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The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
1T HAPPENED
ON THE HILL

Demand that the Senate hold
night sessions to speed UP action on
the peace treaty was made by Sena-
tor Hale, Of Maine, Republican. yes
terday.
The country wants action and
wants u now" he declared. Il
think that everybody in the Senate
and in the country is sick and tired
OF the whole debate All of us
know exactly how we are going to
vote. II we really want to dispose
of this treaty the way to do 1t Is to
hold night sessions and force the
matter 10 a conclusion"
Embargo on imports Of raw wool
until government stores have been
disposed of is called for in a joint
resolution offered yesterday by SEN
ator King. He also plans introduc-
tion Of an amendment to the tariff
laws which would reduce by rs per
cent duties on imports Of manufa1-
tured wool
The House yesterday passed. q reSo-
luton ordering the Department OF
Agriculture TO make a new survey o1
cotton crop conditions Southerr
members claimed the estimate Of tht
| total crop made last month by the
department was far in excess OF tn.
actual production and has caused
prices to drop lower than the cror
this year would normally cause. Tht
new report Is to Be made by Sovem-
Der :
A concurrent resolution providing
for . Congressional committee &c
make a survey OF government depart
ments. bureaus and offices engaged iu
public health work was introduced
yesterday by Senator France, Mary.
land. The data would be used in re.
Organising permanent Publi<
Health Service combining the acuvi.
ties OF all departments
Former Secretary OF War Henry 1.
Sttmson appearing yesterday before
the Senate Military Affairs COMMITTEE
spoke emphaticaIly in favor OF com,
pulsory military training
Samuel r AnseIl, formerly acting
Judge Advocate General. yesterday
told the House War Department Ell.
penditures Committee that on No
vember II. 1918. he recommended q
court martial against Col. f. A.
Deeds for Encouragement of air
craft work. but that Secretary OF
War Baker then ordered a new in
vestigation-
My recommendation was on the
basis OF the report of Charles f
Hughes Ansen said. but the Sec
retary OF War suggested more wit
nesses should be heard in Deeds
behalf. Instead Of a court-martial
his case was then taken before q
board Of review of the Judge Advo-
cate Generals office. and all the wit
neSses summoned were men whom
the Hughes report implicated with
Deeds. Under instructions to mate
a report OF the evidence thus sub
mttted I had no other ecurss but to
recommend on December 2s. 1918
that no proceedings be brought
against Deeds
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
MAKES PREPARATIONS
! FOR TRINITY DRIVE

Business men. women and repre-
'sentattves Of half a dozen different
kssnnntnations. composing the lead
committees OF the Trinity Com
mnity House drive for $4,000.
Gesrd Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Roosevelt speak At a luncheon
Md yesterday Afternoon in the
willard Hotel in honor Of the open
irg of preliminary work for the
Trinity drive
Mr.. Roosevelt spoke briefly OF the
work OF the Trinity Community
Hoas- IN the past and stated that
9ts sucoess portended another in the
drive to be launched October - for
funds to make the organization
permanent in Washington
Others who spoke al the meeting
were Mrs James Carol Frazer,
chairman oS the wonen's commit =
TEE. Rabbi Simon q member of the
executive committee: John Boobar.
president of the KrvaniS Club;
William Knowles Coopes. etary
Of the Y. NJ c. A. and Julius Pey-
scr
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
OLD D. C. GUARD
WILL ORGANIZE
Effort VIII Be Made to Per.
petuate Name Of Fa-
nous Third.

An association win be formed Of
all members Of the old Third d. c.
Infantry. Nationsi Guard. at a meet
ing to be held Saturday night at 9
O'Clock. in the National Guard Ar
mory. II is hoped In this way the
name of the veteran regiment viii
be perpetuated. A history of the
organization will be written and pub
lished In book form.
Officers Of the Third assembled last
Saturday in the armory. for the FIRST
time in two years. On October II
the old organization was discontin-
ued and its personnel distributed
among the units of the Forty-first
Division. al Camp Greene. N. c.
Fully IS per cent Of the Thirds OFF,
GERS were present at the gathering.
Organization Of an former Third
men into a post Of the American Le-
meeting.
With the strength Of the regiment
concentrated in one post It win be an
easy matter to reach all members OF
the regiment at any time II Is pro-
posed 10 hold q reunion. or for any
other purpose
In order to accommodate the large
number expected to attend the meet
ing Brig. Gen. Simms. commandibg g
the National Guard of the District Of
Columbia, has kindly offered the use
Of the large armory Gymnasium for
the meeting.
Anyone who has ever been connect
81 with the regiment Is invited 10
the meeting
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
IOWA..

Davenport - Edward Gerke. So
perintendent OF Newcomb Loom
Works. accidentally killed while on
hunting trip.
Atlantic. E Thode, editor of
Stuart Herald. gives mp newspaper
work after spending haK-century
in it.
-wapcllo County Medi-
cal Society advances doctors rates
by so per cent
Sioux City.-Bishop ?. J. Garri-
gan. head OF Catholic diocese OF
this city is critically i'll.
Audubon.-John DAILY, local boy.
killed in pistol duel in Texas.
Wapello.-A. B. Dawson, "a,
president Citizens Bank and prom
inent Mason, dies from injuries re-
ccived in auto accident
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
NEBRASKA.

Omaha-Gen George 7 Hines.
one of first Americans to enter Ber-
lin after war. will visit this city
October 25.
Fremont. H A Thomas re-
tires from hardware business and
will go to California for his health.
Liucoln--Rslph Wilson. local at
torney. heads committee ramed by
governor to investigate Omaha race
riots.
TecUmseh.LCls snde Mex civic epv-
ernor's brother. gets sick in air
ship and is landed to take train for
his destination.
Norfoik.-Rusiness men win erect
hotel to cost $4,000.
Clay Centsr.-Six lads fined In
court for hazing and almost killing
Raymond Harvood. president oi
high school class
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Rescue Mission Worker
Conducting Services Here

Miss Sara wray. the celebrated
rescue mission worker. OF London
ard New York. Will speak at the
services this week at the Gospel
Mission, 21f John Marshall place
saturday and Sunday nights. Rev.
John -. HaeIimond. superintendent
VT the famous Bowery Mission. New
FORK. will be the speaker.
Rev. W. A Shanks and wife,
sinEinS evangelistS OF Cincinnati.
ohio. arc also participating in these
Srvice-s
rSuperintendent H W. Kline re-
ports that this has been the most
successful year in the history of
tho mission. two large properties
rave been acquired. 3cS and $50 C
street, which will enable the mis-
sion to do one of the greatest chill
dren's Christian community serv-
jCe in America
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
BACK HOME NEWS
Like Letter from the Folks-Watch for
Your State News in The Herald.
NEW YORK.

AIbany.-Five thousand Italians pay
tribute to America In big demonstra
ton.
Schenectady. - Abraham Aswad
furniture dealer. arrested for theft
of rugs from another store.
Neutrality-suspicious. Y. A. Ray
goes to Washington to appear before
Congressional committee considering
higher pay.
Troy.-D. r. Korker fined $50 for
writing threatening letters to a mar
ried woman.
Utica--Masonic Home win be visit
ed by Masons from nearby cities Oc-
tober q.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
MISSOURI.

Kansas City.-PoIice admit failure
to find vice or gambling here after
investigs tion.
Sedalia-Mrs. Mary Z. Farley. wife
of A. J. Farley. is dead.
st. Louis--Joseph w Folk resigns
as counsel OF chamber Of conmerce
and viii practice law In washinston
jefferson City.-Mrs. J. W. Nc
Knight Is head Of Missouri Democrat
ic Women's Auxiliary.
Springfield. Practically an de4e-
gates chosen from Missouri Presby-
terrain churches for meeting Of synod
in St Louis.
Joplin - Thtrty-five soldiers pass
through here on their way to Siberia
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
INDIANA.

Fort Wayne. Miss Anna May Her
rod resigns as teacher to do mis-
sionary work in India
Lafayette--Hundred Of farmers In
annual conference to discuss farm
problems
Colfax.-Mrs- w. C. Hubbard and
her daughter. Ruth. killed when auto
hits their automobile
Gery.-B1ilding Trades Council Of
Indiana fndorses strikes. but con-
dennis 7. W. W. element.
Bioomington.-lalva Banks. who
murdered his father, escapes from,
Monroe County Jail
Columbus.-Mrs- Alice Hanilton, 50,
goes to Jail rather than testify at
trial of civil case
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Masonic Clubs to Visit
Famous Virginia Lodge

About 500 members OF three Masonic
clubs. the Lamb ekfn cub. tie Raj
road Square Cub and the South Gsfs
Cub will met st ssss y. IA Saturday
for their trip 20 the Aiexsndria-w wash
ington Lodge The members Of tbs
Lamb S<fn Cub win meet IN frout os
the poston3ee st Twelfth and PennsJi.
vsnia avenue: the Railroad sous<.
Club at Thirteenth and Pennsyivznts
venue and the South Gate Cub b.
front Of the Southern Raisrosd BuBs-
ing.
The members vfn leave over t1be Nj
Vernon line at Twelfth and Peunsyf.
vania sxenus-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
VIRGINIA.

Norfolk-Occupants Of seapaane
rescued after II is wrecked by col
hding with pilings In York River.
Richmond.-J. r. Newell. 50. we'll
known lumberman. dies.
PetersburE.-Three iitney drivers
arrested for robbery in Prince
Georges County.
l.ynchburg.-Dr. W. Harmon Evans
named first lieutenant IN National
Guard Medical Corps
CharfottesviIle--W Y. Duke named
deputy clerk of United States Court
BRISTOL. G. TIney buys Georgia
and Piedmont Railroad as an in
vestment.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Prince Georges Champagne
Latest Drink With a Kick

Prince Georges cha npasre' is tse
latest dry-tovn beverage with q
kick registered on the beverage list
at Police Court. Deacon Jim
Simms- coiored. is responsible for its
Introduction. He was srraiGned be-
fore Judge Mcmahon yesterday.
charged with intoxicstion.
"Yo' Sc. II wuZ dis way. 70
honah.- the deacon said: 'Befo'
leaving Bervyn Tuesday nignf ]
drinked 4 gallon OBJ Prince Georges
cha,npssDe'-dat am hard csdah wid
er mules kick in it-an' ! reckon
wuz 'stewed' when De oop got
me-"
a fne q xlS OF Is dsyr vas I'm
posed on the deacon. and his laugh
ter filled the cages as Bailir EendtS
locked HIM in.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Automobile Breaks Bows Leg.

John Parker. aged u 21G New
York avenue northwest, received a
broken leg and other injuries last
night at Twenty first and d streets
northwest. where he was struck by
an automobile driven by Louis Has
brook. OF the Portner apartments.
The injured boy was taken TO Emer-
geDcy Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
REBELLION
IN STOMACH
"Pape's Dizpepsin" al oro
ends Indigestion md
Sour, Add Stomach

Lunps Of undirssted food o.u,e
pain II your stomach is IN q rr-
volt: n sick. eassy and upset and
what you Just ate has fsrmentes
and turned sour; head dizzy srS
aches: belch gases and acids snd
eructats unoigested food-tust tax 9
. tablet or two OF Pspe's Diapeps1 r
TO help neutrahze scidity and ~
five minutes you wonder what ~
came Of the pain, scidity, indfres-
ton and distress
II your stomach doesrrt take car
Of your liberal Itu1ft without re-
be1licn: ~ your food ts q dsnAs-
instead OF a help. remember the
quickest. sUreSt most hsrrnles-
stomach antactd ~ Pape's DiaSep.
SIN. which oosts Sc fftti. at druF
sto>eA,-A6v
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17

Hudson Medicine Co., ~ 1>-S
Petersburg, Va.
Gentlemen:
want to thank you for tIudsons Iron Tonic
and want you to know the wonderful good
nifty last winter during the epidemic had at one time five
anies on farm that had from family
tken with Spanish influenza all 80 lust one
bottle OF Iron each family and pivn a
have the doctor to see but
now IN my immediate section there of nfu
cnza at one time, and Iron and Nux
ONO went INTO not one patient lost
did not use your remedy patient lost in each.
-, must say and with pleasure, that your
did the work perfectly and hope, returns people
Will get bottle and take according directions which
event. ! do not believe that per cent will die
%h oest wishes Tor getting your
Nx Tonic home for the benefit 81 humanity am
Sincerely yours T'' -'
tsigncd) wy ELLIS.
We
4 ar tax
% never regret Il On sale an
HUDSON S Esses pest prepaid
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Community Opera Wants Singers
n stnrrr attention,

Amateur singers. attention!
The Peoples National Opera So
cIcty. fostered by the community
centers of Washington. will give
you an opportunity to try (or per-
petrats) your voice on the public.
Singers are wanted TO fll out the
chorus in the operas Chocolate
soldier '"MadsmoiseIle Modistc-
= nd Pfuafore"
Alto, tenor and bass voices espe-
oIalfy arc desired for -Pinafore,-
rshearsals of which VIII be Monday
ntEht at tho Wilson Normal Commun-
ity Center, Eleventh and Harvard
streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Muzzfins Dogs Is Problem.

Observation-Disclosures are con-
fronted with the problem OF keep
ing the dogs OF the city muzzIed
The dogs easily evade the muz-
xjing order. by polling one an
others nruzzies or
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
THE BEST INSURANCE
AGAINST INFLUENZA
COLDSandLAGRIPPE
Virginia People Say Hudson's Iron
and Nux Tonic in Liquid Form


powerful forces directly
and Genan purifying blood building
predict
following
~ 'N 1',0O
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Bolshevism in 73 B. {.

BoIshevism. although II was not
named so. troubled the civilized world
as far back as az n. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
W. ]. ELLIS

GENERAL MERCHANDISE, MULES HORSES, WAGONS
BUGG1ES AND HARNESS PEANUTS A SPECIALITY
VALE, VA.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-22
D. E. CARTER. Pastor.
Lnst night a party was given

Last night a party was given E honor or Lavonia Stotko's twelfth birthday at her home on Third Avc' uue. During the evening games were played and at 9:SO o'clock a dainty luncheon was served. At 10:S0 o'cloc; the guests started for home aft" wishinc the hostess many happy rc turns. Those present were Bertha Lloyd. Margaret Sloan, Patricia Kay, Mcrvlc Towle, Claire Manthey. Cla'2 Perry, Edith Guczt, Dorothy Baue.- man, Sigrid RoSness, Bud Johnson Ihelma Tallassn, Cecil Leslie and Margorie Neville.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-22
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
 COMING AS \ FREIGHTER

Agent Wayne R'Uc, received cable adS.:eS this forenoon that the Admir- al Watson sailing from Seattle on Dccembcr lst, would have a full loai of freight uorthbound but after call ing at Kodiak and southbound, pass ongers would be taken as usual.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-22
Alaska Transfer Co
SATURDAY EVENING, s O'CLOCK PIONEERS MEETING
 SPECIAL BUSINESS

WANTED 10 rent Piano. Notify Mrs. Erich Lucas, phone Adams l4. N a.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-22

LOST If the party will return the package of laundry taken Saturday afternoon from q residence in the Laubner addition. no questions will be asked. Package can be left at the Gateway. S22
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-22
SEWARD METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School 12 noon. Evening Service 7.30 o'clock. Sermon Subject:- Character Study 0f the Master The Masters Affection" Special Music by the Choir.
 sssErsh&s Remember we have Thanksgiving Service on Thanksgiving Day II A. M. You are invited to all these Ser vices.
 D. E. CARTER. Pastor.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Krise v jednani
mirove konference

laril, "a brc2na r ProhlNScni
celd itolskd delegncc, ae neschyali
&ddnou miroyon Smlouvu, kter6
nebnde obsahoy0ti uroyndni sportl
mezi ltalii a dngoslayii 0 prisiav
Rielftl u ostroyy pri Dalmacii, w.
voIalo y6an6 obayy me2i dclcgoco.
mi .iinich ndrodd, AGkoliy svrcho.
yana fada s0motnd byln 2am6St.
mana uya1oydnim o otdzce 1pravy
2dpadnich hr0nic Polska, prcmie.
ri $ plnkoynikcm llouscem shro-
mdadili Sc, ably nale2li n6jakd
yhodnt ro2leScni probldmn, ktcrS
utyofen byl akci italskG dclcga.
ce Celia otdako tato bnde pTcdo-
Scua presidcnn Wilsonovi 4 otc-
kaya SC, ae tcnlo pfcdlo2i go noj.
drive n6iokf plan k ieji resent
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Ma !Sibifi hrozi
vypuknout revoluce

Vladiyostok, "A bfezua STA.
le yzrilstajici ncklid na sibifi 20.
yuzuie So yaeobccnt IN naznaccui,
u reyolutni pokus mtlzc b}1i br.
w pFoyedon IIltra reakconAfska
strana uch$lil0 SO X bezohIcdnym
potlacogaclm opatfcnim, kicrd Wy.
yoIdyaji r0zhof6eni mezi radikdly
a sedldky r0zdm@cbay0ji pla-
men iiz zaaehnutg. Ma SO IN 10, ze
he sebdzee Renorali semonjoya n
Kolmikoya, kozdckgch yddch, v
Pograni6uaJ0 do8lo = ohledem na
tyt0 nesnaze, yaeobecnf So mh "a
70, ze intercsoyant straDy, . nichz
ntkterf neisou ruskt, snaN We IA.
branili poliiickf kriai Velitel6
spojench pfiprayuJf 50 obhdjiti HI.
yoty d mojeiok, anil by 80 podfIe.
Ii na politickGm hnuti,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Nemci prot vydani
Gdanska PolakGm

Kodah, "a. bfezna. Berlinsk6
cnsopisy protestuji ostrymi sloyy
proti pfii6cni Polsku ltorilo.
ri Nemeckem k Bolticktmu inofi,
Casopis Heitung am Mittag pra.
VI, ~ ic iistd, 1e pokus 0 vyIod6.
nj polskfho yojska y Gdansku ma.
razi ma voiensk3 odpor Thoodor
Wolff piac fasopise TageblaIt.
N zddnf ndmcckf delcgdi uomdl
by .iiti ma miroyou konfercnci,
kdYby nemohlo byti zabrdndno
vyIodtni polsk6ho yojska ' f'lan.
sku Casopis dcrmania prohlaSu.
ie, ze zddnd ntmeckd yldda nem6.
ze .podepsati miroym smloiyu, y
kter6 byla by obsaaena t0koydto
podminka,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Zvlastni zasedani
kongresu Y kvetnu


PaH5. n. bfezna Hylisini IN.
seddni obou zdkonoddru5ch donld
americkGho konercsu ncpochybnt
bude syoldno asi uprostfed kyttna,
kdy president ma Y 1myslu SO vrd.
titi do Spojen}ch stdtd, Je mol.
M, he sen6t bllde syoldn jestd dfi.
We, bude.li miroyd smIouya do.
slatctuc pokrotiId, aby mvIa Iau
b}ti pfcdIolena k schyaIeni, TAX
ably tato zdlezitost byla yyfizoaa
drive, ncz jiu6 ddIezith zhIe5itoii
by byly pfedseyzaty
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Nemecti delegati
snad ami nepojedou
do Versailles

Berlin. "a, bfezna. N6mcckd
yldda, jak Sc pr0yi, nenf nakIon6.
na k posldni zyldStni missile do
Pati2e k schiI2cc = tleny spojene-
exc miroy6 konfcrencc, kdySt6 ne
bnde jim dovolcno diskusse nd-
Grtku miroyt smlouyy. N6mecti
deIegdti, iak Sc pravi, mali "a TO,
" mohon 81 uspofiii ccsin do Pa.
fi5c, nebndcli jim pogoIcno sIysc.
NJ Il inislo toho poslon poslo, aby
pfivezI ndtrck miroyf smlouvy
do V5maru
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Ukrajinska vojska
vnikla do L.vova

yarsaya, "A. bfezna. -- Ukra-
iinskd vojska, oblfhajici Lyov,
ystollpila do tohoto m6sta po pc
iidcnich prudIs5ch bojich, die q
tidcunich prudkych bojich, die t.
Odpor polskych vojsk. poslangch
ku pomoci obIezengm, byl zIomen
l'krajmci, die tfto zprayy, Dola.
meni, ziskanS Poldky, uIazuje, 10
odn6n0 1000 korun peli akrd
pddy byla slibena kazdfmu ukra-
jinsk6mu yojdkl, kterg ynilsnc do
LyoVn,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Bo|Sevicky re1im v|adne V
Budapest a nova vlada Sc
chysta k va|ce Sc SpOjenci
kym soveiem brannou alGanei prot ari.
stokracii Nebe zpe6i pro Cechy.

lpeehlatl ntnbnic Uuo 1pf0Nn
alc yyiadtulc L nj uedUytm 10.
oyn6yaie il $ imlmt podobnlmi
tpriyami icS i po,lcdui doba by
ly dany du ohtlm " NtmpchI
DcpcSc y Budapest tuioymd
IL palek. sdtluic, % v q dobe po.
fddek byl udr1oydn yoJskcm Il nd.
todni gardou, lima depcSc 2 Bu.
dapoSti sdelila, 1c rcyolutni Via.
da yyd0la zdkag noscni zbroni a
slanoyila tresi IN poruScnl tohoto
piikazu pet let y6zcni ouebo po.
kutu Y omosu $4,000 korun line
dcpcic sob'luii, ie pofddck pfeyld.
dd v dislriktcch Y okoli Budape.
nj.
Budapc8tskJ correspondent IA.
sopsu llokal Anzcigcr v Rerlint
sd6lujc 2c armada 10000 mu.
5ich bylu tujnt ulyorcna pod We.
Icnim majora Gcorgcyc, korrcs.
poudcni pfipojuje, " nesoeialisti.
ckt 4 gcnlloyskt ohyyatelstvo 10.
you ylddu podporujc
lIrobt karolyi Y proklamaei 0
rcsignaci svtho kabinetu zmihnjc
SO u ro2hodnuti mirovt konicren.
&c PNfizi okkupoyati llhersko Il
mc2i iinf1n, die dcpcse 4 Nidat,
prOyi
"Spojcneckd missile prohldsila,
ae ma Y dmysln poyaaoyati demar.
k0cnt 6dru "a politickt pomeai.
Glen dalsi oklnpNcc 2cm6 jc zfcj.
ME utin6ni Z Cher pole opcraci o.
proli nlskt soyttskG armdde, .ic2
boiuic ma nasem pomcai Pdda M
mi yykli2cnd ma bStl ale platon
deskdnu yojsln, iinz ma b}ti ~.
ss6 soy0lskd armada prckondna,
"Iako prozaiimni president II.
heak6 lilope republilSy obracim
So prOl pafizsk6 miroy6 konIe.
lcuci Il prolclaridtu sgdla . sprn.
yedlnost 4 podporlI
Amsterdam. "A bfcana po
resirnaci uhcrskGho kabinctu, y
jeh02 cele stdl hrab6 karolyi Y
mnultm tfdnn, nova ylddm stra.
I'M, sestdvaiiei 2e socialisi0 a ko.
munisid, proklamoyola stannf
prdyo \ cclt zemi, die dcpesi 3 Blu
dapcsti. Socialiste a komunist6 Sc
spoiili pod jmtnem "uherskd so.
cialistickd strana n budou spra.
voyati zcmi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Pro vSesvetove
prohibicni hnuti

Washington, y G., n brc2na,
Prohibitni pracovnici adeja "a.
b$v0ji Sc sm6l5mi plany o yyvo.
lani y5esytIoysho hrohibidniho
hmtl il 2n tim 0tclcm polinsi So
Pine yyliitkoyoti soutasnlch ne
pfizniyfch pomer1 rnanyeh 2e,
mich n dokoncc j chysianeho Eva!
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k 0dje2du do Skotska, ale 70 by.
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Kodah, "A bfezna. - Depeie 4
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