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The Little River news., 1920-05-05

< +r+ + + + # * + + <. | < + j x % s CLASSIFIED SECTION = +,s+ # ++4**+ *++**+++* P FOR SALE 0I. TRADE.
 FOR sALE-GOOD WORK HORSE
 at a bargain.--Will Bishop. 26-tf
 today. Orange Cane Seed 51.90 bu. Amber 1.70 bu., Red Top S1.90. Our cane seed are recleancd, tested and germinate 95 per cent. We have better seed and lower prices, buy direct from us.-Ozark Nursery & Seed Co.,, Nash vile, Ark. 5-S FOR SALE-COW AND CALF-W. w.
 Ravburn. 35-tf WILL SELL. PRESENT STOCK OF
 Michelin & Goodrich Tires and tubes at 15 per cent off list price. Hurry and save $500 to $500 on your tires Service Garage. 5-5 JOHNSAN GRASS HAY FOR SALE,
 75c per bale.-W. M. Hankins, Og- den. Ark. 5-29 SUDAN GRASS 1sc LB., GERMAN
 Millet $25O bushel, Soy Beans SITS bushel, Clay Peas $6.50 bushel, 90-Day Velvet Beans $3.5O bushel, Johnson Grass 4Oc pound; ask for prices on all kinds tested cotton seed.-Ozark Nur- sery & Seed Co.,, Nashville, Ark. Mail us your orders and remittance prompt shipment. 58 FOR SALE - TWO NAKED OAK
 rockers and one library table.-Mrs A. D. LuLaney. 29-tf FOR SALE - TYPEWRITER TABLE
 and bookkeeper table-Major Slave Cob. 34-tf FOR SALE-PONY, BUGGY AMI,
 harness, cheap for cash. - J. T Chewning. 5-8 FOR SALE-12 GRAIN DRILL, VON
 Brunt, Oliver 16-inch sulky blow, 92 head, blackface sheep. - Elmer Hussey, Ashdown, R 1. 5-5 ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE-$:5 A
 ton, or $1.25 per bale, prices sub- jest to change.-Dr. l. N. Hut Ogden, Ark. 6tf MEXICAN JUNE CORN $4 BU., SUR-
 cropper 90-Day corn $5 bushel; Fer guson Yellow Dent $4 bushel, Chisholm White $4 bushel. Ask for prices on all kinds of cotton seed Mail your orders today.-Ozark Nursery & Seed Co.,, Nashville Ark. 5-S SYRUP CANE SEEDS-WE PAY POS
 tage at these prices-Japanese or Honey Drip $1.1O; Silver Drip $11O; Orange Drip $90c; Texas Seed Ribbon $1.00 for ten pounds, postpaid. Plant plenty of syrup cane, sugar is going to higher than ever this fall. - Ozark Nursery & Seed Co.,, Nashville Ark 5-S FOR SALE-PURE BRED MEBANE l
 cotton seed from Lockhart, Texas, at $3.25 per bushel. See Baton & i Pierce at Sheriff's Office. 2S CORN FOR SALE-AT MY FARM 8
The Little River news., 1920-05-05

JOHNSAN GRASS HAY FOR SALE,
 75c per bale.-W. M. Hankins, Og- den, Ark. 5-29
The Little River news., 1920-05-05

SYRUP CANE SEEDS-WE PAY POS
 tage at these prices-Japanese or Honey Drip $1.10; Silver Drip $1.1O; Orange Drip SOC; Texas Seed Ribbon $1.00 for ten pounds, postpaid. Plant plenty of syrup cane, sugar is going to higher than ever this fall. - Ozark Nursery & Seed Co.,, Nashville Ark. 5-S
The Little River news., 1920-05-05

FOR SALE - TWO NAKED OAK
 rockers and one library table.-Mrs. A. D. LuLaney. 29-tf FOR SALE - TYPEWRITER TABLE
 and bookkeeper table.-Major Slave Cob. 34-tf
The Little River news., 1920-05-05

SEND US ORDER AND REMITTANCE.
 today. Orange Cane Seed 51.90 bu. Amber 1.70 bu., Red Top $1.9o. Our cane seed are redeemed tested and germinate 95 per cent. We have better seed ana lower prices, buy direct from us.-Ozark Nursery & Seed Co.,, Nash vile, Ark. o-S
The Little River news., 1920-05-05

MEXICAN JUNE CORN $4 BU., SUR-
 cropper 90-Day corn $5 bushel; Fer guson Yellow Dent $4 bushel, Chisholm White $4 bushel Ask for prices on all kinds of cotton seed. Mail your orders today.-Ozark Nursery & Seed Co.,, Nashville Ark. 5-8
The courier-index., 1920-02-20
NURSERY FRAUD ACT
 EXPLAINED BY EXPERT

Orchardists are protected from fraudulent sales of nursery stock un- l der law passed by the last general assembly. In the event of misrep- i resentations, purchasers of nursery stock may recover their loss from the bond which all nurserymen are compelled by this law to file with the chief inspector of the State Plant Board.
 'In order to have the protection of the Nursery Fraud Law" says G. G. Becker, chief inspector of the State Plant Board, "the orchardist must either buy from an Arkansas nurseryman or, if he buys from an out-of-state nurseryman, from one of their licensed agents. If you buy through a catalogue from nursery out of the state, the nursery fraud act does not protect you in the pur- chase. On the other hand if a li- censed agent from that same nursery comes to your door and sells you the same stock, you will have purchased it in Arkansas and will be fully pro-
 tected by the Nursery Fraud Law. 1 "lf you buy your stock through an agent or by mail from an Arkan- , sas nurseryman you will get full pro- ! tection. It is best to purchase from
 reliable Arkansas nurseryman as the state has full control over his
 activities. If cheap nursery stock has been sold and misrepresentation
 have been made in the past, the
 farmer is partly to blame because he is insisting on having something
 which it is impossible for any nur-
 seryman to supply.
 If you want to know what va
 rieties of fruits to buy for your To-
 cality and what age of tree to plant.
 write to the Agricultural Extension
 Division or the Arkansas Experiment
 Station, University of Arkansas.
 where they have experts to give you
 this information"
 I Persons who purchase nursery stock should observe the following precautions, MT. Becker advises: CD Buy of nurseryman who has license to do business in Arkan- sas.
 (2) If you buy of an agent in sist on seeing his license before giv. ing him an order.
 (3) The Agricultural Extension
 Division, Little Rock, and Arkansas , Experiment Station, University oi Arkansas, Fayetteville, have experts who can give you advice on varieties best adapted for your locality. (4) Do not purchase nursery stock because it is cheap. (5) Look for strong, thrifty anc well rooted trees of varieties whicl do well in your locality, get them a. cheaply as you can.
 (6) Read a contract very care fully before you sign it.
 CD When your trees come, lool over the invoice carefully as any claims which you may make later fol misrepresentation will be based up on what this invoice shows. If thing, are not as you ordered and are un satisfactory, refuse the shipment ol
The courier-index., 1920-02-20
Present Day Girls
 Unfit as Mothers

Chicago, Feb. 18.-Mothers don't want their babies any more, accord ing to officials of the court of do mestic relations. It's partly the cost of living, but chiefly just the wrong family atmosphere. One of the officers of the complaint depart ment put it in this form:
 1.-The girl of today, at least the ones that crowd our court, marries to get a meal ticket, vulgarly speaking. She has no idea of the ideals and responsibilities of marriage. She wants good time and refuses to cook and scrub and make and mend, and she does not want a family.
 Babies are too much bother and interfere too much with her personal liberty. On the other hand, she is no more to blame than her husband, who in many instances deserts her after a few weks or months of mar riage.
 ''It's just the result of wrong con- ditions at the outset. Otherwise mothers would never want to give up their babies. We have had several instances within the last month or two of young mothers who are will ing and anxious to give away their babies. The father has run away, and the mother, little more than a silly baby herself, cannot carry the burden or does not care to try"
The courier-index., 1920-02-20
GROWING CILTS AND SOWS
 NEED DIFFERENT FEEDS

Nature sows require a differen
 tyne of winter ration than do grow inc pilts is the result of observations at the Arkansas Experiment Station ' says H. E. Dvorached, professor o, | Animal Husbandry, University o1 l Arkansas.
 This fact is especially true of glltS that are bred to farrow when little
 more than a year old. Mir. Dvorachek
 explains that the mature SOW has al
 ready developed her growth of bone and muscle tissue, even though she
 is. perhaps, suckled down thin, ii I she has just weaned fall litter. l If the mature SOW IS fed full fa- tion of concentrates, especially corn, during the winter period, she Will invariably come to farrowing time in an overfat condition. The re-
 quirement of protein and mineral
 matter must not be neglected, how
 ever, if strong pigs are to be born.
 In a two-years' test at this station with legume hays as a supplement to a two per cent corn ration, we ob- tained as satisfactory and more eco nomical results with alfalfa, COW pea and soy bean hays than with corn tankage ration. The hay was fed in ranks where they could get it at all times. The ration of the mature SOW should always contain bulk, so that the SOW gets her fill, yet does not get nutriment enough to get ov- er-fat. The use of ground oats, wheat bran, or alfalfa meal will also supply the desired bulk. Where wheat bran and ground oats are us- ed, small percentage of tankage should be added.
 For growing gilts, we have found the following ration very satisfac- tory; coarse chops, 60 per cent, wheat shorts 30 per cent, and tank age 10 per cent. This mixture can be fed on a full four per cent of live weight basis where maximum devel- opment is desired. Barley meal may be used to replace half the corn, if it can be bought at lower price. Rice bran can also be substituted for the wheat shorts if price is lower. Peanut meal or oil meal can be used as a protied supplement, but I doubt if they will supply the mineral mat ter desired.
 Dioou ooWS, WHctHcT iidtufc UT growing, should have plenty of ex- ercise, and nothing is beeter than to let them have the run of winter grain pasture, or, better still, bur clover pasture, wherever it can be mad. Plenty of fresh, clean water IS also important. By all means keep them free of lice and in good, clean quarters. Salt should also be SUD- piled in the form of rock salt or in a mineral mixture in self-feeders or boxes.
The courier-index., 1920-02-20
TAX COLLECTORS NoV,c,

Notice is hereby given that IT ,. be at the. following places z. M dates named for the purpose os .a N lecting state, county and citv ,,a " on all personal and real prons,tS ''ss s the year, 1919: " la
 Union township, at Havnas M. day, March l, from 8 a. m. to nj 7 n'l'
 Richland township, at Iac,sm,.aa Y 7 Monday, March 1, from 2 n m ,. ' p. m. ' ' @
 Richland township, at Ro,d, Tuesday, March 2, from 8 to lo s'
 Big Creek township at Paslv, store and Suits store. Tuesss, March 2, from 1 to 2 D. m.
 Spring Creek township at Aubrv Wednesday, March 8, from 8 a, n to 1 p. m. :"
 Oak Forest township, wednesdsv, March 8, from 2 to z p. m.
 Hampton township. at Morn Thursday, March 4, from ' a. m, ta 1 p. m.
 Fleener township, at Prairie Chan. el, Thursday, March 4, from 2 to D. m.
 Texas township, at Gill, Friday March 5, from 8 a. m. to D. m.
 Hardy township, at Phillips Bayou Monday, March 8, from 8 a. m. t 12 m.
 Bear Creek township, Monday March 8, from l to ' D. m.
 Liberty township, at Soudan, Tues day, March 9, from 8 to 12 m.
 St. Francis township, at Brickeys Tuesday, March g, from 1 to I p. n
 Council township, "Wednesday March 10.
 Walnut township, Thursday, Mare II.
 l will be at the courthouse in Nd rianna from March II to April 10, Q which date the time expires for tn payment of taxes without the pena ty. ARTHUR COIIEk, $tf Tax Collecto
The courier-index., 1920-02-20

The nipponophone, the Japanese photograph, has revolutionized the nations attitude toward music. In- stead of being limited to tearooms and geisha girls, music is now being welcomed everywhere, and even in the schools nipponophone records are being introduced for teaching nation al songs and for marching.
The courier-index., 1920-02-20

Hold up there. The debts you make now to buy stuff worth fifty cents on the dollar will be paid later with dollars worth dollar.-Colum- bus Citizen.
The courier-index., 1920-02-20

cery court today against Will Simp- son. Since 1912, the complaint charges, he has failed to support her.
The courier-index., 1920-02-20
WEDDED 26 YEARS, MOTHER
 OF ELEVEN, ASKS DIVORCE

Fort Simth, Ark, Feb. 19.-Mar- ried 26 years ago and the mother of II children, Mrs. Minnie Simpson brought suit for divorce in the chan
The courier-index., 1920-02-20

e,se be willing to accept it for ~ilaf the invoice represents 1t to be.
The courier-index., 1920-02-20

Holland must want the Kaiser more than we Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

Ma 00@ lidi lGtcfi M p%rohibici.
ackoliy iak Sc zd6, mnoho jim 10
ncpomhz Rolnikdm W Wiseon.
siun nejIGpe M So yypl6ci mltka
REM, jezto rosie. tam mnohem lcp
Al irdya. NELL v nGkter}ch jinScb
statceh ictcly n milleta vyrostou
M do ri stop v$slty, kdya mai
jcuom ponGk1d pfl2niyG podaeL
Y p6stoyautbo boyfzibo dobytkn
jest asi ssh plemene boIst$nslt6.
no q ostatni stniseu9, ale farmA
ri, kteff doll 70 nebo vice kray,
mail kazdtho dnc yelice pfRng
pHjcn. Mhoho rolnikh naklada-
il kukufici IN zelcna do sila n, jak
yypr6y6ji, jest to veltni dobrG kr.
miyo pro dojniee W zimuiho oh.
dobi. M6sl6rny q syrdrny cd ia
IA piln6 pracuji pc ccl6 lfto . jc'
nom Y zimd, kdyz neni pastyy,
mohou 81 dopfdti troclu odpocin.
KIN, ncbof V nGktergch %syrdrndch
d6lajt s9r icnom 3krdt tgdnt Dfi.
Vi jest yc Wisconsin, jcst6 boj.
most q obzyIdstf kolcm pill jest
dffyf jiz pfipraycno ma pdleni Y
kamncch Same tvrdf dfivi, ma
~ polcd nafozanf, lzc zdc koupiti
asi N 81 ccnth kart. Kdyby r..
ny nebyI doyoz taxi drabg, clo-
YAK by Vi ncmohl leynejN n tistsi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
Yoina q mir?

Cel@ sy1t zda ne b5ti op6t pin
ncbczpcGn}ch vgbusnin, a kazd(
rano sabd WGdave pc n%oyinach,
ably ziistil, jc.li dosud nad6je ma
mir ii h%rozi.li optt nova syetoya
yalka. A prayt k yGli tfto horef-
M napjatd acvni sittiaci zapomf-
name tuzc suadno, zc pfit0mnt
obdobi kopcc l6ta, jest bodn6 kri-
tickle / pro MA ynitfnf STAY Zme'
ma po6asi \ h0rkth0 lfta do pod.
zimnicb mlb vyzadnje silnou mo.
bilizaci Nyotnlch sil. Musime dba-
# 0 prayidclng pohyb yniffnostl
n scsileui odporu naseho thla pro.
II podzimnlm cborobam Pomocl
Tripcroya Lfciytbo Hofkfho vi.
M dostaneme se bcz 1razu tlmto
pfcchodngm obdobim, . proto Je
Dtnf payg eas pozhdatj syiho H.
kArDIka nebo obchodnlka + lfky
. Trinproyo Ltfiyt fIofkt Vino,
Mkae takf po rnce Triperny Mir,
pifeI ka5ic pro pfipod n%acbIazcnl
h Trineray Imminent pro pfipad
rcumofiokF ch ncb nenralgickFch
bojesffl J0seph Triner Com.
papg l83845 80, Ashland Ave.
Chicago III Advertisement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

paliyo ami pratt, CiStd duboy6,
ncohobIowna prkna mdze zde clio.
yGk koupiti N NO NJ $3.50 tisic
stop; kdczto Y Nebrascc stejne
dfiyf jest 1850 tisic stop IMAM
zdc ndkolik Gcskgch muzh, kten
W 20 cel$ rok zabyyaji knpovh-
MIN prkcn cd farmhfh . pak je
Ease proddyaji velk}m firmdm n
~ lcpryG obchodnik0m pc ven.
koye Nasi obcbodnlci dHylm
m6li by SO obrdtit ma podobne u
di, ncbof tim by uchranlli cd NO
do $50 na 1000 stopdch a jed
notlivci pax by ifz mohli iokoye
dfiyf N pfimtfcnd isi ccnu knpo-
vat. V seycrni fdsti Wisconsin,
byIa M lctos yclka 6roda mo.
drgeh borhvck, TAX IT, mnohd ro-
dina yydtIaIa phi jich sbirhnl do
sti sIusnt pcnizc. Ncjyice sc sbl-
r1nim zabgvaIa mlddcz, kter6 by
10 vidGti celt houfy V lcse ! po
cestach ubirajici Sc k domoyfm
a kaadg mel svt nadoby NJ do VI.
chu napJntnt. Ccna t6chto mo
drgch bordvck byla cd $3 do ~
IN bcdnu 0 1G kvartcch, Deti, jez
zyIdstt byIy piIny, nasblraly jich
N den al hi bcdny; ovscm zalezl
take na tom, ma jak dobre kefe
pFisly. Ibgvh mn6 nayativiti ma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

ze . nich mi jiz jcn n6kolik spaI-
kd. Kdyz jsem ty pomatky
shield pfiscl jsem k pozndnl, ze
skutecns musime b$ti roditam
poyd6cni, ze mas wall do Amerl-
Ky. Cetud rodina, jake byla M
&c, BY Sc byla ma TAX malGm mist6
a yzhlcdcm X zdcjsim pom6rnm
zaiistG ni6cho ncdopracoyala Ma
ystivil .jscm I'll nase m6stetko
Vambcrk Il / do kostcla jsem So
podival, bych Sc pfesvfdcil, jsou'
Ii skutcGn6 rodinnG nase zdznamy
.jest6 uchoyany. A tn k velk6mu
menu %pot6seni nasel isem Use Y
~nejlcpSim pofddku. 20 81 letech
vynasel jsem mtho bratrancc,
ktcry byl yclice mile pfekvapcn,
iakoz j mnoho jinych znamSch.
iiz SO dobfe pamatuji | ma m6ho
dGdeGka. Json to veru mill Tide,
s nimiz jscm Sc scscl a kten byli
ochotni vse mnG ukazati a prove
sti vsudc, kde go vzdcn6ho bylo
ku spatfenf
Navstiyil jscm ten r%ozbofenI
brad "Potstgn", ktertzto pdm6t.
NJ misto y%clicc mnc zaiimalo.
Druhtho dne jsem SC vydal ma
brad "Liticc', kterg jest pon6
kud V lepsim stayn, neil "Pof-
stgn". PAX jsem SO vydal ma Oh.
chdzku nekolika vesniccmi, kite
rgch jmGna ysak jiz vi nepama.
tuji. Zp6t ubirali jsme Sc po vi.
nici k Vamberkn a costa hrds.
ngm Iescm tryaIa nam 20 p6I
druht bodiny Kraccti TAX pfi.
yabngm lesem, byIo pro nas
/ yskntku n6cim bajeengm q clo.
vtk zde yydrzf stale choditi, anil
by SO citiI u%naycngm
u Vamberku isme Sc yydali k
propasti "Macesc'. Krasna po.
diyana m tuto povtstnou jeskyni
So naslfyta 80 dyou stran. 8 jed
nj hory xjtka dosti velka ncka,
icz We opit podc drubou borou
zirhcf. Mad fckou uyniE bory
; ~naIfzajl " romantic ieskyDf
rGzngcb yelikostf V nicbz ieou
krhsnf krappikovf 6tvary, jez ~
podobaji fozlicngm soebdm . 20,
die foho mai sya jmfna We sc
vyilm6 pfekrasnf, pebof uftfct
Jest ozhfeD elekfriekfm gyftIcm
sfojf 70 W podiyapi, pies ~ NJ
jcst 10 yelmi dIouba procbazka,
ktcra MIN ftmlf osm hodin trya.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
Soviet byl zalozen
delniky v Gdansku

V techto dncch bylo znameno,
ze d6lnici y Gdanskn, pfistavisti
PoIska, ktcff jsou hlavne Nemci,
zfidiIi s~ovttskou vIddu n prohlh-
sill blokddn Polska, Mai We syt
moci zeIznicc II %kontroluji dopra.
WI. V Pafizi panujc vclhA znepo-
kojcnost mad touto s%ituaci, jcz by
zhorsila postaveni Polska. Ma Sc
ysak "a to, he zalezitost tato Dude
smirn6 yyroynana.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

sc ~zdkazniky jest6 m nekolika
mistech We state Iowa n pax Ease
zavftdm dom6, abych Sc potesil
y tou milou moi polovici. Zdrayi
vas vsecky vds pfitel-
Jindfich Donat.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
Nase Beseda
Dojmy z navstevy Ceskoslovenskf
Republiky.
(PokraGov6ni
Praha Cechy.
Dne 6. Rrpnn ID2O

Dne u. srpnh l3Su'
CtGn6 redakcc a mill ctenafl
"Pokroku''l Tentokrate isem Sc
s m}m dopisem p%ondkud opozdil,
stale Sc TO ySak hlaynG tim, ae ma
ecst6 ncbylo pfiIezitosti psdt a do
ma, V Pra2c, v d1slcdku yseliJa-
keno obstaravdni jsem ma to po-
zapomn6l, TAX tcpry6 pyni jscm
Sc Ease odhodlal V mem dopise
pokraGoyati.
Tedy dine 10. cervence jscm Sc
kouccn6 vydal ma cestu, bych me
rodistt naystivil Vtrn, nascI
iscm nasi chaloupku yellce ma
10 zmfnenou, Stromy, ma ktere
iscm Sc pamatoyal, jsou ysak jlz
pryc d nyndisi MATTEL mn6 fckl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

To- Ma Is tfll i,ltn q ue Hn6
m9lslph dlsN pllpul, IN Mnrhs
nlnd pab isme isli do llfna.
tie jane se ~ iya iHi nlsleli
nnm iesi kfbsHt .%islayne N
la piibllint iotn t'Aha mh ~
ptbpt sade vsulo panuie utsus
tivat Il lbl iesi wliep mills
H. nrnn ial isne 10 nmtislnsi
30 Nln,fnsln kic ole . nam
bmiIna valns neiRmluu,aln ne
Boz p0da s. pab he'll plilis pistia
ltt lAfAiislnya Jest d@ll siay
at mislns ME pro mas INN ueh'l
rptNi dasii piilemnt ~ llned
Ira prtnim Wyithni Us hu4linee
uafhyih ismr tam tpliR na ufk0.
lik bolseyik0, herteh iak isme
scpuali 3isada iest Idly pa.
hiii, kopIihlisiy mitii d Amerf
1nny Mhnni 10 MOTE America
me chttii prs whvitit khrlovy
Vary q gmocniti 80 nhelnfeh dol6
nm TtsinshM jnht 20 neamNsl se
nleisimu lidu hl6s6l
" Slovenslm isme ieli pres "
ehodni Mornyu gptt no Olom0uc
We vfchodni MoRya shlcdali
ismc luiinu vclioc krdsnou q III
NY pole pfiblizna podobojiei Sc
nasim y Amcricc. Nh yttsich
rollohach pestuii obili n misty ttl
kuhnfiei V Olomouci, kde isme
So po diva dni zdrseli, sc nam II
biln IN svtho lam pobym mczi
iinfm tGz ismc 81 prohlddli vclmi
pamitnf chrGm ~. Vdclnva.
Snad v zGdntm kostcle, al jsem
iich dosti vid6l, ncni takoy6 akn-
stika, iako v toto kathcdrdlc. PAX
ieli .isme do krdlom llrudcc,
| ktertzto m6sto jest tdz pdknt =
yc y1koli kraiiua krdsnd q 1rod-
nG Ostatn6, iak isme vidfli ysn-
de 20 cclf Ccskosloycnskt rcpub.
lice jest 1roda znamenit6
Pc II dcnni pouii isme sfastn6
piicli do Praby a asi pc tfdcn.
MIN odpocinku Ease ieli isne do
Hrucc. abychom lam naysi viii
panf Saglovou, scstru p dra, Ger.
niho W. WILDER, Ncbr. PAM Sd'
gloyl. iez yclicc tout zpet do A.
meriky Sc nayrGtit. bylo yelice
nayatfyou un6i pot6Sena, ncbot
ncmohla b5ti sokolsktmu sletu V
Prazc pfitomna, TAX ably 81 mo
hla zasc icdnou \ Amcricany po-
hoyofiti Obfv6 krdsuon yilleu,
kterou ma pc mericku %zafizcnou
a mhradu tfz Pfiiomn6 jest po-
n6luud churaya, niem6n6 byli istnc
wdeene pfiyitdni a ypraydt kro.
iansley pohostGni
Po IL odcjcli jsme do kntnf
lIory, kdc isme shIedali znnfi(
%mnozsivi historick5ch pamGtck
Pan Josef Boreck@, synovce PIP.
Aloise a karla Boreck9ch W VIII
her. sc nam vdnoyal u ysude o.
chotn6 mas PROVIDED, pfi ccmz 0.
ysem 4 vellt}m nj mem yypidyal
se ma sv6 pf6telc yc WILDER Uni
u6nS pan zaslouzf politoy1ni, nc.
boz za vdlky ztratiI prayf oko .
30 dlouhG dob6 y RtWka yrhtil So
domh jake invalida Velice jsmc
mu poydGGni ~ lasknyd jcho w.
svttIeni vsech tech pamdtek a ~
pr0vod phi prohlidce Il pfckrasn'
krajiny.
Nynf wax Sc jiz pfipravujemc
ma odjczd . Il matitky Praby .
tesime Sc, zc Sc optt We zdrayl
shlcdame SO svgmi pfatcli V Anne
rice. Odjczd = Prahy jest usta.
novcn ma den 15 srpna o Il, srp.
ma name ma LODI scdat
Dostancme.li 81 sfastnG zp6t a
ccstou n6iakou z~ylGstnost jcstG Il.
vidimc, budcmc tcdy vc SVEN &c
stopisu %pokradoyat a p%rozatir
~znamenam Sc V dctG-
Josef w. Prokop.
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MASON (TTY IOWA dine ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

MASON CITY, IOWA, dine ~.
srpna 1920. Ct6nd redakcc
"Pokroku''l Nuzc, opGt jsem
hotoy y cestou We sthtf Wiscon-
sinu, pfi kterfzto pfilezitosti Il
pref sc ctenafi sdGlit, jakou tam
mali krasnou 6rodn Obill drob.
NE bylo vsude ygbornf, jest jiz
p0sekhno o jcn tn a tam st0jl jc.
AZ pozdnf owes u pohanka ku.
kuFicc jest TAX dobr15 ba misty
lepsi, neil jakou jscm kdy yidGl
N Nebrasce Ecni j wax saze.
no mnob6 q tfz jest ot1zka, zda.
II Depfjde zdhy mrazt nzraje.ii
ole, budou tcdy miti tamni rolni.
ri hojnou 1rodu kukufcc Bran.
bory, zeIf d ok0rky jsou Nh ysnde
dobrf Okurky, jak jsem yidtl.
prodavaH ~ IN u eenth bud
jsou asi ri palcc dlpibf, Hfkterf
mensi, ybodnf tedy m Datlada
nj Novf brambory json 4t25 m
bud IcIf jeEte nenf Y frbu, bul
DE- no ale dosti Obcbod ablodal
jscm dobrf b % ~ weeicieb jsco
zasc naysfjyil yhecky ~ syf efo.
ri pfatelc, in yfikihon jaou pfi
dobrfm zdmyf ole Mdnt Nzniyi,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-16
Important Letters

Jam, No.-sTwenty eight ysazs go
was In very poor health, having
Aken the measles when my oldest ehiA
was one month old. My blood was eus
II order and also had inf1ammatioA
II the womanly organs and bladd@.
/ doctored with the best doctor I
knew Of, but gradually grow woDe until
want able to do anything. heard
pf Doctor Pierce's medicines 20 got .
bottle Of Golden Medical Discovery
and ono Of sFavorite Prescription
md I Immediately commenced b
improve. After taking three bot&les
sf ea6h ! was able to do light houss-
work and felt like = different personr
, very small expense compared wifA
What ! had been paying fhs doc&of.
eincs then / have always used thess
medicines In my family
CHARLEs SHANKs.
81. JosEPH, MOI have taken I've
v1Als Of Pleasant Pellets and will osy
lhAt they arc wonderful. ] have taken
pther kinds Of pills but must say thaA
pr. Pisrce's Pleasant Pellets arc ths
6nest medicine I have ever taken for
eonstipation. Also my husband eeys
that he never saw . medicine Ike
them; they have done him lots q
rood. .-MRs. 0AACn KKMMA1D, No. I'M
North Twelfth Street
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-16
-ALL NIGHT SHALL TORTURE HIM

boons
NADINE
kfdnar
Geoe sell her into slavery Werper ae
Of
dead Seeking
seized by priests the F1amins God deenea
Believing
He n fills with
diamonds value He reaches the sacrihca
he had previous He ays
of the ewe He res wild