $4,000 has been In.
creased to $4,000. The owners of
the plant readily admit that valua.
ton. Their output has been swelled
by war orders. When the war ends
their output and revenue will fall
down to normal again. Next year
they will bring in a statement for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
3 MISED
SENSATION HAS
NOT DEVELO PED

Zone Of the startling developments
1eh were promised ny the defense
the Jacob Weiss homicide case
|ro brought forth In the Tuesday
P6alng session In Judge Connol.
, court. Weiss IL charged wi.S
PING KILLED Constable Harry Davis
Nendelson 4 Epstein's saloon,
|ams-ave. and Hastings-st., March
Louis Cummings, proprietor Of q
y room Ut No. 400 Hastings-st..
|tt1ed that he VAS In the saloon
|the time of the killing. On cross
AmInation he declared that two
h n the saloon did not help Dey Ia
len he fell 10 the floor. The at
hey for the defense cross ques-
he'd the witness In a manner
|ich indicates tina. he Is endeavor.
TO prove that the two men did
).ehooting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
pETRoIT TIMES

for 40 vsrifcation q O. report Of
the FJtssimops robbery. he admitted
that there had been q safe lob"
In that store, and sent for . police
report. He stated the amount Of
money taken. When asked for the
names Of the detectives working on
the case. he passed the buck" to
the superintendent.
Detective Inspector James Nc
Carly WAS on duty when the safe
was blasted. He made no report
Of It except to the detectives whom
he assigned to the case and to the
superintendent. .li'
The Yeggmen who entered ths
Fitzsimons store. covered up their
tracks, 90 completely that even the
Bertillon experts are bafled. En-
trance was made through . skyhght
on the roof, and doors connecting
the. upper floors were smashed In.
The men wore cotton gloves to hide
their, nngerprints. Detectives In
ths criminal Identification bureau
mace q futile, attempt to establish
the identity Of the yeggmen.
Also. prowler has been operating
in the Hotel Pontchsrtrain rooms
and rubbing the guests Of money
and jewelry, according to informa-
tion,received ut police headquarters,
1uesday morning. Detective Charles
Finucan. Of the hotel, spent two
hours,in the rogue's gallery looking
over sthe pictures Of hotel robbers
In an effort to recognise Z. man he
has seen acting suspiciousiy around
tina hotel for several days.
The pUlice are suppressing those
facts also.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
TOWN HALL OF
LILLE IS BURNED

BERLIN, May 3.-The town hall
at Lille, France. one of the most
famous structures OF It's kind In
Europe, was totally destroyed by
fire, according to dispatches receiv-
ed here today.
German soldiers formed a cnain
and helped the French librarian res
cue many valuable books.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
CAPT. HAMILTON
OF HINES FLEET
DIES SUDDENLY

BUFFALO, N Y. May 3.--Cap
tain ". d. Hamilton. of Chicago
general manager OF the Hines Lum
Der company's neet on the great
lakes, died suddenly or heart dis,
ease Tuesday, as a Michigan Cen
trail train on which he was travelling
to Buffalo, drew into the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03

~ uv1S1-s6sG qSr ss.hL-sSSss %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
kFE AND SON
SHARE EQUALLY
IN BUHL ESTATE

The will OF Willis r. Bull, De-
tt capitals. and clubman. who
"a Ap-!l 20. provides that his es.
. 90 jointly to his wife, Louise
Bull and son. Theodore ID. Bull.
The Bull home nj No. 1880 JET.
fson-ayc. and Mr.. Bulbs automo.
~ ant personal property, are left
Mrs. Bull
The Detroit Trust Co. Is made
ecutor, with powers OF way ms
testmcnts.
On. the death or remarriage Of
"a. Buhl. the entire estate Is TO
ITO Theodore Bull. who Is to re.
We the principal and accumulated
bono OF his half Of the estate
)sn he 10 25 years old.
PpDAtsug--tee pvalR neat kina--that
y V0Om-AD0n QOe 0ouDel-l00S3 Or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03

aldermen. Since 1915. approximate
ly $50 ordinances have been enact
ed. To compile the newer ordi.
nances would require a book larger
than the present book OF. compiled
ordinances, which includes all the
regulatory measures adopted since
the organization OF the city govern
ment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03
To Print New Ordinance Books.

7 An appropriation Of $500 was aH
thorized by the council committee
on ways and means, Tuesday morn
Ing. to print new ordinances that
have been passed by the common
council. kgislating the new meas.
ures on the ordinance books has
become the favorite pastime OF the
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12

Durs soudcoyb, jmcnoyani k u
zavfcni zapasu, kodonGiI poGItauI
l2,OOO,OOO hIasn, ktcrG ziskany by.
~ sb6ratcli hlasn.
Toto stit6nf ukazuje, ze p. john
LibaI 4 Omaby, Ncb., ziskaI Nit
chcIl automobII a p, Vaclay KfI-
kad 4 ComBtOck ETiscoc turi8tickJ
AUTOMOBILE
Jr p0zoruhodno, He yyzadoyaIo
to pres 3,OOO,O 900 hIasu, ably zlska
ia byIa pryni ccna. Mezl yit6zem
lIayni rrny Il ostatninI jc znaGUd
uczcru. V5ichni, kdoz Y zapaSo
tomto sc podilcIi, ziskaIi ycImi cen
NJ prcmjc, ktrrt budou jim nee
nom doMntrGnOu OdmGnOu IA Jc-
jich pr6ci, ale zdroy"1 p6kno.
llpominkou na trnto Zapas.
I'rCmincntni lido V kazde t6sti
tohoto stalu yStoupiIi do tohoto III,
pasu. Od potatku dostaIo So IA
pas,l npIScnfho uvitan.i KazdGho
due, jak zdpas pokraGoyaI, obcccn
styo jcyjIo st|Ic OH vttSi y0jcm.
Cosopis tcnto zahajiI tuto vel
kou kampan hIayn6 IA tim 1teIem,
ably dosopis roz5iilI So 60 ncjyic" "A
ably sc dostaI do takoyych donna
cnostl kdr drive byI ncNndm. TO
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
GEN. BELL Y KON-
FERENC| s GENERA
Lem C0NzALESEM
Americky armAdni velitel snazi
se ziskati informace pohybech
mexickych banditl.
TREsTNA VYPRAVA ZUsTANE
Ukryty jsou budovany pro vojsko
FRO destiyou sezonu. -- Zprava
Villove vitezstvi.

El Pas5. Tex. 9. Gervence. ---
General George Bell mi. gene.
RAJ Francisco Gonzales, yelitel Y
.Juarez, nell yGera konfcrenci ma
mczinarodnlm moste, jak bylo
ducs zv6dtuo, General Bell pfipu-
still, zc schtlzc byla konana, ale O.
dcpfcl rozhOy0liti Sc 0 tom, 0 Gem
byIo jcdnano. $ gcnerAlcm Con
zalcsem a konsuIem Garciou neby-
| 10 moHno yejiti do styku lad
IuIch zpr6y 0 konferenci nebylo
mono ziskati od mcnsich Ifedni.
XII Juarezu.
ByIo ozndmcno 2 mcxickych
pramcnd, ktert jsou pravidelne
spoIchIivImi, Ac general Bell po-
HGdaI ycIitelc Juarez, ably po-
skytl mu informacc pohybech
banditskych rot sm6rcm k Big
Bend distriktu Y Texasu. Objevi-
| ~ 81 pov6sti, Ac Nillist6, ktefi IL
tIai Sc vojSky de facto vIady
ucdalcko Jimincz, mali 1myslu
prekroGiti puStInu 2 uGiniti vpad
do tGto zeme,
Columbus, n. NJ, 9. tervence.
Ic americka trestna vyprava ge-
nerdla PerShinga zustane pro do
bu piitomnou Y Mexiku, bylo ma.
znaGcno dnes fidiGi dlouheho trai-
nu prazdnych nakladnich automo-
biIH, ktcrd pribyly sem Z amerieke
zhkIadny. Ridici automobile pro-
hIasili, ze likryty jsou nyni budo-
vany pro vojsko pro destivou Sc
zonu a ze pracuje Sc piln6 ma zfi-
2cni tryalt teIcgrafni linie Sc "a
kladnou vypravy.
El PaSo, Tex, 9. Gervence. ---
Hpravy, Ac NlIliSt6, operujici "a
padn6 od Jiminez, po treti pora-
ziIi voiSka mrXick6 de facto vlady
Il Mnoyudobyli Jiminez, kolovaly
ma obou Stranach rcky Grande
dues vcGcr, ale nedostalo Sc Jim
Urcdnih0 potvrZeni.
General Francisco Gonzales. We.
IjtrI Y luarezu, prohlasil, ae spo-
irul mezl ,luarezem a Jiminez by
10 preruSeuo a ae ncma definitiv-
mich zprdy od generala Trevina
Chihuahua MtStt od vterejsiho
rama, kdy hylo oznameno, ae Sc
rhyli k bity6 mezi vladimir vol
ykcm pod gcneralem Domingem a
.NllliSty,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12

ska proti a1gIickf frontt pa za
pndhin bojiBti q ncchajl nyni pla.
til generala Halgba yeIkou cenu
IN kazd} dojM postup Y ttcbto mi
stecb. Berlin nepoyazuje 1sptcby
dociIcnb angIickym yojskem, zu
pUIis d1Iozitt, Mluyj o yeIkycl,
ztr6t6ch AngIlGan0 a naznaGuje
~ byIo nGinfno opaifeni, ably kaz.
df daI6l poIus postup byI cd
razen. 10 nazna6uje, ze Ntmci
posIaIi IA tuto GGbt frouty y5e.
chuo syoje yolnt yojsko h Belgie
II jin$cb front.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
Zprava admirala Jellicoe 0
aamorni bitve,

loudyn, 9, tervence. Misto.
ydmlral Sir John Il. Icllicoe, We.
IIrl augiektho domaciho lodstva,
po,lHl podrobnou zrravu o hltye
mrzj uupljrkym a ntmeekym LODI
~lsrm. ku ktrre doSlo due II.
kNetua zapudut od Iutlandu pfi
pubrv@l nauska \ teto zprava
pop,sujr podrohnt iednolliys Ease
Nrlke hllyN a udaNa ltraty anehs
ykr utmreke. Nemeekt ztraly
bjava ua dive NaletHt lodi dread.
mught tNpL q uleh1 edna hyla
nrutsetta9j tNptl, ktsre byls spa
tr,lts pgl polaptul sr hlteyul kflk
Wk lntzoW, lcbo8 strata hyla
Ntuet pTIpust3ua ivdeu hitesut
tusutk Jrgaduaueht typai lilN
btlgNu, kttAuik jena spatfvn hyl
auaene Roskoseu, TAX te jehe ua
'rat Iy pogbNtnt pet lehklsh
kf.tn,ko slsty spatfeN hyly pei
polnpenl sf,i uiaslelA q ielna na.
naFku AnglltaRt atfaIlli tom.a
sbpase istleuAgt ladt Fnanshu 1ru
.ha a siees QuevR NaFy, ladefasl,
rahln m,tlhle. nefensg l,lavk
lrnee, Narr,oE fppsraFy, Ar
leul, Perfume, shaFk spatruv
Hawk Nsslob Namsa llarha
lent
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12


ltcI,Io lpr6v yvchAI ma ievo !,
/ Jl8 uugllpk (cG dngtoinlk6 bVI,
,I.,urrruo rnu6,,o ounho w. poh(n
auu
pofl q 6crynuoo Cosoni,
EvooIsinr urohIo4,ir 1o r,,Ik,
.ruliugrulV knr6 nribvlv Il,
/ Itrnup,r pred und6yurm u ual6zo
II, .o , t6hntc ,ruuiIv nndolok,
Trovra rlinniilv 4n l. grounouz
|l.t,, .y.isLoo -, rro,t5 ~, ban
r...,,t" .,gLbho ,o;aLa ,s;ahl,
,, lt,,.,iIIog n,o,i on IuLna,n - r
L,a,,o,, ~. ..oy,6 n loo mil dIo,
|Lo.1 uoal}yy kdn hvlv sbronh5d6
80. do ,lis,nyu n6In6ho u Mond
,,,1i od,ud ,o u,or; gkryo su
,,.,t rr,nIoy pyIo oyoluono ,,
,r.ui ,o,.L5 Louti,oon,y y nn6u
,., o, nnn ,,,,,n onhon h5G nd
,jrdoydny JnynI, al" >0dny"h
lpr1y ncdoSlo prlst6ni kontin
prot0 doI5i"h.
Loud}n .. @rry"nr". -- Proy|
kridIo ruskfch armdd gener6la
I'wsrIoya dociIIIo nejy6tsiho yittz
styj cd znoyudobyti Iucka y ma
poW proti rakousk$m Vojskdm nj
NoIyhskn yc "'yrtck Il y pdtek. --
tHrsk1 yoJska postonplla smerem
%dpadnim k d0Ir%lttmu zrleznlt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
Anglo iranC0uka olenyn bya p16 2ac0nena postupem
8sych lmad yYchodnlm bojHti Koye, dnlezity &c
eanitn uzel, maze padnouh ka&d6ho dne
Rusovt pREKR0CIlI NMl ST0KHoO REKU U JANOvxy
Teuon nema do8tao muzstya zagayen rustGho postupu
8patnG poGag Aapadni iroDt6 posodo pon6ud opera
CO gpoiencn. = prudkG boIe Y okol Vordunu.

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oct h"F'I'l' |o,I", go ''N, '''"'"
rrt Jlh rcku Siokhod h'kd' "
kolj Jnuoykn.
N@mrrk" posice y Baranovl@l II
koy"Iu JSo0 naproSto mItnym'
pro t"utooAk6 yojska, chtGjiIl Sc
l'ir]'iI y |oOral'}'h hr"j'''o'" '
PoI@ku Il IA LItye Ma =" ~ to.
~ je ot6zkou ndkoliko dnl dolby.
II koFelu RusY flm@ armada Won
llnsingena bude prInllrena k "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
Pomery M pomezi.

N6udr na pOmezl pannJe nynl pre-
bV6d6eni, h. ncbezpeGi Yalky mcz
| Spojcn}mi Stdty q Mexikem bylC
odvracono. President Wilson pro
jrVil ochOtn pilsObiti k smirnemu
urOyn1ni vfitomn}ch nesnazi, ale
noni OcIolcn Nratiti who'd, kite
r}ch zcme ziskaIa shromazdGuim
rojF" 6hstI armhdy q nArodni gar
dy ma pOmczj McXika. Take gryi
50 slime znAmky toh0, Ae armada
PcrshlnRoya ncbudr odv0IAna dri
W., dokud ncsplni 1koI, ktcry pr
jc,ii ystUp ma p0du meyickou j
byI Vy2nacen. Carranza prohla-
Aujr, H. pfitomnost americktho
yolNka na p6dG McXlka je p6ru
aenjm jrho syrchovanosti, ale ma
TO Spojcu| Stdty odpoyidaji, &c
y0jSkO toto 0dvoIAuo budc ihued,
jakmIIc farranza 0sy6dU schOp.
most HuchOvati poradck severnlm
McXlkM Nyjedndyanl mezl obG-
ma cement doAlO do takOVGho sta.
VI, " k dOhOde niue dojltl 60
nrJdriyc. Villa Il Vudcove jinych
rot mcXlck$ch mplGu ncjsou
mrtvi Il III jc moanost dalsich ma
j"HdU ia dmcrickG nzcmi. Ma se
N 10, h. dohoda mezi Spojenymi
StGty IA Mrxikcm bude obSahova-
Il opatreni IN lGclcm zmenseni Ia
kovtho nebczpeGi. Dojde ncpo
chybne k dohodt 0 yydrzo' anl
dostateGn6 silnych patrol ma obou
2trundch pomczi Carranzoya via.
dH ucpochybnt pokuSi Sc potrc.
nj banditn vr vnitru zcmt. Po.
mup Carranzoyych Vojsk prot ro
tdm NillStu Y Hapadnl Gasti Chi
huahua a Y Durango naSy6dtIJc
lomu, H. tentokrdtr p0trcnlm
haudjtu jc TO mlntno uprlmn6.
PoGet automobile v zemi.
Washington, d. e., ., teryencc,
\ dcsili lrtrrh poCet autOmoblIn
" Spojrn{rh Statrch zyy$cn byI
o 1000 procenl, Y rocr 1903 IA
ltZuIo se Ieml poule $4,000 an
lomobll0, pocitaJr Y to automobI
ly doplaYui. poullyaur Y obchodu
\ rocr 1919, die yIadni statlstlky
prayt uyrrcjntMt naItzuIo So Y Ze
mi 2ilIG6l uut0nobllU,
Carranza reni sohopen sjednotiti
MeXiko,
FL raso, Tex .. teryrncr,
General tllpc Angeles, jrul Y jed
NJ dob6 hyl tarranzov{m mini
>trrm valley, a ktcry uynl iIjc St
syou rodlnuu ma male truti ne
duleko tohoto m6sta, prohIasll Y
m.nulych Inech. 1c Carranzova
ytadu nrul Nrhopna ~ ,nIrleti iez,
:, rarranzu neni muzem, kter1 by
h>l schopen siednotit mexicky
lid. Curranzoya sila hyla pry pre-
rtnoyaua Spoienymi Staty Il liho
ancrtrk,ml zem5mi a utnani icho
>IadS utmtuo hylo brt dokonalt
ao prostuduvaut pomtrn. Carruu
ga ua maoho nrpra,el / metr ID.
mt, ktrrt sdanltyt Isou loyamuml
lebo 'ladr Ate Jr ltsto, ~ rryo
luce protl 'arrouboNl 'ed"no
'rhopu}m 'oleuskNm 'odtrm, ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
zvLAaTNI cfNA,

lou t tVlAstut eeo pro- ta shaFsvp hasa kIy0 ol,el
aettN po5el h0tebo gnoFotuka p9vlplaueha o
la IA HaFktt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
SOUDCOvE ROzOAL| CENNE PREM|E zApASNIKUM
TEMER r. 600 900 HLASU BYlO z|SKAhO SBERATEL|
HLASU. 0 zAPAS JEv|L Sc VELkY zAJEM. AzOY
zApASNIK SNAIL Sc PRAC0vATI co NEJLEPE.

no zapasem bylo dociIrno. Tislc'
uoy(cb Mcnhrd byIy Ibkany Il
daSopis tcnto jc pine uspokojen
ncbot velkt vydani, ktert prinesj
m6lo Y dHsledku rozmnOzcni obco
Gtcndfsk.
Iapas tcnto razcm zlskal 81 pr
me ycfejnosti. Tato nova cirkula
co, ktcrG bylo dociIeno, ma pffmJ
a trya,E uzitck zyIa3tt pro ozna
movatclc. V ddsIcdku tohoto zapa.
su tasopis ziSkaI Y mnohYch o.
hIodcch ia svf Gene.
kazdGmu nsp6sntmu sb6rateIl
hIasU .jr nutno gratuIoYati. kazd5
pokusiI so Il ccIt du8o D vitdzstvi.
TO, go byIo jiml yykondno, jc w
SIrdkrn jrjlch uprGnnt q VytryaIt
pracr.
D6kujr y6cm, ktcN brazil podiIr
ma tfto vcIkf Rampant, rcdaktor
z6pasu prcjc 81 rici; VSichni jStc
vykonaI. dobrou prdci. PraI bych
yam v3cm, byste mohIi ziskatl au-
tomobiIy, ale nebylo to mozno. -
SbfratcIG HAST, navStivtc ara
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-07-12
Po6et automobile v zemi.

Washington, d, {, 9. tcrycncc,
\ dcsili lctrch pocct automobile
rr Spoicr%rh Stdtcch zyi$cn byI
o 1000 prorenL Y rocr 1903 na
ItzaIo sr leml pouze $4,000 an
tomoblIU, pocltaJr to automobl
ly doprayui, poulivant obrhodu
Y rocr 1919, die vIddni statlstIky
privc lN'rcjntut, naItHuIo Sc ze
mi 3lln -GGl nMlNmnhIln.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-03-04
RUSSIAN DUCHESS
HELPS SOLDIERS
Former Wife Of Prince william
Of Sweden Active In War.
HAS ACTED WELL As SPY,

Grand Duchess Marie Was Considered
Light Hearted Girl and Cared For
Nothing but a Good Time-After
Doing Espionage Work She Returned
to Russia-Now Charitable Worker.
Petrograd.-Prince William of Swe.
den (the Duke of Sudermania). the
kings second son, has presented q
collection to the museum at Stockholm
which is associated with great politi-
cal events as we'll as with the shatter-
ing of the romance of his marriage.
The collection was made on hunting
expedition in East Africa. partly in
company with w. N. Mcmillan of St.
Louis. and Nairobi. whittier he went Il
few years ago, after the divorce from
his wife, the Grand Duchess Marie Paw
Iowa Of Russia. a cousin Of the car:
The marriage was dissolved by the
Russian council Of state March 90
1914. negotiations having been made
between the governments at Stock
holm and Petrograd. 1t had been cele-
brated ut the Russian capital in May.
1908, and the wedding was one of the
most magnificent ever known in the
Russian court. All difficulties between
the two countries of a political nature
were thought to have been settled by
a treaty signed at this time.
The Grand Duchess Marie, the daugh-
ter Of the Grand Duke Paul, the cars
uncle, was considered light hearted
girl who cared for nothing but a good
time and was not afraid Of occasion