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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-05-26
MaoeIlan,s Famous voxane-

On the 9th of November. in 1920.
Ferdinand Magellan. the Portuguese
navigator, entered the Pacific ocean
through the straits which bear his
name. He navigated the ocean for
three months and twenty days without
finding single island. During the
voyage the weather was so fair con-
tinually that he gave the ocean the
name of Pacific.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-05-26

Mrs, Cooley helped Margaret Specht
clean house few days last week
Felix Wanazek will soon begin on-
erations on. the road east of the Bow
en- school house.
Newark post., 1920-01-21
Hot Water Disinfects Soil

The need Of a simple, practical
method for disinfecting small
quantities of soil in which to grow
healthy seedlings for home garden
planting, now made more emphatic
because of the great expansion of
tomato and other club work, has
promoted the Bureau of Plant In
dustry of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture to obtain
more accurate data on the effec-
tiveness Of hot water as a means
of ridding soil Of the root-knot
nematode, and certain parasitis
fungi usually associated with root
troubles. BY means Of a large ap-
plication of boiling water at the
rate of 7 gallons per cubic foot
of soil in shallow benches practi-
cally eliminated the parasites. Ap.
plying this method to the needs OF
boys and girls garden club work
where the size Of the seedboX ol
flat commonly used is ID by 3 in
ches, AZ gallons of boiling watel
would be necessary to disinfec
the soil in such a fiat.
In all cases a marked increas,
in the percentage of termination
Newark post., 1920-01-21

bent old woman. And the legend
was: Convenient for the cattle
but not for mother" Then there
was a farmhouse with the water
supply as it should be, the woman
IN the yard sprinkling her flower
beds with hose. And the inscrip-
ton read: Convenient for mother
and the cattle, too." Another
model showed a kitchen as it
should be, and another kitchen
as lit should not be. And there
was the legend: "A ng-distance
kitchen shortens life"
The lesson taught by the exhibit
is one that the State agricultural
colleges and the United States De
partment of Agriculture are trying
to teach by every means at theil
command - greater convenience
and a larger measure of comfor
in the farm home.
Newark post., 1920-01-21

and in the size and vigor of plants
grown in the treated soil was OBJ
served. Substantially the same
method of killing plant parasites
in the soil has been used with some
success in certain vegetable green
houses; but the departments eX-
periments serve to determine ac-
curately the temperatures required
and also the necessary quantities
of hot water. The root-knot nema-
tode can be eliminated from the
soil contained in a 4-inch pot by
submerging it for 5 minutes in
water brought to a temperature of
208 degrees Fahrenheit. In 8-inch
pots the organisms are killed by
an application Of boiling water at
the rate of about quarts to a pot.
Newark post., 1920-01-21
And why not? If ever ouija was

And why not? If ever ouija was
to have an hour of triumph this is .
surely it. The background is COM
plete. The conviction of teeter-
ing world, moved by unseen forces
to cavort in the most unaccount-
able fashion, is upon us all. No
grand piano waltzing up flight
Of stairs beneath the finger-tips of
a select coterie of expert table
tippers of Greenwich Village could
be half as extraordinary as that
entirely scientific and respectable
rocket to the moon, now building
at Clark College. That radical
visionary, esteemed as a voice of
authority only by children, Mother
Goose, turns out to have been a
conservative prophet by the light
of Professor Einstein's modifica-
ton of the law of gravitation
which treats the COW and the
moon, we gather, as two soaring
objects, mutually toying with each
others four dimensions.
AS nearly as we (from our post
without the walls of vision) car
sense the general situation, it is
exactly as if the world were ouijs
board and Mr.. Maurice Maeter
linck, with half-shut eyes, had it!
surface and was spelling out thu
, most marvellous and amazing
things. Only the other day, fo
: instance, it was duly announce
by a silk manufacturer that Ger
tain shade of blue had been off
cially selected as "Blue Bird" blue
= and the same was declared to eS
e press, on the word of Mr.. Maetel
linck himself, nothing less tina
"the warmth of the sunlit oceal
y the vibration Of the Alpine sky an
n the restfulness of the distar
Newark post., 1920-01-21
Crirninology Not
Crime a Disease

The moralities of old demanded
some sort of proportion between
crime and punishment. Even ar
tistic balance exacted this. 1t re
manned for modern times to dis
cover that there was no such thing
as crime, or if there was crime it
was disease. Why punish a man
because he has typhoid? So why
.imprison a man because he breaks
into your house, or why hang a
man because he has murdered your
mother? The weak spot of this
argument is that the agressor got
all the best Of the deal. There
was no thought for those who had
been burglarized or murdered. The
sentimentality, maudlin enough
tvisited the Innocent with punish.
ment and the guilty with freedom
Societies were formed against
capital punishment. Logically
enough where there was no crime
there could be no punishment. AM
the pestiferous propaganda did no
stop at wild visionaries. It gained
foothold in the courts. Parole to-
often gave place to Jail. Grim
was recruited from the paroled
with the added advantage that tn
: criminal was no longer an amateur
Last week we saw a murdere
= quietly walk out of jail unmoles'
/ ed. Many thought the man to
z handsome to be jailed, much les
!. hanged, although there was n
a question of his guilt. Anothe
n criminal just released on parol
g embarked on an orgy of robber
h in the neighboring communitie
a So are we all made to- suffer b
Newark post., 1920-01-21
n WITH TRUTHFUL
TOMBSTONES
Shocking To Be Sure But
Preaching a Valuable
Sermon Nevertheless

twas neat little country ceme-
.,r,. nurh like most little country
.,r,a...r.eS, yet there was some
tb.rr queer about it. There was
~. .vhed gateway and the custo-
,,qr. weeping willows by it. The |
climbed hedge was like most ceme-
.l,.. N.arcs. The tOmbstones were
ar,v. the average run of tomb
.4or.. But, withal, there was
.oma.r.n~ queer-even shocking.
Tfsr -gu discovered what it was.
No., we're truthful tombstones.
ron,r,lng platitudes-"Too pure
for ,.rth." and that like-found
ro onr.... Instead, there were such
on;.lr- as these: Mother
wantt to death in her Kitchen"
"S.,raG to the memory of Jane
she s.aubbed herself into eterni-
W." "Grandma-washed herself
owav." "Susie-swept out of life
with too heavy a broom"
The people who saw that ceme-
4ory-- and there were thousands
of them-may have been shocked
for the instant, but they came away
with the thought that one might be
hotter for seeing such a cemetery
For. YOU see, it was a miniature
cemetery, 9 feet square, and it was
mart Of an exhibit at the Montana
State Fair. Such levity with the
most solemn thing that mankind
knows. could not be justified mere
" on the theory that the things
said were true-but those who saw
# came away with the belief tina
i was justified by way of keepin!
inst those things from being true
And that was the purpose of tn
exhibit, placed there by the agri
cultural extension department. o
the State Agricultural College o
Montana. 1t was meant to EN-
phas;2e the need for home cor
veniences, for lack. of which man
a farm woman has gone to he
grave before her time.
There were other exhibits d.
signed to drive home the same har
truth. One was a model shown
a bleak farmhouse on bare hill
At the bottom of the hill ran
little stream, and by the strea
were barns and cattle. Stragglir
up the hill toward the house wit
two heavy pals of water was
Newark post., 1920-01-21

mountains" If this does not
sound like the utterance of ouija
we should like to know what does.
But we do not wish to overesti-
mate Mr.. Maeterlinck's response
bility for the current teeterings of
the universe. We merely suggest
his commanding and mysterious
figure as typical of much that is
strange and breathless and per.
fectly upsetting-and yet not with
out it's lighter side, at that.
Newark post., 1920-01-21
THE LURE OF THE
OUIJA BOARD
Weird Exponent of Futures Is
Having "Flour of
Triumph"

The ouija board, at once the joy
of mushy sentimentalists and the
butt of the cynic's joke, has figured
prominently in local and notimal
news during the past few weeks.
The havoc played at the Univer-
sity of Michigan pales into insig-
nifcance beside the triumph a.
chieved in the capital city of this
state where according to a story
appearing recently in prominent
Wilmington paper, it settled the
fate of Lem Price when it declared
that he is drowned. With Lem
safely accounted for, sans the bag
of -four, in Davy Jones' locker, the
troubles of the state authorities
should be at an end. Unfortunately,
however, or fortunately, according
to the attitude of mind of the
reader, there are those high in in
tellectual and even in official
circles whose minds are too ma
terialistic to be convinced even
now, by ouija, and the search for
; Lem will go on if the weather does
!; not become too severe. This oc'
, cording to the New York Tribune
is "Ouija's Hour of Triumph" anC
the writer goes on to say.
: THE lure of the ouija board may
, we'll be as alarming a factor IL
= college life as the faculty of thu
/. University of Michigan declare
t That it has succeeded the Bibl
y and the prayer book in fraternit,
e houses and students rooms ma,
d be all too true. The story of tn
It two young women who were S
d undone by ouija as to be oblige
o to quit college and place then
e selves under nerve specialist
|, sounds unbelievable enough. Br
e why pick on college students, W
r. wonder. If ouija is cutting int
n the lives of the matriculated it
t. doing equal execution in far olde
20 and more experienced quarter
3sl No little group of serious thinker
10 of any age or any cline but hi
sr it's board today and it's mediu
lie and it's tipping tables and it's Ma
ry terlinckian contracts with all tt
IS. otherest kinds of pale blue philo
1y ophy.
Newark post., 1920-01-21

They met by chance,
They'd never met before:
They met but once
And she was Smitten sore.
They never met again
Don't care to, allow:
They met but once
The auto and the cow.
Exchange.
Newark post., 1920-01-21

the vagaries and dreams of absurd
reformers. Crime is not disease,
but criminology is.-New World.
Newark post., 1920-01-21

or Winter wM stay in the back
ground B--you keep one of these
Goats in the foreground.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-08

paf Munlrl mel siec fnrmu, ale
ladneho hnspodAfs,vt, ~ ,oill va
iclnu kraNM kirron homnil No
dluh Noir disei imsno bylo
Mnadal,na lla,loSa, rodis's maze
bylo n Radhic oltes Eolyeany
krai rlich He 10 isem 80
rotpoy.dala, me- nyhi ale muslin
ia hkyaliyu uLontli a. hudc Ii
tcnio maj dopls u~vciclntn, budu
psat aasitii ntco , M skusenosil
pcsasi name dosii %ptisniye, Ear.
mali mali dosi prhce i kuknticL
.ics So ptkns vybir6 rfeii yam
hoinosi pfrdplaliirlh "Na
sdnrl"
Wtsn6 pfiielkynsl Pfiimstc
yiclt AK IN p~fedplaint, jakoi !
IN pfispayek pro uboht siro'ky.
Tssi mas, h. isle sa,itala iti MI.
vsiiyou do nhacbo krouiku dopi.
soyaielek n Dude mas fasiti, kdyi
eastsji ~ lak stnno, Dopis vas
jest iitelnS, vidor yasi omluv6,
Srdetni vas zdravi q pieje VAN
ieits mnoho lei titi-
Pofadotelka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-08

Die "Vtkn Rozumu" lid syu
bodomyslnS ztr6ci chT n ndln.
dn v prhei pro yolnou m%yalfnku.
neb iak 10 zesnnl$ pan professor
Kl6ccl naval, osyicenstyi u ne.
mylensiw''
Ny SO iomu ncdiyime, ieato
mr0yonkn nebyla nikdy ydznSm
podkladcm volne my6lenky mezi
yelsinon n0sincd u AMI nasi pfc.
ddci die NJ nezili. by sjcyili ideal
II RI naacmu d~uscvnimn clovekn,
Die Masnrykn. mlnynoai Una.
mcn6 pomer X blianimu, zna
mcnd cn~crgickou prdci pro biz.
niho d mraynost v nhbozensiyi
musi bgti rozbodujicim prykem
Jnko Y ndbozcnstyi, prnydn u
mraynost musi slouziii ~ podkInd
take oayicensivi, NAL loi6z b.
ii X p%rospccbu d%uaevnibo clovfka
n ccst0u ku sbratfcni Iidstva DIE
dr.. voinpa my .uzndyhmc, ~
blnyni v6cf pro lidskou spoiled.
most jest mr,snost, " sirokfm
sIoy0 smysln toho ldskn X blizni'
inn u prhce pro nfho),
Nnze, mali ayobodonyslnosi
nsco pro ziyoi cIoyfka znamenati
n mn vnitfni pfesytdceI jeIo pf.
sobiti, mnsi I'm prnydt b mrhyno.
sti Mlozena bgti n y tim iJe6len,
krGeeii X ell
"VoInd m%ysltnko'' jc.li pojain
v plntm mem tolio sloyn, nem6
H. b5ti mbifloy6na ncjukgm pro.
stfeduikcm jiufmu, 10 mlisi we
III 4 duscyniho boje, ku pfesyed.
ceni, m mordlDim podk1ade n po.
rovudoim mezi praydou u vi
Vddeovt nasi syobodomyslnost
mrsi sobf uvfdomiti, H. k usvfd.
ccpi a pfcsycdceni jiuych. jest
nutuo ok6zati sym Nvoten
mraynosf n dusevni siln syfhf
pfcsytdGeni, mali lid jc nhslc.
doyati voln6 mysI6pkn be-,
vnitfDiho pozndni sana sebc, be-
osyieeni dueba, ben m0rhlnih'
podkIodu n pozhsthmjici y M
ddvek yeffcim, kntaim n Bobn
naucend jako deklamace, je po'i
bgm pnskyjIcm q ' krhtkf 4ob'
M1ya 40 peebutnou ! sym wynn
yncnm, q protoz tak tasty plhe Je
rcmidshy.
Lehee " cloyekn btfp jeho du
sevnf pfcsvldccpi, aysnk nhhraa
ka, bez morhlnjho podklado jd,
kpntnh jcmu X dnhu jako "di'
myDi0 p6trav1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-08
Nase Beseda
vzPoMtNKY z CESTY 20 CE.
CHACH A MORAVE.
(vypravnjc Vojtech Hruban,
Omaha, Ncb.)
tl)ok onteni

.Jizda vlukcm, cd Vcscli pres
Jihlavu k Brnu, zylastt IN noel
j. neb aspoh tenkrate byla yelmi
ncpfitmnd, n Size ndsledkem, ae
10 bylo vrccr v sob0tn. kdy del
nici jcdou domn ku sym rodi-
nam. Sedeli jsme u oknn a pc.
sloucbali ismc lidi, iezto pfcdne
Jest tina yc yozech, pax .ison yo-
~ noplncny TAX, be Tide musl
stat, n pfi tom hovofi a konfi 81.
gnrety, ktcrfato 2yyk jest TAX
roaailenf, M 10 M pfekvapnje.
Kdo ri pamntuje, pred 10 Lefty Sc
tta koufilo, ale TAX jake ted, pre-.
&c ne. Nyni cigarety koufi kaA'
dy u TO TAX naruaivd, ~ mnohS
~ korunu "a c%igaretu! Tfeba
~ okna jsmc nell otevfena, kon.
Re bylo X 2aduseni a aenam, KITE
ri Jelly i Mani, nebylo to asi
who'd, ale IN smelost ncmaji, ably
muzskym fekly, ably Sc koufenl
zdrzeli. A opdcne, miaove Ease
ncvadi, M by to bylo slusnejsi
zdrzeti Sc chvilku toho pozitku V
uzayfcni mistnosti, kde jsou dtti
u zenskt, X tomu ysemu kazdy
ctyrty muz byl trochu stfibnuty,
nebof byla sobota n to dodhva tn
kovym ubohym lidem authority n
mluveji, nadavaji, chticc dodavat
ydhy q pravdy sym argumenttm,
M jest TO protivne a json k po-
litoyhni. Politika hraje hlavni q
lohu a tesi se neivitsi pozorno-
sti zvlasta jscm poslouchal jed
noho kfiklouna - oysem podna'
piltho; "Co iag Mne9 poyldan
p%olfrovi, m me 81 nepfijdete, ID
patfim do 10 same organisace &c
Muna, ja no 2ndm osobne n ten
s MIN mdzc zntoeitl" A takovehc
zyastu uslysf clovek, kdyz So Sc.
jde = ton nizsi tfidou delnictya
Vzdy jsem bgval toho minenl, II
jsou toho druhn nasi Tide yyspe
lejsf, ale piece jen kdyz cloytl
icde u mas zde Y Omaze, jak "a
sto sc mne pfibodi, h. jedu y liz
nj fOmmlly s dtlniky ! ternochy
tu flovtk ncslysi piece takoyl
bnmor Vice red ydznfjsi o do
move, 0 prhci n jinych starostccll
Take jsou vice udfeDi Cd pracc
cbyatu, jako II tam, ~ TO poll
tikafstyi by sc mohlo odpustit
ncb0f jest 10, abyeh TAX fekl, ne
moe II DhR. Ale oni tam mlny
pffIis melee n k t0mn miiObO, u
takoyou ydznost DOLBY, jake je
: bude hodpf dJOubo u ms tryal
ia rid pozoruji n posIoucham id
, zyIhstk W yIaku musi ie Glove
! yyslechnouti n Poole toho 81 udi
III 1sudek, ~ m0zDh take nikd
! nesprd vng, Jsme ysak lidf q sy1
jest Mani napIntp} q dobromad
! dfI6p Iidstvo q Iidf jsou rh,
(. Dych ndhJedh.
|, ByIa pedfIe rhpo, po snidar
4 M DddraN jsme 81 koupili ligtk
10 Letovie, odknd jsme chtDli "
do BFesic u Kfetina, naystiyi
tam pflbuznk q bratro bgyalhh
redakforp "Uospodhfe" v OmI
", mDH . mnohgm jinTm pfhi
. HIM Dezapomennfelptbo Jana j
J, nAka, ted V Chicago, I'LL, o br
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-08

Minule 6zu6 memo s,,,s., 49,
pnoi ANN KIefka, Cam.
bridge Springs, Ps..t, u
Pnnf Antonio Vithmvdsoyd,
Omaha, Nebr, e,,unta J.
PAM Marie y Borfosoyh
Omabn, Nebrg X nettnl
pamatky tefy, pt Marie
Diyia0yt ,,,.tep.,,,,, J.
pan Frank BrDba, Tofield,
Alta, Canada s,,,tDDs
panf Josefa JIlkoyh, Mount
Erin, Petersburg, Va.,n D
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Upcra, JindfiEka Tlk6ya D.
ayn, Uo6ry Jllek ,ttt1u o
pnpf Frauiiska tIsvlitovh,
Lawfo6, OkJa ,t,tDs..
IodiDa D. BDdGlha Kr6mY
No. Omaba, yt6nje misfo
kylfjp Il prffd pamhtky
mgpnIh pf Fraot Svobos
doyf v ~ Omazs t,,,t =
pap) Lem Hazkoyh, fnba,
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Pan Joeef Hezaf, Prague,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-08

y w H"N'FfEf'
ufernabufp, IA 83fifttN l00
knb komfnaky tia ~, v
Omape. Neb, vinuie sby'
lch ~ svt %pohlndn,, po rog'
puAlani klubu mn murei'
0uttrtftt t4ftttstttF ih"'
s
tnlbrm ettttttnttftN f'lr1
v,dilayapi klub komenskS, .,
~. v Omnze. pofhdnl syoji aphh'
VI dne 20 listopndu po pol
druhdm roec nraipnost v DO
sIedlu v6letnyeh pomfrt u ieli.
koi " ic,i malS Mjem o schd,s.
ioi ae royhodl odrodlii do neurei
IN. Piano ysDoyal TIL Jed SO
kol Omaha y podminkou, hd,by
" opit klub yzehopil X einposll
by moll optt piano poniiyaii u,
z%npluccni dath, zbfvnjici d6slku
~ syf pokladny, 1908. yennjc
siroiknm Brncnskt lenak6 tltul'
NY. Nv dnr TAX slccbetnS jm6'
mem lrpicicb yzddyd TdeenS dik
SIcnfm klubu komcnHky
NJ l~urcsoyd,
pofadalelkn " IT,"
h6dnS din mas tnk nchfcjc n ne
aIcchli, joko Elm Acknowledgement
kou6ni dobrn, pod6uim rnky po-
mocnt ubohSm irpicim Vedomi,
H. jim nnke ponce 0Iespo6 edsief
M hleyi Y iich ulrpcni jest nan
dostaie6nou odmfnou Sf0stel
dloytk ten. kierS mh2e dat, alc
Dcmnsi ponce jin9ch Mdnt
Y y ~
Anna Kulikova, South Omaha
Nebr Mia pani pofadatclko q
mil eien6fil Ones II doyoluji PISA
II ohlcdnf %yccerniho yymeoy1nl
jez bylo v South Omoze zabhjc
no v Brown Park Ak0le. Name
cbodii V po~krOciIfm ydku do ako
lyi Anoi odpoyfm, ma tom 81
mic nemtnf I stnrN lidf, NATL
yhIi neco Al oayojiil. nouoi 50 REQ
anglmkf, Je 10 divine u cel1 IN
dn milPch vzpominek q obrnz6 ~
pred ma Nnk siayl, usedneme ]
10 Inyie ikolDich Skntecnost
MS dtlG poslusnt Mky n Dose nj
N ucitelkn, slecna Hbuse If0ff
manoya u Miss smldt No snnz
ysemoznt, abyehom pocbopili q
mjdHvc sIoyn, ydty u Da kone'
nnd doyedeme pshti | meDsi po
bGdky. Radost, mad poebopenli'
u naueenfm slov, nam zird . %
n osudnf "the-fh" nam nadd
u p1 mai t6zk6 vysloynosti do
VII obtfM n odmtnou nam jes
skuteeny obrhmk roztomili y
Mtelky, naznatnjici drzeni jazy
ka phi y9sloynosti q N yzpoml
MIN uddlali tU donna pH W
Movnosti Demciny, mi dobr6 ma
minka by mi jednu nebernou VIZ
piIa, nile nnglicina inf syf omll'
Wy q ysru. Charles Chaplin b.
MIS- TAX ncpobovil jake zhbav
ndm pfiD6si maze vefernf skoli
rcfme ~ piece nero znstane
n naki mozkoyiei J6k easto 3
r0yfk sthyl svfdkcm, kdy hrf
i'm bgvd vysiayeD posmfchn u
Nzeni ' obcb0df, pfi soud1 q mt11
Tho jingch pesD6d pfiDhsf neani
lost aogiifioy pax Sc bubnie
po ccskn. eoz yyyoI6 jestf VI
II nmtcb rboM krojaot, fekn
nckdo, ~ aIe il feknu nedbol
J Kdyz vIhdn S%pojeDSeh stain p
Idava yhm stgtkem pomoc . Wy
J myrhnjete' Zadarmn So mdze'
neiti, ! pom6sky Vim yI6da ~!
W u Wy, nedbalci, 10 pfeblNit'
w stare VAST jon veIei bobh'
mobG NJ drzefi cizfch jazyk6
eiteIky, byli lido brdi IN 10, !
majj vtes feH b nde ebndg ~
VIZ mi zadarm0 p~ffIezjt0st y y
dbsle 10 pfehIM Nezhsthyej
M ji1fmi ndr0dy poz0dn, IN
n vynzitkujte pfflezifosfi yefe
Dipb skoIl He yhs 10 bude tfAj
y poebopite fee bny, jsem pc
y M pfesvsdfena u proto De0fhlej
se 70 pejdftye pftbJhsjti abyebo
. nkhzaIi doby6u WI s8gjiejDu
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-08


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