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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
Cards..

Mrs Lea Wimot entertained the
Half and Half Bridge cub Thursday
afternoon at her bone on Fort Boule-
ward. The hi~H score prize was won
10y Mrs. Bliss AlbrO. The guests were
Mrs : X. Albright and Mrs J.
Duoreski. OF New ork. Refreshments
were enjoyed after the games. Mrs.
T.. =. Ryan will entertain the club
next Thursday. at her home on Grant
avenue.
Mrs Paul Gunther was the hostess
at an Informal bridge party, given
Thursday afternoon, at her nome on
Montana street Ferns and sweet peas
or assorted colors decorated the rooms
Mrs. II. =. Reyer won the high score
prize Mrs H. y. Simmons received the
second prize and the consolation prize
went to Mrs. r. p. Mosson. Mrs. W. J.
Freeman won the prize for which the
players cut. Following the completion
Of the games, a two course luncheon
was enjoyed. The bridge party is the
first of "A series which Mrs. Gunther
will be hostess within the next few
weeks. Among the guests We're. Mes
danes f. Z. Reyer, II. J. Simmons,
r P Mosson, w. J. Freeman J. NJ
Lewis. r. NJ Waller, Y. L. Raggto,
Maurice Goldoft, Sidney Mayer, A. ).
Valdespino, A. 5. Jacobs. F. c. krupp'
Nathan Goldoft, W. $. Crombie, j. Mon
roe Proctor, Sol ]. Berg, A. J. McQuat-
terR. Haymon krnpp, James Mag0tiln,
II. w Lanier, W. b. Watts. Fred hum
phreys. j. A. Rawlings, Harris Wal
tall Dan r. White, ID, Y. Fennessy.
Misses sue Crombie. Margaret Hickey
and Becky MerlJin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.

Dan VI. JdLhAUHI IItoIuIuB.
State rs. =. T. Jones and The Valley
Park, Injunction; temporary Injunction
granted
State vs. Donald Mackey. murder;
found guilty and given five years in
the Uenitentiary.
Myrtle Randolph V. John Randolph,
divorce: filed.
Ruth Llewellyn vs.. Charles Llewellyn,
divorce. granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
sUPT. G. ID. MORRILL, HERE.

c. u. Morrill,. formerly assistant SUI
perl1tendent Of the G. f. railway with
headquarters in FL Paso. arrived in the
city from New Orleans, Friday morn
ing MI Morrill, will remain i'm the
city for several days. He is now SUI
perintendent Of the T. & y. .. railway
at Houston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
THIEF TAKES TIRES FROM
~ d

Or. Paul Christian. who is connected
with the city health department, re-
ported to the police Friday that a
theft had removed two tires from the
rear wheels Of he automobile. which
was standing near his residence at
1856 Mari street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
LONDENER & co. FILE
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

LOndener and company, second hand
automobile dealers on West san An
tonic street. filed an involuntary petit
ton in bankruptcy in commissioner
George b. divers court Thursday
morning. The assets Of the company
were named at s3,5O4.5S and the liabili-
ties at S1S91-68
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
Out OF Town isitors.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Duoreski. Of New
York city. have come to FL Paso. and
are making their home on Fort Boule-
vsrd.
Miss LYDIA Murray, who has been the
guest Of Miss Mabel O'Connor for
short time. returned to her home i'm Sill
yer city this morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
65TH DISTRICT COURT.

Mary +. Hutton Us. Willis Hutton
divorce; filed.
X. F. Davis VS.. Fl Paso Times COM
pany. suit to recover prize money; filed
Felipe OntiverOs V. $. T. Turner
suit for $4,000 damages for loss of
hand; judgment for plaintiff for 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
IRISH PILOT ARRESTED
I'LL. sIsNIIrAn 81 [

Tralee, Ireland. May 19.-John q.
Goodwin. a pilot, is under arrest here
1t is believed his case is connected
with the landing of Sir Roger Case
meut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
Dinners. Luncheons. 7 cas-.

Mrs. George 2. Chambers. OF High
land Park, was the guest Of honor at
an informal luncheon. given Thursday
by Mrs. Fred H. Dougherty at her
home on White oaks street. A color
plan of pink and white was used in
the decorations Of the table and in
the luncheon courses. Sweet peas deco
rated the table and rooms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
PRESBYTERI SELECT
MAHnI.IS AG MnDER ATOR

Atlantic city. y. J.. May IS.-Presi-
dent John A. Marquis of the COe coll
lege. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, was elected
moderator of the general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church in the United
States here late today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
FUNSTON HAS No ORDERS
EnR EnA EE,Il L, \ IL LIE :

san Antonio, Texas, May 19.-Gen.
Frederick Funston said Wednesday
night ne had not received orders 10 go
to FL PasO for a conference with
American cOnsuls from Mexico regard
ing conditions i'm that country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

RepIenish your linen supply at these
prices. "a inch drawnwork napkins
$500 a dozen and up, less for smaller
sizes. Beachs Art shop, city National
Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
POINCARE SIGNS DECREE
FOR REBUILDING TOWNS

Paris, France. May IS-A decree
signed today by president Poincaire
creates a committee cabinet Of min
listers to aid in the reconstruction Of
towns i'm regions invaded or affected
by acts OF war"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
JUSTICE COURTS.
NJ No., D.

J. NJ. Deaver, Presiding.
State VS.. Clyde skinner and wife,
vagrancy; filed.
State vs. Gavino Soto, robbery by as.
-ault: filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
Weddings.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ j. Kelly announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Helen Marie to Fred J. Uhrie. of Den
Yer The wedding viii take place some
time in June
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Buy a Drawnwork dress pattern at
about the cost of the lineu-a few at
only $3.50 each Beach's Art shop, City
National Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
THE COURTS
4tST DISTRICT COURT.

g. Il. 81 5. A. vs.. Benigno Alderete,
suit on warranty; filed.
u. f. Barney ct uN. vs.. G. H. & s. 4.
ct al. suit for $1,000 damages TO prop
ertv: verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
The Amy.

Mrs. r. J. Binford and children have
gene to Logan, Utah. to spend tho
summer months visiting her relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Beach's for profit-urawnwor In-
sertion on pure linen at only 25c and
Soc the yard. Beach's Art Shop. City
National Bank Bldg-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19
FL Pdsodns Returning

Mrs J. B. Gooch and Miss Marjorie
Gooch have returned from a visit in
Los Angeles.
Rev. Perry i. Rice has returned from
the state convention or the Christian
church, which was held at albuquerque,
n NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Sulzberger's Majestic Hams are DE
liciousIy Different" Phone your deal
err now to SEND you one--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Dancing. refreshments each evening
TO members Heidelberg Club; join now.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Lawn mowers snzT pence. 404 y. Ore.
gon. st. Allen Arms & Cycle CO.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Mexican rents, Lee Newman, phi. 46oi.
-AdN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-19

Spanish Grill now open II6 S. Oregon.
ADV
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
kemeeky prime aaeni SC Y brexnu,

l.ondAn, ", nnara, leprse
Exchange lrlewfhltekt kuucelah
i Amsternlamu stlelnlr, a. analrk
primes loaehma, sNna utmcrk ehn
risafe, hude ~ knnail ! fo,s,lamu
due IT, htetna xasnouheni nfln
re loaehlma, iena DE- nrlnlladsim
asnem risalskpeh manseln name,
ekteh \ princrany Marie Aueneli
uy. dvefA kniAele EdNarda 4 An
halln hvln 0tedue nglamrno \
llerllue tlnr u tilna, lllh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
ROMAN OTRAVENE
DIVKY Y Chicago
Student 2 Wisconsinske university
zatcen We spojeni touto
zyla8tni tragedii.

Chicago, H.. ~. (UorH -- vii
liam II. Orp"i, student Il nuiyrr.
sity Wisronsjnsk@. byI Iorn1lnd
dncs obYluGu h vraHdy slc@nY Ma,
rjOu Frances IaInbrrOyr 4 Lake
forest. jojN mrtvoIa byIa naIezc.
na 20 ftvrck w snGhl Irsr no.
-amIcko jcji domoya.l TrHgirkJ
skon diyky yyvolal yrjkoll s"IIsa-
ri a ihn"d polic"jni apar1l uyc.
den byl 10 pohybl IN 0frlcm W.
pdtrAnI osoby, ktcra IN jcjj skon
byIa zodpoyfdnotl. fhcmlrka ana.
IyAc ukAzaIa. H. jcdnd W o slnrt o.
travolL Slopy W suGhu uaHnafo.
yaIy. Hc mDM prochdzrI 80 div.
kou skrzc les. Orp"t, b}yHII ct.
tel diyky prlpustil, IT, naI@zaI ~
X diykOu V Icsc u ~ mdcIll y III II.
mySI ozcniti ~ y diykou linouL -.
ProhIAsiI aIr i" .jc nryiu"uL Nv
tYkat yyddn byI ,tatnlm uavIad,
MIN Dadyn h Waukcgan. IT,. kite.
~ OdcbraI ~ do Madison, ably Or
prta podrobil vFsI"cIW Il prlvrdl
jrj ZpGi do Lake Forest kdo stu.
dent znoyu krhfcl po IoparII &c
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
Priciny rozvodu,

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
PRES STO MILLIONU
LIDt We SPOJ. sTATECH.
Ccnsovni 1fadovna odhaduje po.
Get obyyatelstva Soustati dine
/. ledna ma 101 ,208,315.

Washington. y. e., -. Gnora. -~
Odboruiri rrusovnl 1fadOyny Oh.
hadILJi H. pof"t obyyntclstya Sou
stati du" !. I"dna byI lOl ,2O83lj a
budr dnc T. trrvna koIcm lO2,.
or. .3O2. Du" J.. fcryua roku nina.
IGho odhadoyaIi porct obyyatcI.
stva Spojcn}rh Stain na l0O,390,.
3lS, Iapadni st1ty nal@zaIy sc
GrI" jlsiiny Y" vzriIstu obyvatcL
hva n We state Washington zazna.
rnonau bN prir6stck ncjyft5i, --
Oklahoma. Nevada. North Dakota
n New MrXiko nGslpduji V uvcdr-
nom pOrGdku Odhady ccnsoyni l.
tadoyny bdfou IN zakhdnu prir0.
sick mczi Irty 1900 a 1910
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
CTYRICET MILL|ONO
VENOvANO BuDE Ma
REKY A PRISTAvY
Pfedloha, nalezajlci &c pred kon.
gresem, nayrbuje $G,720,000 M
npravu Mississippi.
PODROgNOsTI PREDLOHY.
Jcdna se hlaynG dohotoyeni pro.
jektl, ktere nalezaji sc jiz nyni
' prubehu staybyD

Washington, y. &" Is. mora. ---.
IErrofui poyOIruj ua nprayu rex 4
IplIStay0 byIO dohMoycno We Vs.
bora P(rra 5 yYJimkou rozhodnu.
III . GpMyi kan1Iu NTrhodni feky
" prislayj8ti V New Yorlfu. pfcd-
jOha taio I1dG poyoIrni $40 ,OOO,-
900, 4 f"hoH urJy6tM poIozku tyo.
II poyoIcnI ~. 100000 ma 6prayu
Mississippi rrky. PfcdIoha jc hla.
yUt obmrzrna ia dohOtoYcni pro-
j"Itu. ktrr@ nnl@zajI se nyni prn.
b6hu stayby, soubIasu So zAsa-
dOu admlnstracc. Budc pfcdlozc.
IA donn zdStupc0 n"pochybnt We
sircdu.
IIIaynf poIozky ttto prcdIohy
jSou; Mississippi rcka, cd jcji Il
sti nj k Ohio, IS, 100000; cd Ohio
k Missouri, %35O.0O0; od Missouri
X Minneapolis, ~ 200, 900; mczi
Minneapolis ST. Paul. $4,000.
l'sti Columbia tcky, *,l2O,000;
yodni c"sta, Spojujici Puget Sound
y Jczory Union "A Washington.
3lS. 900 Los Angeles. $4,000;
Y San Francisco, $4,000. Reka
Delaware, od Philadelphia k mo-
ri, ~, 100000; Y Philado!phia, $685.
900: vuitimi vodni costa od Beau
(ort, \. e.. X Norfolk, ~ 100000;
pristay Y GaIycStone, 1925, 900;
prupIay V GaDvcston6, 5000, 900 o.
lAzka 1prayy Nychodni fcky v
pristavt V New Yorku rozhodnuta
bIdr pri 6tcrnim zascdani vlbo-
RI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
Valka pomoci elektrickych vim.

Washington y, e., -, mora, ~-
OdbOrnlci V rlcktfinf Ham6NnaVH
j 80 vrIkfm sn"m o uiYOirni pr
stroJc kIidrm, ktoYm Why rIck
trirk@ cncrgir byIy by vysil1ny
skrz" vzdurh. by zpllsoblIy Yybuch
bomb, torptd, traskayln 4 akIadlSf
sr strcliyrn MuH, ktcrF takoy|
pristroJ uskutcGni, zazuamcuan
blldr ' hjSIorIl .mko Jcd"n 4 nrj
yftAich yynAIczr(r, nrbor jrho w
naIrz ltiui dyuamt q ~trcIu}
prach We vdIco zbyicGUosti u po,
Sic dtIa n p0sky do sIartho bn~
raburdi Mn0ho promlncntnirh
vyn1Irzr0 zabfva sr tolto odvdH,
nou mySIcnk0u. Marr0ui znbFyd
10 iil po lrta zhmercm ia vyna.
lczcni takoychO pristroIc, Holland.
SKIS iuzcnfr, I.unZlns, ktcrl me-.
Ska prdyt yc Spojen}ch Sldterh,
tyrdl, ~ pOdarllo 81 mu yynal@ztl
jiz takoy} prisiroj ~ trrba Ir
jcnom mcnsich zdokouNIrni, ably
hYI0 olnameuo Syttu, ~ valka mll
H. h}ti utmdnu uemOlnosti, Ne
kOla Tesla, Alayn( dmorlpkt yNua
Iehee, ienz 2iskaI ~ spoletnosii IS
ilnym ytdilorcm letosni Aohrlo
VA eemu ~ YynhlezY y ohorn fyal
ky. utiull prohlasenl klerc Ir yr
spnioni prohltmem, ktrrtm 81
minuieme, fr0hlhsil, H. pfitom
nj valka ie posledni, ktort
slteinf praeh hrale y{nlkaIiei q.
lolu, ~ eolt gpdcnl yalky padlp
hne radlkdlnim Smtnam tr le ma.
masti, IN noYt yynalezN y hudonr
uusil hutton fnfhndnynl yalky q
ie ie malutm vyualez thrant tak
hrazne. h. yalku hudc urln6ua ne.
musnosli, ''liitsti galky nrdmty
hulou clektfiuoi. prnhlhsil ten.
to slaynl meriekF tynalefer
"litla hudr heaunpnt yntl tnmu
go ptiidr Ssti ye gynaleterh ne
,loAlihl dosud meti Ale siNoi Y
lschln nnvteh sSnaleterh hude ~,
ladnsaii deIsl dohy Nlkola 're
ala pracoval Aam 90 mNAlenre o
syeilani rlphitlekteh Win nlnt
enernli ua yplkot shlAlcnost po
ppla ltia
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
Nemci V defensive podel
rex v HaliCi.

pctrOhrad, Is. mora. ~- Ruskh
0fcnSiya. ktcrA naznaGovaua byla
We zprAvach V posIcdnich dncch,
dOzraVA rychIc na cclt haIitskt
IroutG. Ntmcl, die zprdy jcvist6
vaIrGnfho, naIfzaji 80 defcnsi-
VI na trcch dtIIczitIrh rrkach, Sc
ret. Prltu II DnGStrlL Ccrnovicr,
kapitoI Bukoyiny. jc opttnt vaznt
ohrozoYdn poStupcm carSkfch
yojsk od Raranrr, prdvt talk jako
Iillsy, ktrri prrkrotiIi rrku Dntstr
II NHiricrzko, kdc jcjich tdbory
.jsoU pevn6 uSazrny. Toholo pohy-
bu jc fax" ltrIcm prcrlScni nej-
dulr&itGjsich komunikaGnich llnii
almad &cnrrala pflanzcra a gene
r1la Won Bolhmcra. 'rrclim dllc.
zltFm ruSk{m postupcm jc omen
nrdaIcko Xdlcsiku, kdc ruSk6 pro.
tllltoky byIy iHptsn$mI 2dcmo-
rallsoynly uhrrsk@ pluky do t6 mi
ry, H. tyto byIy murrny uch%liti So
IA llnli ctyii mile yzddlcnou. We.
die ttchto prllIomU Rusovt doeili-
Ii poloIWhodufrh 0sp6chn take
scyrrnd od rnrnopolc, kdr nale2a-
i So IA p0malem postupu. Pfi-
p0uSti >r. ~ lytn 0pcrHcc nciuajl
yrlkr Nlralrglrkr dnlezItostl ale
ma ac "a to- ~ nova ruska ofen-
silva lahriuia NrmcUm y scSlahe-
II llulj uu vyrhoiui lrant6 u TAX
mbNlo moluo vyslatl volSkn nA
iut tronty, IniemtNn nn frontt
II bylnsku 1usl6vl y uemcrkieh
ruknu, ii mirnt potHsi Y mrnnltm
naslrdkem ktrrtho Acme
pr0menIlu sp y more hlAtn, lahrat
6ulr Nemrnm y poslupu, Talai
81 otuamuil ~ velkt mnoaNlvi
traurouaskteh yaleeuteh taialen
m fanestnAun y t6chtn mistrpl
lui prarieh vysusnvaeieh,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
pohoeka Kruppovy shroioyky
Rusku.

Amslrrndam. IL nnnra, Mem
ii afidlli Pnhornnn taNafnu krnr
poyN 1brojoykN \ sAph nc,lalekn
kesno IA Rust klert sameAi
naun le Nelke mnaastNl domaelho
ahyNatelsla iakat ValeenHeh al
iaien die snraNN klefm tsslal
em nctrohradsk, korrsspondenl
mlsinlch tasopisu trSnl sprasu
q tflo shfaiosee nodali ntmee.l ~
iael. kiefi htli salati linan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16

Lond}n, ii. mora. --r Efmci po,
kra6uji yc sy}rh prudk}ch ITO.
"ich II Arois u krajiuf fhaupa-
gBr na zdpadni frontt. Bityy den.
ne ziskayaji IA Svr p1ldkosti, no,
bof SHY obou s0np"flclch EtHn
jsou IN strjnr u take dGloatfrIc
rtyo. jcz V bojlch hrajc vynikajj.
81 nlOhu. 50 V sIlo sobf vyroynA. ~--
Berlin oznamil. zc N6mciIn poda-
filO 50 Champagne dob}ti fran.
roiizskycII posic IA tr0ntt 700 var,
dn zdfIi take nGco pndy ia Ia
hurc. .Sommc-Py ccstf. Ma angIi.
exc 6asti zapadni rronty jsou Y
ptOndu podkopoy@ oprraco u BON.
bardoYaDl ma obOn stranIrh. X
ncUudtim boJnm dOrhAzi v pfi-
TONNE dObG hlaynt V Champagne.
Ntmci sobotu III podstonpiIi pet
prudk}rh 1tokn ptcboiorr, ably do,
byli posic, kt"r@ pred tim zlSka'
ny byIy franconzsk}m yojsItcm,
Pafiz ale oznamuje, H. Goky tyio
byly odrazcny. NpdaIcko SoissOu
81 pOdaril0 Ntmcim yniknOnti do
Grauronzsk}ch zdkopn, ale byIi OF.
tad yytIaG"ni. Srvcruf cd Vie.
Sur-AIsne podafiIo 80 francouz.
Skfmu dfIostfclectWu rozprASIii
nfmeck( sbor. ktcr$ postotpiI vi
X pfcduimu francOllZsk6mu Opc.
yntni. Y Lotrinsku jsOu d6lOslrc-
leckt bojc plnfm proudu yc Vs.
tIcnIsu u RcilIon n V Icsc II Par,
ray. Y posIcdne jmcnovan~m mi,
ste n6kolik vFzvddn%ch sborU Ne
mcckIch rozprascno byIo strcIbou
spojcncU.
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pOsice 0koli pahorku oisIO lSJ
II dobyIl Gdsti ntmcck%ch zdkopU
Scvrrozapadnt od MasSig"s. Media.
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~ IA obou strandcb byly koIcm
100. 900 NUN poslrduirh dcsjii
duech boju, Kcrf ale nczpusobl
Y yaIu{ch zn6n Y pOStaVcul sou
pciicich arindd. Nfmci dopOsud
mali We syf lnori frisc nfkoik
set yard6 fraucOu2sk{ch znk0pH,
ale Pariz oznamujc. IL Htratili Yse
chny posiec, ktcrG dobyIl ma VI
my pahoreleh
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ziskaIa n1slednjici dcpcsi Athtn;
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ri. "
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we pr fcee Soti. dochdzi X prlid
kfm boj1m u Widen o2namujc, "
Rakusannm podafilo W dobyti /.
ialskSeh opeyntni okoll Rom
bon. ltaIskt dfl0stfrlcctyo BON,
hardujc raknuskt posiec rlz.
nSch mislerh. Wlaate vr vFGlpnku
u ioriee
liakonAkt namolni nernplany
napadly mfslo Rnycnua v severe.
yfehodni llnlli u n1kolik injrh
mist y loml0 okoli. l'alnact o.
sob. .,ak Sc oznuuiljc, hylo prl
leeh.o ylduehoplasrekieh naics
derh nsmrreuo a lnafnf poael ara,
nsn,
l.nsoyt pnkratuIi Va ssteh ito,
rlsll ! llallfi ofensiya lelieh den.
ue sta,a 80 pruitl Iakn na III
lla,lni fronla delostfplrely0 hrale
"a nluhu hlasui Ka,lnt dulrlliti
II smeny posieich ale dosud no
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prudkS Sch hnIieh poalednieh dnA
nekollka desll poseruhodusch o.
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&c, kapi,ol linknyins rtaky nj
rakmske nnslre .lson vesleny vel
iieeh smerrfh a rakmlskA nemt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-16
Anglioke lodstvo je pfipraveno,

l.oudfu, ~, mora, Nclkt AN
elickt lodslyo prvni Inlc ic pri-
pravcno y Scycrnim mnfi pro HI.
nu uamomi iak6hokoIiy rolsahn.
Della json pripravrno L tjmoslI a
mlfslyo lodi lcnom dcka IN powell
k yyrnbcni po ohdrzcni lprlvy io
nempckt lodstyn opuslllo kirlskl
6kr>i IL naltaa 80 nn postupu X
scverumn morl, Angllrk6 waved
NJ ktI6nlky mld1uli So nepfeirit-
to ua palromi amiht, Tisieo mu-
Al ma taletuteh lodich yyrAhtii
siteltvo a imt valrdut rottehy,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-08-24
HENRY ALLEN OPENS THE
CAMPAIGN AT SALIVA

Salina, Aug. 22.-Henry Allen,
editor of the Wichita Beacon, and
one of the greatest orators in Kan
sas today, will open the Republican
campaign in Saline county at Conven-
ton hall, Wednesday night, Septem-
Der 20.
Two years ago Allen was the Pro-
gressiye candidate for governor, and
this year he is for Charles e. Hughes,
first, last and all the time. He will
come to Salina Immediately after his
return from Maine, where he has
been asked to campaign for the Re-
publican ticket. Maine will hold its
election September 8, and as result
both political parties are bringing
their 42-centimeter guns into action
in that state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-08-24
REVOLT IN SENATE
DEMOCRATIC RANKS
immigration Measure Taken Up III
Defiance Democratic Caucus
STONE Anglers AT COLLEAGUES
Democratic Split Enables Republican
TO Get Consideration of lmmi-
grafton Bill Instead OF
Revenue Measure
STONE Anglers AT COLLEAGUES

Washington, Aug. 22.-An unex-
pected Democratic revolt in the SEN
ate Yesterday resulted in the immi-
grafton bill being taken up in deli
ance of the Democratic caucus and
opened the way for efforts to displace
the revenue bill as unfinished bust
ness. an action which might indef-
niteIy prolong the session of congress.
Ten Democratic senators voted
with the solid Republican minority
to take up the immigration bill upon
a motion by Senator Smith, OF South
Carolina, chairman OF the immigra-
ton committee.
Senator Stone, chairman OF the
foreign relations committee, was
particularly aroused over the action
of the revolters. He charged them
with treachery to the party In over
turning the decision OF the Democrat
ic caucus to postpone action on the
Immigration bill until December.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-08-24
How Much 10 Now Left of the Bal
tluore Platform7

How Much 10 Now Left of the Bal
tlmore Platform7
The president had boldly signed the
Pork river and harbor bill, and his
facile pen is dripping with ink eager
to attach itself to a pork public build
ings bill.
The friendliest apologists OF the pres
iC ,nt's part in the profigate waste OF
money wrung from the people by op,
pressive taxation have nothing better
to say for him than that II Is hardly
fair to expect man to say IL forbid!'
in his presidential year when he is a
candidate.
The foregoing words describing the
profigate waste of the peoples money
with executive approval are taken
without change from plank of the
platform on which Woodrow Wilson
was elected In 1912:
I'VE denounce the protiigate waste
Of money wrung from the people by
Oppressive taxation through the lavish
appropriations of recent Republican
congresses. which have kept taxes high
and reduced the purchasing power OF
the peoples toll We demand return
so that simplicity and economy which
BELTS a democratic government"
How much is now left OF the prin-
ciples declared and the promises reg
istered at Baltimore as inducements tc
citizens to vote for Wilson.
Possibly 1t Is because he and his
party have been such reckless. sucf
wholesale regulators Of the pledges OF
1912 that few people remember or care
to remember what pledges were made
in his behalf about forty days ago at
st Louis.-New York Sun.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-08-24
ADVISE FARMERS TO PUT ON
MORE POWER AND PLOW NOW

Put on more power, II necessary
and plow the ground now even If it
is dry. This is the advice OF 5. Z.
Salmon. associate professor. OF farm
crops in the Kansas State Agricultur-
al college, to wheat growers in Kan
sas who have not yet done their plow-
ing.
Because of the condition of the
ground farmers of the state have
done comparatively little plowing,
points out Professor Salmon. Even
some farmers who have tractors nave
refrained from blowing because oil
the belief that working dry ground
will injure it. While this may be the
case in certain soils, it probably does
not hold true in general
Ground prepared later than the
present time does not produce as
good yields as that worked early
When rains come the plowed fields
will readily absorb the water. the
heavy growth of weeds on many Kan
sas farms is sapping what little moist
ure the soil contains"