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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-16
A BUSINESS MANS EXPERT
ENCE IN WARSAW.

Mr.. Morris Shabman of the
firm of Bernstein & Co., 81 West
10th Street, New York City, has
just returned from Warsaw
whittier he had gone to visit his
a mily. Mr.. Shabman spent
eighteen weeks in Warsaw and
the neighboring cities. Summing
up his experiences, Mr.. Shabman
says:
II do not expect conditions in
Poland as far as the Jews are
concerned, to improve. Every
element Of the population is i'm
pregnated with anti-Semitism.
Jews must get away from there.
They must either come to Ameri-
ca or go to Palestine. IF any
thing conditions will grow
worse"
Mr.. Shabman had occasion to
see the work of the Commission
OF, the Hebrew Sheltering and
Immigrant Aid Society of Ameri-
ca, which has its headquarters in
Warsaw Speaking of their la
bors, Mr.. Shabman states.
"When I came to Warsaw I
found that hundreds upon hun
dreds of persons were endeavor-
ing to get their passports visaed
by the American Consul and they
actually had to wait two'or three
weeks before they could get any
where near the Consulate. Now
with the aid of the Commission
their passports are more quickly
and easily visaed. The Commits
sion has saved these unfortunate
people the trouble and the misery
of waiting several weeks.
81 was in Warsaw when the
Commission dispatched the first
group of immigrants from there
to Danzig. A special representa-
tive of the Commission accom-
panying these immigrants to
Danzig secured for them spe-
cia1 train. The Commission is
doing most wonderful work. The
Commissioners and their staff are
doing everything in their power
to assist the immigrants. They
advise, send kilograms and cables
off for them, write their letters.
In fact, do everything that can
be done to make their path
smooth.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-07-16

New York.-Dr. Israel Fried
lander and DR.. Bernard Kantor
of New York, Jewish relief work
ers who were killed by bandits in
the Ukraine July 7, are believed
to have had about 100000 in
American money upon them when
they were attacked, Felix War
burg, chairman of the joint dis
tribution committee, said here.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18
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LAKE VIEW ITEMS

Mr.. Earl Johnson of Nampa, was
calling in the neighborhood Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Claude Spence was a Nampa
visitor Friday.
Mr.. c. L. Bryant Mack Bryan,
made trip to Nampa, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Powell and son,
of Lone Star called at the Hoofnagle
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Knowles and daughter
Miss Ida visited with Mrs. Louise
Groves and daughter, Miss Lillian Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. John Clemens purchased a Ford
this week from Mr.. Marthy.
Two car loads of people attended
the show at Caldwell Saturday even
ing. The party consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Han
by Deal, Mrs. Lucille Travis, Mr.. Mar
tin Hopkins, Misses Iva Newman and
Alice Klingsmith.
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George E. McCaw has purchased the
FIVE acre place of Mr.. Hooker, north
east of town. Mr.. McCaw will take
possession about November /.
w. w. Kreider and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Hoyt, and Miss Nina Baird
made trip to Arrow Rock dam Sun
day.
A Flag Day program and social was
given at the Odd Fellows hall Mon
day night under the auspices of the
NV. c. T. U. A large number were
present.
Horace Hoyt visited in Roswell over
Sunday.
D. H. Law and family left Wednes-
day morning for their new home at
Culver, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson returned from
their vacation trip the first of the week.
Ed Karn, Jr., and family, and B. G.
Davis and family left overland for
Portland Monday. They will attend
the Shriners Convention and the Rose
Carnival at Portland, after which they
will spend the rest of their vacation
at seaport towns.
DR.. John Pipher, of Nampa was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Arthur Allen, who has been spend
ing few days in St. Luke's Hospital
of Boise, was able to return home
Wednesday.
The Excelsior class of girls of the
Methodist church gave a party to the
boys of the H. c. class, Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Eva Patter-
son. After an enjoyable time with
games refreshments were served.
New cement sidewalk is being con
structed on B Avenue between second
and third streets.
Several people around Wilder have
discovered recently that their autos do
not have as good an appetite for kero-
sene with gasoline flavor as for real
gasoline.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Jake Matter, of Midway and Mis-.
Margaret Ross, of Kuna were Sunda,
dinner guests at the Runciman home
| Lorin Robinson, who has been ii
with bronchial pneumonia the pas
week is better and able to be aroune
again.
i Manley Shaw is on the sick lis
with throat trouble.
Mr.. Posthlethwaite' brother Johr
and family of Elkhorn, Kansas arrived
Tuesday night. They made the trir
in their Ford sedan.
|. Mr.. St Clair's son and family Of
home recently.
Mrs. Roach and daughter of Jumn
Creek were guests at the Rowland
Pleasant Ridge spent Sunday at the
Sinclair home
Mrs. Nixon, of Washington, who ha.
been visiting her son, Mr.. Young
started for her home Sunday. Sh,
intended to make short visit in Paw
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claraday and five
children of Fl. Collins, Colorado, ar.
rived Tuesday morning to visit Mrs
Claraday's mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Dix Mr. Claraday and son
Frankly intend to go on to Portland
tionto attend the Shriners Annual Con
clave.
Mrs. Rowland and children visited
Mrs. Royland's mother, Mrs. Smith, at
Maple Grove Sunday evening.
Mr.. ]. N. Smith is having his house
painted and kalsomined this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Posthlethwaite and
Eleanor attended banquet in Boise
Wednesday night
Mr.. Shaw and Delbert and Mr.. w. S.
Maxey and Stewart made fishing trip
to the mountains Saturday. They re-
turned Sunday.
Mable Sanderson, of Maple Grove,
when returning from visiting her aunt,
who lives north of town, Monday af-
ternoon lost her way. She was found
near the Jackson home.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18

Which you use every day as a knife,
and other times you can use it as "a
revolver. u calibre.
! KNIFE-REVOLVER is no pIav.
thing. but it is the most fashionable
and most practicable thing. When Il
is put together it looks like anv
pocket knife, 8 inches long; the knife
blades are made of the best steel and
the cover is nickel plated. The bull
lets are hidden in the knife and also
the blades; when you need knife
Just open it and you can use it-and
IN. case of danger you just pull the
trigger and it gives out % calibre
shots.
ton.
These knives are sold any other
places at $l2 and more-but we will
sell them. a short time only, at $6.os-
that is at the cost price, as we want
the people to get more acauainte /
with these knives.
We have not a very big stock OF
these knives, but about 5000. so don,
TODAY. o"'
By ordering enclose lsc, and the
rest you will pay when this fashion
able KNIFE-REVOLVER ARE DE
LlVERED TO YOUR HOME.
ALL WORLD EXPORTERS. Dent
402. 1919 N. Ashland. Ave, Chicago
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18

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Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and famil,
spent Sunday in Dixie with Mrs
Moore's aunt Mrs. H. o. Lander.
baugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard spent Sunday
at the Mccarthy home.
Mrs. Chas. Towards father, Mr.. E
B. Harris, of Boone, Iowa, started
for his home after spending few
days with his daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Stewart were
dinner guests at the Everett Corn
home in Middleton Sunday.
The Brier Rose Home Culture club
met with Mrs. c. A. Lundy Thursday
afternoon. A large crowd was pres
ent. Among the number were several
guests. After the business meeting
each member gave some current event
or item of interest from some recent
paper. At the close of the afternoon
delicious refreshments consisting OF
ice cream and cake were served.
Joe Robinson and Rollo Frost made
trip to Emmett Sunday.
Mr.. Ranny's mother is visiting them
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavett and Twila
were guests at the Corbett home Sun
day.
Mr.. Leon Brown has moved his
family to Nampa. He will be in the
neighborhood for a little while finish
ing up some work.
Word has been received from the
Daugherty family that they have ar
rived safely in Brigham, Utah. They
are having fine trip and average be-
tween us and 200 miles a day.
Mr.. Edelfson's niece, Miss Margaret
Edlefson of Briggs, Idaho is visiting
at the Edlefson home.
Elnora Christopher, who has been
on the sick list for the past two weeks
is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick and family
have moved to a ranch east of Cald-
well.
Mr.. A. B. Anderson, of Weiser was
an all-night guest at the E. K. Cor
bett home recently.
Mrs. Joseph Baum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Baum, took an auto trip
through Wilder, Fargo and Sunny
Slope Sunday.
Mrs. Christopher's niece, Marie and
frankie Kennedy Of Maple Grove, are
spending the week with her
Mrs. Parker's cousin and family of
Texas are visiting at the Parker home.
They expect to make their home, in
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clements Of
Star are visiting at the c. A. Lundy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cleaver ad chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Murphy
and Robert, were calling in the neigh
borhood the first of the week.
Several families in Briar Rose were
laying in their winter supply of coal
Monday. aIw-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Runceman and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18


Mr.. and Mrs. Shanfelt were Caldwell
visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Herbert Newman butchered ;
beef Monday. assisted by w. E. Co
der.
Mr.. Milton Knowles and sister
Miss Ida, were in Nampa Tuesday o
last week.
Mr.. c. A. Hollinghead of Emmett
is helping albert McPheeters hay.
Mesdames Art Keister and A. A
Bess of Caldwell visited Mrs. H. L
Jenkins Friday.
The game warden of Caldwell wa,
in our vicinity Wednesday of las
week on important business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Newman ane
baby visited with Mrs. Mammon
mother of Mrs. Newman of Roswell
Sunday.
Mr.. Edward johnson of Nampa i.
assisting his brother-in-law Ceorg,
Johnson and H. B. Williams through
their rush of farm work.
Haying season is on, consequent,
everyone is very busy. The first cut
ting is fine in our locality.
Mr. Herb Milldr was a Namps
visitor Saturday.
There will be Children's Day pro
gram at the church next Sunday
June 20, at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth called or
Mrs. Louise Groves Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Petty made ;
business trip to Nampa. Wednesday
Mr.. John Clemens and family visited
with Mrs. Clemens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith of near Caldwell Sunday
it being Mrs. Smiths birthday ami.
versary. 4g
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy Deal left Tues.
day for Silverton, Ore, where they
will make their home, after a visit
with her father, M. R. Newman and
other relatives.
Little Gladys Johnson returned
home Sunday after weeks visit with
her grandparents of Nampa.
Mesdames Barney O'Dean and H,
G. Miller went to Nampa Thursday.
Panyen Rankin, who has been at
tending high school in Caldwell has
returned home.
Mr.. H. B. Williams has bought two
line cows recently.
Mr.. Braden Lundy, of Scism, has
purchased an eight-acre tract of land
near the lower Embankment from
Mrs. J. A. Young of Caldwell The
consideration was $l6,5OO. He does
not get possession until fall.
Mrs. ]. J. Miles was in caldwer
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Seth Grammar and
Mrs. Klingsmith attended the com
cencement exercises of the high school
Of Caldwell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McPheeters
were in Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hollineswortb
and Misses Iva Hollingsworth and
Lillian Groves were Nampa visitors
Friday.
Mrs. L. Shanafelt called on Mrs
II. L. jenkins Monday afternoon.
A large crowd attended the ball
game Sunday, played near the school
house by local married men and bows
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clemens and
babies were in Caldwell Monda.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Rankin went 10
Boise Monday by the way of Cald-
we'll. - -
Miss Bette Grammar, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Grammar was one
OF the number who graduated from
the high school of Caldwell last week
Mr.. Archie Kollenborn and famil,
intend to leave this week for the
hills above the Arrow Rock dam
where they contemplate camping for
some time, having rented their farm
put for the season.
Come parts of the roads are very
iaas&xs
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18

WANTED-Clean rags: good sizes
Caldwell Tribune,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-18
NOVELTY.

NOVELTY
The most fashionable and also most
practicable for your self defense
against all attacks is the
KNIFE REVOLVER
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
PR0HIBIcE v PoLITIcE

Je-li Y poslcdnf dobes yenoyant
prolliblci vice pozornosti ncz KITE
rekoliv iine otazcc, o kterou Sc We.
|fejnost zailna, jest to pochopitcl
no pi1 udalostech, ktcrf SC temei
kazdoderne odchravajf. Amcric,
ke easopisy. ktere j jeste pred ne
|davnem p~ovazovaly IA odbytol
wee, d kdyz vnbec 0 nj psaly, 1to.
ely na libcralDi zivcl neb 50 .iej
.stlazili scsmes1ovati, plnf dues syf
slonpce zprayami q clanky 3 pozo.
rullodnfm obrafn, jaEy nastaya Y
smysleni amcrickeho Iidu. Pc Cd
hHasoyauI nstayniho dodatku pro
l~lasoyaly $ velkym poteseniin, NJ
probibifnf otazka pfestanc aspoh
" politIce strasitie ale Dynl must
doznati, Ne ME ncn1 dosti income
ho k JeJlmu odstraJicnf b polite.
ne arfny, yyjtua odyoIani 1stay.
Milo dodatku, a zajinayo jest, ze
tax smlsli essopisy ! We statech.
ktere II sanly odfiIasovaly sfatui
pfohlblci d nioilio by sc pfedpo
kladati, ~ ob1aLstso Je spvkoje.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
Krajanka zabita ma kare.
South Bend, Indiana. v

South Bend, Indiana. - V ne.
deli 0 pill ctvrte iodine odpolc-
dine udala sc zde srazka mczi We.
likou mezimestskou clektrickon
karou Southern Michigan Rail
way Company a mensi poulicni
drahou, jaka jedi mezi akadcmii
lSt. Mary a mcstem South Bend.
Pr tom byla zabita krajanka, sic.
lLuclla Suchankoya, stara 30 70
ky, bydlici V elsie s42 South Ma
rlctta ul. v tomto mGste. TGzce
|byly poraneny til zeny q diva mu-
III, lehcc zranenych jc take ncko-
INK. Oba vozy byly vrazeny II.
den do druheho, TAX he to dalo
mnoho pracc, neil byly obeti ne
stesti vyprost6ny. SleGna SUI
'chankoya a slccna Pearl Pryzy.
byska octly Sc pod troskami vozii
q kdyz byly vyprost6ny, byly o.
DC dovczcny do ncmocnicc In.
w%orthovy, kan byly pred mimi
dodany ! ostatni poranGni. Slc.
Suchankova zcmfcla ash sest ho-
din 20 srazcc. Byla ucitelkou ma
zdcJsl vyssi skOlc. Jeif otec by-
az Y South Bend pol tficet scst
jest doutnikafcm, pred Lefty
byl clencm statDf legislatury i
pax mestskym radnim. Do Anne.
rIky pfijel jake dcsctilcty boch i
ccsky skoro 6pin6 zspomn6l.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
PoMocN1cI LOW.

Mimo PISA uzivalo Sc a uziva s,
dosud jeste jinych zyifat ia 10
WI. Ma prynim mist6 zasluhujt
zmlnky gcpart, eli l0yecky lev
hart, Jchoz Sc v Persii a Indii II,
viva IA lovu srncl a antilop. Xvi
re we've sc ma vozlku, a poslane
IA tlupu zvere, srazi ncktery kus
ranami tlap, nacez dostane Sc m,
"a odmenu jater a barvy ulovent
zyefc. Y Is. a l6. stolcti byl &c.
pard prcchodne zaYcden do Evro
py. Lndvik NIL, kral francouz,
SKY, mel nekolik loveckych lev.
hartu, a daroval jcdnoho Franti,
skovi Sforzovi, vevodoyi milan.
sk6mu take cisaf Frantisck ]. me
%gcpardy; dele SC take zminka 4
gcpardoyi cisafe Lcopolda l., kite.
|ry pry no braval $ sebou ma Low
TTl
nd zadkn sveho kone. v Indii MI
vaji ma mensi EVER misto gcparda
loyeckeho PISA lFelis caracal) a
starr Egyptant pry K temuz nceIu
uzivali zkroceneho mladeho Iva.
Sion slouzi na Iovu tygrfi jake
honcc k noseni lovcr, mimo to DO
maha pf low syych diyokych
sotldruhi. Zc sc kon6 uziva K pfi-
soulani sc Ike zvefi, jc znamo, me-
ne Dude vsak poyddomo, &c Sc k
tomu llcell uzivalo take zkrocc-
nych %.jelenil. Loycc ovscm ma Ia
kovcm jclcnn nescdel, nybrz phi
krccnv IA MIN blizil SC ozbrojcny
samosti1lcm k tInpc zvGfc jcIeni,
ktera yydrzcla. Ku konci stoletf
~ vymizcl zvyk krotiti jclcny k.
ncelum soulacky nejspfsc to byla
pracc velmi trapna a ncsnadna.
IA TO vcslo Y obyccj, zc Sc mysli-
lccl oblckl "a Ian d tvoFil|
TAX zastitu myslivci, ktcry sc X
zvefi llcdel pfisonlati. Loy kra
lfkii pomoci frctky byl w neko-|
popsan b take 0 frctec bylo|
pojcdnano. Low soko-
lem je zajistf ncjstarsi zpiIsob To-
W pomoci jintho zyifctc. Porov-|
iiamc-li g1tickt, sloyanske, per-
. kalticke vyznamy, tykajiciI
tohoto low, dojdeme k pozna
VI 10 saba vi Do Dolby pred yyJ
stehoyanim se nsrodd ne stfednfI
Aisle, . ~ tedy low poiuocf dra-
vsch ptakd je stsrsi nex Low psem
leb jinym zvifstem. HimaiE ! Re-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24

IS tim povest, ze protihostinska Il
ga sblra Is millionn dollarn d
zjednaIa ii W. J. Brvana, ktery Sc
tim opet dostal do sycho zivln.
Kdyz ii pfipomenemc, jak byle
slibovano, Re prolibice yyloucf ota-
1ku lihoyin 4 politiky, IDA Sc nam
TO k smlchn. Pfipomina nam 10,
Ne Turecko je III tisic LET suche I'd
konem statnim i nabozenskYm, Ii
jestG nenf yysuseno. Touha po ne
Gem 20 stlmuluJe a nkouejsI una
yeDeJlo smrtelnika jc hluboko va
kofpnena d pfirozenI lidsky in
stinkt media se ~potlaciti zakoncm.
X tomn drlIzi se vscobecnl nahlcd.
Ne prohibiee byla yynucena proti
pfanl lidu d to jest jcdnou y HAY
nlch pficin stale vzrasiajiciio cd
poru.
Take hutno pfipomenonti, N a.
nj We stafeell, Y nichz byla statni
pfohlbice odhlasosaua, neyedel lid
dostl Jasfe, pro 70 hlayujc. " Ne
brasce bylo ku pfikladu tyrzeno,
he jc to pot!le profihostiDske hnu.
xML ~
II, n poaze organisoyang obchod
Ilfoyinami ma byfi potlaten d Ne
neI,l %nejmensiIio 1mysIu zasaho-'
zyygs1 d obyeeja Iidu Ii VII.
raii - do jeJieh domovfl. Tisiee.
obeanil b~lasoyalo pro prohibici i
yyrozamenim, IN jim nebude pre-
kazeno Y poziyani lIhoygch l,apos
ii Y JeJish domovech d ~ bndou|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24

no 5 tim, co 81 Same pfivolalo.
Omazsky World.HIcrald jenz Jest
ma ietkcm senatora llitchcocka,
ktery vzdor tomu, ze z%astnpnie
prohibieni stat, hlasoval proti do
.datNu, pfinesl o tom zaiimayy cla-
mex, v ntm2 pravi:
''kazdy vetfieek, icnz zane y
vychodu, pfindSi zpravu, &c otdz-
ka lihovin dosud ziie a ma pofad-
ny kick" Massachusettske OBJ
&c, ktcrt yzdycky hlasoyaly pro
sucho, odhlasoyaly 81 mokro nyni,
kdy ie nemobop miti. Demokra-
|ticka konvence v New Yorku u re-
publikanska v Missouri pozaduJi
odyolani osmnacteho dodatku. =
New Jersey uzakonilo yvrobu a
prodei slabsiho piva ma zaklade
spolecne prayomoci statu $ fede-
ralni vladon. Federalni soudcc We
Wisconsin, rozhodl, re slabsi plvo
il zakonite v onom statu. Rhode
Island utoci ma prohibicni doda-
TEX pred vrchnim soudem. Ohio Sc
prot nemu prohlasilo referendem
|1idu a vrchni soud snad Y nelbliz-
sich dnech rozhodne 0 jeho hstav-
nosti. Tisice zylastnich nfednikn,
ustanovenych k y~ymahdni prohi-
bice. nemohou staciti vyhledayati
domaei pivovary IA distilerie. A az
yinna rcya uzraic a ceryena Jabl-
ka pocnou padati Sc stromn. do
stoupi cena cukru zavratne vyse,
zavratn6 pro kazdeho, vyJma clo-
veka, ktery jej musi "a kazdou
cem miti k podpororani kvasenl
a vyyozoyani Thu Y napolieh. Ca
sopisy pfinaseji o techto zalezito-
stech obsahle zpravy a We spojeni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
koye uZfvaIi sokoln bIavuS i !,

kovc uzfvali sokoll hlavne k w
plaseni pcrnate were, ably Sc lap
la do siti, teprve We stfcdoycku do
spell low sokolem vrcholu dokona-
losti. uzivalo Sc iestfaba, krahnj-
&c, sokola stehovaveIlo a postol-
KY. q ltalic a Spanelska zaveden
byl raroh. ktery Sc do Eyropy do
stal cd Arabi a V Is. stoIeti Evan
byl Y Nemecku s'lantcr''. Stykem
obchodnlm a valkami dostali Sc do
stfednl Eyropy oba slime scverske
druhy: sokol islandsky a Falco
gyrfalco. Y ASH od ~pradayna uzf-
Vail k loyu take orln.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24

dovoleny k lekafskym ncelIm. =
Mnozi dosud veff, re jejich hIasy
byly ziskany pod falesnymi pred
stirkami a iejieh nespokoienost a
protesty prot prohibici jsou tudiz
opravneny. Tim meme pax mohou
souhIasiti $ prohibici narodni, KITE
ra pomaha s~esiIiti ncoblibeny stat
nj zakon.
Vrchni soud schvalil pred ca-
sem. Nolsteaduv zakon uznanfm.
ze kongres ma pravo ustanoviti,
Jake procento lihu niue napoi OBJ
.sahoyati, ably sc stal opojnym. III.
kon urcuje, re zadny napoj nesmi
obsahovati vice mez pill proccnta
lihu. Nektery prlsti zakon mize
to urcovati ia 3 procenta ncb ma
10, ancb jakoukoliv jinou c%islici.
New Jersey chce uziti ~spolecnou
pravomoc, .jakou mu Volsteadav
zakon poskytnjc, k povoIeni piva
Q 2 a pul proc. alkoholickeho OBJ
salu. Je zrejmo, ze kongres ! Ie-
gislatury statni jsou zatazcny do
teto otazky, zejmena kdyz Sc je-
dina o s~polecnou pravomoc. ktera
must pfirozene ~vyyolati otazku,
mali byti dana prednost statnimu
ii referendnimn zakonu. Vyhlid-
ky nelson prilis vabnc pro lidi, jiz
gef,ll a doufali, ze otazka lihoyin
Dude ma vzdy rozresena a vylou-
Gena 3 politiky, iakmile Sc osmna-
ETY. dodatck stanc Gastl naSich za-
kladnlch zakonii. NestaIo Sc tax b.
otazka Sc stava iestG palcivejsi,
ncz Y dobe, kdy D dodatku Sc zaca-
10 Y kongrcsu yazne jcdnati. Wi
elni dobfl 0bcant nznavaji. he yc-
zakony a 1stayni narizeni|
mali b.yti zachoyavany, to je nasi
p~beanskou %povinncsti, avsak pfi
tom Sc m0zcmc rozchazcti v ma
hledccli, jc-li zakon spraycdIivg a
R#6 - grey
prospesny. Use nasv6dcujc, zc Vi
e ncz kdy jlndy, budon lido pro
sye nallcdy a navrhovat|
suIeny, Y jejicbz prospesnost al
sprayedlivost y6ff A tyto otazky|
nIusl piirozene byti nadale zana
DO kongresu, statnfch legis-
pred soudy, do politickgch
Soayencl. a zadna strana ncsmi sci
lomilyati. ze 70 tGmto naIfhavym
,tazkam yyhnm polibym tvrzenim,
'e jsou jiz y~yfizeny. UdaIosti mi
dnd d~okszuJi, 10 mali jc.
daIeko k syemu yyrizeni, kro-
li1 by vrchlni soud prolIdsiI osm
att dodatek IA ne1stavni. il
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
0na to Vi.

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.panu Bfichackpvi z~achranila III
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TO ii myslim, ncbof marn1 mn
lekafi nafizovali, ably 20 ncjyice
ehodll, zcela mic ia 10 medal. PAX
y udelal znamost sc mnou,
"a pnl roku muscl prodat koGar.
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