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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
SUPERbAS HAVE:
|NCREAS LEAD
TO FIVE GAME s
Brooklyn Has An Advantage
of 81 Points Over Reds;
No Change in Leaders in
American League.
/, 10y MORNING looas.l SPECIAL LEASED w,1sI

New York. Sept. 13,--The Brook
ryn team of the National league by
its double victory over the Chicago
Cubs today increased its lead IN
the pennant race to five fun games
over Cincinnati and New York. The
Giants defeated st. Louis and
dropped u game to Philadelphia,
these results placing the two teams
tied so far as games are concerned
but giving the worlds champions
an advantage of two percentage
points over McGraw's men, The
five game lead of the Superbas
& yes them an advantage of 32
points over the Reds and "a points
over the Giants.
All three leaders in the Ameri-
can league won their games today,
so that there is no change in rela-
tive positions. The anomaly con
tinues of the New York Yankees
leading Cleveland by half game
but trailing the Indians by one per-
centage po.nt. Cleveland and New
York each gained two points by
their victories over Philadelphia
and Detroit, respectively while
Chicago added three points by de-
feating Washington and thus crept
up "A point on the leaders.
Race Draws Throngs.
Brooklyn has not yet clinched the
pennant but its comfortable lead
will enable the team to take things
little easier for the remainder of
the season unless the Reds and
Giants start winning streak,
Brooklyn has fourteen more games
to play; Cincinnati 22 and New
York 1S. Should the Superbas win
half their remaining games, 1t W II
be necessary for the Reds to win
16 and the Giants IA to tie Brook
lyn. On the other hand, IL Cincin-
natl and New York win only half
of their remaining games, it will be
necessary for Brooklyn to win only
four more games to capture the
pennant.
Visions of worlds series in the
Greater City have sent New York
and Brooklyn baseball fans to the
parks In such numbers that at Eb-
bets Field the pelice shut the gates
a half hour after the first game
began. A crowd estimated at 10000
persons was turned away
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
HAS SERVED 8 YEARS
FOR AN0THER'S CRIME
rsr MORNING Joussa. SPECIAL lsAsso wisrl

tey MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL leAsse wiRGl
Dallas, Tex. Sept. 13.-Contri-
buttons amounting to s125 have
been received thus far by Sheriff
Dan Harston of Dallas county, for
a fund inaugurated by him to pro-
vide compensation to Ben Perry
serving eight years of life SEN
tence for a crime of which he was
innocent. The move on the part of
Sheriff Harston followed confess
sion by Green Hunter. another me-
gro, who was hanged in the Dallas
county Jail for an attack on an
aged white woman, that he had
committed the crime for which
Perry was sentenced-an attack on
a young white girl at Bryan, Tex.
Sheriff Harston stated that he
probably will 60 to Bryan, Brazos
county, where Perry was tried, in
IN effort TO add to the fund.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
INFANTlLE PARALYSIS
SPREADING IN BOSTON

I tsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRrl
Boston, Mass, Sept. ia
spread of infantile paralysis in the
vicinity of this city, which, while
not an epidemic, yet constitutes a
condition that has caused some
concern among health officials,
was announced by the state depart
ment of health today. A total of
ninety-seven cases in the state was
reported with the addition of
fourteen new cases in reports re-
ceived today. The number of
cases is the greatest in this state
since the epidemic of 1916.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
CHURCH Is SCENE OF
"H0ME BREW" PARTY
tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 13.---
Seven men were arrested in an
abandoned church today, where, ac-
cording to the police, they We're
holding home brew" party.
I'VE heard lot of noise coming
from the choir loft" Sergeant w.
j.. Cummins explained In municipal
court today. "and found sixty bots
ties on !ce,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
MEXICO ESTABLISHES
COMMERCIAL BUREAU

Los Angeles, Sept. 13.-Quarters
have been leased here by the Mexi-
can government for what. accord
ing to official announcement, will
be the largest industrial and COM
mercial bureau maintained by that
nation in any foreign country.
Samuel G. Vasquez, an attache of
the Mexican department of indust-
ry and commerce, will be in charge.
Permanent exhibits of raw ma
terials and manufactured goods
similar to those maintained in New
York, Chicago and st. Louis, but
on a larger scale, are planned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
MacSwiney Is Weak r,

London, Sept. 13.-Mrs. Mas
Swiney. who spent the afternoon
with her husband, on leaving the
prison at 6 p. m, said he was
weaker than when she last saw
him. She had not been permitted
to speak to him. He was consc GUS
but stili suffering from numbness
Of the limbs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14

Denver, Colo. Sept. 13.-For the
second time within a week a street
car on the Colfax avenue line was
held up tonight near the outskirts
Of the city and the crew robbed by
three masked men. The robbers
got s34 and fled across = vacant
lot,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14


Portland, Me-. Sept. 13.-Fred-
erick II, Parkhurst, republican,
was elected governor of Maine to-
day by a plurality which late :o-
night promised to oe the largest IN
the states history. His democratic
opponent, Bertrand G. MeIntire,
received approximately half as
many votes as Mr.. Parkhurst.
Republicans carried all four
congressional districts by large ma
jorities, re-electlng congressman
Wallace II. White. Jr., John A.
Peters and Ira G. Hersey and
electing Carroll l.. Beedy of Port
land in the first district where
Congressman Louis B. Goodall was
not a candidate. They also OBJ
tanned n commanding lead in the
state legislature.
Women availed themselves of
their first opportunity to vote in a
state election and the figures show
ed that a large majority voted the
republican ticket. The vote for
Parkhurst, on returns from more
than two-thirds of the state, show
ed an increase of more than 40, 900
over that cast for Milliken, repub-
lican four years ago, while McIn-
tires vote was less than 1900
more than that of Curtis, demo-
crat, in the last presidential year.
The vote in SIS out of 632 pre-
cinets was:
Parkhurst (r), 116,3S4; McIn-
tire td), 60,0S7.
Returns from 557 precincts for
governor, give:
Parkhurst (r), 1896; McIn-
tire cd, 64,296.
These same precincts in 1916
gave:
Milliken (). 1879; Curtis (d),
62.453.
The republican strength was uni
form throughout the night. Several
cities which showed small demo-
cratic pluralities in 1915 returned
large pluralities for Parkhurst. In
many others. which went republi-
can four years ago. the plurality
for that ticket was greatly in
creased this year.
Considerable significance in the
outcome in its bearing on the vot-
ing for president In November was
by republican leaders to
be apparent from the fact that the
was fought out almost
wholly on national lines. with the
league of nations as the chief
issue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
DEMOCRATS FAIL.
To MAKE GAINS
WHILE c. D. ?.
VOTE INCREASES.
Entire Ticket, Including Four
congressman, Elected;
Governors Plurality Is the
Largest In History.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
A CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Women Avail Themselves of
Their First Opportunity to
Vote; Go Almost Solidly
to Republicans.

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiH.I
Portland, Maine, Sept. IS.
Republicans wept the
state in the election today
and elected Frederic H.
Parkhurst governor by the
largest plurality ever given
a gubernatorial candidate in
Maine. With only AZ isolat-
ed towns and plantations to
be heard from, which cast
about $500 votes in 1916,
Parkhurst's plurality over
Bertrand G. McIntire, demo-
crat, was more than $4,000.
The largest previous plural
ity was about 5000, given
the republican nominee in
1896.
Aided by the women's
vote, which went largely to
the republicans, the party
rolled up a vote more than
$4,000 larger than that Of
1916, while the democratic
total was increased by only
about 1890.
Republicans elected con-
gressmen from all four dis
tricts and obtained a large
majority in the legislature,
besides electing their candi-
date for state auditor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
VICTORY IN MAINE
MEANS REPUTATION
OF ADMINISTRATION

New York. Sept. 13.--Wil II.
Hays, chairman of the repub.
lican national committee, COM
menting tonight on the election
results in Maine, said:
Maine has pointed the way.
The result gives the greatest
reinsurance to all well wishers
Of good government, regardless
of party affiliations.
THE north star of the union
remains undtmmed.
Maine continues American.
This overwhelming republi-
can victory Enthusiastically evil
dences the decentralization of
the democratic organizati ton, the
Reputation of the administra-
ton of their leader, woodrow
Wilson, and the complete con-
demnatiou of the campaign
conduct Of Candidate Cox.
The women, too, have de-
monstrated their dependability
in this crisis. 1t means much
for the welfare of the republic
MdTlon, sept 10. - Seu'llOf
Harding issued the following
statement tonight after he had
been informed that tho Maine
election results indicated a
sweeping victory for the repub-
lican ticket:
THE result in Maine is re-
assurance that the American
DeOulp mean to return to renrp-
sentative government under the
constitution through the agency
of the republican party. and
that Maine takes the lead in
declaring for America unmort-
gagged to the old world, hut still
ready to serve humanity as AM
erican conscience impels."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 13.--New
Mexico: Unsettled Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Arizona: Fair Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
Experiment a Failure.

"It the experiment with the raII-
ways and these communication
lines had been successful, 1t rea-
sonably may be assumed that the
policy would have been made per-
manent. Such was the undoubted
Scoptinusd on Pags Twol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-foul
hours ended at p. m. yesterday
recorded by the university: :.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-14

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIREl
Portland, Ore, Sept. 13.--To an
audience of women this afternoon
Governor Cox made another state
-ment in regard to the liquor ques-
tlon. pledging himself to "enforce
all laws regardless of what interest
may be affected"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

munt aoywu'. n nemoAl lsms
avn Ao,A prpmlasN Ma csaein
rmeenllA - tedcsl nad Tim h :
nam rfvkverenl lak asssens nls
lilo 4 rAs'Alsmu Skscln nsh,l0
kcnee ~ a. rtrsvndila - ar
A enk sAl,a,a. nj Alcre "a pied
ncsu krAsu,ch hasn't ssrks,h isms
navei, ~ rfA smnt yeAsr~k Az,
naA rohc~s1ni hslo Nnlna mladt
aase Marty rfiiranlv - : dor
~ yShnrntm wallnovsm nAro
,em = ehoiim rtirrnvily nam sna
sNt dfNy rnamenlle esveleni
aAntil,s, nfcksApenk, saeonc,h
ispe pfausm rcdlnS pans Tr*o
v5 sschN dnhfa a = noiehnAnim
od Rama noha isme " kn SWIM
lomoy0m rbtesli : milSmi 4 hFr.
IN, mi pocitv 9e iSine nekomu
mohli radios, &nNsohit scsly -
relkcm asi Al, les, to malS ia
rex, hyl AZ dkvan VI srdci unfim.
ns eiticich a prote iestS iednou
vsichni volame af fiic rev y,
Trtka Nnopaia lic,a IS pc.
gdravcm IVA vSecks eten6fc, dcri.
soyaiclkv a IT. PAM pofadatclku
2enske fflidky" prvtHvGi do.
piS koneim
tCtsna rfi,clkvusl $ mdosti
yi,amc vas do naSeho kroutku do.
pisovatelek nehot ~ II lest k
Sluihsm vsem nasim oaherNte
Inn Srdeena vas ydrayi n ma
ialsi pfisntvky vase tSsi Sc
poradatelkal
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

sss at tt HnA
pat to esa iiAe msts
ate NesHa Sane e a@hfm
T
Efla m ias iagh7 aeiss
lak sie Mlas ttgf atml
pa,s vatnoaeb mfoae anauli
asfaeN
gtlh me nitro Ylftm t0nts
a male hnfe. q kseftm ,aHn,
tyvef mne Hs mfurlnteh
vlsionai
to ran b tohn, a3 se vratim
iimsi Be- mneho ftratims
asroa sohf ! sladks mdioh5
cestn Fkraum.
Mad smthansm raiem y studu,
mad ftrsecnSm n holkem trndu
ma posletlt phi tyt pisni
plakat hudu'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Dne 10. Servcnce hyla v Chiea.
ga. III. gahajcua konvcncc TAX
xyant tfeti strany, ieiil zastunci
.isou hide. ktefi nemeli dosti pfi.
zniyca syt ~vystredni nahledy q
dojmy naScho politickeho fizeni
prosaditi Y konyenci obou veil
kyeh stran a mimo tyto rovnt'
pfipoiuic So X MIN Nestranna
North. Dakotskd Liga a east uuio.
veho delmctva.
Tato treti politicka strana, pc,
z1stavaiici z vystfedniho- clemen.
tn ' naSi republice, m1ze donutitI
v6tsinov6 politickt strany ku
iich rcformam, ieS by takto be.
obavy ztrdty yit6zstvi stiSi pre-.
vedeny byly. Sout6z Jest neilcp
Sim prostfedkem ku docileni o
pray v narodohospoddrstvi, a
vsak yystfednosti vzdy " zapet.
pfinasi utrpeni lidu V iedn6 mel
.jine forme. coz ma pax IN naslf
dek vyvinuti lepsich pom6ru,
Populdrni vldda, .iakoui mann
zde ' Soustati americkem, memo
la by vlstrednik1, nebyti tech
kdoS aneuzisaii volebnich vysad
z6stanim donna V den volehni pc
vinnosti, COZ pax ma IN nasle
dek, ze nelson DO ifadn zvolen.
dobfi lide a potfebne opravy pr,
dobro obecne Sc neprovedou
Dnesni neut6sene pomery lid M
sebe privedl sam svoji ~netecnost
vnGi volehnimu osudi.
Doufame. az zena nabud
spravneho nochopeni politickeh,
hospodafstvi. ze dive politick
straw p%ostaGi ku docileri opray
potfebnSch die postupu DOLBY. c.
nam schhzi. Jest pochopeni naswl
ohxonsLtoh n-or;nnos,, yn.; cob,
samym. Co tato zem6 potfebuie
icSi vsnnhecna vvlalani oehrnnf
mahaa,. 1mmia.,a 49,.
~ ;ost ohsasano rannhl;Lsa.k,
n,otro.nx ;on .soha u nroys
80.
~ 9oua'.sNou pos'i'"01
~ s"isN'u 'u''''i'" SPeJc"ie
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sa."' poi'''o"s .sepe'F' ''''
p0''V' MI "'''''.F J''s"
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so1po1l'an e'", mas :,
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xtaaaf
Nohs,; az, ,Jos,nt no.ox.os,;
,,as na,,.;ahx,a,, s,.a.,,. aah,,d'
l.. -
stiSnost. ~ IN neb ona strana
TIA mic ncstoiiv. kdvz isme nj.
efm k iciimu ySyoii nepfispar
osIdnic nas ncvfdomosti i Ienosti
yybdddni pravdy.
NJ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Neobycejn6 skv6lA ION ma Mo
favG Die sonhlnsngch zpr6,
easopis0 y yeskerych cdstf Moray,
bnde lciosnf sklin6 no Morayl
neobytejnt skvelh PfispQlo k to
mn Primo idchIuf pQdasf vkyetpu
doslatek yjhha a sIunce. Hnt BIZ
don nejmfne n dDi pred norma.
Ipm
zoufalA stafenA. Dne 10
ceryna odpoIedde byla naIezena
70 rokd stord ySmtnk6fka Marie
kopeek6 u IIodkovicek W sven
o~teyfrnfm byff obtsern ma y6shr
ku zonfela II pro dom6M nesvA,
ry P zjiktkni stnrii byls pobfbe'
IN IN mlstnim hfbitovf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

KOUTEK PAM Radove

'
Ctena PAM Radov6l ProSila
bych 0 radu prodala isem domck
a ma Real Estate Mortgage ie, ze
sc ma nlatit |. lcdna a | srpna,
totii, iednou IN Z n icdnou IN j
m6sicn Pc TAX dlouho, NJ Sc To
zaplati u droky zc Sc budou plat.
Il vady, kdya Sc plati spldtka.
Payable when each payment il
made on the whole sum. then I'M
paid fikaii, ie ka5d6ho phi ro.
ku drok. Poradte. iestli muscii
platit. iak ma note upsdno, Pre-.
dem d6knje Vase Ctcnafka
0dpoved Ctenarce, KazdS Wy.
~Stavovatel noty a mortgage jest
povinncn plniti obsah noty .
mortgage die 2n6ni a platiti splat.
Ky a droky die toho. UrciteisI
odpovSd VAN hemohu podati, ie5
to plny obsah vasich not q
mortgage mne neni IMAM,
Mia PAM Radova | ia Sc X
yam ohracim 0 radu, tfeba Sc 10
4. "a
Dude zdati posetile, ale nechf 81
Nam dcerrl, ktera PRAGUE v Off.
Gu a ma dobry plat chce Sc vsak
vddvat, kde5to ia il 2 toho zrazu.
il q, az hoch .ie moe hodny, piecc
myslim. kdy2 ona 81 vydel6vd
hczk6 penize. Se by mohla rad6.
il iest6 ostat svobodnou, IN ra.
dn yam pfedcm dekuie Matka
0dpcved Matce: Byla bych
VAN Ton radon, abyste dccfi sve Y
iejim stesti ncpfckdzela .Ie do.
b%foporadit, ale nikdy pfesn6 Urn.
aoyati, TAX ably ma vas ndkdv ne.
n%afikala, Re iStc j V ieiim Stesti
pfekd2ela. Je-li vase dcera mou.
dra, toz il nechte ma Will, af sa.
ma rozhoduje.
Ctdna pani Radova Odpusfte,
le WIS obtczuii prosila bych o
vasi vzdenou radu je.Ii totiS
prospesno ditkdm v ttto zemi. By
Sc ueily 6cske feci. IN odpov6d'
yam pfcdem ddkuie A. n.
0dpov6d A. H.. Rozhodn6 isem
yam ton radon, maji-li vase DIT.
KY ~pfilczitost sc uciti cesky cist o
psdt, ably TAX ucinily, ncbof jim
to Dude jen ku proSpechu, kdyz
bndon zn6t RED ndroda, y nahoz
pochdzi, tfeba ze ,isou Y Amer
&c, jest 10 poyinnosti kazdfho
diika. je.li 10 ien trochu MONO.
pautiii Sc reel sySch rodied a, nj
dorosiou, Dude jim 10 XII prospa.
chu Y prakticntm zyot1 4 VAR
bndou ydacny, b. istc IL k iomu
pobddala.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Y hfue ~ list 1919
NeleetSnA pants nne is lslo
ps.ia tosiala nam 9ivuohans
rfitnu Americks STAT nankN
rNsearn s6f X, ~ sc All tech
SIP 81 ed vAs ksert ste mi oFnh
.miia dorisem s. ane II saH 1870
~ msie "a rnlgs ~ srle'hs AZ
Az Nase Douf6m b. / n satslvn
dohfe doiae nelna : mky = ma
som Oh hfmy Wilson iii mas 10.
sla. TAX snad ! ~ vase Diary hrso
dostaneme T5sime - ma M ii
velice nopis iscm YAM poslala
vecra Srdctns gdravi,
NJ SteySkalcva
V Rrn6, % duhna lasO
Mills PAM kulikova' cekam
stale ma Ia yelkou yaSilku vasi.
kternu isic $ taxi velkou laskou
PRO deii nasc Y rtulns shanSly a
kterou is,e mi dopisem le dnc 10.
rafi 1919 oznhmiIa 2asilka "a
dosud zde ncni a iiz asi ie strace
ma rroto vas snaSn6 prosim, hy.
ste ii rcklamovala. .le tomu iis
Z mesicu. liz to mohlo davno BY
q zde Byla by Skoda. kdyhy Sc
nemsla nahrada IN vesmes cenne
vcci ~ dostati Tolik isem Sc ma
~ ldtky nat5Sila, d6ti bychom 81
hylv sluSns obl6klv a zatim to ne
komu "a nehtv ~z0stalo. Nehne-
veite Sc, ie vas timto obtSSuii.
Bvla bvch VAN ! Y zensklch ri.
stech hned potvrdila, kdyby ia
silka byla dosla, TAX isem den
re dne dekala, ale nyni liz isem
Sc pfece odhodlala podat VAN o
rom zpr6vu. Srdecn6 vas PAM
Skodovou zdravi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
Marie Stesskalova,
sfarostka utulny
V Brine Q. eervna 1920.

' NAA MUMMY y RNNNbNNt "
maha konecn6 mohu s vami
sdeliti radostnou zpravu, Se bed.
ma $ dary vasimi ie u nasl Dnes
IA velkeho iasotu dati i dorost.
lvch ismc v~ybalovaly vse to. 90
laska n stedrost vase vsech.
kdoi k daru tomu znacnemu pfi-
spell, pripravila nasim d6tem Ba
i ma mne iste v%zpomnelyl kras.
ny svetr, kterym iste nine obmy.
silly a ktery bych 81 ia We sve AZ
nrepiate s%etrnosti nikdy snad ne.
koupila, Dude mi drahou pamat-
kou ma vas. Ia takovy svetr mu
Sela bych zde dati iiste 600 X.
Dikv VAN A jak YAM man d6.
kovati "a ty nase stastne deti,
pro ktere iste nam tolik cennych
veef poslaly9 We doslo neporu.
Sene,' jake kdybyste to teprv wee.
ra byly balilyl Jen cedulky S ne.
kterlch darkd byly streseny Ka-
va voni, jake kdyby byla prdve
Meta, nude jsou .bajecne, jake
cerstve. zkratka, mic Sc nezka.
,ilo a vsechno ' nejlepsim pofad.
ku doslo sveho ellie. Deti naSe
isou stastny d my $ mimi. Shlukly
isme Sc hned d uvazovaly, 60 Sc
nro koho hodi 2 v6cf hotovych
Rozdaly jsme, 60 komu dobfe pa.
do a 2 novych vecf bndou nase
vetsi d6vcata piln6 siti pro tn ma
81 drobotinu. A nyni prosim. q.
byste laskav6, .ie-li to mono.
vscm, kdo pfispeli Ike sbirce tt.
tlumocily nasc vrouci diky q vel
kou radost nasi 2 daru vsech.
ktere representuji cenu mnoha IL
sic. Vzpomindmc, co .iste Sc asi
napsaly, naprosily, nashdnely, nez
iste tolik vfcf schnaly, abyste
molly nase ddti oblaziti . nam
uleviti V starostech nasich s ia-
kou radosti snasely iste pro rtn
lenske sirotky darky ty, abystc
nam vsem radost udelaIyl Je TO
vzprnhou, pro deti nase, male /
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anem dale pracovaly a neocbabo,
yaly Y einnosti pro mifS n6rod
mas Jeste jcdnou VAN vroncn;
dfknji 10 vsecbny nasc male i
yelke dfti, obdaroyane y vasi Ii.
sky q vsem VAN npfimn6 tisknu
rnku! Marie s~tcyskaloy6
starostka rtulny
Cteni ctenafil Dobis cd fidi
telky sletny steyskalovt SAN
slohem k nam mInyi. jakou
radost dovedli isme spoIefn6 zph
vkicbni, kdok pfisp6li DIR
KEN pro 'utulenskt sirotky" co
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pro vzdy, kdy slf, steyskalovG
matka pceliva ltolika adoptova.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Poni r. A. Libaloyh, v Omazo
N fcskgch krnnich dobfc znhmG
spoInmajitelbm nfizniho obchodm
dorufilo MN optinf X otiEtfni
dopis, kierf i~cuiokrlfe obdrzela
cd avfho manzeIa, . Jana Libnq
jepa pfftomnt meskh M ystkyon
pfhtcl m Morayknce
v Pffsece, 49, eervrn 70,
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eky = ofce, bratry, scsiry 4 mi,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29

and uses pavement slang or is de- signed by an individual dressmaker. The main point is to work out scheme of dressing. hold to it and not be led by impatience or curiosity into other channels where there are rocks and sandbars.
 The woman who claims with half hidden air of superiority that a coat q skirt and a shirtwaist are good enough for her is either false or foolish. If she says her scheme of dressing centers on tailored effect and that she finds a coat suit with varying blouses the safest medium through which to ex- press her type. she speaks as a sensi- ble woman.
 She will meet the requirements of her working hours, which includes lunch at restaurant, with this scheme of dress, but she is at a loss when she must devise social clothes. It is an evident fact that the average wage earner who looks well when she is strictly tailored is not a success in the gay fripperies demanded by social life
 She is. often smart in her office and grotesque at dance. She is not well dressed at the theatre nor does she know what to wear at dinner party She carries her masculine clothes with assurance, She is ill at ease in her social clothes.
 To such women the advice is: be eX- travagant in the purchase of a forma, and an informal social frock, They should be well built Each accessory such as slippers. stockings and gloves should be bought with the gowns The style of these clothes must depend upon the style of the wearer. No one can set down law or a class in this matter
 The important thing Is that she mus accomplish, through process of money suggestion, or untiring effort an effect in the evening which does not draw upon her the criticism of awkwardness