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Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
CARRIES HAND BAG ON STREET MONTH
 IN HUNT FOR OWNER

To recover a handbag and purse lost a month ago, and to learn that the finder, after carrying it about the streets several days in the hope that the owner would see and claim it, had only just discovered it's ownership could be traced by a bank book it con- tained, was the experience yesterday of Miss Osa Halden. 727 East Adams street, an employe of the state engi- neer's office.
 Miss Halden lost her handbag, con- taining a bank book and purse with a sum of money, a month ago. Eff forts to find it were fruitless. and at last Miss Halden gave up the search.
 Yesterday, however, she received a telephone meSsag from a local bank, saying a man with a handbag thought to be hers was there. and asking if she would come and identify it. She did so, and found the handbag was hers. and that it contained everything in it at the time it was lost.
 The finder was Mick Gin, an elderly man of foreign birth. who had found avenue and Adams street. He said he had made efforts to find the owner of the purse, but had failed to do so. He added that he had even gone so far as to carry the handbag around the streets in his hand, in hopes that the owner would chance to meet him. It was only yesterday that it occurred to him that ownership could probably be determined by the bank from which the bank book had come, and he ac- cordingly went to the bank
 Gin refused reward for the return of the handbag.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
.PROGRESSOF COTTON
 AIDED BY WEATHER

Rainfall over the range sections or the state has been generally sufficient to keep pastures in condition, accord ing to advice received by the weather Bureau. and in Cochise county the range shows improvement. At P1ne- dale no rain has fallen for two weeks and is badly needed. However to the east, over the northern plateau and Tn northwestern New Mexico water and feed are sufficient to abundant The heaviest rainfall for the week. 2.50 inches. occurred at Seligman and Douglas reports 1.07 inch, while at Flagstaff. Williams, Ash Fork and Pinedale little or no rain fell. In spite of the generally dry summer the pros poets for winter feed are good. The rains of last winter and spring, follow ing the very wet summer of 1919 caused a free growth of the various brouse plants and shrubs which will be available for the coming wintG. Cattle continue in fair to excellent condition and it is reported from the Apache Indian reservation that they will enter the winter in better shape than last fall.
 Under the influence of dry weather cotton has continued to make better than normal progress. Fruiting is heavy and, with a few local excep- tions, shedding has been light. Mod erately high winds in both the Yuma and Salt River valley sections caused but very slight damage. In dry farm ing sections the season is becoming pretty well advanced for material benefit from later rains. In the re- gions where rainfall has been album dant the crops are good, but in most parts of the state rainfall has not been sufficient and all crops have suffered Locally some complete failures are re- ported but in most sections the yield will justify harvesting Temperatures were low in the north central portion of the state on the 14th, Flagstaff and Williams reporting minima of 42 de- grees. Pinto reports the nights too cool for gardens.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

show within a period of 30 days pre- ceding the appearance of the Sells E1oto shows.
 The railroads when questioned by the commission contended that in en- tering into the agreement with the Sells-Floto people they acted in the capacity of a private and not pupllc carrier: that they had followed the practice of roads generally in hauling show cars. It was the contention or the roads that on account of the mixed character of the traffic, human beings, monkeys, elephants and horses, they could not file a tariff.
 The commission took the ground that if the position of the roads could be sustained they could act as private carriers whenever the traffic was somewhat out of the ordinary and thus could put themselves largely beyond regulation. The roads declined to act upon the order of the commission to give to the Campbell shows the same terms that had been given to the Sells Floto shows, and they were cited TOT contempt. The Arizona Eastern was fined $500 and the Southern Pacific s25O0. The latter named road had re- fused to pick up the Campbell shows at Tucson, where they had been brought by the Fl Paso and South western.
 The two roads took the case to the federal court and thence to the United States supreme court, where recently the corporation commission was sus- tained. This opinion. of course, be- came the supreme law of the land, ap- plying to all roads which had been hauling show cars under special con- tracts
 Supported as the corporation com mission has been, the Jerome line will find little egress from the position in which it has placed itself in disregard ing the order of the commission
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

When an American soldier marries a German woman in the zone of occu- patton, a free wedding trip to the United States is involved. The mar ried soldier and his bride according to army regulations must immed lately be transferred to some unit in the United States to serve the balance of the enlistment.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
NOVEL POWDER CAsEs

Powder cases. showing Oriental de- rlNatlon' are sA3wn at the leading jewellers These take the form of wrist bags. attached by silk cords. ana aye some of the newest novelties
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

Under the new reorganization act of the United States army. in which the strength of 29S,SS2 officers and men is authorized, the infantry VIII have 3s 2 per cent: the field artillery. 13 per cent; the coast artillery, 10.5 per cent: the cavalry, 2 per cent; the air sery- ice, 5.9 per cent; the corps of en- gineers. 4.2 per cent. and the signal corps, Is per cent
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
THE FEUD

T hear there was a lot of rivalry between soldiers and sailors"
 Rivalry Say, listen, I know ex- doughboys who to this day won't touch a navel ge."-American Legion Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
AS SPECIEIEn

v our suit begins to look little rusty"
 Yes, my tailor guaranteed that if would wear like Iron."-Judge
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

daiskych trade, nybrz ably pfislI
jake skutetnl spohunracoynfci, kite
II mali vice zkusenostf, sirsi roz'
HE'D nez my a ktcfi chit nam bytI
ndpomocni, abychom ziskali tech
to prcdnosti, bye ! jiz sami pfi ton
|hlcdddi 81 zisku.
Je nutno, ably k nam ptisli d
Izmanili obchodni provincialismus,
ktery az dosud byl nam vnucovan
~n6meckym Rakouskem a dali ma.
Sim transakc raz mczinGrodni,
jaky Jim pfislusi.
Nutno miti We Francii nejep pc.
|litickou orientaci pokud Sc tyce
stfedni Evropy a Ceskosloyenskt
republiky, ale j hospodarskou vel
mi iasnou, do neimensich ,podrob-
nostf vypracovanou finalicni poll
|tiku a nutno pociti j okamzite a.
|plikovati. Myslim, ze nyn6jsi Okla.
milk jest k tomu nejyhodnejsi!'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

mers Or. L. & G. Co., A. F. pacal,
Ant Malicky, FIR. Seidl; pc 81 w
l.. Pearl, NJ. A. Searcey, II. w
Iook, J. V. Marck, II. r. Rimplc,
II. Drug, d. A. Laskertson, @. u
O'Brien, ID. +. Buyson, Il. Della.
ney, D.. 5. Price, G. Kinney, Mo.
ran 4 Smith, A. Sccidlcr, DR.. Il
is. Frese, A. |. Baker, j. Buresh,
-. Neuman, +. Il. Pennington
Vim. T%ramernicht, ii. +. Schei-
dlcr, j. $. Jones, j. A. Reuling, II
ii. r., VIM. Kelly, T. Hunt, II,
lCloufelt, j. c. G%orbring, +. ii. Ba.
mos, VIM. Mckelvcy, FIR. Zook, +,
Husa, A. d. Spencer, II. Baker,
w. j. Novotny, NJ. Il. Spooncr,
Clyde =. z, Il. J. Erahon, II. A.
Spencer, Geo. Monfelt, s. C., Ber.
tina X, Ed. IIellmer, +. j. Hara-
don, j. Novotny, p. NJ. Killer, G.
r. Stone, G. Pribyl, p. Bednar, l.,
Turner, 4. A. Crab, FIR. Pecha, A.
Evans, j. Nj. Howe, l.. Sherry
po Soc FIR. Polak, G. T.. Hempley,
~. p. Roberts, Glenn Man; Louis
Ilusa So; cclkem $3.50.
South Omaha, Neb., $l,730.00.
Omaha, Nebr., 100000.
Pokrok Zapadu 5000.
Chrncm $l0,77S.45.
Ustredne Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni pc.
slano bylo dine 81. prosince 1919
$40, 100 ma Fond Alice -Masaryko-
We, coz Dude oaevzdano Pomocne.
mu odboru Spoj. Stdtd "a 1celem
why hladovicfch deti V Ceskc-
slovenske republice. " pokladna
|k~ra.jskeho vyboru pro tento leel
zbylo s7S.45.
STAN. SERPAN, tajem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

- Manielka p. vaclava Blaine
no, Agnes Blatnych, osetfovatelk,
Il p. Ant. Blatny odejeli v sobotr
do Omahy, kdc Sc p. Ant. Blatns
s1castni siczdu sdruzeni obchod,
niki hospodafskymi stroll, jeni
tam byl B. ledna zahdjen.
Pan Ed. Dolista, principal
skoly V Linwood, prijel Sc svo.j|
manzclkou do naScho m6sta, ably
zdc u rodi6d, p. Jan Dolistovych
stravil svatky.
V tonic tydnn dostali ismc
do naseho mesta tfi kary uhli, TAX
~ isme nyni zasobeni palivem ma
cely rok.
- Pfitomne name zde pocasi
dosti pfiznive, ovsem az ma TO, 70
isou cesty We velmi bednem sta.
WI, tax re farmefi nemohou nice.
ho do mSsta ~piiyazet.
Sdruzeni farmcfi Z naseho
okoli budou zde konat svqii w
rocni schhzi.
Ma "Pokrok' 81 pfedplatil
pan Joe Fcchcr. Diky! Zarovch
sdcluji, re Sc pricinim. abych dial
Il move pfedplatitelc ziskaI, nebof
"Pokrok", jediny casopis ma ma
sem zapade, test Sc ycIke zdc O.
blibe a dobra o p6m povesf 7nac-
ne Dude mne pfi agitaci napomd-
hat. s pfdnim hojneho zdaru'
znamenam Sc v dct6
vaclav Blatny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

Diplomatickk missc vr6tila 70 Do
Sygcarska okouxlena svym poby.
tenn v Praxe. We d&va pfedvi.
DAFT, zc obchodnf styky mexi &C.
skosloyenskcm a Svycarskcm bu.
dou rychlc zahajeny, jakmilc bu-
dc dovolcn dovoz a xlcpsen kurs
ceskoslovenske koruny. v Praxc
Dude tez zfizcno svycarske W.
slanectvi, coz pfispeje k upenvns-
nj vztahh mczi ob6ma zcm9mi.
Koho republiha sbdhdarma H.
viz = Celia fada We statni sluzbe
pfzesluhujfcfch Ifednixn, ktcfi
pro sve zufive chovdni byli 20
pfcvratu odstavcni, befc dale &C.
" plat, ac sluzcb nckonaji lad
rych. Ma pfiklad vrchni postov-
nj spravce Czermak We tScrnbcr-
ku, ktcry krone toho jiz cely roh
zabfra zdarma erarnf byt. Jeho
synove Sc 4. brezna m. r. aktiv.
ne s1castn1oali demolovani &C.
ske Stfelnice. A takovym lidem,
kter Sc vzdy prokazane choyali
nejnepfatelstejsim zpisobem vIci
.tcskym lidem a ktefi pc pfcvratu
ccskou vladu ncuzndvali, nybrz
slib skladali tehdcjsi nemeckG
Wade v OpavG, takovym lidcn,
cesky stat vyplacf n~czkracepa
sluzne a ponechava .je pc cely rok
V erarnlm byte! A potion Sc SETH!
Takovych Czermakd pobiha v re-
publice sta a sta.
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Fond Alice Masarykove., - Pr
jem v kraj. vyboru v Omaze,
do 80. prosince 1919:
" pokladne 2 list. $I,072.53.

v pokladne q list. $4,072.53.
Bruno, Nebr.: he zabavy uvit
yojinu $15.52; Bob. Sima, Davi,
ICity, 81 cclkem 1852.
Gregory, Sos OAK, sbirki
l$l0s.5O.
Rud. Wanek, Wanekville, Alta.
Canada. $500.
c. N. S. Narka, Kans.: Po 4.
Ant. Brabec, Ant. Novak ST., Alb
Poiak, John Cerny, w. terny, j
L. Blccha, j. J. Shimek, s. Drue
Co: pc $3.50 E. Brabec. ~. Ger
ny, Jos. Cernl, Fl. vculek; *
lx3 Vac. Mach, W. kyasnicka pc
iS2 Vac. piroutek, J. Kvasnicka,
~. Novotny, Jos. Mach, Paul Kou-
ha a man, FIR. Polak, State Bank
Of Narka X. Il. Tuna mi. 1925,
X. Tuna st. 1925; 20 81 Josef
Slavlk. w. +. Jensik. J. Klima,
Frantiska Klima, J. Sknpa, pi. Il.
Holan, b. II. Loycnburg, Ed.
K vasnicka, Oh. Lovcnburg, ]. w.
BouSka, T.. G. Zavodsky, Mrs. NJ.
u. Webster, Oh. IIubka, II. i. Kcc
ne, AID. Shara, Jos. Bouska, G. T..
Ward, DR.. j, w. West, Rud. La
hodny, j. Fiala, X. Tuna Oh.
Klima soc pc 25c Ant. Novak pll.
. 7. Kvasnicka celkcm $105.50
Rad Denver, els. 81, Denver.
Cole, 1910.
KIub Kyety Americkf, Dorche
ster, Ncbr., $500.
Plattsmonth, Neb.: Sbfrka $27 |.
zCBJ. $15; ems. a.; celkcm.
$4,000.
Dickinson, No. Dakn Alb. Ou-
krop, Rose Earta, Mary Sadosk3
90 81; celkem $500.
Garkson, Ncb., d okoli $4,000
Herrick, 50. Dat.: Rad 9. Ko
runa ,S25; FIR. Forchtner $3.50; pc
w Pctr Vosirek, X. Hudlick.y pc
NJ Jos. Hauzer. Au. IIampl, D. w
Forbes, Fr. Wesley, FIR. Dykast,
Mat. Librcsjt; cclkem 1870.
Batnston, Netr. I'd. Eden SO
po ~ J. HoIsky, l. Horskg, Far.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
neni dosud u koncc.
Frank Poncar. k

ueni dosud II koncc.
Frank Poncar, ktery pracl
je NJ delsi dobu v Grand Island
Neby., pfi drdzc u. p, nabazil Sc
rozluky cd rodiny rodina
Madison a on tam, proto Sc roz'
hodl, ze Sc pfcstshujou tam, KID.
on ma stdlou prdci a COZ take pred
svatky nskutecnil. Odstdhoval $,
$ celou rodinou Y m6sta Madison
do noveho domova, kdc, jak So
vyjadiil, mu bude vescleji, kdy1
budou vsichni pohromads.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

~ vi y$~ " ~
$4.30; X. a OF. Chruma- rs , Frank
Spurny ~, roll. pfijcm 1870; eel.
KEN $1,000.
Rad Bud6jovicc, Brncston, Ne.
braska, pfiicm PHI pred. $ll.s0-
Rad Zbirov, &. 1873, Exeter,
Nebr., $500.
Rad Denver, {. 81, Denver, CO.
dorado, $3.50.
G. N. s. Wilson, Kans., XII
ment Horky) $1.0O.
Atkinson, Ncbr. j. s. Balloon
$50, John zizka SO, po 81 Joe Ka.
plan, Frantiska Friouf, FIR. Pa
cha; Mrs. John Bouska $3.50; po
Isl VIM. Hayes, Joe Friouf, Frank
kaplan celkcm $23.50.
Rad Rozhled Zapadu, els. 246
FIR. Lala 81, Josefina Lalova ~,
If. ii. Cook 80; celkem $500.
Geddes, So. OAK: Pc IS Frank
varilek, j. varilek,, g. w. Cal
ia, j. Turnovec, l.. Mokrejs, Mrs.
NJ. TcrlS,' Tom Kubal, j. Kueera,
v. Warcicka, Il. Wareicka, JOS.
il. Warejcka, NJ. Aruthcr, G.. z.
Calta, Plat st. Br., Jas. W, Cal
Ia, State Bank, T. S. Braithwait,
r.. Ant. Fiala, Bank of Geddes,
Farmers Coope. FL. Co.; po ~ j.
%Turnovec, Lunak r., j. Lunak
$3.50, Albina Turnovec. Georgina
|Turnovec, John II. Sticky, Emilio
Pavlis, Geo. Knudson, julie Askin,
III. Hufsmith, FIR. Turnovee, Alb.
Kolccka. JAS. vayruska, l.. Cave
lily, JOS. KolcGka. Sam Braden,
Meat Market, b. Turnovec, j. Je-
EEK, FIR. Hcrmanek, X. Vasek, j.
Hruska, j. Il. Minahan, A. Il.
Bassingham. j. Varilek, l.. A.
ISteckley, j. Z. Tiplain; j. j. Pc
xa $3.50; j. M. Soukup $50; Ged-
DIES Cloth. Co. SO; Shnek Bros. So;
John Cansky So; Jos. Pavlis So /:
|po $50 L. Turnovec, Mrs. l..
Turnovec; pc 81 j. Kukral, Oh.
Hermanek, NJ. c. Kautzer, w. w.
Haney, X. E. Hawk, JAS. HERNIA
mex, I. f. Mallory, A. Hadinger,
Joe Carda, Joe Welt, L. j. CT
hak, Geo. Mokup, John Vavricka,
Wall Sanders, Jos. Tucek, Joe
Slaba, Fr. Jedlicka, FIR. Dufek,
II. Holmes, j. Il Askim, Dennis
Miller, II. Scott, j. Warner; pp
soc: r. G. Hegg, Vim. Temmer-
man, Joe Bcecher, Jul. Solberg,
j. A. Solberg ceikcm $235.50..
Fairfax, SO. Oak. f. J. Kaspar.
s., +. vnousek 49,, Fir. Masc1,
$2.75, Jar. Smolik 81; celkem
S11.75.
Claudcll. Kans., sbirka 5000.
Pokrok Zapadu, sbfrka ctena
III $3.50.
Uhrnem $4,072.53.
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siTUAcE
/. v .CESKOSLOvENSKU

Periodicka informacni piilohs
Agence economique ct financiere
" Paifzi obsahuje %zajfmavou roz
mluvu. kterou ministr zahranic
mich zalezitosti dr.. Ed. Benes SIDE.
Hill fediteli prazskc odboeky, Mar.
lcelu Maureau.
Vyjimame . rozmluvy nasledu.
jici mista:
:" Doufame v obnoveni sko-
fro normalniho hospodarskeho / po-
lliticktho 7ivota kn konci pristine
Tiara pravil ministr Benes.
ITou dobou Dude u mas donna de-
ltinitivne ustanovena financni row
noyaha. Move povolene dane bu-
tdou iiz vetsinou vybuany. Move
Narodni shromazdenf bude praco-
vati a Sc stanoviska politickeho
budou veci upln6 upevneny. Emil
Sc novych ceskoslovenskych pence
Iskonci Ia diva m6sice, coz za.jlsti
Inas 1plnou a %naprostou ne9dvis-
lost cd ostatnlch uzemi byvale ra-
kousko-uherske rise. Ustavni T.
'koly budou rovnez definitivnc u
praven.y, tax Re otazky politicke a
narodnf nebudou iiz prekazeti nor
malnimu chodu naseho hospodaf-
SkehO zivOta
Spojenci neznajf dobfe nasi O.
pravdoyou hospodaiskou a finan-
chi s%ituaci. Ncdocenu.ii celou hod-
notu naselio bohatstvi pramyslo-
v6ho, obchodniho a zemedelskeho.
Ncznaji intelektuelni urovne ma
seho d6lnictva, ktcre Sc fadi me3
delnlky sveta.
Mysli, re novy stat, jake cesko-
sloyenska republika, ncmiizc po-
zadoyati pine duvery i~nteresova-
nych vrstcv spojeneckyeh. Die ma
mfneni .je to yelikou chvbou.
eterou nelze vysvetliti nez jcdine|
lieznalostf nasich pomera6. Jest
iutifz vsilnuicire zapotrcbi, abyi
~ntcresovanc kruhy, pokud sc ty-l
&c neutrality-suspicious. a politiky,
'obe velmi rychle uvedomiIy pra-
tou sitnaci, jiilak by setrvanf vi
,odobnem omylu skodilo olromne
nasemu statu, ale hlavne tez
fseobecnG neutrality-suspicious. al
inancnl politice nasich spojen-l
n 49,.
0hteJili spojcnci dociliti brzke
% klidn V stfednf Europe, cht6jf-
yytvofiti noyou politickou budo-
u a DAFT j pevne zakIady, mail
a jednoduchy p%rostfedek,
enz je mic nestoji, a jcnz jim nil
g pfinesti jen zisk - totiz v%storr
Y blizsf a uzsi styky s Cesko-
loyenskou Republican.
Neporozum6li .jeSt6 toto vclikel
a ~pokouseji sc naI6zti riiz-
( politicke ogicntace, aniz 81 uve-
omili, Re jediny dobry prostredek
posiIniti zivotnf jadro stfednf $
iyropy. =
Nutno Sc pokusiti 0 ziovuzrize- J
! sticdni Evropy pomoci ncjzdra-
elcmentu, ktery jiz nyni /
) to opravdu spolupracovati
ukn Y ruce Sc s%pojcnci. I
N'ltno tez, ably politikove, III !
'lianici, obchodnici, prdmysluici I
'ancouzsti u spojeneeti pfisli k +
am, nikoli S city, jako by sli dol 4
olonie nebo do pr jakello statu, d
terry l,enla vlbcc uarodollospo q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

" krajskem vyboru v 0mase, do
Is. listopadu 1919.

" ~pokladne z mes. fijna. s $40
Rad Plzch, Z6BJ., Morse
Bluff, Nebr. .......... $50
Rad Prazske Vlastcnky, {.
1871, Prague, Nebr.. ~. $50
Rad Montana, Z. 1856, Ko- ti5t,
lin, Mont: ". Simecek
$50, r. J. Kolar 81, JOS.
B. Ncdv6d 81, FIR. Sima-
eek soc, Joscfa SimaGek
80 cent? .............. 40
|Sbor Mirnost, {. 10, SPJ., :,
Omaha. 49,. ........ $40
Sbor DIV. Ratolcst, Z. 35,
jed, Omaha ......... 3.25
|C. N. s. Bruno, Neb. S7.15
Rad Kfivoklat, cislo ~,
Tobias, Nebr. ......... 1856
Rad Osv6ta, els. "a. Virgi-
MIA, Nebr. ............ so
Rad c. Vast, c. 153, Jen-
nings, Kans. ........ 800
Rad Syornost Vlastencn. &.
81. Wagner, =. d.. 17.1G
IC. n. S. Denver, Colo..... 200
Rad Liberty, c. 2j2, Narka,
Kans., (hot. 1896; Il.
pfisp. $12: 20 81 Alb
Polak, j. Ccrny, v. Ger
ny. M. Hubka, K. Tuna
ST., Elm. Brabec $780,. 52.s1
Rad Slovan, {. rs. Omaha 35.35
,Cis. n. S. Omaha (pi. J.
Rychla 81, pokladnicka
CHS. u p. Tesare 1856 $50
LHI1itHh. ....... .fozo.tf
Vydani:
Podpora dcbrovoInikhm csI. pc
$40: vaclav Brabec. Jan Svage-
IA, Jan Koukal. Ant. Podolak, Jar.
Vrba, Fr. Bilck, Ad. Amer, Jos.
forck, Jar. Krisfan, Fr. Koukal,
Ant. Dvofak, GEO. Skala, Jos. Ra-
ia, Arm. Micka, Jos. Jirak, Jos.
Nacck 1hrnem $4,000.
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, z MADISON NEB. I.

Muslin Sc Ease pochlubiti, II
ty utrapy, ktere mas zastihly, to
tiz vclke neocekavane zimy a pax
hedostatek uhli, jiz pominuly, ne.
bof name nyni pocasi dosti snesi
tclne a, kdyby az ncktereho dine
to trochu pfituhlo, name co da,
do kamen a u mich sc ohfat. Novy
rok 1920 nam uz nastal S pranim
zajiste kazdeho, by byl lepsi 70.
ku stareho.
We starem roce sc odbyvala
u mas tez veselka. Jan Novotny
syn Vaclava a Marie Novotnych,
bral sobe "a manzelku Rnzenu
Nemcovou, tez nd farme u rodicG
dlici. Zmineny. zenich jest wy
slouzily voinl, ktcrv prodelal tea
mnohou saryatku We Francii,
kdezto nevesta v%yucovala pc ne
kolik rokh ditky ma venkovui
skole, tax &c mali oba dosti zku-
senosti, by mohli tento zivot, do
jakeho je STAY manzelsky pflvcd',
~pochopiti a zdarn6 V mem pokra
Govati. Jest i mym srdecnym
pfanim, by Sc TAX stale. Novo-
manzele budou bydlcti pfistfm ja-
rem ma farme.
Stafi rodice Bromovi. KITE
II byli II syna ma farme pres lou-
PAM korny, ably mu nejakym zph-
sobem vypomohli, odejeli Ease
zpatky do South Dakoty, sveho to
domova.
Jan kucera S manzelkou zc
South Dakoty byli zde ma vanoc-
Mich svatcich a pfi t. prIlezitosti
vyfizovali jakousi rodinnou zalc-
zitost. tykajlci Sc poziistalosti po
zemrelem otci p. Kueery.
Minute soboty konal Sc po
hreb Vaclaya Skaly. stareho osad
nika, ktery pc dlouhe nemoci ze
mrcl dine 81. prosince, We II ho-
din v noel. Zmfneny krajau prof.
M 1
vozoval zde krejcovskc femeslo
skoro cd zalozeni naseho mesta
Madison, az do te DOLBY, kdyz as
pred pill rokem tezce oncmocnGl al
Sc docela zhostil, aekoliy
zakaznici by 81 byli prali jeho
vsak jim w vyhovtt mel
Inohl. pondvadz jeho start mt to
'iedovolovalo. Hylf on phi syem
~ roxy star a pochoyan IN
domaci hfbitov V nasem mestc,
u Sc zemfely tesil pfizni vsech,
kdo no znali, dosvedcoval velky
krajand ! iinonarodoycI
pohfbu Sc sticastniysieh,
PohodInt pocasi, ktere nyni
pannje, vyvabilo zaroven ] tesafc,
Stefi nell, jak jsem posledne !
,sal. praci rozdelapou a snaziIi sci
il dodelat. Ma mnoha mjstech IN
:ali j pIastroyat, jen ably mohI
,udovy dostavit. No, jest to lep-
nezli ia kruta zima, ktera TAX
,rzy jake nikdy jindy ia mas pr.
svaciIa.
JcIikoz v nasem mestG jiz lei
piece jen dosti zasob nenai
lromadili, ncbof ~pfestalo mrz-
lout a zacalo bgti mfrne poeasi.
ri kterem Sc ma dale led nemohl
lelat, TAX he mali jen teprvc asi {
zasobu. Mozna, Re jej
moci udelat jesfe vice, nez
% budou potfebovat, nebot linn