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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11

born, and Chas. Anderson autoed to
cite Monday night to attend gradua'
ton exercises.
Will Kerr came for an over Sunday
visit at the D. E. Horton home.
Ruby McVety, from Cresco. spent q
few days at the Chas. Schacht home.
Little Helen Bower is sick this week
with the measles.
Manda Miller came from Wisconsin,
for visit with Anna Schacht.
Mrs. Elwood left Sunday morning to
visit relatives at Minneapolis.
Arlene Jensen is entertaining the
measles this week.
Mrs. Harold Sanborn went to Ring
sted. Iowa, to visit her brother and
family.
Mrs. Meyers was called to Lime
Springs....Saturdsy on account OF the
seriouslillness of her father, Rev. Bar
CESS.
Mr.. and IHerbie Kerr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Kerr and sister Myrtle Kerr
autoed to Leroy Tuesday, where Will
took the train to Parkersburg.
Several cars autoed to Cresco Fri
day night to attend the high school
class play. All say the play was fine.
Hazel Knutson returned from Fay
cite Monday.
ManchilejHunter went to Cresco Sat-
urdaylnight to visit at the Grill.
r. j. Hughes has started to build Q
new house.
D. E. Horton and daughter Lillian
and Dick Frost and family autoed to
DEBORAH Saturday to attend the ball
game.
Esther Hess came Monday to visit
Louise Salisbury at the Chas. Schscht
home.
We were all sorry to hear of the
death of:Rev. Charley Burgess, which
occurred Monday night.
The Elma base ball team came to
Lime Springs Tuesday and were de-
feated by the Lime Springs team.
Score go.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11

sons were Tuesday visitors ut the
Geo. Groteboer home.
Mrs. DR.. Tierney and Rosa Githner
were Tuesday afternoon visitors with
Miss Martha Miller.
Mrs. E. G. Sanders and daughter
Alice of Calmsr with r. Crowell. OF
St. Paul, returned to their homes Wed
nesday after visiting 1t the ,Newmiller
home.
E.G. Sims and cousin E. F. Sims
autoed to St. Paul Thursday, return
ing home Sunday afternoon.
Peter Peterson Of Cresco was .
Granger visitor Thursday afternoon.
n. A. Grant with Richard Krsuger
autoed to Winona Faiday, returning
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sever jacobson moved
their goods into the jacobson home
Friday. We welcome them to the
villages.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lsuge were
Cresco visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hanson and son
were Cresco visitors Sunday.
Chas. Copeman and family were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Lee Cope
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and child
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11
MIR. and Mrs. Godfrey Buresh enter
tanned company Friday from Cresco.

MIR. and Mrs. Godfrey Buresh enter
tanned company Friday from Cresco.
Lou Nelson and Ed. johnson autoed
to Elma Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miles, accompan-
led by Mrs. Jesse Miles, autoed to
Cresco Thursday.
Henry Buresh hauled load of lum-
Der for Buresh Bros. Thursday.
| MIR. and Mrs. John Jones autoed to
Ricevi!le Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Henry Buresh accompanied them.
Chas. Viebrock was hauling coal
from Elma for Mrs. Alice Enos with
his truck Friday.
Mrs. Ed Schrieber and baby of Cries.
co spent few days with relatives and
friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Buresh, accom-
panied by Mrs. Aberg, were pleasant
callers at the Godfrey Buresh home on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Buresh and daugh-
tiers, of Cresco, autoed to Chester Fri
day enroute to Saratoga to call on rela-
tives.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Enos, ST., auto
ed to Riceville Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Buresh and Mrs. Aberg
were pleasant visitors at the Mrs. Alice
Enos home Monday evening.
Thomas Kakac autoed to Cresco Sat-
urday forenoon. His sister, Mrs. Fred
Vagts, and son John, Of Cresco, accom-
Ianied him back.
Mrs. Alice Enos was pleasant call.
er at the Chss. Wallace home on Sat-
urday afternoon.
John Jones. Henry Kraft, Frances
Dedic, and Mrs. Chas. Viebrock and
baby Doris autoed to Cresco Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Buresh and daugh-
tiers, of Cresco, took dinner ut the
Wesley Moses, ST., home Sunday.
George Moses come out with them to
spend the day with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Djnger are the
owners of brand new Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kakac enter
tanned relatives Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11
official Paper Of the City and the County
Issued on Friday of Each Week
COUNTY NEWS
LINE SPRINGS.

Mrs. Margaret Foulkes has been
quite i'll the past week.
Grace Jones went the first of the
week to attend summer school at the
Iowa State Normal at Cedar Falls.
The Lime Springs baseball team
went to Preston Monday afternoon and
were defeated by one tally by the Pres.
ton team, Score 6-7. Those who drove
over to see the game say our boys had
their opponents outclassed but wrong
'tfoul'' decision by the Preston was
the cause of their defeat. The Lime
Springs players were Rice Jones, catch
or, M. Horton, pitcher; George Plop-
per, short stop; Whitford, johnson
and Walker on the bases and Harrison
Davis and Elton Jones and Everton
Jones in the field.
4 Myrtle Kerr went to Austin Wednes
day to visit her cousin, Mrs. Mary
Paulson Martin.
Lola Harrison has accepted q posi-
ton in the Price & Williams store.
DR.. Plummer was q Cresco caller on
Saturday.
Schacht Bros, Herman Bundrick, R..
W. Themes, Will Sanborn and Herbert
Kerr went to Chicago Wednesday ev-
enipg to drive home six new Fords.
The fire department was called out
Thursday morning to extinguish blaze
in the property of R. r. Jones on the
south side occupied by the owner sud
W. r. Wells. Some rubbish had been
burned downstairs in the stove and
the fire caught from the stove pipe
which goes through the floor. Consid-
cradle damage was done to the room,
furnishing and bedding by fire and wa
ter.
W. T. Paul has been quite i'll the
past week.
Mrs. Joe Cray and Mrs. Fred Elwood
and Mrs. Ben Davis sutoed to Cresco
Saturday.
NJ. Oscar Kampen.o Wisconsin ar.
aivsd Thursday for s,visit with hrs.
Miller and other relatives.
Lillian Horton went to Fsyette Mon.
day TO visit her sister. Laura. who is
attending school there.
Guy Whitford, Paul Nagel. Will San
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11
SARATOGA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miles and son
Milbern were Saturday shoppers Tues
day afternoon, and also called at the
parental, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, home.
Mrs. Alice Enos entertained COM
papy Tuesday evening.
Chss. Viebrock and Jim Houska auto.
ed to Riceville Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank harusks, Of
Cresco, were callers in our burg Wed
nesday evening and went to Elma.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Henry Burest
were pleasant visitors at the Wesle,
Moses, ST., home Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kakac, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Franz
Wallace. autoed to Cresco Wednesday
afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11

of New York. of the big musical
this has long list notable engage
celebrities and the oratorio societies
of that r mellow har
male quartet the third Chautauqua
Nca, Bisphsm others
selected the Crieon for joint concert work.
them for excu
will them next
Aeoan Brunswick and Emerson
tainedthe Criteons for their monographs
Hoao Rnch
don individual oist before
societies the Mr. Young known Edison
The New York Herald
hs workas dividing chief with David Bsphsm
Brooklyn his one of the leading
features Musical Of George Resrdon
excellent
and intelligence combined
the New York Tribune lone Of the great
bas country"
crowds Of the WEEKS expected for this
sreatm June 1924
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11
sPILLVILLN.

John Killing and horse buyer of
Milwaukee were business callers here
Friday.
Joe Vitoushek and son have been
doing cement work on farm for Dan
Novak the past week.
Henry Haug 10 having . large new
residence built on bis lot he bought
from A. A. Novsk recently.
Rev. Broz assisted Rev. Lakomy 1t
Protivin with church services Sunday.
Mrs. Barta passed away Thursday
morning. Funeral was held Saturday
1T st. Wenceslsus church.
Edward Sbiral and wife sutoed to
DEBORAH Wednesday.
Frances Waldun 10 staying at Con-
over to care for her cousin. Jimmy
Phillips, who is quite i'll.
John Laesch Of FIT. Atkinson was .
business callor here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brom, of CAL
mar, visited relatives and attended
church services here Sunday.
Jas. Citek of Schley was calling on
friends here Saturday. @.n a8
Margaret Balik of this place grsdu'
ates from St. Mary's college, Prairie
du Chen this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jirak of Jackson
junction visited their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Novak.
George Nockels of Protivin visited in
town Thursday. ..
Mrs. Tomas Sebests arrived Tues
day from Moose Lake, Mimi, to visit
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Nemetz.
County Agent Watrud, Of DEBORAH
was business caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ptchak visited
relatives at Calmar Thursday.
| John Kovarik was visitor at Proti.
vim Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo HAPPIER, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack HAPPIER and latter's mother
of Cresco visited relatives here Sun.
day.
Mrs. Joseph Herold and family Wis
tied relatives at Cresco Sunday.
John Zahasky, Joseph Skoda from
Protivin attended meeting here Sat
urdsy.
Clara Mikesh of Protivin visited
with Caroline Hruska Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Triska and daugh'
ter Lillian of FIT. Atkinson visited rela'
tives here Sunday. !
Mike Kobliska was a business caller
Wednesday.
Public schools closed last Wednesday
Ben Herold and sister Name autoed
to Calmar Wednesday.
Miss Williams, the primary teacher,
returned to her home at DEBORAH Fri.
day.
E. E. Novak was a caller at Cslmar
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anton Smith and daughter
! Wayne were DEBORAH callers Tuesday
Miss Loretta Vsetecks, of Fl. At
kinson, visited at the Anton Fisher
home Sunday.
| Joe Huber marketed hogs at Calmal
Wednesday.
VIM. Zahasky of Protivin was . Wis
itor in town Sunday.
(Too late for last week.
Charles Lusk ARR, ed home last week
from Mitchell, S. D., for a short vaca
ton with home folks.
George.Leeble came home from Fay
cite one day last week where he is ut
tending school.
Contractor Hrinsch and assistants o
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11

Calmar commenced work on the new
residence of Fred Herold's.
Joseph Kruchek is making prepare
tons to build . residence on the land
he bought some time ago Of Chas.
Hruska.
Agnes Suchan entertained few
friends 1T six O'Clock dinner Sunday
evening, the occasion being her birth
day.
Mira. Anton Fisher and daughters
Lillian, Loretta and Lucille visited rela.
tives 1T Cresco and Protivin Saturday
and Sunday.
Ed Novak, Lewis Suchan, Charles
Anders, Jas. Silhschek attended the
K. of C. banquet at Cresco Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11
TWIN VILLAGES

Manly St. John returned from Aus
tin Monday. and began work in the
creamery again Tuesday.
The D. N. Hunt and Henry Hester
kamp families picnicked Monday after
zoon near Lime Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Plummer and
daughter, of Cresco. we're Monday
evening callers at the John Martin
home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and two
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-11
Ak Dad

He has good houses for sale or rent.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Y BRAlNARD, NEB.
sbosna maticka nejddstp. Monsig-
nora Aloise J. Kleina, v. g.,
xemfela II. unora 1920.
Nejddstp. biskup lincolnsky Chas
j. 0'Reilly, D. D., sucast-
nil se pohrbu.

Zamavav perutemi svymi snesl
SC anddl smrti v ltulny pribytek
nemocne starenky Katefiny Klei-
move, a dotknuv Sc znavene hlavy
JEFF, ledovym dechem svym W.
volal studeny pot ma eele umdle-
mem, a "a kratko odvadel pred
trnn Nejvyssiho dust te, ktera sv.
Svatostmi .jsouc zaopatfena, S O.
chotou, bez boje i bez bazns puto-
vala V kraje rajske, provazena
jsouc modlitbou vsech ditek svych,
ktefi tusice, re dny jeff se6teny
jsou, shromazdili Sc u smrtelneho
lIzka jejiho.
Kdyz pax dine II. mora mraz-
nym vzduchem rannim nesl Sc
tklivy HAS umiracku, zarosilo Sc
oko mnohe, nebof V cele osade
kazdy uhodl tn smutnou pravdu,
re milovany duchoynf otec mas,
nejdstp. Monsignor Alois J. Klein,
Y. g., ztratil matieku svou nej-
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bohatnou
pestenim bavlny

Londln, -. 1nora. Nebyya..
Is blahobyt zavladl mezi pestitcIi
baylny Y Egypt6, die sdeleni ka-
hyrskeho correspondence casopisu
Daily Express. Domorodci, bydli.
cl V spinayych chatach z hliny. w
delali az 10000 liner sterlingii ma
prndeji baylny. N4k.esi z ;tieh
yydelali az 100000 Iiber sterlin-
gu. kupuJl nyni pozemky "a ne
obyeejne vysoke ceny, splaccji din.
a upravuji 81 obydli. pravi Sc,
~ zeme letos yyd6lala ia baylnc
lOO,o0o,oo0 liber sterlingii. Ne
plirozeno, &c KabJra stala Sc ellen
lbohatlych lid a novych m%illiona-
ri. Poptavka po automobilech a
piepychoyych pfcdmefech stoup-
g. V provinciich vsak move zbo-
latll Idle nczmenili ssnj zptisob
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|radily st spolky v odznacich n
|proyazely ~poz6statky zemfele na
syate pole, kde pfislusne mobility
|vykonal sam nejddst. Monsignor.
Rev. FIR. zalud imencm vsech
pribuznych srdccnou reel pod6ko-
val vsem lcasteniknm pohfbu,
|zpevakum, eth. scstram ! spolkhm.
Ma rozloucenou lapel p6vecky
|sbor smutnou pisen Shy "a
|rmntku kanuly $ tvafi d6ti do o.
|tevfeneho hrobu matky jcjich nej.
|milejsi; rakev spustena - ncmeli
maticky sve vice 49,.
Bnh vas potes, Wy hodni syno.
We a dcery; maticka vase odesla
do kraji lepsich, ably tam vypro-
.%sovala YAM pomoci i pozehnani
.Boziho. nez Sc tam S nj i $ otcem
SWIM drahym vsichni jednou shle-
date.
Wy pax. vysoce distp. Monsig-
more, ktery tax velice cftfte ztra-
IN sve maticky, jelikoz v jejim
bylo soustfedeno vase st6sti
tax, jake city jeff nejsvet6jsi pa
vam, pfijmete wyron upfim-
ne soustrasti spolu $ p~rislibcnim
mobility "a dust zemfele-
Cd svych osadnikn.
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Prohibice vyhani pfi-
stehovalce z Ameriky

Geneva, %. mora. Tisicc Pc.
|laku, Cechosloyaku a Jihoslovani,.
~yetsInou pfislusnikn stfcdnfch q
trid, ktcfi nashromaz-
VI maly msjctck v Amcricc,
dorazllo do Svycarska V minulycb
dnech ma ccste do starych vlasti,
kde JeJich nspory budou rozmno-
zeny S ohiedem ma valutovon stu
aci 0 80 az 80 procent. Nekteri
vraceji sc pro touhu pc domove,
JIM ably 81 We vlasti polepsili. a.
vsak I'll petIny 2 Mich necini lad
ne tajnosti q fakta. Re americks
prohlbice je yyhnala, nebof ncpo-
"a sprayedlivf, ably delnik
pc celodcnnl praci nesmel ST wy
pitt syoji skIenici piva. Tisice
pfist6hoyalcn ccka ma yIaky v
Basileji. Kostnici a Buchsu, ne
bot n5sIcdkcm ncdostatku uhLi
je znacns nepravidelna RI
staursnty v teclto mestech rnsJi
ayni bohste zna, nebot vrScejici
emlgrantl ochotpA zaplati "a
9seehno pozadoyanol cenu.
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NESMlRNA lima
PUSOBf VELKE NE
SNAZE v SIBIRI
Velitel ceskoslovenskeho
vojska zabranuje ne
p~ofadkIm.

Vladivostok, %. 1nora. - Ire
skuta zima, blizzardy "a snehov,
boufe po' nekolik poslednich din
fadiei zncmoznily venkovske revo
lucnl demonstrate. Vscchny vlad
nj %organisace skladaji vernost no.
lvemn rczimu zemstev. Il. krado.
vccki, prvni ministr valky pod adj
mlralem Kolcakem a jeden re til
Widen reyoluce, kterou podnikI &c
general Rudolf Gajda V listopadll
minuleho roku, byl jmcnovan vo-
jenskym vclitelcm tohoto distrik-
i:H. Jeho prvnf ro1kaz zadai, aby
vsechny soukromt a vefejnc pod
|niky obnovily svoji cinnost.
Pokusy 0 srocovani, loupcni a
pleneni budou potlaccny. Krado-
yeckl We sy6 proklamaci prayi, zc
zmena rczimu ziamena k0nec dix
tatury. Politika neii veci vojakn
IA veskera politicka pravomoc ma
lea zcmstvlm, pravi toto provo
laul. Istrcdni jcdnota remeslni.
orgauisaci pfijala resoluci,
.Yfsloynjirf dnvcru noycmu rczi-
mu.
Vsicbni distojnici, druhdy sIou-
zlcf pod generalcm Rozanoycm.
.ktefi byli Y minulgch dnech zatce-
nj, byli jiz propust6ni. ri, ktefl.
ncbyll 9chotni uznati noyy rczim,
yyst6hovali Sc do Ciny a Japon-
ska. Rozanov jc pod ~ochrapou
Japonci. Nektcff q uprchDuysich
distojnlkd odyezli i scbou ntco|
vladnlho data. Reyolucionari,
.kontrolujiei nyni yladivostok, spo.
.luprscuji 8 ceskosloyensk mi o al
merickJmi dlstojniky pr evakua-
spojensckeho yojska.
Temer ,Bichni vladni zamestnan.
Sc vratili ns sya miata. yojskal
re~solucionafd konaji patrolui po.
sinnost ve meste. Nova vlada sli.
bila uciniti vsechno, 20 Dude Y je.
itch silach, Y zajmn cvakuace anne.
rickeho a ccskoslovcnskeho yojska.
komunisticke a anarchisticke pro
<lamace jsou stale yydayauy, aleI
,ez vainelo ltinku. Schlze, jczl'
'yolana byIa jcdnlm fakovyip all
'yr~cllistick " provclanim, ncmoL,- (,
2 re kcnati, proto4e &c plkdo nedo-
Itsy!l Ze!eznisni gIusb4 III % al
2 " FrYyldelpA 4 ameF,cti inzsn ,
i pomahajf pr evakuaci ceSkoslo.
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NAM MA PRoDEJ

MAN MA PRoDEJ grocerni a striz-
nj obehod, tfeba Sc vymanf "a dobry
dim v dobrem sousedstvi ma dobre IL
1ici. Obchod nachazi Sc / block cd ee-
skeho katolickeho kostela. Budoya ic
8 vclkfm ostavanfm 0 6 svetnicfeh. We
V dobrsm pofadku Prodam budoyu a 2
Lofty q zaschy dobr6ho zbozf. D6Iam do
Dry obchod. Pficina prodejc, churarost.
Obcho1 naleza SO ma iohu Is. a Main
ulic v Plattsmouth, Neb. Dalsi dotazy
~zodpovida sam maJitel, JOHN KOPIA,
P~lattsmouth, Neb.--Adv. T28-Sp
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MA fRoDEJ - Nam .elmi xadouci
kls lesriho pozsnku, vhodneho pro O.
sszeni, znsmenite polozeneho, pro Id
stcJuS n~arodnosti, tde mohou NIT sv1j
vlsstni kogtei b Skolu, beze vseho smc-
sov4ni. Bhzko drahy. seJdete he. Je.
dnoso nczi scbou vyvoIfc b p~oslrfc, b.
by tuto ncsI5chauou pfflczitosf yysctfil
4 IL mu proposici ukazu. Potion mazete
konpit zapIaeenim mal6ho obnosu hoto.
~, fcbo mdzctc zlstat d yydIiayat, kde
Jste. uebo zJc, dokeJ Monte s~ehopeg sc
usidJit d farD,aIit, Ntjytta znsul6 bez.
1etnk ulvzepi penez Neyyd5vsm zsdn5
fisteoity. Fiyte; FETEr JoH.eos,
prarcr EaBdpolpt l5zbo. N.
fey1 sz5s Bourer cogsty tYst,3rsl
hs1ky Leos Leerec, ssadrssHts Jdy3o.
~ sstlsspent. J5z-ep
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a americkeho yojska.

vcnskeho a americkcho yoiska.
Vojenske sbory zemstev rychle
postupuji k Chabarovsku a oceka.
va Sc brzke potlaGcni p~oslednich
sborn generala Kalmikova. To jsou
poslednf zbyyajici sbory Kolcako-
Wy vlady. Y Cite dosud plat au-
torita %generala Semonjova, ale i
jclo dnove jsou scctcni. Q situa-
ii dale ia zapad, zvlasta V okoli
ncni V poslcdni dobe zad-
nych zprav. ia Irkutskem poGina
autarita bolseyiku. Gcneralni
konsul americky Harris a jeho stab
nalezaji Sc We Vladivostoku .jiz pc
nekolik dni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Pocta Francie pro
matky velkych robin

l'afiz, -. mora. Den 2. kvet.
ma byl vyznacen pocte matkam vel.
kych robin. Budc to narodnf sva-
jak bylo pravc oznamcno Ju-
les Steegem, ministrcm vnitra.
Sc 0 vyyolani zajmu pro vel
Ike rodiny, .jichz je tfeba, ably Sc
yzpamatoyala " ztrat, u.
frpenlch ve yalce. Sbfrky toho
due bddoa ~proyedcny po celt zc-
mi . z jejich ylt6zku budou ode.
yzd5ny ~zylaStni dairy matkam,
ktere maj neJyetbi rodiny.
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MALY OZNAMOvATEL.
FARMA Ma PRODEJ.

vna, bohata, dobfe zafizena farma o PIG
akrech; us akrd pod pluhem, o~statnf
jest pekny les a pastvina, jenom jednu
a pul mile cd mesta Petersburg. Oby-
delhi dim o s svetnicich a koupelna;
vodni zafizeni, velka nova stodola a o.
statnf v~ystavnosti. Hodi SO dobfe pro
f%armafeni, mlekafeni a ma spekulaei.-
Pffeina prodeie jest stafi a podotykam,
re jest to nejlepsf farma Y celem okoli.
o podrobnosti piste ma FRANK JILEK,
R. F. d. l, Box -, Petersburg, Virgi-
nia.-Adv. T31-2p
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Rumunsky kral Dude
korunovan ma jafe

Londyn, q. unors. Koruna
|vsce krale Ferdinanda jake vlad-
&c Nelkeho Rlmunska Dude &c ko-
natl l~ctosniho jara v Albajulia v
sedmlhradsku Angle vysle zylast-
nlho y~yslanec, jenz zastupoyati bu-
dc krale. Ncpochybir6 k tomu bn-
DC yyhl6dnut hrab6 Haig Rumun-
skS kraloyna Marie ehysta 10 X ma
steye LopdSpa Rumunsky kral
Ferdinand Dude .jednirn 2 mals
wo1archt, ktery Dude korupovan
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~obvinenymi krajany

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ylada urychluie pfipravy k soudu
5 Nemci, obvinenymi z poruseni
pravidel a vyslechy svedkd a ar
grmcnti budou zahajeny v pfi-
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DO oMAHY A oKoLf! oregousk

DO OMAHY A 0K0LI! O~regonsky
vdovec, jenz vede krejeovsky obchod v
jednom mensim mestecku ma feee Co
lumbia, rad by yedel, jestli neni v Oma-
re neb Y okoli nejaka ecska divka, aneb
mladsf vdova, ktera by byla volna veji-
ii S MIN V PARTNERSHIP jak pr remeslc,
tax j Y domacnosti. Jen o~pravdove ma.
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P~rodavame latky ma sypky, povlaky a
vnbec vseehno stfizni zbozi "a ncjnizsi
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GENERAL LUDEN-
DORF o BOLSEVI-
CKEM NEBEZPECf
Prohlasuje, Re bolsevism
je n~ebezpecim pro vse-
chny narody.

Berlin, ~. unOra. - General Lu
ldendorff V rozbovoru SVEN S anne
rickvm zpravodajem ~prohlasil, Z,
bolsevism ie velklm nebezpecim
pro ySechny narody sveta. Ycril
prl Y toto nebezpe6i drive a YER
ma take nynf. Poukazoyal pry ma
toto nebezpeci hned V breznu mi.
nuleho roku, avsak tehdy pry to
bylo povazovano "a pokus neja-
kfm zpusobem p6sobiti ma miro
YOU konferenci, ably zmirnila pod
minky pro Nemeeko.
Avsak bolsevism pc cely rok
1919 ukazal SC viteznym ma vsech
svycll frontach a dnes ohrozuie
Neinecko a zarovcn celou Evropu
a obayam Sc, re i Amcriku''. pro-
Ihlasil jmenovany general. Boise,
vism je itocna siIa a jejf ellen JIG
vYyolanf svetovG revoluce. Bud
mnsi podrobiti 81 sv6t anebo utr-
peti rozhodnou porazku.
Pro tuto pficlnu p~ovazuji mir
Sc sovetsklm Ruskcm "a nemoz.
most. Utinili jsmc $ Ruskcm mir.
ale ono bojovalo prot nam vytr-
vale cd Il DOLBY. Y naseho pripa-
.du mnze 81 syet witt lekci. Y A
sii, TO jest V Persii, Afganistanu,
Turkestanu a Indii, bolsevism pa
raduje pod plastfkcm panislamis-
mn. Y Europe ma druhe strane
propagate komunism.
'Bolsevicka armada je skutec-
ngm nebezpecim a toto vzdy pri-
tonne nebezpeci stane Sc hroziyej-
sim, az nalezno komunisticke spo-
Jenee V kazde zemi. Musime po-
~vazovati bolsevism "a zivelnou 81
IN, ktera jake mongolove re sired.
nj Aisle V ~byvalych dobach, ohro-l
~zaplaviti Evropu. Nemecko|
Y mlnulosti bylo vodolamem, 0 KITE
~ takov6 yychodni zaplayy sc tfi-
Nebude-li mono Nsmecku|
staff Sc nyni takoyou baStou, pax
dlisiedky pro ostatui Evropu bu.|
iou skutecnc katastrofalnimi.
Svet brzy uznamena dusledkyI
Yefsalllskeho nsiiu. EHle-Ii Mel
mecko pfinuceno, by splililo dol
p0dmlnky mIroye smlouyy,
Dude TAX o~zebraceno Sc stanoviska
lospodafskeho a tax seslabeno sci
,tanoyiska vojen5keho, lie nebude
to postavltI Sc ia odpor bolsevi-
tlaku, poneyadz vedle to-
toto svfho ~vnejsiho nepfitclc ma
axe nepflfclc vnitfnfho.'
General solldi, ze toto nebezpe.
4 je tim vetsi, ponevadz Nemeckol
lcbudc pfipraveno mu celiti bran
lou moci Zbudovsni armady sill
yZada delsi DOLBY. lax ury Sc oil
Amsrlka pfesyedcila. Hospo-
stav nemeckf rise je nyni
ak zoufaly, re boIscvick4 propa- (
n~alezIle tn bohate pole pi-
obnostl. Tim ynltrnl nepfitel Ne.l'
lecka Jeuom sesiil A resnltstem
ohoto lleeni ~nemeckeho generala ]
z, zc Nernecko potfcbnje obnovyi
byvale silly, ably Sc stale schop- !
YIN postaviti sc prot bolsevieke- y
u ncbezpcei. Ludcndorf, mill j
kazdfm %coulenl, vidf gp5sus
Nemceka q oststnich emil
rropskgch Jeuom v5ilne armxde
terQq bylo by mono p~estayjtis
~ hrAz prot bolssmckym lto-
iu II