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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07
BOBBY JONES WILL I
@%." SEEK OPEN TITLE
Great Young Atlanta Golfer De-
cides to Play in National
at inverness

New York, May Bobby Jones,
of Atlanta. the phenomenal golfing
youngstcr, will compete this year ia
the national open championship for the
first time in his short but sensational
career. Announcement Of this was re-
ceived yesterday from s. p. Jermain, of
Toledo in charge Of the arrangements
for the event at the Inverness Club.
The inevitable question now arises.
viii Jones play role similar to Fran
els Ouimet's in 1913? There is an
interesting parallel. Seven years ago
Harry vardon and Ted Ray came over
from England tied for the title and lost
the play-o off to Ouimet. then a slim
twenty year. old lad. The same great
pair Of British professionals will make
return trip this summer and play at
Toledo.
At Hamilton. Ont, last year Jones
tied for second in the Canadian open
along with Jim Barnes and Kari
Refer. Later in the year he was sec
ond TO Barnes aud only one stroke be
hind him for. the southern open title
In all probability golf clubs in the
Middle West will strive to schedule ex
hibition matches between Jones and
another amateur and the English pair.
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Scholastic athletic
Schedule for Today

BASEBALL
Interscholastic League
West Philadelphia at Frsnkford Hish.
Catholic High at Germantown High.
Interacademie League
Friends Central at Penn Charter School.
Other Games
Chester High .rt swarthmore IIiEh.
W WsS IathSllc Hish az Ridley rark
Ipper Darby High at Darby. Irish.
tiermantown. Friepds at Jenlsirtown High
WisinntoMn M f1,sn%s f. ASiRstST ss
High.
Maysriord High Mt Narberth Mlrh.
Media High at Lower Merton High.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Interacademic League
Episcopal Academy. 5i Germantown, 2.
Catholic League
La Sale Freq, 81 Catholic High. Q.
Other Games
Penn Freshmen, II; Central High, 4.
Northeast High, 10; Ledger, ?.
TRACK
West Phila. ;6Iai Germantown. 5its.
TENNIS
West Phila., I; Germantown High, I.
Northeast High, 3; Cheltenham High, 2.
INTERACADEMIC LEAGUE STANDING
Teams Won Lost &c.
Germantown Academy .. ) .s33
Episcopal Academy .... 3 800
Penn Charter School .... 400
Friends Central ....... 200
CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDING
Teams Won Lost &c.
West Catholic ....,..... 600
Catholic IIiEh ......... 900,
St Joseph's rrep ...... 500
La SnlIe Prep .,....2 > 400
Nillauoya Prep ...,.,.,. 1888
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Germantown A. A. Results

The wind-up at the Germantown 4. A. last
night featured two iron-jawrd gladators
When PugEie Lee had q wee biz the better
OF Charlie Rear in their eight.round fracas.
Tho honors were even up to tho fifth session.
when Rear started TO weaken under Lees
leather barrage. Both boys tried hard for y
knockout. but although both landed cleanly
time and again, neither could deliver In
the semiwipd-up, Marty Kane earned the
gin. Kane won through his superior boxing
and greater ring lore. Charlie Turner gave
Johnny Dougherty severe trounclng In six
fast rounds. Tommy McCsnn outfought
Whitley Kelly. of Grays Ferry. in the second
Al Veno put Kid Sugar away in the second
round Of the opener
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Jeppe, of Oxford, to Enter
Massachusetts Tech in Fall

Boston. May N. i. Jeppe,
Oxford University, member of the
team of English athletes. who com
peted in the Penn relay games in
Philadelphia last week. will become
student next year at the Massa'
chusetts Institute of Technology.
Manager G. II. TalcOtt of the Tech
track team was given definite as
surances by Jeppe in Philadelphia
last week that he would enter NJ. !.
r. in the fall. Jcppe. who is a
Rhodes scholar from Australia, has
long had it in mind to study at Tech
and his decision is not a result of
his present trip TO this country. He
was called here from England after
the other British runners had ar
rived, as it was then thought that an
injury to latham woud prevent the
latter from competing in the two
mile relay. Jeppe competed in the
hurdles last. Friday. He will sail
with the other Oxford Cambridge
athletes on Saturday TO complete his
years work at Oxford,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07

=, Yale oarsmen Back
New Haven. Conn. May T.--After two
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MecIoskey and Rolfe in Draw

Willie McCloskey, OF Port Richmond, and
Bill Rolfe shared honors IN the windup at
the Disston 4. A. last night. II being the
nrst open.atr show o OF the season ia in this ,h
contests Rolte landed the harder punches
but McCloskcy. iabbed his, way out OF danger
and at the end of the eight rounds both men
were still strong. Joe Starmcr stopped
Mike Haney In the fourth. in the opening
bout. Jimmy Bradley outpointed Jimmy
Lavender in six rounds. Jack Hanlon and
Jimmy Taylor drew In six rounds and in the
semiwind-up Joe STANLEY divided honors with
Johnny Morgan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07
CLARK "A La CARPENTER
Allentown Middleweisht Uses Same
System az Erenchman In Hing

jackie Clark. OF Allentown, Is a
pocket edition Of Georges Carpenter.
The upstate iniddleweight virtually
uses the same style as the European
heavyweight champion in the ring.
Both box way up ON their toes, both are
fast. shifty and clever. Each pos
sesses terrific wallop.
Several promoters throughout the
country have attempted TO match Car
penticr with Mike O'Dowd, middle
weight champion. O'Dowd Is to box
Clark at the Camden Sportsmen's Club
last Tuesday night ten rounds.
Whether O'Dowd would have a chance
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amateur Sports

TIME Buist Park A. c. will open its
4 season on Sunday at the Buist Park,
sixty seventh street below Elmwood
avenue. with the Ivy Professionals as
opponents. The Buist Park y. [. IS
managed by Lou O'Halloran. who man
aged the Hog Island shipbuildins team.
He will have former big leaguers in his
line up. Rube Chambers will pitch the
opening game.
FNirhiII Club tawayD hrst class-W.
Mitchell, 5lS Allegheny avenue. .,,,
Elma r. &. taway) first cIass-NhIIam
llill oa5s North Third street.
e and POI. A. Campbell, 4o3 commercial
Trust Building,
Kinsiey 4. 4. taway or home( first class
Altroyge. 4225 LPidy avenue.
AZ Mohawk Indians iaway) first class" ).
McCann, 3iil SunnysidC avenue, East rams
Pa.
X st. Stephens A. A. away FIRST class "a
. Barock 92G North Eleventh street
q Wister Park A. 4. (away) sixteen-seNen'
teen years-Thpmas Murphy, lo4 East Gar
Held street. ..
Y Z NorthsIdc Professionals Caway) first cIas'
~. Hoover. 2o35 North American street.
~ TlIwood Is. G. (away) nfteen-siNteen YEAR
s-Ralph Rende. 143s South Thirteenth street
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Erik Mayer Released
Z. y BY the Lebanon Club
Erik Mayer is out of a Job again.

f3Th tN"yVE II UIIU UI q JVU "EHTH'
Erskine, who pastimed in the box
for the Phillies for some time and
who also drew pay from the Pitts
burgh Pirates and the Chicago White
Sox. seems to have skidded badly.
Early this season Mayer signed a
contract to twirl for Lebanon, of the
bethlehem Steel League. He pitched
the first game against the Sparrows
Point nine and his shoots were biffed
rather freely by the opposing bat
tiers. "'s' ~. Ea.S. "''
Now he is through at Lebanon.
Manager Potteiger has handed him
his passports. and Erik must look
elsewhere for q pitching berth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07

when the Main Liners won the league
game last week
John j. Reynolds. secretary Of the
league, states that st. Joe and Villa.
nova will have TO replay this game he E
cause Of the dispute, Notwithstanding
all rumors to the contrary. Catholic
High has an Interscholastic League
game with Germantown High. leaders
in the Interscholastic League, this
afternoon, and this contest will attract
large crowd Of fans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07
Rina Nine to PLAY Gobs

NJ j.. Ring Son & Co., professionals. win
play tie l.. $. $. Minnesota nine on sun.
dpv Managers Simpson and Townsend will
have u few additions with Kirkpa trick. the
former RoXborOugh club backstop, BowInsn II.
former Canadian and Chicago America n
han Of Jersey city. ...f.. b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07

nights. at the Yale rnnrmary,- suffering fror,
and Schieffelin, stroke and No. 4. rsvr..Wr
ively. Of the Yale varsity. returnia 10 M
TO their places in the VARSITY boat. ''ek
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07

against the Frenchman will be deter
mined when he stacks up against
Clark.
This bout will be the headliner 70
three eight round matches, viz. Willie
jackson VS.. George (Youngl Erne,
Rslph Brady vs.. Billy DE Foe and
Johnny Murray vs. Joe O'Donnell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
NESHNMINY FALLS

FERGUSON'S bungalow sites; large lots s75
W near station and creek; u mile Lincoln
highway fine boating and bathing. lie Read
ing Ter. easN payments; guaran title; send
Cor booklet FERGUSON. Front and York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
General Stocked Farm

Slxty-six acres, como woodland, pasture; bal
arce traotor-worked fields: fine creek. rail-
road " nlit. near sctccl and town: broom
dwelling, fine large barn and outbuildngf
well and spring water: includes s horses, o
cows. pigs, 200 chickens. all crops. includ-
ments; price for this month only $4,000; one
half cash required MILLER'S FARM
AGENCY. p. and w. station. Norris.
town PA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
5IIII Observation-Disclosures llIlLhhIan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NARBERTH - 3-story all-stone dwelling
steam heat; immediate possession: 10000:
lot iONl25; near station.
II $. MILLER. 1882 y. 52d St
5l0 DUDLEY ANE.--Nin" rooms; modern .
lot 5ONl@5. q. NJ. Robson, VO4 Walnut
st Phone Walnut 1913
NINE ROOMS. . tile baths hot-watcr Neat
prices sl2, 800 to sl35OO.
J a CALDWELL. Narherth. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
BusIness PronrrtIes ana Store,

VERY desl lrable shoNrooms for AUTOMOBILES.
accessories or any branch OF hardware
moderate rentals. Apply Pierce-Arrow Motor
Car Distributor 2ist and Market SITS. Ask
for Mr.. Gilbert.
22S-a0 RACE sT,-s.story mig building;
early possession: rent reasonable. Apply
Penna. Co. 517 Chestnut st
FOR RENT; 18, 600 square feet floor spaes
with power. Inquire o'Nelll Bros. How
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
TERN ROCK

PORCH HOUSES-Bu.lt in pairs
18th ST., 4 rooms, eieC. light h,-w. heat:
deep lot; near cars: very cheap; Spencer / /
rms, near York road; cleo light large lot:
same: Marvine, rms; good Investment;
Marvine. 10 rms. stone: same; Cor. 18th.
store. dwelling, garage; same; bldg. lots:
big and very hig; cheap and moderate.
HOPE Sr 1921 Nedro Wyoming 4l4.
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WYSNEWOOD
MAIN LINE

SEE sMuLI.EN e. BARRY
ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 27
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
81 Acres, Fully Equipped
5 Cows, 2 Horses, and

pigs. about 100 chickens. 3 acres corn.
all crops In barn. all machinery and tools.
ings: good water supply: plenty fruit; fine
stream watered pasture: old age forces sale.
Get full details and catalogue REESE &
pa "
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GI.ENOLDEN
Cash $500
GLESSIDF

ELEGANT CORNER lot JOxi4O ali streets
now made; $500, others 1928 up houses
$500 10 S25. 600; special hGrgain at $4,000:
send for list. VIM @. r Roberts Son.
Glensde Pa. Phon" OgOnt2 GS3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27

| 90 ACRES-Convenient to Philadelphia: stone
dwelling, Colonial, with - rooms. bath,
heat gas, etc: large barn. springhouse etc.
fine productive land.
WARREN N CNRNEII. Hnthnrn na
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27

90 ACRES best productive land. we'll located,
S-room modern dwelling. fine barn, etc |;
price only $500. Warren NJ. Cornell Hat.
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$500 Cash Secures 114-Acre
Farm With

worth $1,000. good buildings overlooking
river; near high school, r. r. town: 80 acres
nelds. big tonnage hay and other crops. re-
maindcr spring-watered pasture. wood: g.
room house, Soft. basement barn. other
cash, balance easy terms. Details this and
other farms near Philadelphia ana through
out many States. page AZ. Strouts Big New
Illustrated Catalog Farm Bargains. Call or
write for free copy
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RADNOR


BEAUTIFUL HOME with stone Colonial
house. IS rooms. 3 baths. garage with
room including bath: spring,
stream. : acres we'll planted and cared for.
] " FrOnefcld Wavnc. Pa.
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R. E.-sALE OR exchanges

dwellings in Germantown for en- to,dat'n' u u
cottage In Ncntnor: all rented adyan-
tageously with quick sale II desired assured
DALLAS & HARTLEY, INC. 400 n. Broad
street.
COUNTRY gentlemen's place Q acre,
t2h OOoi want farm or small houses Iiar.
ris lheal Estatel. opp. sta tlon. Ma rberth. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27

TEN modcr,

TEN modern frame dwellings. with all i'm.
provements, Including gas. electricity.
water, etc; well located: close to train and
trolley prices from $4,000 10 $4,000. WAR.
REN ". CORNELL. HMborO. Pa.
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NORTH GLENsIDE


FERGUSON tract large lots. S75 to $3.50
some with Springfield water. Ras and eleC
light: easy payments; guaranteed title: send
for booklet FERGUSON Front and York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
M0ORESTOHN
BARGAlN-EASY TERMS

$4,000; little cash; ll-room house. Iot ,1,x
100 near station and trolley Keys here
PETERS 4 son, 00s CHESTNUT ST., PHIIA
S24. 900 FOR \ REAL HOME-Just baIT
price owner leaving; satisfactory terms;
sena f@r photo W. q. LECoNEY. IS Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
80 Acres, Fully Equipped
5 Cows. 7 Horses. and


| potatoes. all hay. straw, corn. machinery.
tools. engines; good soil; good set buildings
wnter: located In famous Branch Valley. Get
full details and catalogue. REESE LIN
pERMAN. z. c. Airy st. NorrIstown. Pa.
lo55 AGREsi AS,sEsi com,muter's s'n,a farm miles e
llrcplaces. Beautiful lawn: barn. ali neces:
water at the house, and barn; % tenant n%ins nouss
Thompson. member PhllSdeiphia Real Estate i
! Board. West Chester. Pa.
MODERN 1s.acre farm with extensive stone
line, sh miles Lansdaie. Pa H stone sII dwell.
ing. rooms and bath. hot-water heat, acct
poultry houses and ouSuiidinss sSS SHADE 0Ir"d and
considerable fruit: property particularly
adapted for poultry or trucking: bargain
" H. J. DAGGER. A,rbler. Pa.
5000 WILL L .,a,nI gTY beautiful o2asrs1 farm
ahda ana aGHss sTs%berrS rS
beds; spring run; everything in excellent
''''N'' HORACE q. REEpER,
Newtown, Pa.
LID ACRES. sic. 900; reasonable terms; good
walk dfrY faGsS s srep Meda dv Snnif mites
Phila., near stone roads: elegant land. great
81 TsaG sppns
house. fruits: bargain. Head & Son. West
Chester. Pa.
95 ACRES, high elevation. substantial stone
house. large new barn, prime bearing apple
and peach orchards OF selected varieties; ex-
tensive view. woods. large stream; a farmers
farm. great bargain: falling health OF
owner compes sale: only SSa00; easy terms
HORACE @. REEDER.
Newtown, Pa.
MAIN LINE country estate. OF acres with
carefully remodeled old stone house with
high Colonial columns; IL rooms. 2 baths
beautiful fireplaces, hot-water heat. cleo
trcity; farmers house. large barn garage
outbuildings: everything fine condition: beau
tifu views. J. NJ Fronefitld. Wayne. Pa.
10 ACRES OF desirable land. good neighbor-
hood: fine high location: .6-room dwelling
with heat and light: necessary outbuildnRs.
including poultry plant. Price right. War
rem NJ. Cornell, Hatboro Penna.
90 ACRES-Convenient to Philadelphia; stone
dwelling, Colonial, with 10 rooms bath
heat gas. etc; large barn. springhouse etc, /;
fine productive land
WARREN ". CORNELL Hatboro. Pa.
90 ACRES best productive land. we'll located.
S-room modern dwelling. flne barn, etc !:
price only $500. Warren NJ Cornell Hal.
boro, Pa.
NICE 4-acre farm. S-room dwelling hot
water heat. bath perfect order: immediate
possession: maCadam roads: I mile troIley,
sI0n0: hargain. HENRY RIDDLE. Ambinr
BEAUTIFUL 76-acre farm: stone house out :
buildings, cvery conv.: orchards; s8SOO
for quick sale: owner. 3lo Ledger Office
40 ACRES red cedar and oak woodland. nake
nn1 1 lnNs lot ~ ~
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CHAS. W. MILLER
CAMDEN

II
We have new houses for sale at a sacrifice
SooOoi every conVenienCe; terms: unusual
offerings In the suburbs OF Camden, with
ample ground Wv"
CRAMER REALTY co.
3O7 Market st Camdsn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
NEW JERSEY FARMS

POULTRY PLANT close to CITY ,jr,ts =,
Vineland, N. j.; 7.ro0m house city water
city gas 2,story feed house. poultry hou,e
house ~ II. long. 65-ft. broader house nnis
ony houses; between and { acres OF land ;
exceptionally wide frontage; peaches penrs
price $1,000: part cash: write today also
send for our Illustrated Farm CataioS
BRAY & MaCGEORGE, Vineiand N
100 ACRES; l2-room brick house; 2 barns.
lots fruit; ncnr town, railroad, trolleys:
worry good land; grand home: a bargain
Huyett 65S Federal St. Camden.
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NEW HOPE

FOR SALE-Iieautirul home overlooking the
Delaware river, just north Of New Hope,
Bucks county, Pa; Broom bungalow house
hot-water heat; electric lights; gas range
telephone; bath; storm windows and screens
over house, open fireplace; range, garage;
~ Young fruit trees; beautiful yard; old
shade; artcstan well Of water; s!z" OF lot
l75 feet front by $50 feet deep, This Is one
Of the most beautiful locations on the Della
ware, price Is reasonable. CHAS. s ROIi-
ERTS, Real Estate, New Hope Pa. Phone
2tS New Hope
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MERTON
MOORE

BRICK HOUSE. 10 rooms and bath hot.
water heat. Gonveniences; fine loca .
VIII finance; only $500. r. H. ATIEN
$40 Prospect ave. Moore Pa Phone Bid
ley Park al W. "e i''u-
deIphia, houses S45OU to SIS 900 r ~
ALLEN, sl9 Prospect ave. Moore, Pa. RID.
ley Park All W. a. i''u'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-27
In Sunny, Southern Jersey,
Fruit and Poultry Farm, $4,000

Splendid money-making 6-acre farm in
worlds leading poultry and fruit section:
1000 thrifty strawberry vines, apple, pear
cherry. nut trees. grape arbor: excellent
buildings include b-room cottage, new barn,
poultry house, 2 piggeries: quick buyer gets
horse. pigs, poultry, wagons, machinery,
harness. tools. all for $4,000. part cash. bal
ance easy terms. Details this and farm with
income SS12O last year page 35. Strouts
Big New illustrated Catalog Farm Bargains
81 states Call or write for free copy:
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
rRENosy MAJErRu

Frances pivohkovi, Frank lIcit
loyi % maulclec IVA q. nliei lel
stop seyrrne od q ulice nn ~.
ehu,hi slraut, 2iSl10 st. s'hll
John Dwofak a mmlclka, jos.
kolatoti na j. ulici - stop ~.
ud I nlics, ~ vSchodni strand,
2ixlm st $3.50
Anna Oliycrova n manuel, Adnl.
fn Mu,iloSi IA ~ nlici 40 stop
.iilm cd Pierce ulirr. M 2dpadni
franc llN7n y $1,000
knlcfinn " kramlovi u man.
Eel jos piitriclnv u mnnSclcc,
m - nliei ls0 stop iiln6 ol
Center Mice, 6lxll0 ST.. $3.50
independent Realty Co, Her.
bert u Franoyi, scv zap rob 80.
"a l. nl soSl20 siopdrh $1,000
NJ kaWs u munlelka. Frank
Sobotkoyi a %manlclcr, iihosyteh
roh koYmn u Arthur ulic. 50Xl20
-. @la1j
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
Tkr MLADf BANDIT
vYLOUPILI KAvARNU

ri mladi bandit ypiklj 20 phI
noci m 1tery do Woodrow ko,
yhrny, tis, 1871 Farnnm nIjce. D
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1925, Jeden y domDTI4pb IN
pin, I7.lctS Hurry sarothajn y
.rbichga. w., byI zhhy % finn
OXYGEN. kdezto druhym dyfma
ygroafkfm podnfiIo " prpuhsIe
doyafeIdm uniknouti, VI ehvfIi
Ioupeze v k0yErnT sedhlo asf ~
hosth, kteH byli donpctpj ysfhii
a. rucr zyednonh y kdyz snra.
fbajn yybraj peDtze Y veeistru.
yMchni M ryehIe n kayhrny w.
bFbIi ~ nIjet Y psfheb m mini
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
Uroda v tastcch
zapadni Nebrasky
znainx poskozena

4 KenrDey, keb, ~ ozuamDje /,
.Hkoda ~ df6df Y dhsIedkD yffrn.
deSt4 y kfupobjif, kterb possibly
pdkinb flsb ' zapadn Nebrasee
v 0teff minuIfho f1d0e, budr
zna6nh, DIE zprdy sem doebbzeG
eioh v OblaAti faIt0w6y V Dfkfc,
rEeb misfepb 6roda byja Wjfena
dpinh q JiDdo mn nf poEk6aepa
FarmlH v okoJi OoOnfo 0zoamuD,
m knrobin zcifjJo 10 prfped q
rody y fakh naTD6 zk0da zD6sO,
bena byla sil05m vffrem KrsjjDy
~ Mp0d MI \ Oofbenburgu byty
poHileoy krppD,inm . utrDEjy
mimi 6k0dy Jiznb od tSky, M
bodn ssi sedm mil ~ MDsd od
Keerpy. M Lowell, fsrmlH ozDs,
null 6Dtb1u ztgAtu 1rody. bsyrrs
M M Odhsy a v 0koH Ejmeveek
mill Otjti byjo zusfDf krnDotdlIm
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PoLICEJNf PRAvNfK
POSLAN DO vEZENl

Julius s Cooley, ien2 20 mno
no roki liz provoznje prdvniekou
prakci M 1stfcdni policcjni sta
nici, ocitnul se Y ponddli sam W
yfzcni
7. Archer, y cis. 1926 Binney II.
lice. ienz byl = pondcli pohndn
pred policejnibo sudiho Ttzge-
ralda M obzalobu ~ hroni ko.
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