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New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
LOOT LIONEL'S LAIR
 OF LAID-IN LIQUORS
Not a Bottle of Barrynlore's S1O,O90 Hoard Left and Big House
 Party Due.

New York. Feb. 13.-F'riends O Lionel Barrymore are going to place crepe on the outside cellar door Of stead, l.. I.
 Outside of being a stage favorite MT. Barrymore has forethought and vision. More than a year ago he stored in the cellar whiskey. gin, cog mac and Scotch. The goods woul1 bring today close to S1O,000.
 Mir. Barrymore is playing in Pitts burgh and upon his return was to have given one Of those house parties for which Nassau county has become famous since the dry law went into effect.
 During two months robbers have entered cellars of society people in the county and have stolen priceless wines and liquors, but so far as IS known have left a few bottles as T memory Of the halcyon reign of King Bacchus. No other loot was taken.
 Charles Jones, caretaker for Mr. Barrymore. yesterday noticed foot prints in the snow leading to an opened cellar door. \ lock had been pried off. Entering the cellar. MT. Jones took one look, then sped to police headquarters. Every bottle ot the treasure had been stolen.
 Friends told MT. Barrymore of the disaster over long-distance telephona last night. They will never forget h $ anguish-or his language.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
Consolidated Railroad
 Ticket Agencies 10 Remain

Washington. Feb. %.--ConsoIidatcd ticket offices csta blished during fed eral operation of the railroads will be retained in most large cities when the roads are returned to private con- trol. according to information re- ceiVed at the railroad administration.
 Most of the companies were said to have endorsed the public convcn- fence and economies afforded by grouping the sales forces instead of having them scattered. New York was said to be certain to retain the consolidated offices. but Chicago may abandon the plan because one of the biggest roads there has insisted on having a place exclusively for it's own business.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
WOMEN ARE SPOILED
 SAYS ENGLISH WRITER
interesting Analysis of Character Of Girls of Present Day Written
 by "Eictorian.''
by "EiCtoI'ian.'

London. Feb. 13.--'The present day middle-class girl has been spoiled. she is lazy, restless, ,pleasure-s seeking and other women in the world. but she is never satisfed.' accuses a woman writing 10 the London Daily News over the signature "Victorian." , The young married woman of to- day appears 10 think that she is the oniy woman who has ever had any domestic difficulties. or had to do any work" she writes. .''The fact is of course that sine has d far easier time than women had in my day.
 Tn those days We didn't grum ble or look upon ourselves as victims. We didn't talk about any revolt of house. wiNes.' or worry cur husbands to death with demands for a better time. We worked hard and cheer fully. did without luSuries and eX- ncnsive holidays, and brought up large families without considering urselves martyrs.
 The trouble is that the present. day mtdlc-cIass girl is spoiled sents having 10 give up amy time to looking after them. She would rather play bridge than hear q ,hild's pray CT.
 '"The more I see of the young mar ripd woman of today. and the more hear of her constant 2Fumbling. the more proud 1 am of being an old Vie ,Ori1l
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
Wightman And Newman
 Will Head City Mission

At the annual meeting of the City officers were elected for the ensuing 2 year: Honorary president, F.. [. Neu- mann: prcSidtnt F.. M. WiShtman vice president. Louis F. Slade: Secre- tary. C. H. Barnes: treasure-, W. l.. Dam on. auditor. \. ". Cpson. IIN- ecutive committee. Y. G. Piatt: Rev. l.. :. Johnson. Mrs John II. hirIlham, A. Tyson Hancock. II. E. Moore, pas tors of cooperating churches. Trus- tee, F.. F. Neumann Finance com mittee. r. G. Platt. chairman: J. M. Burdicl1, IL l.. Mills, T.. ". Taylor. E. E. Ea ssette. w. l.. Damon. II. <. Walter. F.. IT. Cooper and NJ. K. Pas
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
MONUMENT TO
 VOLTA PLANNED
Man Who Experimented With
 Electricity to Be Honored

Rome, Feb. 13.--Alessan Volta, the father of experimental electricity, the inventor Of the Voltaic pile and the man after whom the electric volt was named. Is to be honored with q monument in Rome which will probably be unveiled bn 1927. the , hundredth anniversary of his death. The movement for the recognition of the services of this pioneer Italian electrician to humanity was launched at a recent dinner If the Italian AL pine club by Luigi Spada. secretary Of the Home branch of the club. Volta was a native of Como and won fame as d professor of physics both at Como and Padua. Although he made many discoveries and in ventions in electricity hlS Eoltaic pile is the one upon which his fame rests chiefly.
 Ma poleon I. the Emperor of Aus tria and the Briksh Royal society awarded him medals and invited him to demonstrate the pile which was a series of discs of dissimilar metal, such as copper and zinc, laid up with discs of cloth or paper between them moistened with acid water. for the production of electricity. Upon this discoverH> inc telephone. telegraph. electric lighting, heating and electric power development of all sorts are based.
 A small marble tablet is the. only memorial which Volta has in Rome. on the monument to be erected to bis memory it is proposed tu engrare the names of CfalVanl Pacinotti Meucci. li. I'erraris and Marconi all iiluStriou~ italians who have con- lrihuted notably to the development of the principles discovered by Volta.
 Antonio Meucci was from Florence and lived in America. with General Garibaldi. Staten island. where they supported themselves in poverty ln making candles. In discussing hI, ucci's service |" rlle world. Signor SpaGa said: "Meucci invented the telephone"
 Eerounsiug the other important electrical discoveries Of Italians. he continued: Antonio farinotti. of Pisa. in 1884 discovered the electrical ring which is the principle of the dynamo developed bE Gramme the Belgian who aprrrpI Iuted Pacinotti's dis 'overN.
 He declared that Italians invented the barometer the pendulum. the lens. the telescope. and that the submarine. ilirplan" anI ;2sphyNiating -:as@ were in in ef1 bTN" set forth in the writings of I41pu1lriy,. SiSncr thrmsclvcs and d"veion the discOv- cries of their own scientists in t broad commercial way.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
CHILEANS FAVOR
 MEXICO IN ARGUMENT
Sentiment Against U. s. in Jenkins - Matter presIonlinateS in
 south.

Santiago, Chile, Feb. 13.--Pubiic opinion in Chife as far as expressed Fly leading newspapers of Santiago was inclined to favor Mexico in the incident resulting from the demand of the United States for the release of the American consul, William 0. Jenkins, by Mexican bandits. The two principal papers here. Fl Mercurio and Fl Diaro Illustrado. treated the questions from the point of view of international law based upon facts reported hy cable and sent by the Mexican government 10 Mexican legations all over South Am erica. Both papers expressed the opinion that Mexico had q right to judge Mir. Jenkins, unless a miscar- riage of justice were approved and that the United States had no right to interfere.
 The Mexican question was widely discussed in Chile. It had a special interest for South America because of it's bearing upon the attitude of the United States toward one of the Spanish American republics.
 Americans here felt that Washing ton should keep South American opin- ion officially informed concerning the relations of the United States with Mexico. They say that the develop ment of trade between North and South America depends more upon, friendly sentim ents than is generally known. and that other manuf;bctur- ing countries realize this and are ready to take advantage of every opening the United States may give then,
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
|siIT>' BNN2tE,TfNG.
Ioorr Of Philadelphia Has Had
 Enough.

clph:a. Feb. 15.-- Mayor T. D Moore. in times past one of |phia 5 most p, rsiAtent ban has decided 10 k,,D away sts during inc tenn of office lst hc"ln.
 tprCGortUtiNc Mu0r' h." WIS d1m2nd as an aflvr-d.nncr flo N:l& one, of thu organ r the "hiCt spirit of tho Five |elub. famDli- dining orgnui- ! But since h." hccamc Mayor he dcnauh for his att"nd-
 bapquCts il;S trcbicC. On"
 recent1y he attended five Of uctions. remaining Ht each Iugh to make a sprPcil. This
 rc led Nim 10 annouNco lha,
 l.si1e,,s Is increasing to such Ht that hC is obliged to decIiG7 =
 II in>-ita tions for speeches at
 They are kindly intended. but
 q limit to physical endur- be mayor said
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
SUFFRAGE IN JAPAN.

Tokio. Feb. !4.--The universal sui frage bill is likely 10 be the subjec; of an intense discussion in the com ing session of the imperial diet late this month. The Kenseikai, or oD- position party. will introduce the bill based on the principle of giving fran chise to all self-supporting Japanese subjects of or about the age of . ) years. The party is determined tC push the bill as one of the most i'm portaut weapons in it's cumpai ign gainst the ministry.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
BRYAN OFFICERS lAYEDLOSING GAME
h't Understand Strategy Re- luired in Turkish Warfare

Brstantinople, Jan. &1.-German Eary leaders who commanded the <ish armies during the great war Efd a losing game frem the start. ideas of strategy being badly at said Mustapha kemal Pasha, Er of the Turkish nationalists in Minor. recently. He declared h." |Eht the condition or affairs before Turkish govern'ncnt but received Ruff which brought about his res ion from his post. Iic said he led German commanders on the trn front in France in 19t7 that Miles would win the War
 Served in Balkans.
 stapha Kemal served in the sn war of l9t2-l%. and when ey entered the worll conflict on idle of the Central empires went Gallipoii uVntnsul;, Us a colonel. he was promoted lnd was in laad Of oDtrationG there. Then an oiiir Nls began Q arrlNC and II Gas transferred to Erzerum.
 he was gwen command of the sh holding that stronghold. Aft- hort period he was again shifted. ir1c 70 the British front in Syria iSSopotc
 jed to Have Them Recalled. lowing thu country and capahil- i inc Turk i$h troops" he said in trse of 1n Interview, "I saw the y Of tn" plans Of Field Mar .tman Non Sanders and Gen. aheyn who were sent to Turkey rnany. | even went to Berlin q them reached but did not sue In 1917 l was on the French Front and knew then the war bc' lost. ard expressed my views ld Marshal Von Hindenburg and -udcndorr'. The latter was quick my reasoning and gave me a tnctiC hearing, but nothing of my efforts. These German suspected that l was trying to rkcv out of the war which was hh.
 Refused to Serve.
 D. Falkpnheyn under whom l eked 10 serve with our seventh MAS so obviously wrong in his thai refused to continue in
 
 and | made a report to En- sha. then Turkish minister of |lyisiug that. in case of a victory 1>FaIkenheNn would attempt to German colony of Turkey and I of Arabia; This may be
 in official records. EnVer answered l must serve under alkenheIn so I resigned. Later he German generals had been I rejoined my troops winning two engagements against the between Damas sCus and Hama. kr tho Irmistice, I was sent by tan to investigate uprisin@s in incr. My strong nationalist bnts were know and when I 10 return to Contantinople, my !
 commission and all my titles ESol<ed by tie sultan who fear n6 tiCna list leaning were ad- D policies 10 he followed in se- i oMsscr =
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
OH. FOR SHIP FUEL.

Liverpool. Feb. l3.-Devclopm ent of the use of oil for ships fuel pur- poses has led to the setting aside of more than 20 acres of land adja cent to the southern docks at Liverpool for the storase of oil It is planned to Csta blSh in this area d fuelinS station that will make Liverpool q great distributing center. Five or the leading shipping companies have been allotted portions of the reserN 9 land. Each soon will begin the cree ton of huge tanks which will give total storage capacity of several million gallons.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13

however, that the spreading of such. messages can be done in large nuu- bers only when the wireless tela- phone has been installed. as only in this way the hiring of special wires less operators can be avoided. They decided that for the present the send ing Of news will have to continue by telegraph, for it was too expensive toF fit up each telegraph office with wire- less equipment
 In few weeks the group will meet- gain to discuss any further tech- - nical experiments with wireless tele- phony.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
They Drank the
 Mauretnia Dry

South hampton. Feb. 13.---Although th" Cunard liner Aluretania had 8 record stock of liquors placed on board her at New York t}Ie steamers $ lockers were empty on her arrival here. The liners bar was besiegcd hy thirsty passengers from the mo- ment she passed outside the three mile zone.
 The Mauretania's stewards declare that increased storage room for beV- eraces is absolutely necessary for her future trips.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
GIVES STARTLING TALK.

London, Feb. 13.-Profe lessor Pick erton, president of the London As tronomicali society. startled an audi ence the other day by telling hiS hearer you have black lungs" Black lungs.'' he said. are due to your living in London and the only cure is to live in the country and breathe pure ar. I.ondon's black atmosphere accounts for the apparent aclI of energy on the part of so many I.OndoOerS'
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
WANT ANY NIhrT.NT"

Fhiladciphiu. Feb. 1%.-Morc tnan l.o0".unV p"ul.nds of scrap iron, lead. brass and other m"lals are to be Soii at the Phit!del navy yard by coTn- petitiVe b:GdjDg. This material Was c.,.uinulatetI from the iisna ntlin@ of submarines and ot her vessels uSc,l during rh" war and from big machines USCd &t the r2NN yard.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
RECORD LUMBER CUT.

Bangor. Me. Feb. t3.-Lumbcrnen oG northern Maine expect to \cut and brings out tu tn" mills this winter about 1000. o.000.00o feet of timber and pulp wood. which is tin" record for the Maine cut This. hoINcVe1. is con- tingent upon weather conditions and upon the sufficient fall of snow 10 facilitate hauling. Thus far these conditions have been fairly satisfac- torN
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
Ef,BE:II KILLED.

.Nrx4to t'l5H. Fiji. 13.--LuiS Mem ,lCZ. d rebel leader who has operatrti for some time in the state or AIitho5l = can, the head of he victim being dis played :n the public square. accord ing to custom. to icmON" all doubts ;,+ ,o his death.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
tANE,S EOsl PALESTINE

London. Feh. 13.-Herbert Louis; Samuel. formerly British postmaster general, has left London for Palestine whither he has been invited by Field Marshal Lord Allenby to advise on questions of adm miniStration and finance in the development of that country.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
FACTORY DISAIANTLr.D.

Vienna, Feb. 13.-The great ROths- child conserva tories, famous through out Europe have been dismantled be- cause of the lack of coal. A Vienna fiorist Sought the wonderful collec- ton of plants.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
AIR SERVICE PLANNED,

Madrid. Feb i%.--Sp1nish govern mont altt horitiCs ar" planning to in auG-Ir1ttc london -t O. Madrid IoG9S:scr- ger servic" h& afrpi;,ne within n few months.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
RENOWN REF1TTE.D.

Portsmouth. Eng. Feb. 1S.-The loattleship Renown has been tittin z out here to carry the Prince of Wales on his Australian trip. Additional ca bin space has been made and steam laundry installed.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13

Five thousand Oh boy the ElkS give it aWay.-- advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
ERNIaN LIBRARIES.

Feb. 1S--Thc German s, hool arc tc be ''cIcalts"d. that is. kvill soon begin 10 eliminate
 that ''Is contrary tr the
 the new Gln e.. All books
 cEauyinisthc, monarchistic lie, Bysantinish, nationaIistic semitic will bc ruthlcAy re- A committee has been form Ein the work immediately
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13

Lynch's orchestra at the Eiks' fair. -adEt
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13

kiios Point is about 5 1-2 miles west Of the Run1ili lighthouse whici, stands on the western bank of the BosphorlIs at the point where it meet s the Black sea
New Britain herald., 1920-02-13
Rescue Refugees From
 Stranded British Vessel

I-ondOn,> Feb. 1S.-The former Ger man steamer Gregor, with 200 Brit ish refugees from Odessa. broke adrift from vessel having her in tow and grounded neal I<iIlios oPint Wednes- day, according to d Iloyds dispatch from Constantinople. One hundred and fifty persons have been rescued by use of brooches huoys. The vessel is reported to be breaking up.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
Korunni klenoty car
ske rodiny v Anglii

Casopis Evening Standard, Wy.
chazejici Y Londync, prayi, ze rus
ke korunni klenoty, majici obrov.
skon cenu, byly propasovany Dol.
seviky do Anglic. Bolscvicti agcn-
ii snail Sc prodati tyto klenoty do
Amsterodamu, Spojenych Stdtd a
iinam, Mezi temito klcnoty, die
sdeleni jmcnovaneho easopisu, .jc
mnoho takovych, ktert ukradeny
byly v domovech ruske autokra-
Gle. Informaci tuto ziskah jmeno-
vany 6asopis od anglick6ho OBJ.
chodnika, ktery pc dlouhd leta u
sazen byl Y Petrohrade a scznamcn
byl = podrobnostmi bolsevickdho
plhnu. Mezi klenoty, ktere sc sna-
II bolsevici odprodat, naltza Sc ]
prosluly diamant Orlov. Angli-
ckym obchodnikim klcnoty byla
poslana vystraha, ably techto kle.
notu nekupovali.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11

Helena. lleiA d~cotnska . as
llta lllnf n ulivc. y scholu od
polcslne sfilila - 40 lal slopA.
hluhoks stulne, nnleeailei se ua
dsorku "a chNllim icii roiita, A.
Riddlcov,rh nivtina hrAla n
rchlise siuins a kdyl icii malka
sytahla uknv ,ody a odcsln do
ohsdlt. pfistourila Ne sludni, ma.
hnula ~c pfrs ucpoktyty okrai a
spadla do hlubins,
PAM NJ kinecsa, icg hydli v
souseds,vi a videla disku DO stud
No spadnouti, ruspisila kc s,udni
a pomoei provasu \ hakcm poda.
filo So u deveatko ~ studns W.
falmouth, naecs rychlc poyolala
policii roliceini lckaf pc po.
skytnutt prvt pomoci prohlhsil,
lc Sc diyka brky zo,ayi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
NEsrAsTNA LAsKA DO.
HNALA H0 X SEBEvRAzDE

Alvin e. Carlson. 25lcty fidic
t%aSi.auta, kuli y re%volvcru prohnal
ii hlavu v dtcry. We $3.50 hod, RI.
no, We SVEN automobile, ma 10.
a Hickory ul, blizc assirskcho ko.
stella, Policisia Joe Trcglia, jcnl
We chvili tragedie nalczal Sc ma
syc obchnzce asi % yardn cd kary
uslyscl osudny vystrcl a, kdyi
piispechal k automobilu, nasel
carlsona jiz mrtvGho v sedadle IN
fiditclnym kolcm.
Poole sdelem policie. Carlson
byl 2amilovan do .jistt Cleo Boyle
owe, - roxy stare divky, bydlici
y dis, 632 JIM II. ulice, ktera
vSak pred dtyfmi mesici v lascc k
nfmu ochabla a veskere styky $
MIN pferusila, coz Carlsona rmou.
tito TAX, zc pred svymi znamfmi
Sc yyjadril, ~ sc usmrti a kdyl
pokusy jeho ma usmifeni \ dfvkou
~osvedcily sc bezyyslcdnymi, Il.
mysl svuj proved.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
Svaz narod1 a val
ka polsko-ruska

syaz narodn v nyn6jsim SVEN
slozeni q be- Spojcnych Stain jc
teIesem maltho vyznamu u nemh.
zc zakrociti ami V krjsi, vyyytalf
yalkou polskoruskou. Geld fado
yliynych casopisn V evropskyc
sapitoIech mluyi dnes otevfene b
zklamani, kfert Svaz narodn pfi
prayil eyropskgm nhrodnostem.
n6rodh nepovsiml vi doposnd
z drobngcb yhlek, jez json
Y proudI V Europe q Male Ash.
Lord Robert Cecil marnt SNAIL
10 pflmtti Syaz Dhrodh, ably "a,
V polskoJuskf yhIcc. Nyni
doslo k rozbOdnn0 o utyo.
tenf mezillhrodniho generhIniho
4 snad \ ntjaktmn zakroce.
nj dojde, nile y1eobecn6 We pochy.
buje, ze syaz narodh ntjakym
zphsobem pfjsptje X rozlutttni
TITO kriss,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11

ullal.m v9~luAskni . mlmsi
mssl rolsAsm = sesessk, kas
KEN W,ulalN lie soaAa anrll.
ek,th mptusalelA ,vllee eh'll
noa slluasi klstA nepoehs hive hu
a. tnamcnall neusssnl od ha,tho
sant lunfennce meyi sAslnpcl
snuienca rulskh 4 rasl srh holse
sika : tusAsrh r%emrFnirh klAlA \
rAlmu urovnAnl l~slsks olasks
AnrlickA ,lAda ne,sdala iusml
8h.ln,ho rrohlaseni o sitnacl, a,sak
isou \ obthu poyss.i b. srlsi w.
ietluayAni . ohnuseni ahchodnlch
siNkM \ Rnskem a paujmoul BIOL.
sesiei Warsaw posle dcleraci ~
y tcle sloli kamcnev a krasin
sptt do Ruska
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
DvoJNASoBNY oDHAD MA
FANNY v OKR. DOUGLAS
Mezi farmery nastal povyk, kdys
Sc dov6deli o zamyslenem
100-procentnim zvyseni.

Ne konci minuleho tydnc vyslo
ma ieyo. ze odhad pro rok 1920
ma farmarske pozemky v okresu
Douglas, ma byti zvysen o 100
procent, prot odhadu Y rocc mi.
nulem.
Neslychant toto wyseni odha,
du, vsechny farmery Y nasem o.
krcsu primo podesilo n oeekava
Sc, jakmilc dostanou dfcdni i've
domsni, Re houfn6 budou chit ma
milky.
Okresni odhadM We sve obha.
iobe poukaAje, 10 ! pfi tonic
zvyseni jsou fanny Y okresn Don.
glas odhadnuty pouzc cd $50 do
1900 akr. Novy tcnto odhad jest
pry cd rokn 1916. Y p~oslednich
etyrech letech cena yseho sla ma
horu a nestava ddvod6, prohla.
suje odhadci, proc by nemcly far
mdfskt pozemky nesti zvysenJ
svnj odhad. Iuamend TO dyojna.
sobnt zvfseni dani, jcz 20 posIcd.
nj ctyfi ltta platili, niemtnt dan
jest spravna a nebudou nyni ME
vice platiti, mzli sv6j patficnS
dil.
komisaf O'connor pravil. zc
stava toliko jcdnt namitky prot
tomuto yclkemu zvyseni bodnoty
farem sokrcsu Douglas Il ia jest,
ze Y ddsledkn toho budc okrcs
Douglas mozna vice platit, NEIL
sy1j dill ma statnich danich. NJ.
kterf q jinfeh okresh udayaji
velmi nizkou cenu ma syt poem
ky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
Bolsevicti vojaci
vrazdf pry statkafe

n Allensteinu We Vychodnim
Prusku Sc oznamuje: U%prchlici,
kteff sem pfisli 2 krajin, zabra.
nych yojskem rusk6 sov6tskf via.
dy, sdeluji, Re bolscvici pohrozili
smrti kazddmu civilnimu u yojen.
sktmu poddanfmu spojcncn, ktcrY
pfekroci hranice n vstoupi do 0.
blasti JIM kontrolovanych. V do.
slcdku toho mezispojcnccka komi.
Sc V Allensteinu oznamila, ze nj.
komu nebude dano doyoleni k
ystupu do oblasti Rusy kontrolo.
Uprchlici sdeluji, zc Dol.
seyici vrazdi vsechny statkdfe d
zamozn6 lidi. Ufednici mezispojc-
necke komise prayi, Re vetsina
techto zpray jc podporovana 0.
kolnostmi, naznacujicimi jejich
pravdivost.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11

" afesla, a. sngta. 4 3 AeAlA
: lraAnAns. pteAAme ,e svltAme dftlhN
sse,na ~ ml.,h stisstssma eahAses
q ssn aARssh larma. re y fnAwA laAn
deaths sss tslma. tAte tafwA ses
llkAA - 8t9 mlle rlime ~ ~ -
", ~ taasiles. a.. he MI vlime -
III ~ AagA, as s,sii mile stsetht ~
rslfmeni = iss, ,~ssAeael ieane~ y
lo.,nra = ~tAhursrnans sessnua etstti
slse aa. ,uv nshir ? ~ sesesN s'sAna
tanee 4 na pApadAi sitAuA. = eAfvsa
Nugt, Ntht
Tla,hs resesiAshA > ieina dnhte
slnrsn, ) Aohts W, mel,fnsm tessi s,fi
III essm Aonem, AslAoa STAT rfu Aehe,
asnli,Sm efih,m m Ankufisi, ehltsem
rro seriuNt dolsiek a sAsmi iinsnl
po,tehns mi ,ebha,niM hulo,amA liuA
skuplna resas,A,A = peii ss''nieosehe
aomu, ,cike maA,ale a iinteh scnhos
nlsh hudos. resemrk i.nto iest eels
Ahtladne urloisn
rorcmek ienio Jest sesmes dohfe D..
doll ' mlsie, Nile nesslhf Afods jest
naptosto ncznhmNm = hudo to1dtlen q
prudan y udi'lensyb tafmach. kdctoll
y trim ma farmu, ncm0te pfirns,ii, ably
ptomcskal ,ehto pfodei, icsto tyto
fanny budou positivns ncivysAimu ma
biscti %rrodany.
podminkyi io~ kupni ecny a nota
ma l0n hck dfohu do l. hfezna ia2l, M
den prodcje, aoc L. biefna 1921, hdy
Dude konesns prodei p%fovcdcn, yStah
y pfuntovnirh knih orattcn a pos,upui
pravn poskyinutoj shytck 80 potkh M
dlouhou dohu lct phi 5%. uimuti drscb
nos,i 1, btczna 1921, : pfavcm kupec
odchtati So mn farmu y podsimu lnsn
a podzimui oscv p%rovtsti. q dalsi In
formaco navstivtc, neho dopitte na
CHRISTIAN 4 HERMAN.
Auction Sales Co,
20i FIRST National Bank Bldg,
Lincoln. Nebraska.
Mason Bros, Auotioncrs, Seward, Mob,
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