davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-12-13

WGICUI1IC OuI IL1III4lS IdllOn dS lIlEuUS dtid
comrades and make them feel above all
that they are at home, and really wanted
there. There is no worse type of immi-
grant than the immigrant who fails, there
is no better advertisement than immi-
grants who succeeded. Success de-
ponds upon the way and spirit in which
both sides tackle the subject. British
population is a very valuable thing, and
we must see to itthat it remains all-Brit-
ish. In closer and more human the
understanding, the easier becomes the
movement Of men, and | may add, OF
capital, which the empire requires. We
want to make that understanding wider
and deeper, so that it is never sWamped
with Jealousy. either locally or otherwise,
| hope the longer | live the longer ] may
se8 the ties that unite them and Us stead
lily strengthened and multiplied until the
bond OF fellowship which unites US IS
~unbreakable''.
London, Dec. 9Th. 1t was announced
in the House of Commons today that the
supplementary estimates for the navy Will
be over six million pounds sterling and
for the air force nearly two million
pounds sterling.
London, Dec. 9Th. British trade re-
turns for November show exports to be
over fI19, 900, 000 and an increase OF 432,
900, 00G, and imports to be LAT million
pounds sterling an advance OF 7l5, 600
pounds sterling over the corresponding
figures Tor November 1919. There is a
drop 81 ten million pounds sterling IN raw
materials value, bat 10 counter balance
his, a rise Of II, 600. 0C0 pounds in the
value OF manufactured goods for the
month.
Barbados. Dec. 9th.-U. S. S. Florida
arrived 3.20 . M. from Hamptonroads.
London, Dec. 8th.--Cambridge UniVef-
sity today by a vote Of 904 TO U2 refused
women iull membership in the Universe
ty on equal terms with men. Most Of
the other Universities. including Oxford,
have already granted full membership to
women, and the decision TODAY means
that women attending Cambridge Uni
versity who are present at the same lee
lures and take the same honours and eX-
aminations as the men, are still prevent
ed from taking degrees. Among the ar
guments employed by the opponents OF
the women are that the University would
become overcrowded and that Oxford al
ready regrets having granted women full
membership. Cambridge wants women
10 have their own. University with q char
ter enabling the granting Of degrees.
NEW YORK, 9Th Nov. 1920
Flour. BlenGed Clears st. Lawrencel,raod
or. brl. $500
Meal Kilndried per 100 Tbs SIG
, 1920-12-13
RapOrel Line.

THE S. S. "Cupper" sailed from New
l. York Wednesday evening with 1870
tons cargo for ST. Croix.
The next sailing will be on the 9th inst
RORT. L. MERWIN & CO..
Agents.
, 1920-12-13

St. Thomians on the whole will re
ioice TO learn that the public library
will open on Friday night. Appropri.
ate exercises will be held in the~Aall OF
the Grand Hotel on that evening,-H 1d.
Jose Soto and Jose Lopez, sentenced,
the former to 6 years imprisonment and
the latter to lose his life. and Alexander
MacBean, alias Alexander the Bear.
were transferred to St. Croix yesterday.
Director OF Police Morningstar and Po~
liceman Benjamin accompanied them.
Soto and Lopez will be kept in the
Richmond Jail, and Mclean will be
kept at the Kings Hill Poor Farm,
St. Thomas Mail Notes, Dec. 9th.
, 1920-12-13
St. Thomas News.

There are many cases of fever IN town
Just now which is due no doubt to the
recent change Of weather. st. Thomas
MaI Notes, Dec. 7th,
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30
Awakening of the Giant

Our great American giant has
been sleeping since the early days
of the republic, but now he is begin
ming to stir.
This giant is the American far
mer.
A committee of seven prominent
farm organization leaders has been
appointed to quiz all presidential
aspirants as to their attitude toward
matters which the farmer considers s
OF paramount importance.
Their reports as to the attitude
of these candidates will go out to
the millions of farmers all over the
United States, and will have much
weight with tiller of the soil when
he goes to the polls to vote.
We fear there are some uncom-
Portable hours ahead of our friends
the candidates They are reason
ably expert at satisfying big bust
ness and organized labor, for both
get the gravy when they make a
roar.
But just how the candidates are
going to satisfy big business and
organized labor on one hand and
the farmer on the other is a mystery
! difficult to solve at this stage of the
game.
And the farmers hanging toge-
ther. can relegate any candidate to
the scrap pile in the bat of an eye.
Tough on the candidate? Ii
touches them on the raw.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30
High and Low Prices.

Today American products, exhor-
bant in price, are in great demand
in Europe. This is so because Eur
rope, devastated by war, can not
make these articles themselves fast
enough to supply the immediate
demand.
But in time Europe will be max
ing sufficient for home consumption
and will have an additional output
for export.
In America wages are abnor-
mally high, as are also raw mater
ials. The cost of manufacture is
therefore 'in the sky"
In Europe labor is much cheaper
and articles can be marketed at a
cost below that for which we can
produce them.
In time when Europe has recov-
cred, America will be required to
compete with these countries for
world trade-America with its high
cost OF manufacture against Europe
with its low cost.
That is the condition which the
present insane price inhatation will
bring about.
The misfortune of others has
made us fortunate today-has en-
riched us beyond the dreams of
avarice.
But tomorrow it may be the re.
verse.
1t is worth our serious considera.
tion' when we hear people talk of
prices going even still higher.
Even Shylock meets his Water.
loo sooner or later.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30

THE old blue denim overall is
having its day. 1t is now the
aristocrat of the clothing world.
Overall clubs are being formed all
over the country as a matter OF
economy and as a protest against
the mounting prices of clothing
1t is common sight N the big
cities to see public officials, busi-
ness men and others from all walks
of life going to work in overalls
1t is one ray of sunshine which
stands out in the sea of high prices
which is engulfing the country
The overall today is the badge O.
honor to all men, from the million
aire down to the humblest of oul
citizens.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30

MANY people have been urging
the farmer TO greater production
this season as a means OF reducing
the high cost OF living. And there
they stop, Apparently they do
not take into consideration the
fact that the food sPeCulator is in
reality the one who is robbing the
poor and hlching the rich
in order to line his own pockets.
He it is who has done most to
force the price of foodstuffs to al.
most prohibitive heights. What
we need is an old time curb bit
that is big enough and cruel
enough to bring the spectators to
their knees and keep them there.
The farmer should not lre asked to
become everybody's goat!
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30

STRONG minds, indomitable Cour.
age and endless patience will be re-
quired to restore this country to
the normal conditions existing be-
fore the out break of the European
war. Today practically all lines
of business are conducted on an
abnormal scale. Wages, living,
everything is out of plumb, and
the prevailing tendency is to force
things upward. This Of course
cannot last indefinitely with safety
to the republic, but it is difficult to
conceive how we are to lead the
American people back to earth
again without bringing a disas-
trous crash about our heads. A
Moses would be thrice welcome
today.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30

Working in the garden is great exer-
else. 1t is splendid strength develo-
per and mind stimulator, and furn-
ishes an outlet for the surplus energy
and enthusiasm which you have failed
to work off during business hours. Go
to it-and stick at it.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30

Lost-On the streets of Dolores, a
fountain pen with gold band and initial
M. B. Reward offered. Finder leave
at this office
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30

Wanted-At Once dishwashing and
dining room girls. Enquire Southern
Hotel, Dolores, Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-30
Friday, April 80, 1920

ADVERTISING RATES
?, cepts nor single column inch, per month
insertions of one week, only, . cents per inch
Locals 10 cents per line each issue,
Display ads changed every two weeks without
extra charge weekly changes seents per inch
additional.
Copy tor change Of ads should be snppiieo
not later than TUESDAY noon 20 insure
appearance
MISCELLANEOUS,
Card Of thanks Ii cents resolutions OF con dc
lence 10 cent? per line, six wordr to the line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
GOLD RESERVE IN U. S.
AHEAD OF OTHER NATIONS


'ffh % the NeNH.
NEW YORK. sept. i.-Thc amount
~ gold reserve Il the United States
available against notes IN actual cir.
cnlltion on July 1, 1890 WIS more
than three times that Of any of the
nations uf Western Europe. according
o. information published by the Ma
tiunnl Bank 81 Commerce In New York
IN the September number 81 its maya
zine Canercc Monthly. This cnun ~
had S2.3i0. 600. 0O0 IN gold against 81.
ii2,onn.0 600 In notes. giving II rcgCrvO
II i1.a per cent at the paper Ciredln'
ti'p. q ratio which ullo Ear exceeded
that Of amy European country.
The nation most nearly approach.ug
this cuuntry's percentage ~ reserve
was Great Britain whose gold hold.
iugs amounted o. 3l.5 pc cent IT her
note circulation. while France on tha
same dat, had only sc per cont Ger.
many and Austria had reserves of
only l.G per cent and o. per>Scni ",
spcciivcly Italy. On september 80.
1919. the latest date for which data
are available. possessed gold reserve
Of only IS per cent az her paper cur.
rcnCy. says the banks magazine.
Wide differences are shown hy the
bank also to exist between the total
amount ~ notes outstanding In the
various countries. The Sl.5t2. 900. 600
ul paper money In the United States
compares with Sl6.iOi .00O, 900 In Ger.
many and sis.b5a. OoO. 0Oo In Austria.
Hungary Great Britain's nOta clreu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
90 safcr nnnriers.

"a slfcr quarters.
She was carrying of the Ncund kit
ten when Cincinnatus. one IT the inrg
eat elephant becoming aware IT what
was going cn. and realizing his proximi
" Ia the box containing IN" little ones
gently tool, the kitten from the solicit
aus parent by the aid Of his trunk, and
carefully replaced u IN the box This
was repeated ~ often that the eat
finally got tired and gave up the at
tempt.
Tahhy was allowed to come and ~
freely without the kittens. and later
brought hnck the missing nnp Cincin
natur evidently was very fond ~ the
kittens. Tor he noS,'d among them re.
qucntly with his trunk. aud was uneasy
and fussy fOr Snac Tins after leaving
them. The Robinson circus will cx
hiplt here Monday. september G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
SCHOOL trim WILL.
sTAlT N MONDAY.
GRADI PIPpls ASKED TO BRING
PtoM0iON CARDS WITH
THIN on MONDAY

Thesrhod bells viii ring again Mon
day rioIning And at \ o'clock high
and gfidc nhool pupils viii Ice asked Ia
bring promotion cards with them,
School viii remain IN session only
about two hours Monday morning. ~
that flaSes Can be organized and les.
tUns assigned
High tchool pupils are biting register.
tSi from , q. M To- y. ~. daily, and
from I30 a. u. M. al night.
The school board has decided To adj.
init children who viii he seven years
I'D ON or before February T. begin.
ners Will bc admitted only during the
firs two wccks II schOul. Neither VIII
th-y. be- admitted after the Christmas
holidays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
ELEPHANT WOULDN'T LET
CAT MOVE HER KITTENS

The many peculiar characteristics Of
certain dcnizens of the Jungle afford a
source ~ considerable mcriimcnt o.
those who come into daily cpntlct
with these creatures.
An amusing incident occurred recent.
" ~ Peru. Indiana. the winter quar-
trrf ~ Jthn iiohinsun's circus Ia the
elephant house. the house cat had some
hittcns ~ q buN near where the hug,
beasts were fastened and. fearing for
her progeny. she aimed Ia take them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
TOBACCO REPRESENTATIVES,
HERE On BUSINESS TRIr

=. T. prummoni. IL the New York
office. and y. Y. rort"rchcck Panhan.
dle representative. of the W Duke Sons
cOmpany. a branch ~ I.iEgctt q Ne,
rrs' Tobacco company. were In the clty
Nr~trrday ON n business trip. Their
newspapers which run their advcriif.
Ing,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

i,t,rn on June 80 1929 was only ST..
esS. 000. 900 and the French total of
- tus uuiftnnding al about the SiiGe
date was equal a. 1.sNS 100000. Italy
on September 30. 1919 had sl.i57.o0o,'
uoo 81 paper outstanding In swing
those amounts the hank has c'ai.
ycrtcd the units ~ forciEn currencics
into dollars at their respective Iars
Il exchange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Commission APPOINTS
EQUALIZATION BOARD

The new equalization beard appointed
~ yesterday morning. meeting e the
cts cummiv len o. composed 81 Juhi,
Gilyp Walter blackburn. and j. u.
Russell
Ilcsid,s the regular monthly routine
work 1T approving ana allowing III"
payment IT the payroll and accounts
the city commission authorized the city
manager to purchase body Ton a
truck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-16

cylinders or worn piston rings. worn or
pittcd valves. carbon on valve seats and
p9sr ignition. Test the battery with Il
hydromctar. Sea tnat the amInoter rec
listers charse uhen thc ear i going ave
miles or more an hour Sec if there IS
"a strong spark ~ The plugs. Make surr
that oil circulation IS shown bv the
gauge. plns the car and aaten far
Transmission noises. due IFS Varn. braEtn
or dry gears out 81 alignment which nlss
have been caused by an aeeIdert. Notice
particularly the steering gear and
whether il works easily Examine fhe
springs for broken leaves se that thc
wheels are fr9e ana examine for Sent
axles ana frame IF a. motor heats
rapidly there is something wrong with
the iubrictting err cooling system.
A small hole abolit fhe size or +,
hin Is put IA the niler ems ST auto zasa-
lime tanks to allow IN air to enter as
The gasoline leaves. mus <eepine as ne
air pressure. This Is NOT necessary
where the air pressure is obtained by a
pump
, The marks on letters on hyvheel
are used to Indicate the correct timing
&c shark ana valves a mark Is usually
n,acea ar Tho r9ar ~ III, mofor base
10 correspond win tho as.yheel marks
thus indicating the position ia which The
crank smart should bo placed fer timing
purposes
4. The Jerking or Z car when in mo
ton is caused bv soeding toe much sas
md engaging fhe clutch TOO QUICKLY 10
overcome these fault= nofe tho speed 81
the engine ana keep Fl r4nning smooth
through gradual use of fho accclerator
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-16

By permission of the Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Tire people we arc able
to still offer you 4 Pennsylvania guar
.nt..I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-16

Gasoline purchased and
sold by US under United
States Navy Specifications.
Il the best all year around
gas made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-16

We have no public hll-
ing station of our own.
We boost our boosters. Be
a Texaco Booster.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Z jednani rady
Svazu narodG

Roda Svazu n6rodn W SVEN
znseddni v Bruscll mi pred scbol
cclou fadn otdzck, jicha uspokoii-
VI resent je znnfnd tvrd1m ofia-
KEN Rada ndrod0 roahoda SO
odkd2oii oidzsu Armonie svrcho.
yond rndd, Dale jcdndno hylo o
tom, mill anglicino anebo fran
dtinu b1ti ifednim iaSykcm trva,
ldlo meyindrodniho tribnndlu. R0-
da sc ro2hodla pfljmontI oclra-
M nenain, ktcr6 byly pfidfleny
rflznSm 2emim n0 Sakndf smlou,
w rnkonskt n bu|hnrskd. Jmcno-
y6ui knnsc X uroyndni sporu me.
vi avfdskcm n lrinskcm ohlcdnt
Alondsk9eh ostroyd bylo schyd'
Icno. fIenem komisc budo ncpo,
phybna take American Ipndi jar
Pndcrowski, znstupujici polsko, q
A. Waldemnr, 2nstupujici Iitey'
sl,o, prIjeIi do I'rnsclu \ budou
yysIechnui Y zdIeSiioAtI poIsko-
IitoyskdhO sporu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Skandinavske sems
iadaji odsbrojcni

Z nuscm 81 oynamuic, Skan
dinasSke pcms pirdloilly " Schn
II Syasu narodn Y tomio mas,'
poaadavek, ably Nahaienv hvN
kroky y saimu odsbrOieui vSccl
vclmoci VA sakladt Slanku os,ns
ho smlouvy Svasu narodn. rola,
davek tcuio pflScl W iorms noivr
podepsMe NorSkem, nanskem a
Svedskem, iadaiicL ably sva1 ma
rodu proved pryni Svon poyin,
most Rada Svesu narodn odkaya.
Ia notn tuto namofni a yoienskc
komisi. Y prvnim aase,lani rady
Svasu narodN hlaynim pfedma,cm
iednani bylo odgbrojcni yiiscni
me1inarodniho ,rihunam. Jednani
toto bylo pfisns d0v6rnt, Skmdi.
navske seme postavily 81 rozhod,
ne proti dosavadnimn plam na
mczinarodniho iribunalu a
,poiily Sc k podpofc rnSnych do
iatku,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
BRZKE SkONCENl
STAVKY v ANCLll
JE PREDPOVlDANO
Prime vyjednavani mezi
vladou a stavkujici-
mi v proudu.

Celia Angle oddechla 81 vona.
il 30 uvetelnani spravy v nedeli,
IL ic snacna nadeic ma brgke "a.
kontcni stavky ulllokopd. y ieiV
d0Slcdku veSkcry angliekp obchod
a pr0mysl hyl valne ochromen
Prime vyiednavani mezi vladou a
v0dci Stavkuiicich uhlokopu prdye
sulAjcne mnSe yesu k zakontcni
stavky ieSta V tomto tydm. Pre-.
mier Lloyd George, tlenove kabi.
nctu a gastupei Staykmicich nhlo.
kopG konferovali Pc III hodiny
ncdeli V premicrova Gredni resi-.
dcnci na Downing ulici Po kon,
ferenci bylo oznamcno, 5c V jed.
mani bude pokracovdno.
Clenove kabincm pokracovali v
porade po odchodu delegat0 uhlo.
kopn, Take vykonny vybor svazu
uhlokopn konal schulz, Vseobec.
ne prevladala nad6jc, ze doidc
brzy k zokonceni stavky v d0slcd.
ku pfimtho vyjcdndvani mezi Il.
hlokopy a vlddou zadna strana
neSdelila verejnosti povahu to.
hoto vyjedndvani, ale ne1fednS SO
sdeluJe, ze vlada je ochotna dat
sv0j soublas k 2v[Seni mzdy 0
diva shilingy, doidc.l k avyseni
te2by, Md SO vSeobecne IA 10. Ne
brzy dojde k dohoda ma zakladd
uroynani sporu, kterou bude moa.
no pfedloziti uhlokop0m ku schva.
LEM ancbo zamitnuti.
V2hledem k pfimtmu vyjedna.
vdni mezi vladou a uhlokopy od.
loSili 2eleznitni mmaStnanci ma.
vrhovanou stavku m sympathic,
ktera by situaci aaiistc znaana
zhorSila.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Nota polske Wade
v zalezitosti Vilny

Nota ohledne situaee, utvoren,
obsazenim m6sta Vilny, byla ,
techto dnech odevzdana polsk,
vlade zastupci l'rancic Angli,
We Narsave. Nota tato prohlaSuic
10 spojeneck6 vlddy povaSuii IN.
brani Vilny IA poruseni primeri !
Litvou, uzavfcntho priSinenin,
Svazu ndrodn n za poruseni uii
si6ni, poskytnutych Polskcm spo
jencum a Sva2u narodn. Nota /,
psdna toncm pfatelskym, uIe pew,
nSm. ODE vlddy vyslovuji nadcji
10 Polsko odmitne zodpovednosl
za akci gencrdla Zellgousktho q
tak poskytne satisfakci SvaM M.
rodn, jehos autorita byla o,rcse,
na, Y note Sc prnvi, 2c siiuacc Ia.
to musi byti brzy vyiasnana, il.
max anglickd Il francouzskd via,
da bndou poyaaovati dulsi Mkro,
eeni IA nutn6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Velky zajem O stavku
v Anglii v Nemecku

u Bcrlina Sc oznamujc, Se v1dci
st6vkuiieich uhlokop0 obratili sc
ma havifskou internacionam O
pomoc, Ipravu toho smyslu pfi,
ncsl Gasopis Vorwacrts, tasopis
tcnto pfipoiuie, 2c n6meeti uhlo-
kopov6 sleduii stavku Anglii :
vellsSm Njmcm n posloli dcpcsi
anglickym uhlokopnm prdnim
ispechu, Cely svet wlaste Rus.
ko sleduii \ vclkSm Mjmem ten.
to konflikt prnvi SO v manifesto
uhIokopd, kicry sepSdn byl Lo-
sowskym Anzclovccm, ruskSmi
dclcgdty Y Ndmccku a uvefejnen
Y easopise Rote Fahnc, rodikdlnfm
org1n6 Berlin6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Rusko ma vazny
nedostatek psenice

Ruska sovetska rcpublika ma
asi 10000, 900 busl0 psenice ku
sv6 disposici tohoto roku, die pro-
hlaseni, uvefe.men6ho v berlin
Skcm tasopise Rothe Fahne drem.
Schlowskym, ktery prave pfijel 2
MoSkvy do Berlina Schlowskl
pravi 2e Sc naltzd Y sov6tslS6 di.
plomaticke slu2be a ae byl drive
aamestndn jako legacni rada
Bernu, We SVEN prohldseni pravi,
ac Rusko potfebuje 225, 100000
buSl0 psenice, avsak sovetska via.
da doufa, ze phi ndlezitt hospo.
darnosti sc vystaGi pritomnym
mno2Styim, Xasobovdni a dopray.
nj situace Rusku, die jeho pro.
hldseni, sc lepsi DR., Schlowsky
pfedpovedel, ze general Wrangel,
vndce protibolscvckych sborfl na
iihu Ruska bude pora2cn n od-
stranen Y nekolika tvdncch. dc.
nerd Wrangel mi asi 100000 vo-
iakd, avsak jenom 10000 mu4d
tvofi armddu bojovnou, .jcz pozil.
stavd hlavnd y byvaldho vojska
gencrdla Denikina, ktcry byl po.
razcn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Nakupni hodnota ma
seho dollaru vzrnsta

Pfcdydletna ndkupni hodnota
do|laru SO pomalouGku vraci. Od
kvdina ndkupni hodnota dollarn
Stoupla 0 IL cent?, avank pres TO
je Jestt dlouhh ccsta k nnkupni
hodnoie dollaru y roku 1914, die
ySpottd vI6dnich stalstik0. Pred
peti mesici dollar mel cenu ~
cent? nhkupni hodnotd pfi po.
rovndni pfedydlccnou jeho nj.
kupni noel, die sdcIcni 1tcdnfch
cislic Nyni md dollar cenu asi SO
centh Jednou hlavnich pffGjn
stonpnnl ndkupni cony dollan
je okolnost, 2e lIdd nyni ncutrd.
ccji tolik jako drive, Jinou pfi.
cinou je zvSseni produkcc. Pocet
sidyek Nc mcnsi h dtlnictyo ysudc
jcyi orhoiu poskytnonti IepW
sIuSby IN yypIdcenou mzdu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
SPOJENCI ZAHA.
il ASl VYJEDNA-
VANl S TURKY
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Tfi obsti automo-
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n Ashland, Neh,, Sc osnamuic
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vasne granSn, kdyz automobil, II.
zeny Jesse Millcrcm, farmafem '
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pani leva Service, ls rok0 stara,
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v Ashland, George Hoffman, so
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lloustonem Y feei. kterou tech.
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TAR Houston v feti ave yygnodil
program vlddniho pokladnitniho
dfadu pro iizcnf vAlccnfho dluhu
q pfimlouvaI AZ IN nejpfisndjsi
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20 tomto fiskdInim rocc no mend
neSIi 1900, 100000 rodnc.