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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01
NEGRO KILLS TWO
AT OSYKA SUNDAY
Jealous Husband Shoots Mother
in-Law and Young Negro
Youth.

Declaring his intention to kill ev-
erybody in the house liable to be
killed" Frank Brumield, negro, in
vaded the home of his mother-in-law
Rena Brumneld, on the I've Magee
place, 211 miles east of Osyka, Sum
day. night, and satisfied his murder
lust by shooting and instantly kill
ing the woman and Rafael Brimfield,
a young negro about % years old.
After perpetrating the double mur-
der. Brumneld, disappeared in the
night, and, so far has not been
apprehended.
The killing occurred about nine
o'clock, and was reported to Sheriff
Leggett at MeComb two hours later.
The Sheriff went to 0syka early
Monday morning, and accompanied
by Deputy Sheriff Herbert Nixon,
went to the scene of the homicides
and made as complete an investiga-
ton as was possible.
The shooting of the Brumf1eld wo-
man and Of Rafael Brumneld was
witnessed by the wife of the murder
er and several of her sisters who
were in the house at the time. It Is
said Frank came in the house, gun
In hand, and began to raise a row
with his wife and Rafael, whom he
charged with improper relations. The
woman's mother interfered In de-
fense of her daughter, whereupon
Frank shot her at .point-blank range.
twice through the head, using a
heavy calibre revolver. Turning
then of Rafael, he ordered him to
throw UP his hands, and when the
young negro obeyed, and while beg
ging for his life, the murderous black
shot him under the left arm, the ball
piercing the heart and casuing in
stant death.
Learning that the negro had cross
ed the Louisiana state line-which
is only a few hundred yards below
the house where the killing occurred
Sheriff Leggett telephoned Sheriff
Ballard, of Tangipahoa parish to be
on the lookout for him.
Brumneld is described as a big
negro, over six feet tall and weighing
nearly 200 pounds his color is bright
mulatto, the skin on his face having
a reddish tinge. He is between 80
and S5 years old.
The killing of the negro man and
woman Sunday night brings the total
number of homicides in Pike county
up to four during the month of Ap-
ril. Two little negro boys are re-
sponsible for the other two, one hav-
ing killed his father, and another
having killed negro woman in
North ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gazette.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01
WOULD MAKE CITY
DO WITHOUT MILK
Wesson Dairymen Going to
Hammond, Enlisting Co.
Operation.

Wesson, Miss, April 28.-A COM
mittee representing the Wesson Dali
rymen's Association will go to Ham
mond, La, tomorrow to. meet with
the Louisiana Dairyman's Associa-
tion to perfect arrangements to take
all milk off the New Orleans mar
ket, until the Scent per gallon re-
duction recently announced by the
New Orleans milk dealers, effective
May /, is restored. The dairymen all
declare they are steadfast in their
determination to hold milk off the
market until the price is restored
They will not even sell any to the
local creameries to make sure nc
milk is sent to New Orleans until
the Scent cut is rescinded.
They say the New Orleans dealers
are making as much profit as they
did before the cut; that the cheaper
milk furnished customers in New
Orleans is taken from the producer as
when the price was cut to the con-
sumner the price was cut the same to
the producer leaving the same mar
gin of profit for the dealer. Wheat
bran on the local market has advan-
ced 20 cents per hundred pounds in
the past few days, other dairy feeds
are advancing and the dairymen say
they will not stand all the loss.
Never before have the dairy farm
ers seemed so determined in a mat
ter as they seem to be in this Teso-
luton not to sell any more milk to
New Orleans until the cut is put
back, and perhaps more milk will be
fed to hogs during the next ten days
than ever before.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01
Jackson Has Hundred
Thousand Dollar Fire

Jackson. Miss. April 2s.-Up-
ward Of 100000 will be the total
loss Of fire which started in a large
feed mill on South Gallatin Street at
4:15 a. m, today and swept the en-
tire blocks badly damaging drug
store. grocery and the state distribute
ing branch Of the National Biscuit
Company.
Hundreds Of tons Of feed are yet
afre and will burn all day. The
cause Of the IRE is undetermined,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01
MISSISSIPPI DAIRY
BUSINESS TO FRONT
Many New and Modern Cream
cries Being Established in
State.

Great strides are being made in
the dairy business in Mississippi, ac-
cording' to e. G.. Wade, and H. G.
Grantham, agricultural agents for the
Illinois Central and Yazoo and Mis-
sissippi Valley lines, which have Just
completed a survey of this business
for. official reports to be made to H.
j. Schwietert, general development
agent at Chicago.
The dairy products from Mississip-
pi in 1919 brought $2,40O, 900 to that
state. For the IL months in 1912
the sale of these products amounted
to but $4,400. Numbers of new
creameries have been established du-
ring the past year and many more
will be working by the last of this
year, said Mr.. Wade.
Last week we passed through a
section where few years ago farm
ers came to town in their wagons,
through mud almost axle-deep. They
were poorly dressed. They bought a
side OF meat, small sack of corn
meal or flour, some other ltrinkets
and left early for home, knowing that
bad roads would prevent rapid ira
Yelling.
when / saw some Of these same
people coming in last week ] was
surprised to see their families in au-
tomobiles. Instead Of buying a side
OF meat they had butchered hog
for sale. The man wore new suit
OF clothes and the members Of his
family were we'll dressed. While the
old man attended to banking business
the family went to a moving picture
show.
Il asked leading merchant to ex-
plain the change. He said It was
dairying. was told that this man
quit growing cotton on his land, got
some 1ne dairy cows and now gets
monthly check Of $500 for the
cream he Is selling to the creamery
located in that town. He owns a
pretty good farm. His dairy cattle
have enriched 1t and he is raising all
the feed to carry his cows through
the winter.
Mr.. Wade. told of towns where
creameries had been established with
in the past few months. One of these
he said was at Brookhaven. There
most Of the farmers for 10 miles a.
round the city have gone heavily In
to dairying. The creamery Is pros
porous and is making the farmers
trich.
Another large creamery is located
at Aberdeen. This creamery was es.
tablished In 1915. The first year
there were $4,000 pounds Of butter
fat handled by 1t and S10,562.5t
paid to dairy farmers. In 1915 this
creamery handled 2sS,404 pounds Of
butter fat and distributed $sS,5s3.6l
among the farmers.
In 1917 the creamery handled
310,41S pounds of butter fat, distri
buting $127,12B.6s among farmers
In 1918 there were 316,774 pounds
OF butter fat handled and $l57,29S.
SO distributed among farmers. II
1919 the creamery handled 407, ,49l
pounds Of butter fat and distributes
among the farmers s233,01s,82.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01
u. S. SENTIMENT
AGAINST WILSON
Returns from Tuesdays Prima-
ries Not Surprising to Po-
itical Experts.

Washington, April 28.-Two strik-
ing facts stand forth out of yester-
DAYS primaries in New Jersey, Ohio
and Massachusetts,. according to
watchers in Washington.
/. The strength shown by Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson, the "unreconcil-
able" and by Senator Lodge, leader
of the fight against the treaty in con-
gress, are taken as sure sign that
unless the Democratic candidates
soon take to the open, when they dc
come out they will find sentiment in
the country fairly crystalized against
the Wilsonian point of view.
2. Returns from New Jersey re-
moved all trace of doubt that the
fight against prohibition at San Fran
cisco will be something worth cross
ing the continent to see, with Will
liam Jennings Bryan on one side
leading the "drys," and Governor Ed
ward 1. Edwards. of New Jersey and
his cohorts, on the other, leading the
"wets."
Yesterdays returns from the three
states holding primaries were not sur
prising to experts here. Nor was
the result Of the Washington state
convention where Senator Miles Poin-
dexter, the "favorite son." was en-.
dorsed for the party's standard bear
er.
Senator Johnson lived up 20 his
friends expectations in New Jersey
where he ran neck and neck with
General Wood, despite his lack of or
ganization in that state to cope with
the we'll oiled machine of his chief
opponent.
JOHNSON SHOWS STRENGTH
In Ohio, according to the latest re-
turns, Senator Johnson ran third on
ticket which did not bear his name
Every man who voted for him there
had to take time and trouble tc
write in his name. In Massachusetts,
Senator Lodge ran ahead of his
ticket. This is taken to mean that
his battle against the treaty in the
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

writing and Bookkeeping--Gulia Rat.
lift, Lenell Womack, Ethel Dunn.
Certificates in Stenography ant
Typewriting-Alice Lowe, Maggie
Butler, Gertie Carter, Mary Mel
Thompson, Dixie Ball, Zuia Williams
Sudie Bell, Alice Garraway, Mamie
Bunting, Katie Freeman, Julia Bel
Moak, Albert Muncy, Clotilde Park
er.
Certificate in Typewriting- g-Ters
Evans.
Diploma from Academic Depart
ment-Harriet Herring.
Certificate in Bookkeeping-Nan,
ME Bunting, Terra Evans, Lucille Eich.
elberger, Maggie Eichelberger, Clio
tide Parker.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

All are very beautifully modelled. Every
one from our regular stock specially priced
for this sale, fashioned from excellent quality
Georgette In all the new Spring shades. Some
beaded, others prettily embroidered and many
trimmed with lace All sizes.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01
Marriage Licenses Issued During
Past Week.

White.--Mr. Charley Bowman and
Miss Carrie Brown; Mr.. David Q.
Byrd and Miss Maude May: Mr.. Dew
ey Hemphill and Miss Hena Weir;
Mr.. Frank w. Yarnado and Miss Ma
mie Smith.
Colored-Harry KEGS and Audrey
Kelly; Monroe Watkins and J. d.
Smith; Jesse Harvey and Estella
Stamps; Garfield Levy and Queen Es-
ter; Fred Cooper and Susie StrRugh-
ter. 80
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

senate received this extra endorse
ment, and though minus great sig
nificance in itself, many believe it
serves as a sample of what is to be
expected at least in Republican COM
munities throughout the country.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

There is no telling what people
will do-a great many are having
their fortunes told and believe the
story. In some cases this Is grave
misfortune.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

Do you know that church attend
ance In Brookhaven ha increased
considerably during the last few
months? 1t is a fact ani the preach
ers and church worker : are very
much encouraged ther hy. DO you
90 10 ehugchi
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

Circuit Court convenes at Halle
hurst next Monday.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1920-05-01

The Board Of Supervisors meet in
monthly session Monday
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
KOLCAKOVA VIA
DA NALEZA Sc We
SPATNE SITUACI
Armady jeji jsou IA u
stupu bez nadeje ma
ZaStaVenl.

Washington, ID. G., !. ledna. =
Zpravy, jez zlskal odbor statu ze
ISibire, naznatuji, re Kolcakova
tax zvana vseruska vlada nachazi
Sc ' nejpovazlivejsim postaveni
We sve existence. Jeji armady, It's
meme re til stran boIseviky, male
zaji Sc doposud ma plnem ustupu.
Vszny nedostatek strellva, potra-
vim a satstva ucinil ustup Kolca-
koyy armady jednim . %nejdrama-
|tict6jsfch V historic. Pres toto We
like utrpeni a tfeskutou sibirskou
zimu, armada tato tn a am kla-
de odhodlany, vetsinou vsak bez-
nadeiny odpor.
Vlada admirala Kyolcaka je no.
kraji padu. Nezdary Kolcakovy
armady ma poll valecnem vyvola-
ly II obyyatelstva tuzbu pc move a
energictejsl Wade. Pfitomnym ka-
pitoIem ylady je Irkutsk, avsak
jeyl Sc obavy, Re postup rudych
armad nebude zastaven takove
vzdalenosti cd tohoto mesta, ably
move sidlo sibifske vlady mohlo
|byti povazovano "a bezpeene. IT.
kutsk naleza sc o 1000 mil dale
nd yychod cd Omska a admiral
|Kolcak je pevne rozhodnut mesto
toto obhajiti. Silnejsi vojska boil
sevicka doposud vsak postupuji
pres houzevnaty odpor Sibirjak1
" nekterych mistech.
Sibifske armada dostava Sc cen
ne a yltan6 pomoci od Cechoslo-
vakd, kteff strezi zeleznici V oko-
ii lrkutska. Cechoslovaci prave o.
znamili svnj lImysl sctrvati v 81;
|biri do pristine ltta a valkou utu-
aeni tito veteran jsou pohotovi
bojoyati proti bo~lsevikunl, kdyby
|bitevnf linie dostala Sc do blizko-
sti jejich posic.
Admiral Kolcak pfedal nejvys-
Isl yelcni pod taken okolnostl ko.
zackemu g~eneralu Semonjovu, je-
muz zda Sc byti naklonena neto-
like Angie, ale / Japonsko. Proti
KolcakoYi stoil take zemstva, jez
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Tezba v Mexiku
ma velike obtize

Washington, D. G., |. ledna. -
Zadna jina industrie V Mexiku ne
vzpamatovala by Sc tax rychle,
kdyby tn zmenou vlady doslo ku
zlepSeni vseobecne situace, jake
dolovnictyf, die prohlasenf jisteho
americkeho majitele dolu, ktery
proved prave vySctreni pomern v
Mexiku. Zjistil, Re hlavni obtfzi
tezby V mexickych dolech je ne
dostatek d%opravnich p~rostfedku.
Carranzova vlada Sc V tom ohledu
0 potfeby dolii nikterak ncstara.
MajitelG dolu jsou nuceni zakupo-
yatl syG vlastnl Iokomotivy a Via
stni zeleznicnf vozy a dokonce i o.
patriti zfizence ylakovG, pres to,
Re vladimir zeleznicim musf platit
prayldelnG poplatky "a dopravu.
Velke mnozstvi rudy r1znGho dru-
hu je pripraveno k odvozu do tavi-
rem, ale neni vozidel, ably bylo mo-
Emo tuto dopravu u~Skutecniti. -
Mnoho cennych kovl behem pc.
slednlch ueklidnych let dostalo Sc
do moci banditu. Jsou V obehu po-
Ks
vestl, die kterych bandit6 mali v
horach ukryty prayd pokIady a
cekaji nd klidnejsi DOLBY, ably II
kryte drahe kovy mohIi zpcneziti.
.Vypravuje sc vseobecne v celGm
state Chihuahua, ze Villa ma vel
Ike zlate poklady ukryt.y V borach
statu Chihuahua a Durango.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

prayomoc Sc nevztahuje IA d.
trikt Columbie. Martens prohE
sill, re jakekoliv vysetrovani sen;
MIN vyborem Dude mu vitano a
ochoten predloziti svoje rekord
Bakhmetev NIUE trvati IA tom, /.
uznan.y vyslanec je immunnlm VI
ci vysetTovanf jakehokoliv druh;
Bakhmetev .ie obvinovan lidns
stojicfmi vdci MENU V pomeru II
pratelskem, re rozhazoval peniz.
jez jake pIjcka ziskany byly /
Spojenych Statu a re nyni ma t,
Ike V umyslu prodati budovu vysl'
nectvl, jez ma cenu vice jak m
lion dollaril. z ruskeho vyslane.
tvl vsak povest tato byla vyvrl
cena a bylo naznaceno, re pow.
sti povstaly nasledkem toho,
majetek tento byl odhadnut v "a.
mu provedeni obvykle bilance.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Jak bylo jednano
S puijckou Rusku

Washington, D. c., 2. ledna. =
Senatni vybor provede vysetreni
ruske propagandy, bolsevicke
protibolsevick6, ably Sc zjistilo, co
Sc stale S $50 milliony dollard a.
merickych pence, ktere byly pry
utraceny Rusy V teto zemi. Techto
$50 millionu dollarG, die informa-
CT V rukou senatniho vyboru, "a
pdjdeno bylo ameriekou vladou
zastupcdm Kerenskeho rezimu,
ktefi doposud jsou uznavani jake
rusky diplomaticky sbor. Senat-
nj vybor, sestavajici re senatorn
.Mosese, Knoxe, Boraha, Pomerene
a Shieldse, pokusi Sc rozmotati u
eel ruskych zalezitosti v teto ze-
mi, ktery stava Sc zamotanejslm
nasledkem toho, re jsou tn Vast
ne dive "vyslanectvi," 2 nichz ka-
zde tvrdi, re representuje Rusko.
Ma .jedne strane ,je tn Boris Bak-
hmetev, poslany svrzenym rezi-
mem Kerenskeho. Bakhmetev III
.skal do rukou fondy, zapdjeen6
americkou vladou. Nynf ale "a
.stupuje jenom ia uzemi ruska, jez
n~enalezajl sc v moci Lenina a je-
'ho stoupenc1. Proti menu ale sto-
il G. Martens, ktery Sc vydava "a
zastupce bolsevicke vlady, ale cd
Dor statni no nikdy neuznal. =
"Bakhmetev je zrejme uznanym
vyslancem bez zem6 a Martens
neuznanym vyslancem Sc zemi,
die ~prohlaseni jednoho llfednika.
'Senatni vybor pokusi Sc netoIiko
.vysetiiti, co Sc stale S $50 millio.
ny dollary, nybrz take, kdo vlast-
ne zde je opravnen Rusko zastu-
povati. Martens do minulych dnl
|sidlil v New Yorku, avsak nyni Sc
prestehoval do .sashingtoru, ably
.byl bllzek d~iplomatickym kru.
hum a ably unikl obtezovanl stat
him vysetrujicim vyboreu, jchol
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Monte Carlo bylo
Znovu otevreno

Pariz, :. ledna. lined 5 phi
cllodem podzimu ozivilo Sc male
knizectvi Monacke a celia fada del
niku a dekoratori byla pilne "a
mestnana pfiprayon tohoto pro
sluI6ho zimniho rescrtu pro priliv
hosti. VSechny OBJ ody V Monte
Carlo %opatrily 81 move zasoby pre-
rilzneho zbozi, jez %kupovaly ia ia,
koukoliv cenu V predpokladu, re
ia Sc jeste zdvojnasobiti a he "a
moznl navstevnici radi j zaplati.
Iahrady kolem kasina byly Znovu
upravcny d skveji Sc dnes pred
valecuou nadherou. Sczona 1919.
1920 byla prave zahajena a vsech-
ny znaimky nasvedcuji tomu, re
pfekona yseehny predchazejici.A
V5echno IDA Sc nasvedcovati to-
mu, re doclleno Dude rekordu, po-
klld p0ctl n~avstevnlkn sc tyce. -
Dem6 prijlsdeji now hostt a Willy
a p~ensionaty V meste a okoli jsol
jiz dnes preplneny Za yalky by
10 tn ticho. Malo Iidl Sem pfijlz-
dtIo setfasti svoje starosti, pone-
vadz vGtsina jIcb byla zamestnana
rUzngmi vaIecnymi p%ovinnostmi
donna. Letos ale pfijizdejf stat
nici, diplomatic, bohati obchodnici
a bankefi, ably odpocinuIi 81 pc ma
pjctf valccnem. Ia valky celia fa-
da hoteI1 byla u%zayfena, pone-
vadz nebylo III liosti. Letos vsak
v5ecllny hotely znoyu byly otevfe-
ny a ysecLny mali velmi dobry OBJ
chod.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Bryan vstupuje Ease
do politicke areny

Washington, d. C., 2. ledna. =
IStin Williama J. Bryana vystupu,
je stale znatelneji Ma obzoru de.
mokraticke narodni politiky. Ne.
nj 0 tom dnes temef pochybnosti
re Bryan pokusi Sc ziskati kon-
trolu demokraticke narodni kon.
vence. Mnozi dokonce tvrdf, ze
jedna Sc mu take o ziskani demo
kratick6 nominace pro urad pre-
sidenta %Spojenych Statu. Bryan
pc nekolika mesicfch uplne politi.
exc n%ecinnosti vstupuje do politi-
exc areny S novou energii a vsi-
chni demokraticti pfedaci uznava-
j, re dosud je We strane takovou
silou, ably bylo nutno s MIN poci-
tati. Velky zajem jew Sc v zdej-
sich kruzich 0 banket Jacksonova
klubu, ktery uspofadan Dude dine
s. ledna, a ktery slibuje byti vel
kou politickou udalosti. Vsichni ii,
o nichz mluvf Sc jake moznych
kandidatech demokratick6 nomi.
mace pro 1rad presidenta tn bu.
dou a vsichni pronesou reel, We
kterych vyznacl svoje zasady. Me-
ri pozvanymi Sc n~alezaji general
nj navladni A. Mitchell Palmer,
~guverner Ohia Cox, byvaly vysla-
nee V NGmecku Gerard, senator
Pomerene . Ollia, sekretaf Daniels,
Champ Clark, senator Owen 2 O.
klahomy a sekretaf Baker. Bryan
ma tonic banket6 pronese rec, je2
ma definovati otazky pflstl kan
pane q naznaeiti aspirantilm vel
Ike pocty, jake stanoyisko mlIsl Ia
k vefejnym otazkam, chte-
jill mfti nad6ji ma ziskani nomi-
mace. President Wilson take byl k
tomuto banketu pozvan q pres TO,
DC neocekaya sc jeho ucast, nevy.
|chazi jeho pritomnost Q mezi MOI
z Blleho domu bylo mama
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
POHO-
TOVO KONATI SVO-
JE p OWN 0 S I'll
Gompers slibuje spolu-
praci v lusteni americ-
kych problem1d.

Washington, d. G., .. ledna. =
Samuel Gompers, pfedseda Anne
Iricke federace prace, prohlasuje Y
novorocnfm prohlaseni, 10 delnici
budou spolupracovati resent yaz,
|nych problemu zemd V roce 1920.
Gompcrs v tonic p%rohlaSeni pra-
wi:
"Americke debnictvo sto.ii 20.
hotovo V novem roce stejne jake
" minulosti konati svoji povin-
most jake americkych obcanu. ~
.Staveli jsme vzdycky obcansk6
zayazky mad ysechno ostatni. ia.
.ko americtf obcane isme verni a.
merickemu idedlu rovne prilezito-
sti pro vsechny.
~ minulosti casio shledali
isme nutnosti bojovati pro tento
ideal proti cinitelim, ktefi snazili
Sc zriditi zvlastni vysady. Tyto
boje nebyly vedeny ma obranu w
hod tfldnich. nybrz k ~zajisteni ma
mezdnim pracovnikjm pray a prf-
lezitosti. ktere pc pravu Jim ma
lei. Nase zapasy molly pfin6sti
nepohodli jinym, avsak zabranily
velk6mu zlu - poklesnut munro
a zdatnosti ndroda naseho.
"Vclky zapas prace V minulosti
mel zabezpeciti dtlnikum v .ie.iich
industrialnich vztazich prava svo-
bodnych obcani. Bojovali .isme
"a tim lGelem, abychom za.jistili a
merlckym idealdm dominuiicf mi
a vliv V dilnach u tovarnach.
Mas energicky zapas prinesl vseo-
becn6 uznani t6chto pozadavku.
Nicmene nejednalo Sc toliko o "a
pas bojovny. Jsme v stavu prispe-
j k zlepseni produkcnich procesii
organisace.
"Nejnalehave.jsim probl6mem
'veta ie vyvinouti produkcni or
%sanisaci tax, ably prospela TEN,
lteri jsou skutecnymi productivity
! ably ~vyhovela potrebam hlado-
narodu. Budou-li u.jisteni o
,pravedlivem jednani, americtf
budou 5 to spolupracovati
"a dcelem osvobozeni produkce cd
iparii spekulatorl a vlivu tech,
Sdoz manipulate industrii k obo-
laceni jenom nekolika lid, kteri
locili nespravedlivych who'd IA
zabranuji produkci ku zkaze
'sech.
"Je to velky dkol, ale je nut
losti pro nalezity vyvoj V budou-
nosti. Je nutnosti pro americky
deal stejne prilezitosti pro
'sechny. Americti d6lnici vyko-
ali svdj dill V resent americkych
'roblemu. Zdar novemu roku
500. Kez pfinese svobodu, sla-
II a stestf vSemu nasemu lidu!"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Turecti ministri
unikli v a~eroplan

Stockholm, /. ledna. - Plukov
mix Dalbeck, svedsky ddstojnil'
ktery nalezal Sc v cele litevskyci
vzduchoplaveckych short, pc III;
vratu SVEN 2 Revalu vypravovS
o tom, .iak Enver pasa a Talaa
bej, byvali ministTi turecti, pref,
Ii V aeroplanu pc te, kdy zatceil
byli anglickymi dustojniky a i
tevskym vojskem pred nekolik
tydny. Jednoho dne, vypravot
Dalbeck, neobyeejne velky aek
plan, zbudovany Iplne Q alumil
objevil Sc mad Dunabergem,
byl nucen nasledkem motord
nesnaze ~sestoupiti V okoli. Ved
pilota a ~strojnika nalezali Sc
aeroplanu diva cestujlci. Vslchi,
byli zatceni, ale pozdeji bylo jim
dovoleno, ably Sc pohybovali vol
ne pc meste. Nasledujiciho dine ne
mecky dustojnik, Rother, jenz ma
lezal Sc v litevskych sluzbach, po
zadal o dovoleni, ably smell uspo
fadati let S timto strojem. Tot
dovoleni bylo mn dano. RotheroN
podarilo Sc poskytnouti dvema Va
tcenym muzilm, udanlive obchod
nikum, kterl Sc nalezafi ma cestI
do Moskvy, revolvery, pomoc
.jichz dostali Sc . rukou strait. P'
te ystoupiIi ma aeroplan a unikll
ByIi to Enver pasa d Tallaat bel
jak Rother pfipustil v telegramll
kterym zadal, ably jeho zavazadl'
byla poslana do Nemecka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

mali V umyslu svolati lstavodar-
ne shromazdeni, .jez samo rozhod-
ne o Wade pro Sibif. Ma Sc "a to,
ze kolcak Sc proti tomuto kroku
vzhledem k ~diwejsim svym zku-
senostem nepostavf. Vseobecne Sc
ma "a to, ze na SibiTi Sc chyli ku
vaznym zmenam a predpoklada Sc,
re mezi novou vladou a spo.jenci,
zvlaste Cechoslovaky, n%astanou
pfatelstejsi styky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

ceno, re 81 preje brzy ukazati Sc
We verejnosti a ukazati svoji fysi-
ckou schopnost, tax ably ucinen
byl konec ~povestem rlzneho dru-
hui 0 jeho skuteenem stayu, A tn
nebylo by zadnym pfekvapenlm,
kdyby rozhodl Sc banketu tohoto
Sc sucastniti a nekolika slovy ma
znaciti, jak pohlizi ma pristi poll
tickou kampan.