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Lutherans, Like Pilgrims, Sought
Freedom in u. S.; Landed Here in 1898

Closely paralleling the experience
of the Pilgrim Fathers is the history
Of the little band of SaXofis who came
to America in 1888 in search of free
dom of conscience, except that the
latter did not land ION stern and
rockbound coast" They landed at
New Orleans and made their way up
the Mississippi to st. Louis, where
a little of colony of Germans had
already been established. Their
growth since is reflected in the Evan
gelical Luthern synod
There were about $50 persons in
the band, professional men, business
men, mechanics and laborers. They
had found the oppression of the state
church Of Germany unbearable and
they decided to give up their homes
and their occupations and to estab
lish themselves in land where they
could worship God according to their
conscience. They chartered five
ships, the Copernicus. the. Johann
Georg. the Republik,. the Oilers and
the Amalia, to bring them to America.
There were six clergymen in the
party. Each member. contributed
what he could toward the expense of
travelling. Early in 1889 four of the
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1t appears that the biggest stone
ever quarried was some time ago
discovered at Baalbec. o~ place in
Syria. 1t has always been mys-
terry how it was that the great block
Of granite employed in the construc-
ton of the Egyptian pyramids were
ever raised to the height and swung
into the positions they now occupy.
Quite as great marvel to the mod
ern engineer is the problem involv-
ed in the quarrying so enormous a
black of stone as the one discovered
in Baalbec.
This monolith is SO feet long, II
feet broad and II feet deep. It's
weight is calculated at 1900 tons
Close at hand stand the ruins of the
ancient Temple of the Sun. 1t is
contended this huge stone was in
tended to form part of the building.
This supposition is based on the
fact that in one of the walls still
standing are to be seen great slabs
of stone which by actual measure
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ships arrived in the harbor of New
Orleans. The Amalia was missing,
and she has never been heard Of
since; No time. was lost in making
for st. Louis, which was then city
Of 10000 inhabitants, and it was
reached on February 10. Here sew
eral of the emigrants settled while
the rest made their way to Perry
county, about 125 miles south of St.
Louis. There they bought 4,440
acres Of land, for which they paid
more than $4,000 cash.
A college was built few months
after their arrival in the country.
Money was scarce, but timber was
plentiful and the enligrants built a
log hut, differing but little in ap-
pearance or in size from the huts
the settlers had built to live in. But
it was the predecessor of the Con-
cordfa seminary, for. which the synod
recently voted a million dollars and
for which the Lutherans of St. Louis
undertook to provide site.
And the church established by the
little band of Saxons has more than
100000 people in its communion to-
day The synod was organized in
Chicago in 1847, and the following
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Host Of Auto Party
Commits Suicide in
nv~1
Streets of Worcester

WORCESTER, Mass, July 13.-
James w. Ryce, of Rochester, N Y,
one of party Of autoists from Bos-
himself on Main street here early to-
day after he had shot Harold p.
Joyce, of Boston, in the cheek and
had attempted to kill Abraham Smith,
driver of the automobile
The party came here from Boston,
Ryce, it is said, agreeing to pay SIS
for the trip to Worcester. When they
arrived Ryce said he wanted to go
to Hartford. The driver of the car
demanded more money and Ryce
reached in his pocket as If to get
the money, but drew a revolver and
ordered Smith to continue driving.
When the party reached Main
street, Joyce ordered the car stopped
and as Smith did Ryce shot him.
Jumping from the car Ryce turned
the gun on himself and fired. He died
inStantlY
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CALO|MEL DYING
FAST IN SOUTH
'Dodson's Liver Tone" is
Taking the Place of Dan
gerous, Sickening
Drug

You're bilious, sluggish, constipat-
ed and believe you need vile, dan
gerous calomel to start your liver
and clean your bowels.
Here's Dodson's guaranteed! Ask
your druggist for a bottle Of bod
sons Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight. If it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you right up
better than calomel and without
gripping Or making you sick, I want
you to go back to the store and get
your money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose a days work.
Take a spoonful of harmless, vege-
and wake. up feeling great It's per-
fectly harmless, so give it to your
children any time. It can't salivate
so let them eat anything afterwards.
- AdYtA
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Latest Lawyer Is an
18-Year-Old Girl

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 13.-Savan-
nah's latest lawyer is only eighteen
years of age. And she is woman.
Savannah has had one woman law
yer long time, but there was some
surprise yesterday when Miss Hor-
oath which admits her to the bar.
She has been reading law in the Of
fee of Alderman Girard M. Cohen,
and proved such an apt student that
she very rapidly became eligible for
examination. She passed this with
out trouble, and is now qualified to
hang out her shingle as lawyer and
harriSter
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Largest Stone QuarriedIs
A Marvel to Engineers

ment disclose length of So feet
and height of 13 feet.
More wonderful is the engineering
feat which placed them in the posi-
ton where they are today, nineteen
feet above the level of the ground,
No sign of any cement is to be found
anywhere to bind the stones of this
ancient structure. The slabs have
been squared so precisely and pol
ished, that only after careful search
can the joining be found. 1t is i'm
possible, it is stated, to thrust be-
tween them even the small blade of
a pocket knife.
The beautiful perfection in all the
processes involved in the quarrying,
preparing of the stone and the build
ing of these ancient temples leads
the scientists still further into won
derment at the quality Of the men
tai and moral equipment of those an
cient Workmen. No laborer who
stopped with his hammer in the air
at the strike of the clock ever hew-
ed these stones
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CHAUFFEUR AND
EMPLOYERS WIFE
INDEATH MYSTERY

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 10
Bernard Geisler, chauffeur, who, au-
thorities believe, shot and killed Mrs.
Arthur Decordova, wife of his en-
ployer, on lonely road near Ston-
ington, Conn.,, then shot himself, died
in a hospital here early today.
The shooting came as a climax of
what authorities said was apparently
The BODY of Mrs, Decocdova was
found lying beside a sport auto in
which the couple had been riding
was found across barbed wire fence
a short distance away with a bullet
wound in his temple. Between the
two was an army revolver.
Farmer who had seen the two
during the afternoon said the auto
speed. Examination OF the machine
whiskyk and many cigarette stubs.
The body of Mrs. Decordova was
taken to Mystic for examination.
About $50 in cash and valuable jew
els were found.
Mrs. Decordova was spending the
summer at the Hotel Griswold with
her two children, a son, 81, and a
daughter, IS. Her husband, who
brought the family here early in
July and returned to New York with
day.
The chauffeur came here with the
family. He was married and his
wife lives in New York City. He had
been chauffeur for the Decordova
family for two years. The couple
left the hotel early in the afternoon.
They were seen on the roads near
here by several persons but no one
saw the shooting. The first known
Of the affair was when a party of
autoists passing along the road came
upon the tragic scene.
Geisler did not recover conscious
ness before he died.
Mrs. Decordova was struck by two
bullets, one going through her heart
and coming out her shoulder blade
and the second striking corset steel
glancing and lodging in her left side
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Many people have this disease and
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Do not wait. You cannot afford to
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MOVE TO HALT
SUFFRAGE WITH
INJUNCTIONLOST

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Justice
Bailey in the district supreme court
dismissed today injunction proceed
ings brought by Charles f. Fair
Childs, of New York, president of the
American Constitutional league. to
prevent the PRONUNCIATION of the rati-
fcation of the suffrage amendment.
and to test the validity Of the equal
suffrage law.
The court held that it was with
out authority to inquire into the &C
ton of the state legislatures in rati-
flying the suffrage amendment, and
that it had no AUTHORITY to pass upon
the validity of such an amendment.
Mr. Fairchilds noted an appeal to the
supreme court of the United States.
Government counsel argued that
the plaintiff did not show in his bill
any peculiar interest in the subject
matter as to entitle him to maintain
the suit against them. They also de-
MED that Mr. Fairchilds' bill set
forth any condition requiring equi-
table relief, and contended further
that the plaintiff had not shown ex-
istence of any emergency calling for
injunctiVe relief. In this connection
they pointed out that the necessary
number Of states have not notified
the secretary Of state of the rati-
fication of the suffrage amendment
and that therefore no proclamation is
imminent
VERMONT ACTION PUTS
Puy~ ~ ~
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UNIONISTS
MAY REORGANIZE
VOLUNTEER ARMY

LONDON, July 1S.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press. sir Edward Carson.
the Ulster Unionist leader. declared
today that in the face Of what he de-
scribed as the inability of the gov
eminent to protect Ulster against
the Vaccinations" Of the Sim Fem,
I'VE will reorganize in our own de-
Tense the volunteers who lent you
such splendid help to maintain the
empire during the war" .
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GOV. COX'S CHILDREN:
Mrs. Helen Cox Mahoney, Of St.
Louis (above); John William
Cox (center), and James Nc
Mahon Cox (below). They are
children by his first wife. He
has one child, baby Anne, by
his present wife.
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Woman Set ON Fire When
Liuhtninu Hits Umbrella

BARNETT, Eng.-Mrs. Westwood,
caretaker of ST. PauPs school, was
severely burned when she was caught
in a thunderstorm and her umbrella
was struck by lightning. Her hat
and clothing took fire and she was
badly burned about the chest and
neck. Her hair was also singed.
been completely deaf.
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RUSSIAN SOVIET
ACCEPTS ALLIED
ARMISTICE PLAN

SPA, Belgium, July 13.-Premier
Lloyd George has received a mes
sage from Russian bolshevik of
ficia1s accepting the proposals of
the allies for an armistice between
the Poles and bolshevik, it was learn
ed authoritatively here today.
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DON'T SUFFER
ECZEMA
TORTURE

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sending out the Rev. F. Lochner to
preach in Quincy and neighboring
settlements. Today tho church has
633 workers in 1855 fields >troit
Free Press
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A good many men who try to ride
the wheel of fortune puncture the
tire before they get very far.
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ARE: YOU SICK?

If you are suffering from Blood or
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Wisdom is to put your trust in
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around looking for holes for provi-
dence to pull you out of.
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NAsrM PRizN1vCUM

sdalujcmc. IL, ackoli pravidlem
nasim jest casopis ~neposilati ma
duh. pfece casopis mas, j kdyz
hncd pfedplaine Sc neobnovi. ma
kratky cas- posilamc, TAX abychom
nezavdali pfiriny KIN hn6vu. ieli-
koz mnozi snadno ma TO V cas- ne
vzpomenou a JIM. kdya So Jim ca
sopis zasiavi. ciii Sc urazeni a do
mvslcii So, IL name "a 10, 10 ne
.isou IA len pakatcI dobri. ~ Json
6vsem ntktcfi. zc ma iikor tech
spravrych odberateln So prohfe-
sui tim, re 81 casopis ncchaji pc
nekolik m6sicd zasilat a pax, kdyz
jsou nasi administered upozorne.
nj. iednoduse plsemne sdeluii,
proc pry jsme casopis nezastavili,
kdyz pfedplatne doslo a zafikaji
Sc, re "a ten prosly cas- niceho ne
zaplateii. Dotyrznji, Re 81 ease.
pis nepfali, ackoli .jinak sobS pre-
ce pine kazdt icho oslo "na
duh precctii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28

Ssechnu paroplayebni doprayu u
" latdsm n1steikn u We velt$eh
mistech byly obchody ktere hs
naleicly dslniclse orpanisaei, ie1
by hned dostaly Use primo = ri.
kon farmafe myslim, 10 kaidy
by byl ~spokoien - jen ii vydfi
duchove n kefasove mel Vciim
vldy ma organisaci dslnictya
kazdy y mas ma byii u unie "a
.jil jsem nskolik rokal. Schnze
casio navstsvovat a co je zaro.
tfebi, ty stare zakony, co byly
snad pred so ncb 100 roxy, zvrh.
nouti. nebof iiieme We 90. stolcli.
.Je ma clenstvu, by hledslo, abs
sianovy vyhovovaly pfitomnt do
be-. Pane ]. Rundus slyscl
iste. nebo cetl jste, 10 nalsdy byl
schvalen zakon We prospect delhi.
ctvayl Ma pfiklad - schvalila by
nase slavna zak0nodarna zakon.
by hornici, ktcfi pod zcmi nelson
81 hodinu jisti zivotcm, ably pra-
covali 6 hodin dcnn6, zc ncg! Ale
vite. ma 60 isou dobre? Kdyz va
licstvo 81 zvoli socialisticke poSlan.
&c do stltni sn6movny, TAX ic jed
noduse v%ylouccji. To Sc stale u
Ia Pane 1920, We statu New York,
v mesta Albany, dine 8. ledna. kdc
strana repnblikanska q demo
kraft Sc doroznmiIi n hlasovali
pro vylouceni 40 hIasn pro
vylonceni u & hlash prOti. Proc
byli vylouteni - re slozili pfisa-
hu. 70 bndou stanov svc siranv
sctriti- Zde, nea ukoncim dopis,
chef Sc zminiti tei o Is komedii )
cnkrem. Den go den prinasi den.
nj casopisy zpravu = cukru do
SIT - cukr bndc la%cinaisi = rnka
spravedlnosti .jiz zapocala kefaSy
pozavirati atd. ia pred II dny
koupil .isem 2 libry cnkrm po II
centech libru; pax II dni prl
zadny cukr a ted prava pfisel. ale
jest az "a 20 cent? libra. Kde ie
ia ruka spravedlnosti?, Pfcii
vsem delnickym organisacim V
tonic roce mnoho zdaru a yam,
ct. redakcc. mnoho o~dberateln.
Ma zdar!
Franta Cypra, farmaf
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Jsou tez mnozi, Re 81 stezuji, Re pc
zaslani predplatneho, neob-
drzeli zadne kvitance.

TEN administered naseho zavO-
du sdslnjc, ably laskav6 pfihledli
ma prouzek %zlutaveho papiru, jcnz
Jest ma kazdtm elsie pfilepenf n
ma kterem naltza Sc kazdeho jmc-
no a pfi mem "kvitance'. tax zc
prri kazde pfilezitosti mohou Sc
pfesvcdciti, do kdy mali zaplace-
no. "Kvitancc'' tato pozGstaya
ze znacky mesice a vedle isou IL
slice, iez znamenaji rok. Naleza-
Ii Sc tudiz ma zlntem prouzkn papi.
ri vrdle vaseho mlna-Dcc. ~.
anebo "Jan.20". znamena to. 70
VAN V prvfm pffpada pfedplatnd
V prosinci 1919 a v drnhcm
pffpad1 vyprsi pfedplatnf V tom
10 mesici - lcdm. Kdyz zaslctc
pfedplatnf, tn knihvcdouci sc stu
RI o to. ably ona cislicc pfi vascm
imen1 byla souhlasn1 zmsnSna =
uvcdcnfm pfikladf ma "Dcc. 20'.
ncbo ma "Jcn.21''. Pracc s timto
kvitovanim jest spoicna $ vtlo.
hami a proto Administered iinych
kyitanci 30 obdrzeni pfcdplatnf.
no nczasila. ponEvadz - nchlcdi
ami mn vvlohy yyzadovalo bv
10 znacne draheho casn. Proto
pfihlednSte k vascmn imenu M
pyiztfm elsie "Pokroku" a shl'
date-li. ze yam pfedplatne doslo.
jc obnoytc a Ease pfi dru-
hem nebo naslednjfcim elsie po.
hIedte ma prouzek zlutebo papi-
RI 8 yasfm ct. imfncm a dobfe 50
pfesvI1citc, byla-Di cislice. zname.
rok, naIezite zmznsna,
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Zbytek ...........S LID

Zbyva mu tedy $1.15 2 toho
ale taky plat dan 2 tech stroJh q
konf a tn praci ami nepofitam. O
ysem, w feknete, vzdyf So kidd
al 40 buslii a snad ! vice. ia vsak
pfsi 60 ceIek, nebof kde byli tax
sfastni a nell vice, Ease Il druzi
isou ma tom tim hire a nell meme
nebo mic. Meite, prosim, tez ma
pam1ti, $ Elm jest 'roInikn zapollt
a mad Gin ncma zadnou moe
jake kroupy, yichfice, lijaky, rez,
sucI,e horke vftry, hmyz atd.
Koukejte ma toho rolnika, Sc rex
ne; zac jsou ku pf1kladu veJce.
Ano, my koukame, ale slepice =
az pry v Lincoln a II vas V Omaze,
iako he kupovat TAX drahe veJce
nebudete - TAX ony, at Jsou dra-
ha iak chtfji, Re ne a ncponesou a
taky nenesou. TAX Wy tam plati-
te "a vejce, co byla davno koupe.
M u mas "a Is a 30 cent?. Kdyz
tedy jscm pfi tech vejcich, tax
VAN povim, jak my 2 tech yajec
bobatneme. Pied s roxy jsen po-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28

Y M9ntans mali silnou orSauissc
v American Equity" jes vlast
nj ternin4lhi elevatory v Min
neapolis, tedy mule rolnik dodaI
syoie chill a obdrii 1850 trhoy,
eeny a va maly popIatek uloai svo
ie obilii n sam ii ma mem spekum
je. Mhj pfiiel nnmlatil 500 bn
slh lem a dodal iei ma tu svo,
speknlaci a "a kratke 3 mssice je!
neehal prodat "a $500, tedy d
$4,000 vice, neili by byl obdr.
lei, kdyi by JED dovezl do m9sta
a celia ieho utrata byla SIS 90
Nemyslite, pane N. r., ie 81 mohl
dovolif zaplatit drobet yyssi dan
A celia n. p. liga stoii "a Anne.
rican Equity" Tyto peniae OBJ.
drii jen ten, kdo 81 j. zaslouiil q
mnac bjti, kdyi on prodal, re O.
men len ieSta koupil spcknlant q
Idriel dale. Prozatim o tom doSi.
Mohl bych napSat celon knihu.
Ale ME, budu psat dale, jak del
mix We maste Sc ma, To il asi
dosti dobrc vim. jake uhlokop. To
ii kazdy mn5c pfedsiavit n tax
.budu psat ien o SVEN a 60 znam
neiltpc. TAX ma prvnim miste 81
pamainjte. ze rolnfk ma me ie-
nom iednou IA kazdych u mesi-
eli, tax ze NIUE prodat pouze jed
non "a rok, ieStli totiz Dude miti
go. V kaidem .skoro lists nalez.
netc, go pence stoji nroda a go
.te hrody .ie. Ano, kdyz jest Anne
rika velika, TAX 90 toho napocte.
zvlast6 kdyi Sc odhaduje. obycei-
ne So pax ntkolik nul p~fiskrabne,
ably SO TO Snadnc.ii yyslovilo. Blu
du mluvit o celku a ne o iednot
.livcich. Statistika nam tedy pow
.da, re primer psenice byl 10 bu.
sln 2 akru. Vladni cena byla
1920 V Chicagu, 10 ale neni II mas.
T. mas vim, re diva moi sonsede
zavezlf psenici ma trh jeden do
Spencer a druhy do Atkinson 4
20 dlouhem hrkanf a p~fesevani a
vazeni, shledame. ze jejich pse-
nice jest 2 libry ma test lehka
a fekli jim tam, re dali $50. A
tot Sc vi, re jde 60 liber ma busl a
rs unci ma libru. Pamatujte Il.
$1.s0 "a SO liber: prosim tt. del
niku. .jdi do obchodu a zadcl
Puff Wheat .ieden pakllk, !
unce. .ienz stoji l5c az 2Oc. TAX
4xl5-60 ccntn libra. eli $1,000
busl. PAM dclnici. ktefi tn pse-
nici "puffuiete", to Sc yam hr-
nDu. nc?l Ten, co tn pscnici "puf-
fuie". ten ma zne nejednou "a
rok, ale 20 800 dni, kdezto rolnlk
jednou IN ~ misicn; k tomu pc
trahuio.