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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
HUNGAR|ANS MAY
JOIN RUSSIAN REDS
SITUATION so SERIOUS THAT 1T
is FEARED MAY EFFECT THE
WHOLE OF EUROPE.
Provisional President Resigns and
Reign of Terror Is lnaugurated RI
Throughout the Country by
Plundering BoIshevik. n

London.-The Budapest government
Is reported to be signing proclama-
ton acknowledging state of war
between, Hungary and the entente,
says dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company from Vienna. IT,
The dispatch adds that the Czecho-
Slovak government is preparing to. is
sue mobilization order.
Count Michael Karoyi, the Hungar-
Ian provisional president, and his cab
met, resigned the latter part of last
week after many vicissitudes, includ-
Ing reign of terror throughout the
country on the part of plundering
BOlshevik gangs.
The disorders necessitated the &C.
cupation of the greater part of Hun
gary. with the exception of Budapest
and the outlying districts by allied
troops, according to reports.
The resignation of Count Karolyi
followed his presentation to the cab
met of a note outlining the new bound
airy between Hungary and Rumania.
The Chronicles Copenhagen CORE
spondent says that, according to
Berlin message to the Politiken, the
Hungarian crisis is so serious that it
may affect the whole of Europe. The
new government would seem to be
in communication with the Russian
Bolsheviki, as it is said TO have admit
ted the Red army into Tarnapol, near
the Galcian frontier.
There already have been riots in
Budapest, where a mob attacked the
military guards, occupied the postof-
flee and destroyed various monuments
In the city.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
BEGIN SPEEDING UP
WORK ON COVENANT
A COMPLETE AGREEMENT ON
AMENDMENTS is EXPECTED
DURING THE WEEK.
President Wilson Declares That He is
Pleased With Progress Made and
Hopes for Early Completion of
Work of Committee.

PariS.-A complete agreement on
amendments to the covenant of the
league of nations will be reached dufg
ing the present week, was the predic-
ton made Saturday evening following
the conclusion of the meeting of the
league committee, with President Will
son presiding.
Substantial progress is known to
have been made and President Wilson,
when he departed from the gathering
appeared very much pleased over the
afternoons work.
A committee was appointed to deal
with the suggestions made by the Jap
anese delegates. These suggestions
We're referred to the committee at the
request of the British delegates.
President Wilson has let the var
fOus peace delegates know that he is
most anxious to sidetrack lesser mat
tiers now under consideration and de-
vote the week to the essentials which
will make possible complete treaty
uSA SClACAt uCAOlC LliC SiOSC VI luC
week. #.,-a t,.......
The peace conferees will be able to
devote their entire time to bringing
about agreements in the various COM
mitteeS as soon as the amendments to
the league covenant are agreed upon.
The japanese have eliminated the
word Equality" from their proposed
amendment to the covenant of the
league, it was reported, and now de-
mand only justice alike for the ma
tionals of the members of the league.
Their original amendment asked for
"justice and equality"
The elimination, the report had it,
was decided upon at private confer
ence Of the Japanese delegates.
This modification would make the
clause virtually unObjectionable to
America, it was said, because the con-
stitution of the United States says the
same thing the Nipponese now propose.
The British dominions, it is understood,
find even the modified clause objec-
tionable, especially Australia, and it
appears the whole matter is one for
British solution. The japanese con-
tinue to insist that something similar
to what they suggest is essential to
quiet the anxiety of Japan.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
STERLING

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tiechert
have returned from visit with rela.
tives at American Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Mont Rich en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Grover of Blackfoot and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Cooper.
Chase and Lafayette Rich of Rich
We're visiting friends and relatives
here Sunday. II
Bishop R. A. Ward returned Sat-
urday from Malad, Idaho, where he
attended the funeral of his brother.
E. N. Wells returned the first of
the week from trip to Blackfoot.
G. William Parsons died at his
home near the canal Tuesday, March
rs at IL o'clock from an attack of
influenza. Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
had just returned from Ogden where
they went to bury Mr.. Parsons
mother. Mr.. Parsons contracted the
disease there and came home. 1t
was not generally known there was
case in the vicinity, when the COM
munity was shocked by the sad news
OF his death Funeral arrangements
have not been made s&s'5 ny
| Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Grover and
J. baby Elma are spending the week
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cooper.
| The Misses Zilpha Bowling and
IVA Miller were shopping in Aber-
+, deem Saturday. ",-...
George L. Andrews made bust
ness trip to Springfield Tuesday.
William McDaniels of Lava, Idaho
arrived here Saturday looking for
farm to lease or buy. Mr.. McDaniels
formerly owned the Sam Cooper
ranch and has lived elsewhere
number of years, but finds no place
he likes as we'll as old Tilden. While
here he was the guest of Bodie. Wat
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Marriott and
children were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Mont Rich Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Wells left the
first of the week for St. Anthony,
where they will make their future
home. Our loss will be St. Anthony's
gain. !
Mrs. Lyman Tanner is visiting her
mother Mrs. Ollie Conner indefin-
ltely
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Marriott left
Wednesday for the Hugh Wells farm
at Springfield, which they have
leased for the year.
The stockmen in this vicinity are
driving their cattle to the desert to
the spring range. Everett Colborn
took his out Sunday. Dick Watson
took his out Monday, while H. Ham
ilton and Leach & Bergman expect
to take theirs soon.
Everett Parsons had the misfor-
tune to lose his horse and saddle,
while attending the dance at Spring
field Friday night.
Miss Blanche Claypool was on the
sick list the last of the week.
Mrs. Frank Parr is suffering with
,Gsyere cold.
Red Cross ladies are conduct
an old clothes drive this week
Tor the French and Belgium relief
The school children are assisting in
the collecting.
Mrs. Herman Tiechert went to
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
WESTERN MEN RETURN HOME
Utah, Nevada and Colorado Soldiers
Reach New York.

New York.-Fourteen thousand and
sixty troops of the American expedi-
tionary force, more than 34O0 Of these
cOnvalescing from wounds and sick
ness, arrived here March "a from
France on the cruisers North Caro-
lima and Montana and the steamships
Matsonia, Antigone and Manchuria.
For the most part the homecoming
soldiers were of former national guard
units Of Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Ari-
IONA, New Mexico, California, Penn
sylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
Hun Leader Still Ravina.

Copenhagen,-Germany cannot and
win not sign peace which involves
the annexation Of Danzig by Poland,
President Ebert declared in a speech
Sunday, dispatch from Berlin says.
The German president added that Ger
many could not give up West Prussia
or part of Upper Silesia.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
Of Jews Slain.

New York. 1.-The BOlshevik invasion
of the Ukraine has resulted in pOgroms
In b.ch thousands of Jews were mas.
sacr-d, five thousand being killed or
wou~Ae, " ''roskurov, according to
.eab. ~r-ases from Copenhagen.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
Huns Release BoIshevik AGENT.

Copenhagen.-Karl Radek, the lead
ing Russian Bolshevik agent in Ger
many, who was arrested on February
ID in connection with the Spartacan
uprising, has been released by the
German government, according to q
Berlin dispatch.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
Three Smothered in Grain

Saskatoon, Sask.-Three men were
smothered under several tons of grain
when Canadian National railway
train crashed into an elevator, which
burst and engulfed the engine, bag
gade and express car.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
rwo .Iailed as Bomb Suspects.

Oakland. men were arrested
Saturday in connection with the in.
vesti cation into the murder of Mrs.
George D. Greenwood Tuesday night by
bomb explosion in the yard OF her
residence
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01
Radicals Attack Secret Service.

New York.-A suggestion that men,
berss of the National Security league
and the United States "sneakret' ser
vice agents be ducked in the East river
was cheered by nearly 5000 radicals.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-01

however, still having to run the gaunt-
let of the governors office, as does the
bill abolishing the deputy game war
dens and that recognizing the state
highway commission.
The manufacture and sale of near
beer is prohibited in Nevada under a
decision handed down last week by
the state supreme court. The decision
was made in an injunction suit
brought by the state against the Reno
Brewing company to test the clause
in the prohibition act.
The POcatello Athletic club has tele-
graphed "Tex' Richard an offer of
100000 cash for the Willard-Dempsey
heavyweight fight The message said
the Idaho boxing laws had been re-
vised so that the fight might be held.
Threshing operations are likely to
lap over on the spring blowing in the
Dillon, Mont, section, as during the
past few days several ranchers and
farmers have been finishing up this
work. Bad weather during the fall is
the reason for the unusual delay.
A total Of 645 bills, exclusive of me-
MORALS and resolutions, were intro
duced in the Montana legislature, just
in the house and 205 in
the senate. Between $50 and 275 meas
ures reached the governor, over half
Of them in the last three days Of the
aessiop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24
Francouzsky napsal Andreas' Matthe
coooooo0o0oooo00oo0ooeoooo
Ale osud mel tentokrate

Ale osud mel tentokrate s
nj slitovani -.
Matka shledaIa sc Pedrem
a Juanitou, tiskla no k srdci a
.celovala je S vaSnivou vrouc-
nosti !; byla st'astna, re neni
ma svete zcela sama a opuste-
ma.
Prvni okamzik rychle minul
a oci nest astne matky naplnl-
ly Sc slzani, kdyz poznala z
vyrazu tvafe sve dcerusky, hi
Dime Juanity, re nevratlla Sc
j jasna mysl.,
Hladic krasny vlas mladic-
Ike trpitelky, tazala Sc:
"Jak Sc ii dari, Juanito, an
dilku ubohy?"
Divenka zavrt6la hIavou a
odvetila tise: -s~S
"Juanita jest mrtva - Jua
nita jest mrtva - jest u tatln-
ka".
Ouch byl pomaten ale ma
telo pusobila costa cistym vol
nym vzduchem pouSte tax bla
hodarne, ze mala obet' vyva-
fla St astne z nebezpecl zivo.
ta.
"Co Sc stalo S Lopezem?'
dovolila 81 Frasguita otazku.
"Zije! Nalezi mne !" odveti
la Dolores temnym hlasem.
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PRODA Sc dun hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny Sc vSim moder-
MIN zarizenim. UIice dlazde-
ma. Lot je 40 pri 120 slrevi-
cich, kanal, elektrika, voda,
garage, leyna cena. Haste Sc
V elsie 5319 Bragg Rd. u p. J.
Reicherta. 1924
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Dolores odpoGivala Sc svymi
nekolik dni Y opustenem cor
ralu".
Neschazelo Jim tam niceho
k zivobyti.
Opust6na stada bloudila We
dne po pastvinach, ale vracela
Sc die stareho zvyku noel do
corralu, zvirata citila, re jsou
" ohrade bezpecna chrane-
ma pred divou zveri.
Nell tedy mleko a maso k
denni potrebe, a spokojili Sc
tim, v6douce, re nesmi Sc ma
pampe ciniti velkych naroku.
V rovinach, kde neni stinu
a kde rosie jedine "ambu",
strom, jenz lie nal6zti vzdy
jen oiedinele We vzdalenosti ne
kolika kilometru, panuje tako.
We vedro, re stati ma noe Sc
be skrovnejSi pristreSi.
Mimo to byl zde iako nf
kazdem corralu velky Zavfeny
vuz, kterem uz jsme Sc uni
Mill.
We voze muze bydleti eel;
rodina.
Dolores ubytovala Sc tam
lJuanitou, nebot' nemocna po
i trebovala dosud klidu, &C il
max o6ividne silila telesne 81
zotavovala.
Mlada pani potrebovala ro'
nez klidu k rozvabvanf a pr
mitani; V prvnich---bourfivycl
; dnech nepfisla l1staaME aby $
: zosnovala pevny zivotni plan.
: Dosp6la teprve k jedinem
pevnemu predsevzeti, re toti
opusti La Piatu, mllovano
/ vlast' kde prozila jedine dn
: Stesti, ktere il doprany byly.
Soudila skorem urcitost
: re i Lopez neprodli We vlas
) dlouho, ba myslila, re uz ode
stoval snad ma nektere lodi; |
prostfed ohromne feky La Pl
a ty kotvi vzdy nekolik lodi z
Y vsech castl zeme.
a Ale kterak Sc dosta.i PR
hranice?
a Bylo to mozne ma troll Up
u sob.
az Mohla vstoupiti ma LODI, c.
III bylo take nejiednodussi, ne
kratsi a nejpohodlnejsi.
o Ale ia tim tICelem musill
Sc vratit do Buenos Ayres, a
IS DO vyhledati mesta pristavc
E. ma Riu.
ei Tu nemohla by vSak zataj
svoje jmeno.
~ Pristavy byly bedlive sire
es ny; musila by Sc prokazati
u, stinami a tn by Sc pax snad
,u mohli dopatrati, kan Sc obr
la.
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PRODA Sc krasny, sedmi-
pokojovy cihlovy bungalow v
Corlett, hodici Sc pro dive ro-
diny, u skoly a kary. Vytape-
nj horkou vodou, diva toilety,
koupelna, skopky ma pradlo,
lot je 40 pri lat strevicich,
ban ma slepice. Cena $4,000.
Majetek o l akru S domem o
z pokojich, skoro novy, sklep,
u Bedford kary, ban, slepicni-
ky, krava teletem, 60 slepic,
asi 2 tuny sena. Cena $500.
Nam fanny cd jednoho do
204 akrd Sc vsim zafizenim ma
splatky, neb Sc vymeni "a NEST
ske majetky. Blizsi vysvetli
1stne anebo dopiste ma F. j.
Picrlan, 1904 Miles Ave. v
Corlett. Tel. Union $50 r. ??
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PRONAJME Sc farma o 95

TNJI'<NO IVAL OEA IaI IIItt . %
akrech, pod pluhem je so a
kru, 10 akru je jiz Zaseto. Pro
da sc zaroven vsechno hospO-
darsk6 nafadi plodinove "a
soby. .Hlasce Sc Box 7, Royalton
Rd., Brecksville, 0. 1924
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PRODA Sc pekne zarizena

PRODA Sc pekne zarizena
slepic1 farmicka ma Broad
view Rd. V Brooklyne, blize
kary. Je tam moderni dunn o 8
pokojich, garage, slepicn1k,
pozemek m6ri $50 pfi 27O
strevfcich. Pekny ovocny sad
a vSe decline zarizeno. Je to
idealni n1isto pro soukromni-
ka. Cena $3.50. Lehke splatky
BlizSi Sc sdeli V elsie 1407
Mentor Ave. 1923
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro
menSi rodinu VSim zariZenim
Haste Sc V elsie 3672 e. 131
nj. 1924
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$50 MLUVICI stroj 12ti
rekordy, urlns novy koupite
"a $65. Mozno jej videti tez
veccr. Haste Sc elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. 1927
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UPRIGHT PIANO,

move "a $4,000 Sc proda "a
hotov6. Mono 81 no prohled-
nouti tez vecer. Haste Sc V ci-
sic 1854 Fulton Rd. 1929
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- odesel Negro malym Pc
drem jedinou stranou Bue-
nos Ayres, kdezto Frasguita
odnesla Juanitu zcela opac-
nym smerem.
Dolores nechtela, ably sli
vsichni ctyfi pospolu - aby 81
iich nikdo nepovsiml.
V prvnich neklidnych bouf-
livych dnech po porazce Rosa
sove prosli nepozorovani krvi
zbrocenymi ulicemi poboura-
neho mesta dostali Sc do
"pampy', nekonecne pouste,
ktera obklopuje mesto tahne
Sc ma sta a sta kilometru az k
uzemi Chako, velikemu to kra
ii darovanemu neodvislym In
dianum. kan Sc tehdy neodva
I'll tax snadno zadny Evropan.
Negro i komorna odebrali sc
do "corralu", nalezejicimu Mi
guelovi.
Corral jest veliky prostor, o.
behnany plotem z lati a dratu,
kan vhaneji pasaci (gaucho-
ve) ma noe stado dobytka, jez
hlidaji konmo a kterez jsou
jmenim Argentincu.
Tam bydhva vzdy gaucho
bud We stanu anebo krytem
voze. S vozem takovym stehu-
il Sc po pampe, jak vyzaduje
toho potreba.
Nez nell V La Plate zeleZ-
nice, cestovali tam takovych
vozech. zvlaste ii, kdo nemeli
ma speech chteli Sc vyhnouti
namahav6 jizde ma koni.
Corral byl jedine, co podr-
Eel 81 Miguel, kdyz spenezil
cely svuj majetek a byl VIDA
len od Buenos Ayres asi sto XII
lometru ma sever smerem k
Brasilji. Negro vedel velmi do
bre, kde jest corral; nosival
tam caste gauchum roZkazy
sveho pana.
Frasguita m6la Sc S MIN sell
ii "a mestem ma drive mrcenem
miste.
Ma Dolores nemeli vsak Ce
kati ami Negro ami Frasguita.
| ona znala cestu Ike corralu
Negro nemel starosti, jak dc
pravi tam deti; byl jist, re ma
jde "a mestem nejaky tezky u
zavreny vuz, o nemz jsme mlu
viii; takovych vozu stale nyn
" puste plno, Zanechali je tan
gauchov6, kteri Sc pridali k p,
vstalcum.
Argentinec dovede 81 pan
pc snadno Zaopatriti kont
iichz prohani Sc tam ma tisic
divoce.
S pornoci lassa naehyta
jich, co chce!
Negro umel haZeti lasso
dovednosti Argentince a rt
zem zastavil V behu kone nc
bo byka.
Dolores zdrzela sc V NEST
hledanim Lopeze opustil
Buenos Ayres teprve "a "a he
hin po odchodu svych deti.
Vzdalila Sc sama jeliko
byla znamenita jeZdkyne jak
kazda tamni zena, byla jist;
re bude prvni ma misIe.
Mela rychleho kone 2
pet hodin nepreruSene jiZd
byla corralu, ktery zasta
dplns prazdny!
Byla ma to pripravena, /
Cckala to; vedelat', re prid
Ii Sc jeji gauchove ku sbol
povstalcu, ktery vedl Migu
ku branam Buenos Ayres.
Ia diva dny teprve plisli Neg
Frasguita Juanitou.
Hned u rama vid6la Dolor
VIZ, ktery blizil Sc corralu r
koneCnou pampou, podobaJ
sc mori.
Letela jim vstric, nebot'
la nepokojna chvela Sc i pi
nepfirozenou silu a odval
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PRIJME Sc divka do OBJ
chodu S hudebnimi nastroji.
Musi byJi pres 1S roku stara
a mocna ceske neb slovenske
a anglick6 reel. Haste Sc V c.
4914 Broadway. 1924
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PRODAM novy dunn pro je-
dna v6tSi rodinu, vSe moderne
zarizeno. Haste Sc V elsie
1923 Z. 1873 ul. z Union Ave.
1927
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PRODAS Sc

SAMOHRACf PIANO, url-
ne move, 35 roiy, veirni lev
ne ma prodej. UsetTite $3.50.
Mozno jej tez videti vecer.
Haste Sc v cisIe 1854 Fulton
Rd. 1927
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Veuly OuIOlllIlOu pOuoli, huoy
bloudivali caste volnf Indiani,
kterych bylo tehda jeste mno-
ho v republice Argentinske.
Jedna costa vedla do Chilli.
Vzdala sc il z mnoha pricin
Ia prve byli by musili pre-
stoupiti vrcholy Cordiler, KITE
re tvori skorem nepfistupnou|
hraz mezi Chill a La Platou.
Ia druhe bylo Chill veImi
daleko Cd Evropy, kan Sc Lo-
pez jiste uchyli kde Sc snad
iednoho dine i trvale usadi.
Dolores Sc tedy rozhodla, re
lpIjde do Brasilie, kamz Sc nej
snaze dostane. V Riu Janeiro
snadno Sc ukryje; We velkem
meste, zivem lidnatem nikdo
| 81 il nevSimne, a take dostane
Sc il tam splse zadanych
zpray. at uz z Ameriky nebo
z Evropy.
Z Ria Janeira mohla Sc ta-
Ike pohodlne dorozumeti e.
vropskym bankovnim domem,
kan ostrazity Miguel ulozil
veskere svoje jmeni; mlada pa
nj tusila. re bude brzy potfe-
bovat penez, nebot' nemohla z
Buenos Ayres s sebou dosti
witt.
| Kdyz Sc konecne rozhodla,
nechtela zustat dele ma CORA
| lu.
Pateho dine po pfichodu do
corralu vsedla Frasguita Pc
drem do tezkeho vozu. Negro
zaprahl ctyri slime kone Wy
dali Sc ma dlouhou obtiznou ce
stu k novemu bydliSti.
Dolores vstala n6kolik no
din drive, nez vzbudili Sc deti,
Negro i Frasguita.
Lehke cervanky, pfedchudci
slunce, jedine ozarovaly ohro-
mnou pampu, kde Waldo hro-
bove ticho.
Kdo nezna pouSt' nedovede
Isl predstaviti jak mohutn6 pu-
sobi ma cloveka pohled ma ne
konecnou travnatou rovinu.
Ami pfi pohledu ma velebne
more necinime 81 tax jasne
: predstavy q nedezirne neko-
necnosti.
Kdo rozhledne sc jednou po
pouSti, nezapomene nikdy, jak
/ uchvatny DOZEN nan ucinilo We
lebne jeji ticho a nedozirna
rozsahlost.
+, Dolores stala ga ticheho ra
7 ma jako vzneSena Socha bolu
: ma pouSti V dlouhem Gernem Sa
: tn a louCila Sc S drahou vlasti,
: Po lydny a mesice bude
snad jeSte V rodn6 zemi, toto
a misto vSak, S nimz Sc loucila
zrelo nj naposled zboznova
: neho chote.
Prozili zde spolu nekolik bla
a zenych dnu.
Zde rozhlizeli Sc take spolu
S 20 tiche pampe -.
y Az odejde z corralu, rozlou
/ ci Sc ma dobro S minulosti.
e Bylo to move, teskne louce
hi, mucici bolest =.
v Zarosenym OXEN rozhlizel;
e Sc po pamp6, jakoby 81 chte
n la vStipiJi obraZ ten ma vek,
81 do mysli a pax obratla Sc sm
rem k BuenoS Ayres; m6sta N
IL bylo sice Vid6ti, stale vSak jas
z ne pred duSevnim Zrakem je
u jim az k nejmenSimu domeG
~ ku.
V male chvili mihl Sc du$
i, jeji cely minuly zivot jeji d.
I'll Vid6la Sc jako dite, jako i
ce tia deva; prozila prvni sve sc
u tkani Miguelem sve zasnol
la beni, sVatbu nekonecno
re blazenost =.
PAX videla zkrvacenou mr.
es volu ma bilych mramorovyc
schodech, sEysela desny smic
"a Silene dceruSky - zobrazil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24

PRODA Sc 500 sudu zaru-
Gene pSeniGne "Maple Leaf"
snouky po $1,000 sud. Name
tez zasobu pskne cerstve zitne
mouky "a $500 pal sudu. Ru-
cine "a nj, re je spolehliva.
Pcspss&e 81, dckud zasoba sta
ci. PiSte ma L. ReFicha,, r. 5,
Chardcn, o. 1927
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn Ma Midland Ave. u w.
lit ul. blize kary, ma s svet-
mic, nahore til a dole pet, je
cam elektrika, plyn, sklep a
naleza Sc ma dvou lotech, kaz
dy velikosti 35 str. pri 1870 str.
Da Sc "a $4,000, hotove $500
a ostatni die ujednani. Blizsi
sdeli Jan Smik, 4611 Clark A
We. S. w. Tel. Guy. Lorain
1889 r. 1929
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24
PRONAJME Sc.

PRONAJME Sc pekny do
mex ma Z. so ul. Dolton A
We. Haste sc V elsie 3454 E.
so st. 1927
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24

HOSPODYNkY Poor!
Mann tisic buSlI peknych BRAN
bor1 vyprodam je po $1.90
busl S dovazkou. Poslete po-
Stovni listek ma adressu l.. Re-
richa, r. S, Chardon, 0.
1927
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-19

vive the new county proposition.
In answer to this charge / want
to assure the good people Of Ran
kin county that the project for
the formation of new county is
a dead issue, and has been
since it was defeated in the legis-
lature, and l want tossay further
THAT l AM UNALTERABLY Y
OPPOSED TO REVIVING THE
ISSUE, but in case it should be
revived, l PROMISE THAT |
SHALL. OPPOSE IT IN THE
SENATE AND ELSEWHERE
WITH ALL THE POWER THAT
I POSSESS.
Friends, there is absolutely
nothing to this charge on me, and
if in your wisdom you see proper
to elect me Senator, ! shall serve
you to the very best Of my ability,
and be guided alone by the best
interests of the whole people of
my counties.
Very truly,
A. II. Martin.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-19
Texas. to visit Mr.. Ben Tanner

Texas, to visit Mr., Ben Tanner
and family.
There seems to be some attrac.
ton up this way for Sylvester
Thompson. Wonder what it is
Candidates are beginning to
come around to see the voters
these days.
Mrs. Duncan Robbins left Mon.
day for Jackson for treatment
Her friends wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. j. w. Sanderson, of Bran
don, spent few days with rela.
tives here last week.
Eva Belle Robbins, of Pela-
hatchie, spent the weekend in
the home of Mr.. Duncan Robbins.
There will be picnic at this
place 10th of July. All the coun-
ty and district officers are invited
to be present. All that are in.
terested in the welfare of their
county and district are invited to
be present and bring we'll filled
basket.