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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

State Corporation Commission NJ NV
leo. Certificate Of Comparison.
United States Of America. state II
II Is Hereby Certified. that the ann
is a full. true and complete transcript o
Certificate Of Stockhnidefs' Non Liahilt
RANGER DESDEMONA OIL COMPANY
sioekholders Liability tNo, 100000
the Inducements thereon. a. same apI
on file aae % record in the office u
State CORPORATION Commission
In Testimony whereof the State Cor
iiun Commission u The STATE Of New n
has caused this certificate 10 be- tisnc
10 Chairman aud the seal NJ said Con
sion. 90 be affixed ~ the city " SAINT
on this 22ud day ~ July A. y. 1919
lseAl HUGH II. WILLIAMS.
A. L. MORRISON.
CERTIFICATE OP STOCKHOLDERS
LIABILITY u RANGERDEsDEM
OIL COMPANY 80 s~iaclholdrr, Liabi
This is to certify that the undersi.
being all Of the original Incorporation u
Ranger Desdemona Oh Company. so s
holdrr, Liability. Tor and on behalf Of
selves and all other sturt holders who
hereafter become associated with NJ or
corporation. do hereby declare and a.
that there shall be- no Stockholders hal
On account NJ any stock issued by said
puratian.
IN Witness Whereof We tho said ;
puraiurs hay" h%erruutN Ert our hands
seals this 18Th dny uf Iutr 1919.
GEoRGE CURRY tsc,J
Il. ". PORTER tarnli
GEORGE T. uFAkE tscaD
CHAs. q WtirONG taeail
FIXED kANStNG tseaii
State ~ Nrw Mexico County ~ Rarnaiiil
On this tpth day Of July, 1919. befur
~prrsunHlls appeared n, n Porter en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
GEORGE CURRY t,s.
n. a. PORTER tsr.
GEORGE g. GEAEE se.
CHAS ~ WILFONu tse.
FNEp EANNfNg ...

State NJ New Mexico. County NJ Hernalll
On this 1911 day ~ July. 1919. hefor
personally appeared George Curry Gu
q MiitonE. frrd kAysiug Y ". T.
and George =. Geate 90 me- known I
the persons described in and who exc
the foregoing instrument and astnovls
that they cascatcd the same o.. their
act and 1eed.
VILLAGES my hand and seal the yenr
DAY hrtt above written
tscAli GEORGE &. TAYLOR
Notary ruhl
Ny commission expires ata.ge
ENDORSED
No pa0a
Cor Re- 4 Vol o. rasr h7I. Crrtlfiea
Incorporation ~ Ranger nesdemona
Company tNo ~~tockholderA' liahilty
Filed In OfNse Of STATE Corporation
mission ~ New Mexico. iuly -.
1855 a. a..
A. l.. MoRRisON
Clsl
Compared 80 90 EMA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

People should al least make q Il
nj believing everything they say.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
WORK OR GO TO JAIL?
Officials Eelicve Such Action May Be
Taken by Government.

Indianapolis. Dec. Possibility OF
arrest of miners who refused to return
to work today when all mines will be
opened by operators. in compliance
with the decision of the government
was indicated in discussion in federal
circles here last night.
Officials were of the opinion that
such refusal would be in violation of
the federal court injunction against in
reference with coal production. in
that such refusal would be construed
as encouragement of the strike. an
action specifically prohibited under
the provisions of the injunction.
No statement regarding what action,
II any. the federal agents intend to
take. however, was forthcoming to-
night.
There was no indications at United
Mine Workers headquarters here that
miners in the Indiana fields intend
returning to work.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
HONOR WAR HERO
Junction City Legion Post Named
After Sergeant Purcell.

Junction City, Dec. 1.-The big
American Legion unit at Camp Fun
ston, numbering 1000 members and
said to be the largest in the state, will
be known as Walter 3. Purcell Post
No 5, If a ruling of the post command
er is sustained by the judge advocate
of the army. The ruling is on ques-
ton of parliamentary procedure. The
post has been named in honor of Wal
ter B. Purcell. a sergeant of Company
F, F'ifty-sixth infantry. killed in action
in France. Prior to his death Ser
geant Purcell had been awarded the
distinguished service cross for extracr-
binary heroism in action near Preny,
France, November /, 1918. With his
half ~platoon, Sergeant Purcell at-
tackled an enemy machine gun nest,
killing several of the enemy and cap
turing six prisoners.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
ROYALTIES WERE CHEERED
King and Queen of Italy Opened Par
lament at Rome Today.

Rome, Dec. king Emmanuel
and Queen Helena were given an en-
thusiastic reception while proceeding
from the Quirinal to the. parliament
buildings today to participate in the
opening session of parliament. Bells
were rung, there were saluteS from
many guns and cheers from the
crowds. Houses along the streets were
decorated with flags.
The king in his speech from the
throne said that the confidence and
sympathy Of the nation were indis-
pensable to parliament, as was It's col
laboration in all movements for the
good of the people. Italy, he said.
after her great victory must direct all
her efforts to the work of peace.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Milady peeps coyly
through her Feather Fan
and knows she's adorable

As a Gift a Feather Fan would
be perfect because their luxurious
span of feathers are undeniably
beautiful and desirable. There are
black ones, white, blue and pink
ones-sofne of them are made Of
straight feathers and others have
curled tips. The largest one has a
span OF Is feathers. which are
black and they are mounted on
amber sticks. Prices range from
800 to, $500.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
HUNTER FREEZES TO DEATH
His Brother and Another Found Tn
conscious on Sandbar.

st. Charles. Mo-, Dec. lone man
was found frozen to death and two
others unconscious on md bar two
miles north of here In the Missouri
river today.
The dead man is John Osner of this
city, and the unconscious, Eugene Pal
lady, also of St. Charles, and Charles
Osner, of Harrisburg. Pa, a brother of
the dead man. The men had been
hunting Saturday and swan to the bar
when their boat capsized. A sixty
four mile gale RACED about the island
all Saturday night, it was reported,
bringing the temperature down to
nearly zero.
Charles Osner and Pallady are in
local hospital. They said they ran
about to keep warm. but were forced
to imm obility when the river rose and
flooded almost the entire island.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
A dress pattern of
rich Chiffon Velvet
would be an original Gift

Any woman would be pleased to
see shiny. soft folds of Chiffon Vel
vet fall from a Christmas box be-
cause she would know that soon
she would be the possessor of
smart gown. 1t may be obtained in
taupe, dark green and eggplant and
a dress pattern will measure from
81 to yards-priced $3.50 a yard.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Knitted Silk Cravats
are smart for him

Such good-looking new ones have
just come in too. Some of them
are of plain. rich dark colors and
others are neatly striped in dark
colors, and of course, they are of
many different widths. Prices
range from $3.50 to $500
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Handpainted China
done by japanese artists
is mighty attractive

The very newest is the Bluebird
pattern. The edes are touched up
with gold and bright little Blue
birds fit gaily across each piece.
There are Dresser Sets, Bon-Bon
Dishes. Nut Sets and many other
novelty pieces. Priced from 29c
To SE nn
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Books are always well
coined on Christmas morn

ing. Quantities OF
new B 90 k s have
b e e n received a n d
present their inviting
rows to Gift buyers.
T h e r e ar e S u C h
Books as THE Place
of Light" by VIM
ston Churchill. THE
Ridorc Of the PlIrDle
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Walking Dolls

Walking Dolls are an interesting
novelty and. altho it doesn't seem
possible, they are not perishable be-
cause there is no complicated ma
chinery about the Doll. Its work
ing principal is very simple-and
just imagine the squeaI of delight
on Christmas morning when lucky
little girls discover Santa's thought
fulness.
Amberg's Walking Doll which is
Fl inches long and dressed in dainty
gingham with pretty hat and sunny
painted face and hair and wears
tiny socks and shoes is priced So.9s
Other Walking Dolls are priced
up to $500, according to their size
and costuming and possession of
real or painted hair.
royinnd is Mt Peiiet:er's
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
NEWELL FUNERAL TODAY
Was Teacher in Topeka Schools for
Twenty-Five Years.

The funeral of Mrs. Phebe Jane
Newell, IS, who taught for 25 years
in Topeka schools. was TO be held at
o'clock today. from PenwelFs chapel.
She had lived in Kansas 80 years. She
came from a Virginia family. She is
survived by three children, Miss c. S,
Newell, of Topeka; j. P. Newell. of
Albuquerque. n. NJ, and John w.
Newell, of Topeka-
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
K: S. 4. C. TEAM THIRD
Texas y. and NJ. Men Win Students
Judging Contest at International.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-Texas A. and NJ.
won the students judging contest at
the International Livestock exposition.
which opened Saturday at the stock
yards with record breaking attendance
and eXhibits( it was announced today.
Texas A and NJ. scored 4,119. while
the University of Nebraska team had
4 103. Kansas State Agricultural coll
lege finished third with 4,059, two
points ahead of Iowa.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Little Doll Babies
have cunning Carriages
in T0YIand

There are all sizes and of course.
to be smart they would be OF wicker
in either gray or ivory. They are
made just like real Baby Carriages
and prices range from s5-95 to
S1275
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
DANCE DURING THEFT
Burglars Take S63, 3,OOO-Pay Watch
mon for "TroubIe.''

Omaha, Neb.. Dec. burglars blew
the safe of Hayden Brothers store
one of Omaha's biggest retail houses
at midnight Saturday after overpoW-
ering two watchmen who were bound
and gagged.
The robbers looted the vaults of $685.
600 in cash. securities and other valu-
ables, feasted on Dutch lunch" from
the grocery department, danced and
sang before their captives for three
hours. paid each watchman $50 for
his trouble" and escaped at daylight
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Baby will sleep cozily in a
pretty wicker BaSSinette-

and mother would be very happy
to receive it as n Gift because it
has wheels on It which makes it so
easy to move about the house.
They are white enamel and would
be SO attractive decorated up
bit with pretty ribbons and snowy
linens. Priced $3.50.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
WARREN PARR GETS STAR
Topeka Boy Regular on Navy Team
Next Year.

New York, Dec. Warren Parr,
Topeka boy, who was permitted to
play in the Army-Navy contest shortly
before the game ended Saturday,
promises to be regular timber for the
Navy eleven next year. He will be
awarded a naval end star as the re-
suit of his playing Saturday, altho he
IS only a first year man
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
ASK AMERICANS TO STAY
French Want Peace Treaty in Effec
Before Delegates Leave Paris.

Paris. Dec. French representa-
tives in the peace conference are urg-
ing American delegates to delay de-
parture for home until the protocol is
signed. putting into effect the peace
treaty with Germany, it was learned
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Boston Bags would make
a mighty practical Gift

and then you know they ARE being
DONE just now too. Soft, smooth
cowhide in either black or tan is
the material used and they may be
obtained in several different sizes.
Ideal for shopping or weekend
Bags and the kiddies find them
mighty handy for school books.
Prices range from s6.9S to s14.00.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
Milady, to be smart, must
wear Beads and really she

likes to wear them too
(but that is confiden-
tad. Crystal Beads al
ways charm with their
pretty colors and bright
sparkle-there are love-
ly greens, several shades
of purple ones and
heavenly blue ones at
prices a n & n g from
s2.63 to s3.6S.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
dolls!

"a whole city of them here in
Toyland. Mr.. and Mrs. Doll and
all the little Dollies-in all Kansas
we don't believe you'I find as
many, or as nice ones. Let's look
at some of them:
Little 10-inch Dolls dressed in
various colored ginghams. painted
hair and faces are priced. .7sc
A remarkable value is an un-
breakable Doll which opens and
shuts its eyes. 1t is about s inches
long and dressed in many different
colors and priced only. SIZE
One of the members of the Dolly
Dumping family is dressed in
white rompers with blue cap. 1t
Is a chubby little Doll and the head
is unbreakable-pric .$f.9S
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

age" by Zane Gray. and many.
1any others-and priced only 75ci
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01
For women

Sheer lawn Handkerchiefs with
embroidered designs-15c. csc.
Fine lawn and pure linen Hand
Eerchiefs with embroidered initials
and corner designs-35c, SOC, up
Madeira and French hand-em-
broidered Handkerchief of finest,
sheerest lines in daintiest of de-
signs-50c. 75c, $1.00 and up.
Box Handkerchiefs; three differ
ent designs in a box-s1 90. up.
Iandl<erchiefs--M
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

$f.2e Hand-paintcd Vases; s.inch
ones-Tuesday for. sec
$3.75 Decorated Candy Jars; the
11-pound size-for.. 83 90
$4.OO Decorated Candy Jars: the
1-pound size-for. $3. SO
$3.50 Cut Glass Almond Sets; a
bowl and six individual dishes
Tuesday for ...........SS SS. 90
$3.50 Cut Glass Water Sets; 2h-
qt. pitcher and six 9-oz. tumblers
Tuesday for ....-.$6.75
az Inch Almond Dishes of plain
glass-$1.50 a dozen ones
Hand-painted Salt and Pepper
Shakers-each Soc
Hand-paintcd Creamers. =. 81 40
Hand painted Syrup
Pitchers .$I.95
Hand-painted Plates. Sl.10
Hand d-painted Nut Bowls. 81 .08
4th F1oor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

Curtains of any kind. SIZE or style.
over draperies. portieres. valances.
special hangings-made to your
special order in any way you want
carrying out your own ideas
from any drapery material priced
$1.00 yard and UP.
Choose from great stocks of drap-
cry materials of all kinds-tIle
greater part of them at year-ago
prices.
By way of suggestion, here are:
Sunfast. Madras; the 36-inch at
$1.00. and the AZ and 48-inch at
$1.50 to $3.50
Filet. Marine. Lever Nets in great
est variety-at $1.00 to $500
Plain Reps-S1.50 and $1.75
Cretoanes-S1.00 and up.
Velours-s4.75 to S11.75
SiIks-S1.00 to s1.89
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-01

Plain white cambria Handker-
chiefs-15c to 25c.
White cambria Handkerchiefs
with colored borders-15c to soc.
Pure linen Handkerchiefs, plain
white and colored borders-35c, up
Mems Japanese silk and Crepe
de Chine Handkerchiefs with col
ored borders-65c to $3.50
F1oor-PeIIct.er's
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Mfg. by Omaha Maid Mncarom Co.

Kdyz ukadate sv6 penn do obchodu, ktery jest jz zaIozeny, nemu-
site cekat, az vase penfze dividendy VAN yyd6lai1 Ty zapotnou pro vas
pracovat tobo sameho dine, kdy Je investigate.
Jsme kaptaisovani ma S2O0OOOOO, dayame vsak do prodeic pouze
"a $500O0O0 akci pri pine hodnote $4,000 dice. Tyto akcie jsou privi-
legovane, pokud Sc tFGe akiv a dividend a zarucujf osm (S) procent
spatnych dvakrae kazdeho roku. Zaroven pine So podHejf ma veSkertm
zsku obytejnych akcH, TAX re vase dividendy nelson ma osm () procent
obnnezeny. Mimo to sdelujemp, he bvlo jz nyni "a S10OO000 t6chto akcii
prodano, tax Re jnh ku prodeji pouze IA $40O0000 zbyva.
Investment u spoecnosti, jz hoovi potravnove vyrobky, jest kon-
servatimi, ielkoz byo v tonic druhu obchodu vice pence nadeIano, neil
V iakemkoiv jinem, pokud nam jest znamo. Odhaduje Sc, lie 100000 in
vestovanych II "Bordens Condensed Milk, /" mali dnes hodnotu $90O0O00;
81 600 invcstovanych IL Postum-Cerea, Y mali hodnotu tl000O0OO;
$1,000 inyestovanych IL Cream of Wheat, = mali hodnotu %$120W000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
nedostatek
uhli We Francii

Paiiz, 30. liStopadu. - Pafiz bu
de miti tfto zimy .icn tfetim uhli
%prayidelnG potreby. Y hotelich a
v mnohlch rcstauracich Sc netopi.
SpoletnoSti pro osvetlovdni hrozi
zastayenim cimnosti. Podzemni
drdhy ~pfiprayuii obmezeni dopra-
Wy. Parizskt listy oznamnji, re
zadny 2 hotelH nema vice potravi-
novych zasob nez ma Is dni a IL
icnom malo kterl ma potfebne IL
hi. Statni skladist6 omezuji cen-
tralni osvGtlenI. Divadelni Spra-
Wy prohlasuii, ar budou nuceny "a
writ. Nedostatek paliva .ie citcl
ny Y cele Francii. Tovarny v ne
kterych prumyslovlch Stiediscich
byly nuceny obmeziti vyrobu ane-
BIO docela j zastaviti, Wee pilsobi
Wade s|tarosti Sc stanoviska politi-
cktho, pon6vadz radikalni strany
prirozcn6 obvini vlddu jake jedi
ntho vinnika uhcln6 kalamity. lii
sly poukazuii take ma 10, ze nedo-
Stack uhli omezi anebo zastayi
proud amcrickych turist6, jenz o.
bycejne rf.jnu navstevoval Fran
eli a Pafiz. Mimo to hlavni mesto
je pfeplneno do te miry, re ceny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Spojene Staty po-
hrozily Rumunsku

Washington, ID. C., l. prosince.
- Vdda Spoicnfch Stat1 odeyzda
prdvodni listing rmunskSm di-
plomaticklm zdstupcnm Y ttto 70.
mi, ieStliie bukuresfska NADIA ne
WHOM podminkam ultimate, kite.
re poslano bylo j pray6 mirovoll
konfcrenci. RumumSko musi pc.
skytnouti zaruky, ac podminkdm
pariaske rady bczodkladn6 vyhoyi
anebo budou $ MIN %pferuScny sly
KY vScml SpoJencl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Rusko ma velkou
zlatou reservu

Londln, 30. listopadu. - Ruska
zlata reserva je yetSi nez kdyko-
.liv jindy V historic a sovetska
.vlada DC pfipravena Akoupiti "a
l00,0o0,0O0 rubld We zlate potra-
vim, Stroid "A zivotnich nezbytno-
sti, die prohlaseni kollegd Maxi
ma Litvinova ku kodanskemu
correspondents GaSopisu Daily
Mail. Litvinov nalt2a Sc nyni V
Dansku, ably yyjednaval o vlmG-
ne valecnIch aa.iatcG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Denikin ma mnoho
s~chopnych velitel1

Kodan, 30. listopadu. Naslc-
dujici informace byly ziskany 0
organised Denikinovych armad
Velitelem .~iihornske armady .ie De-
nikin. ktcry .ie namestkem vrchni-
no velitele vSech protibolSevickych
armad admirala Kolcaka. Gene
ralu Denikinoyi .isou pridani jake
poradcove general Lukovski.j pro
veci vo.ienske a druhy general Ora
gomirov pro veci c%ivilni. Armada
Denikinova slozena je re trf sku-
pin. Prvni TAX zvane dobrovolni-
exc armada veil general Majevski.i
a armada ma hlavni stan Y Char
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

koyS. Druha armada j. armada
donSkd, veil il general Sidorin u
tuto armada donSti Koadci
Sidorin ma hlani stan V Micro.
Tfeii armada ie arm6dn kav.
kazska pod vclcnim %gcnerala
Wrangcla, kterou tyofi kozaci ku.
banSti u formace dobrovolniekf.
General Wrangel ma hlavni stan
y Carycinu. Ministerska rada DE
nikinova ie v Rostoy6 mad Donem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Spanelsko pferusilo
styky Sc sovetem

Madrid, 30. listopadu. 49, Spa.
nelsko pferusilo veskere styky SC
sov6tskou vlddou v Rusku, die o
zn6meni V p~oslanecke snemovnc
~ucineneho ministrem zahranicnicl
zdleiitosti, kterl %prohl6sil. 2e ku
kroku iomuto doSlo nasledken
toho, re spanelske yyslanectvi '
Petrohradi bylo dvakrate napa
demo a ze sprdvce vyslanectvi by
nucen opustiti RuSko. Socialist
cky poslanec Sayorit p%rotestova.
proii teto akci, kteron nazva.
"tyranskou".
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

pokojH stouply We ~srovnani 5 u
plynullm rokem 0 celou tretinu a
ze cena pokoic S lazni "a so fran
XII denne ic normalni a "a 10 fran
XII ne neobyykIa. Nlada zakazala
podavani mltka Y hotelich a re-
stauracich ocekava Sc, ze podob-
NJ zakaz Dude vydan v nekolika
dneclt o ve.icich. Ml6ko a vejee
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Nemecko dostane
Sc brzy do Svazu

LondSn, l. prosince. IDA Sc,
ae N6mccko dostane Sc do Svazr
ndrodu iestt pred Spoienymi sta
ty, Polo1iedne bylo picdpovedG-
no V sekretariatu Svazu, re Meme
exc nepochybnG brzy Dude pfipu-
steno do Svazu narodu n re navrh
toho smyslu ucinen Dude V zaha.jo-
vaci schulz Svazu narodu Y Pafi-
Ii V pristim tydnu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

pouiiie sy6ho yliw L doeileni
sprayedhveho a uspokoiivsho II,
.roynani S ohledem Ia zaimy in.
goslayie. Dosle dcpcse sdalily, u
podadmirGl Milo, yelitel okupac.
mich yojsk v Dalmacii, pracuie ri
kn v ruce S kopitanem ~ Annun.
ziem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Pro pals;iivou Ekzemu.
PfilOzte Zemo, cistou, antisepti.
ckOu tekutinu.-SnadnO Sc pfiIO.
zi.-Neznecist'uje.

Mastne masti a mazani by Sc meme.
ly pfikladati, chcete-li zachovati kdzi
6istou. Cd k~ter6hokoliv lekarnika "a
IS cent?, nebo extra velkou lahev "a
sl.00 kupte 81 lahev Zemo. Kdyz sc
pfilozi die navodu efektivne, odstrani
kozni nemoc zvanou Ekzima, rychle
zastavf svrbeni a vyhojf kozni nemoci
take bolesti, popaleni. Prosakuje. cisti
a konejsf. Zemo jest cista. spolehliva
nedraha tekutina. Zkuste il, jeliko2
myslime, re mic, co iste kdy zkusil, TAX
nedtinkuje a neuspokoji.
The r. W. Rose ca Cleveland, Q.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

konferenci novou notu ohlednG
vydani tech, kdoz obvin6ni byli
re zodpovednosti "a zlociny We
valce spachane, .jakoz i V zalezi-
tosti nahrady "a lode, potopen@
~nGmeckym muzstvem We Scapa
Flow, die sdeleni Gasopisu Presse
de Paris.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Pred rozresenim
otazky Adriatiku

Londyn, 30. listopadu. An
gle ujistila .J%ugoslavii, re otazka
Adriatiku Dude brzy predsevza-
Ia svrchovanou radon a ze Anglie
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Zdrave a bezpecne ulozenl penez lie nakzti u Omaha Maid Macaro-
nj Co. of Omaha, Nebraska. Zalozene pod zakony statu Nebraska

Obchod Omaha Maid Nacaroni Company jest zavedeny a my tecmo
penez upotebujeme ku wyseni naSi vyroby, tax abychom opatrll obchod,
kter1 nam pTichaM ' inych krajinach, a jez nebyo nam moznym Y MI
mlosti obStarat.
Akcie tyo jsou v Nebrasce sprost6ny dane a Wy snadne mdzete po-
strehnont, re nebudete mti Mdnlch vJloh pr vybirani vydelku 2 sveho
Investments jako by tomu bylo, kdybyse nell svt penize nlozeny V ma
jctku, kde byste muscli dane paht a nejspse pollseni drzeti
V6rime lie Sc tyo akcie znacnG V hodnote zvys, Jeno hotovlme potra-
yinovy vyrobek a 20 tonic zboM jest pc cae zemI velka pWptavka, pone-
yadz V kaMam obcbod6 groecrii Sc Macaroni vyrobky prodavaji.
Tyto akGe budou yelmi rychle rozebrany, jezto Jou to Jedne akcle
tGo spoleGnosi .jz rou prodavany pi pine hodnote ga $4,000 dice. d.
vhdendy ma tyo akcic ajste Sc zvJsi a pTrozene budou s. IA mnohem
vice, neil $4,000 dice. prodavati. Pakli by yam byo hbo penMe uoAt
II mas V tto dobe a chtdl dostat uzhek . 1spfchu spoeGnosti, ktera ma
veHkou budoucnost pred sebou, ucinte tax nynl. Neodkadeje-pouMj
lie yyhody, pokud muzete Laskave vypnte kupon a zaslete nam jj po-
Stou dncs a my YAM poskytneIse npne informace.
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Nemecko posle spo-
jencGGm novou notu

Pafiz, 80. listopadu. = Oceka-
va Sc, re N6mecko posle mIrovf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

mali blti zachovany pouze pro de-
III a nemocne.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-04-24
NINTH ANNIVERSARY.

On Sunday, April 20th, birth
day party was given at the home of
Ernest Kinkaid. 1922 Belleville St,
the occasion being the ninth ami
versary of his birth
Dancing and games were INDUCED
in and refreshments were served.
Those in attendance were: Masters
Everett and Hugh COgan, Bruce and
Edward North, William and Robt.
Portland, Geo. T. and JnO. b. Geiger,
Earl Gordon, JnO. and Oliver Suth-
erland Chas. Cieutat, Leland Cogan,
0. Verneuil, Floyd and Ernest Kin
kaid, Misses Lillian and Mildred La
husan, Elenora Rooney, FlOris
Wright, LeOna, Orelia and Elma
Gordon, Francis Labit, Ruth and
Mary McQuilling, Velma Webert
Bernice Carpenter, Irma and Aida
Klink, Rita Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Cogan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Cogan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fielder
mann, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. VI. COgan
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kinkaid, Mr.
II. w. Fleddermann. Mrs. W. Port
land, Miss Lillian Cogan