davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

EIECTROLYSIS, WARTS, M l. e S
and facial blemishes removed. Mrs.
Robertson's Beauty Shop, 136 South
Sixth St.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

Italy reports an excellent crop of
nuts this year, almonds and walnuts
good. d
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-1OO HENS AND LEASE
on 30 acres alfalfa seeded to barley,
noar IL Centre. See Ernest Oliver,
Box 574.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
PERSONALS

COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES,
curls, transformations. Very popu-
lar this season. Mrs. Roberston's
Beauty Shop, 1876 South Sixth St.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

MANICURING, FACIAL TREA T.
ments, massage, ETC., Mrs. Robert
sons Beauty shop, 1876 South Sixth st.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

The Garden Grove Walnut Grow
ers' Association is operating a crack
ing plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
FOR EXCHANGE--REAL ESTATE

FOR TRADE-TEXAS LAND AND
oil property for Imperial Valley
property. Address 7. +. Crawford, Box
403 Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

TAKEN UP-COME TO MY PLACE
about November I, one Duroc boar.
C. o. Barrett. one mile east of Whit
ings Crossing.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICE-MY so ACRES.
southeast Il and southwest "A of
southeast 1-4--2-16--4 is off the
market. Agents take notice. Joel
Corfman.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

MUST BE SOLD-6-ROOM HOUSE ON
good paved street. Income $50 per
month. $1,000 down, $13 per month. 7S1
Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

HONESTLY ITS THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
628 MAIN ST.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

WILL EXCHANGE MY EQUITY OF
$675.00 in house and lot for light
auto, roadster preferred. Small bal
ance on house, SIS per month. Ad-
dress Box SO. Press Office.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
WANTED REAL ESTATE

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. EDGAR
Brothers Realty Company. 628 Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

LOST ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
December S. between the Wilson
school and baseball ground or Clements
drug store and Wilson school, q
string of Ia Tosca pearls. A reward
to the finder. Mrs. Aubin, 11S South
Eighth St.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
qsfsaslAH48sesD a2sAII95l4e
HSHL
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-A GOOD 80 ACRES IN
barley and alfalfa, near a good
town. Immediate possession. Very
small cash payment. An easy way to
obtain good feed on very easy terms.
CLARENCE e. GAGE,
645 Main Street Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-LEASE ON 40 ACRE AL
falfa ranch, barley disced in; IA
ment; close in. Reasonable. Box 123,
Route 2 El Centre Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

WANTED-160 ACRES PUT IN AL
falfa, plowed seven inches. One half
mile south of Ell Centre. Send item
ized statement, cost, discing, etc. Mary
Stockwell, Fort Stockton Drive, San
Diego, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-IF SOLD AT ONCE WILL
sacrifice my 40 acres at $125 per acre;
near El Centre; cash or terms. NV Id
4. 131. Sec. 20. T. S. Is, S. r.. IS E.
Agents please list. Hilda NJ Fleming
Blythe, Calf. Box 145.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ONE Z
room house. completely furnished.
Rented for SIS per month. Also une
Gro om house. ood location. Also sew
eral out-of-town properties. win
trade one or all for acreage or would
take in good automobile on any one
of above. 548 Euclid. Phone 72W.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-FOUR HEAVY SPRING
ers and one fresh cow. 6S3 Broad
way.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

wANTED-POSITIO ON RANCH AS
chore man. Can do milking. Ad-
dress Press Box 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-TWO DUROC JERSEY
male hogs. Extra good one, eligible
to registry. G. o. Barnett, Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

WANTED - CONTRACTS, FLOWING,
ETC.; have new Caterpillar outfit. Ad-
dress w. T. Williams, Box 1898, Calex-
leo.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE CHEAP-MARE, WEIGHT
115O pounds. Harness and buggy.
Mare has been used on mail wagon
in Ell Centre for past four years. Now
displaced by motorcycle. Inquire at
1880 Comm ercial st.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

VEGETABLE MAN WANTS TO BUY
horse that weighs one half ton or
over. Call at Sam Lees Laundry. cor.
Sixth and Broadway, Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WANTED-WORK ON DAIRY BY
three mixers. Long experience in
valley. Wages or shares. 467 Ham
iltOn st.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-39 HEAD OF EXTRA
good dairy cows with lease on rs
acres of good feed. Reasonable
terms Box so, Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

Island pullets, laying. j. E. Bethel.
miles north of CaleXico. Imperial
Avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-28

LOST AUTOMOBILE TOOLS IN
Adams or Eighth Tuesday morning.
Finder please return to 1SS No. Fifth.
st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
JAMESBURe

Grayson vancleaf has been grad
uated from the Rider Schools Of
Business at Trenton and placed IN
q position with the Pennsylvania
Railroad at South Amboy.
Earl Hampton WIN enroll IN the
Pittsburgh College and take a post.
graduate course In electrical
engineering. next fortnight.
Mrs. Louise Dram. Of Shamokin,
Pa. is the guest of Mrs. Jesse Kirk
patrick, OF Buckelew avenue.
The members of Jamesburg Boy
Scout Troop, number one, are PLAN
ming an ail-day hike for this Satur-
day. that will take them as far as
Old Tennent burial ground. visiting
all points of historical interest In
that vicinity.
Mound dogs seem to be IN demand
at this time. John Holmes had the
misfortune to have a dog stolen from
s chain tied in the yard.
John Rogers, Of Atlantic City, Is
spending his vacation with his
5~ofher. Albert Rogers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Pork Shoulders

Fresh; nice and lean; well trimmed;
lb.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
A SCHEME

\ correspondent. who gives his
place oi residence as Denver
Colorado. has written The News
suggesting "a radical change IN
the manner in which presidents
shall hereafter be selected tor
these United S,ate,. Md among
his suggestion, i, the following
Candidate, l.f President
should be independent OF parties
should announce thcmsclvc, hc-
ing tied 10 uo clique. rng nor
class and should be- elected hy a
majority vote. doing away WITH
the electoral college
rs Tar us we can see. - follow
out any OF the suggestion, above
would be- &, turn the contest Tor
prcsidcn, of the United state,
into \ general melee. bring about
confusion and absolutely dcioa;
the viii OF the people iu the end
Parties. such A. the Democratic
and Republican. stand lot GER
tain set 1t principles. These. as
q rule. are fundamental and iol
low q certain definite line 81 pol
icy Under the plan above men
toned. there might be- ior'y'nlnc
thousand candidate, and 'hc pub
lic would become go confused O.
To- their belief az disbelief 90 tins
nr that policy that the public
would never be- able Co make ~
rs mind one way or another nor
would the newspaper, lind II
lov, when ANY Of them ,uugh,
90 set M, view, before the public
Pure hunk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

number of farm owners total s6i with
"A 4. y Farm Loan Association - forty
seven members
County Seat.
Memphis \. tho oOuniYHont and has
~ iuc . 500 population III" city has nll
mudrfn contrulruccs and improve.
ments Thrs. $50 NeO 900 churches.
$50 900 90 Iirh school. two wand
Schools Il C1tfn"ll. Library, and un
tbunduucc ct shade trees With thirteen
iuilcr of sidewalk uluk" tho t~on Hu
ideal one m. best and purrft water
supply Il the entire innhnndlr Iur.
niShos Memphis with drinking water
ana IN abundant. ton al other dp.urs
ito purposes This water flows from
under tho plains coming nut In the
foothills five miles above Memphis and
II brought o. thr city 10y Ertvliy Ilpo.
In No steam pI'--ur" h needed o.
iotr q, the water inr iir" prut", tlun
Three banks fhru" wholesale houses
together win the INCEST uptpd1t" tu't
r,ntil" st'rs rN" every required io'
uutN iu Lu-if,.. Ilrr. Two riiln ,ic.
t.iurs I'D mill J.1W laundry aud b."
900 dol,Utflt pNn. guarantee every
modern service"
There ~ un lLmdlur. ct ilpL'a
tffN Afi NflINNfN f.ilN iNH 'IllHIl 'NIHs
u.s. for inv stWrgi and huu" huiidiul
IS not SURPASSED boz 10" state. MaLy
sucrvgsiul farmers Gre selling The higl
riivcd land, bon 'hu lower pant & tu.
star" ana u,aiius here. There ~ ,,-
riN certainty tntt thos" lands IN "a fow
Y,s,rF. viii lrinp prices equal 90 a."
best uf ~ state ~ iIrsccing man
Who ON right. Judge "a. value and
safety uf land investments in Texas
rrn afford a. lHs" the ,htuc" ct imm"d
Htcly getting IL hH'd iu this county. \
pprs nal visit and ,lusc Investigation
%. The nr's !u th,- fodder viii confirm
ara convince ans prospective investor
90 itl'r IN. Chamber uf Commerce
offers a.. iHi'N luE ptulttW Il actlvi.
80 an employment ts"iHy u cumm,d
iiN exchange bureau 90 judicial adV,l
Using 90 Hu'HNa,uu on. hospitality un1
mutual understanding. paw gush
Nuu.ru lulln. and Iii earnest cam.
paIEu or home owning in a." ruuu'v
This ug'r.failun invites inquiries ilI
sis.ts and is gl1d tp civ" immediate.
% 'sWnl attention 90 every matter
Uhl tctri,oIy ha. lo'u certified Geo bv
.,"lnglsis ln thu county ana several
tests m" now going down.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

'iqirrHta thA MN lirir lux
10 Yltr H. tamr. he duz go No mat.
r, UhW7ts ihH "a prW" Miris,hrr|
H I' t,lip'--Hn' rtLV'r ut. too be-
Yra. D.. th' Washer ul ExDhccktr--
rls MON lHr MI" A. ~ iayin' ma heed
& d. &c li be-, iis. de- 30 sly.n'
nc,Iigi lpikr. ''s"''r" i.ar m on
Fl, g..s 40 fh ntNi tihop. hnllyh0Oln'
Wss ih- lb diyil en- III. w,d hes
.,i rHi'H 80. IN IN front poorCh drlv
.tt tauti, Wid IN iear 10 him fh0t
iiinsjf Wud hvV al get OF m Irly
% m contain pspul.
tn blmrrrtHt- are % bunch -
ri'ums th,y tr -. Wild riN'r 70 IA.
mt iilv - IN diEulny o. N uclshun
ucrsst chin, Thoy shud w. ulitin'
rs u'br Jimmie m hoy N'uriy
.h,rr 'H iD.kNs ~ him L'i0rg -u..
il" IN jlii wud ho he'tb,r. mclho.
dunno and DO ihoy do u' Thcy
- not an rCur' an foun H. goes vid
10 h'-tI o. ~ poor lmprcr bike col,
iwifi fr'w lffon ~ shoulders a. him
ufyiu az whole 10 ,1re ~ cyc- %
~ 20 - hlathcrsklto. 'Tir not de-.
mt 80 l.
"t1aunlru 'ilz foino ~ - Jay on
'iy Vil plrf'-t EtiilnmUu ~ a
Niiu1v who vhevs NUT 'tig SOC
" ". LYN'H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
PRACTICAL HELP

9 Most men who have made site
cesscs have had wives who gave
them practical help IN carly mar
ried lie. II a fellow must spend
all his early savings providing
his wife with costly servants he
canno; accumulate capital Tor
many years. This handicap has
KEEP, men from success.
These sage SAVING, are from
the pen OF Thomas l'rook'
Fletcher. editor Of the Marion
(ohic) Tribune. Mr. Fletcher
N0ili be remembered by chat
fauuau audiences here A. having
heen one OF the principal peak
lers In the Redpath-lIorucr as
semhy several years ago.
There is no douh, that, IN The
main. Mr.. Fletcher i, CORRECT.
Suung women should remember
that the cost Of servants reduces
the salary OF Young hubby both
directly and indirectly, since ser
wants have never been famous
for economy in the admini>tra-
ton OF the affairs 81 their own
yrarticular. domains. And the
money paid to them each year
represcnts the interest upon
quite a large sum oi money.
) Il is remarkable how many
Young women. reared in the lay
az lnSury. have welded men be
meath them on tho financial lad
der, and vet who soon adar,
themselves 20 changed condition,
and become excellent house
lceepcrs.
q. We believe that Jus, about the
hest fad a fashionable Young wo-
'1ran can become addicted % i
that Of domestic science. md by
this v'c do not mean that she
should become the most expert
fudge maker in her whole com
fnunitv. or that IN the domestic
art course. she should become AZ
adep, in tatiing. crochciinC and
emhroidery. Rut On the other
hand that she should learn how %
cook a piece Of beef steak in ,ucf
manner that hubby viii NOT only
enjoy il. hut will not lie 81 inii'
gestion shortly after the honey
moon. and that she NAV learn
how 10 darn sock, after such =
manner that hubby viii not b,
continually rcmarking Darn
Dam" when the iump within h''
loo, has rubbed of all the 'lir
on the sole 81 his foot.
Courses in domestic science
and domestic art are much more
important 20 the young woman
who never has had to DO any
homework in her mothers wei
regulated home. than 20 th'
yeung woman who ha, ben max
iug az beds since she could peel
over the side OF one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

Seventeen modern cotton Gins. Through
out the county take care ~ the cotton
crnp This CROP runs from 20 600 e.
10000 bales per year.
stock.
STOCK aud fowls ~ ~ kinds thrive
,ie,fuusiy cattle. sheep. horses,
mules. hon chtk'uH. turkeys durlss
and i.Iip'as lrr unusually healthy and
W,ln. 900 THE UIuneir.
Schonls.
Their. rrr nineteen .OWm"u school
district. U 'ho county tud ave md.
pendent districts twcu'yhip" school
hliIdluES u.t siio iOO.un. Tho Hthuul
grounds "pr.srni 90 value ut see
and Tho school equipment cost Nl'.'
,qi On. The Memphis llish sch"'l his
nineteen md one hnn credits in aiiiiil'
hon with the State University iud i~
housed boo % 'in.coo building.
tmbllc Agencies.
Tho U.lID us'u.l'H thf af' prov
.a i,l tuv ptg"r,ss and development
tf 100 interest pntttiuiHg Zoo iHH '"uN.
4. .rr tuuuty ismuustiuuu Agent,
I = GN,inm'wi cotton Cli-s.r Ind
ihc iuu County CiWmb'r W Com.
fu.ra, 11irse nr,n'i's foster ari rr'.~
'h, Development aud fellow shIv OF no."
runntt Mons rv'iN ln, '"''t"
irmfh In The wear.
Towns.
NOM his Eserin". Tuihrt VICE.
laLrti.o l.o,lsv. ;iiio N'u.W Iu'
n,n. mi ilulN'r lr' ihr town. ut 81"
county l,crl,r auto lines. ltts"n-cr
Hri irrl,h' connect pia .iuHIiN 90 20"
1wns while Estr.luc Nnvlin. ana
Memphis trc ,n th" railroad. \ ven
.'IriCd trl,riurr s. stem ,H''
nv sauy 40 tho ruuutr, nmn''
throughout the county Elght hanks in
he count, furnish ''oiy nH'n.i'' To-
Nt,
Highway
Two substantial h.i-'s s.n ih'
river M the county and the Guli ''ni'l.
urndo Highway the u.lfk TRAIL o. Il
tho 1,rir Route 90 'h" InnhH"li
Highway u1t'r-r 90, county s tliu
thuI.u.hi1rr Tho plans iur I.dd I'M
.rn..m,r's .p ih' county i'" H''r
re rlrc With th., development 'hrn'
t.I fNn State
TaN Rate
Tho pvnhln value Of 'hy county 900"
..u.,.-,7ou Tho total outstanding ln.
l.hf"iu,-s of tho county i- -'iN ,'''
Nuo no and m. ~ rate j. ''' IN"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
ROW CROPS

The Panhandle al Tc>a. VIII
have The best harvest al row
crops within the mex, icw weeks
in the history 81 thi, section II
cold weather and rain d. not in.
terycnc
There ha, been So much rain
during the late summer months
thar the corp. while developing
rapidly. j. not maturing a. quick
~ a. usual Warm. div weather
j. the PRAYER oi the Panhandle
farmer AZ this stage and II IL is
aifirmatively answered there
viii ir No trcnl,lr alout stock
fed IN this nocl 81 thc wool, r.
maus meath. 10 come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
POST OFFICE BOX
RENT IS INCREASED

~. 4. l.. ha. hit post office
hnNrs ~ vel - vast numhrf> ~
other thing. aud elective Ociobrr
I patrons Who get their mail
through hoNeS win have ~ pay in.
creased rates. The ur,lrr wHs mi
given. through local auihoritirs. u
Inv ing c"inr ir"m the Post Office
Department ~ Washington.
New rate, will be-: ~ cent boNes
raised Ia ~; ~ bONCs Ia SljO. Si.W
b'Nr~ H. 81. and s. boxes ~ ~.
Iilr,~ rent l. paid ~ Ociob." I.
present patrons will losr their
buN,,. Win tie Demand lar ~ ~.
cess oi th" nunbcr. oiticiais do net
eNprd lny difficult, IN rcliing the
surplu. huNrs without tlglIy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
HALL DIVERSIFIED
FARMING COUNTY
iRIETy OF CR0f'S GROWN
tQt iI.S Any PART az
STATE u CLAIM
Hai 20 Tho Nv.

--ial h. The Nus
MEMPHIS. sept. ei-"iian Coun.
o. tn uarie ID &c pamphlet prcpdr.
by TO-. s-'t'tsty oi a." lurrl vEam.
tt - 'nmmcrrc setting f0rin real
.-tts lhout the county. 80 climate.
in"ii'rl crepe schools towns hgh.
az. &c
The Iu, ,irt b. hricf ard Wa pr'nnr.
. otter careful study vi H.. county
4 b. c'rdiiions had h".n mtda hy
chamber ~ commerce rrtfHry
iruf.IIut ~ most impuitnre
va tb, POM hitt are riN ulfN
Hall COUNTY.
HIN county ~ SITUATE IN tine h0fm
the upper Rcd River valley which
that .r''i0n ~ 'hc c0uuuN' wrstoh.
< from thu io0'h meridian west ou
!. Prairie lag Town Fork oi Rcd
st''r u u' ii,e IN The rI o valley that
iis Hu both ~'d's q. The river md
actually l' rs into tho f0,thllA Ol
.Ho -tcit Twas Plains 90 tA, uofth
h,i,. th'y hucin. some ~ mi'.s IN
r north lui Iun w"st. par.luii win
O." cgrNts OF ~" river. This st-Tinu ~
r.Nas has rev attitude - ssiA feet
i.rto ea.l'lcl 2t Memphis. the colu.
. seat 90 Htn unity. Wtlrh D. s.tu.
ga 'u Oh. - Worm 4 Denver I.ail
81 Il niios notihw"s; %. ru.t
worth
AREA.
IN, county o. 20 miles sqllro and
no i-undcd hy Childr.ss county a.
e. east. DONKEY and Collinsworth on
o.. north lifiscoe On tho w,r and
lliiey and Cpitlr counti,s un The
uih. d.. location. when rri,t nee h
.si,. 30 b" phy steal map explains
hl this 80. ion IL more .aasnusN, "a.
n rainfall tlan uih.r localities. Se.t
- under the foothills ~ the Plains
BE ln fue.isur" protected from N,
Dius that sweep oil N" Plains if
Ice winter. and u catches th" Wnistur.
u uro ipii ton 81 the rains init ~
H Ir ~ follow large water courses uu,
Hla1s The fIg"r runs IN la easter
course nolr The middle and Through
." county This richest farming t-F
.f'ry 81 'hc county iorders this III
.. ,G both sides.
Tho county comprises appr0 Vlml',ll
-. 100 art.e ana of whirh pfa''I.Hl
49," 90. lu cultivation.
S0il
To" soil VARIES from a dark chocC
.H~ 90 rcd ifam ana 90 dep Siur
De- d'rth z The soil D. auyv here ffDH
'hr-e 90 ten feet The rIuging portion
' uI" COUNTY abound in native mes
i1ii" ffass ana Tho broken section
.f' ''ult'ry furnish "a. finest pc
.i'Hr inr -.o'1, IN tho winter and %
.H -Im. .,ui.. Dial feeding Ground,
tlimai..
TIE ,'Inf. Df this section Do idcf
% b. aHH lately gse f.m mt'ru-
IH. r'rh'4 rrr cod 10. scar flruug
Ti u.. .fl HlAIyt .lr. rnfr' shin
o.. IT," 'srIr" tenn, rffur, is CO..
" tth '4n .. HHe, u.nf 70 Df -l Inches
The average ll'o fret D. AuIl lot
"a i'r WINS. c.r'y ir.F or'nit
oh
Iroas
u.U county 81 l,.h.n. fH. BEST o.
rHn,H coming s....n r TrNI'
., vt.rf .lf- hIi.,1
.'a g. tio,.. lia'fs.. uU,. rFhuu
~rt1li.s md fruits FoU rfuflsi
.Hd thr Hf'IIr- >'iI d. l'f..r lr rr'
portion fhsu sn il,h hi1.L UrI Tb
a.l stands irouth i.itsi 4rd ls u.r
.lrIy cultivated thln ans wh.r sf.
fHr ~ the State. 4 single hlfda
f.rur can hnndl. 10 acres n b. hl
'.... teams md tools. Il u fr-
rI ia.t- iilf IHf.gi other portion
= AH ffm."- h'ie 18th 7s % "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
CHANGES HANDS

William +. Jester 81 Rocky
Ford. Colo. has purcha ed the
,lani. business and good will %
ihc Texline Tribune from u. +.
Fears. Mr.. Jester take charge
of the paper Immediately
The Tribune has m excellent
field. which extend, into New
Mexico. Tor residing within the
hounds oi - circirculation are
sone o; the most progressive pco-
Tae'oi the West We predict that
the new owner 81 the nancr vii
b. successful hcyond hi- dream
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
LEGIONAk MA S1B1RI
DEKUJE "a DARBY

PAM Y. Jansova 2 Weston, Ne
.braska, zaslala nam nasledujlciho
.zn9ni dopis, ktery cd jednoho z
legionafn ceskoslovenske armady
ma Sibifi obdrzela:
Irkutsk. Sibif,
q. listopadu 1919.
Vazena PAM! Pfijmete cd
mas vsech legionafi V Sibifi vfe-
~ dix. Ia podarky, ktere jsme
cd vas krajann ' Americe obdr-
zcli, yam srdecne dekujeme a bla-
Ii mas vedom, Re ma mas jeste ne
zapomfnate. Jsme jiz 6 rokd cd
nasi vlasti odlouceni a touha 20
domove u mas vsech jest k nevy-
psani, ale pres to vsechno jest Il
naas vescla naIada, a tesime Sc ma
navrat domi. Podarky, ktere
jste Wy ~zaslala, jsem obdrzel ia j
s dopisem, ma n6jz yam odpisuji
@ srdeGne dekuiil - Ma zdarl
Michal Vecko,
2. stfelecky ceskosloy. pluk
Jiff Podebradsky, 8. rota.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
Vyslanci svedci pfi
pfeliceni S Caillauxem

Pafiz, 6. bfezna. - Vcerejsi den
|pfeliceni $ byvalym francouzskym
premierem, Josephem Caillauxem,
pred senatem, zasedajicim jake
neivyssi tribunal, byl dnem Wy
!slanc6. Til byvali francouzstf We
|levyslanci, V Madride, Petrohrade
a Berlins, byli prvnimi svedky Ia
LOBBY. Byli to William Martin,
Maurice P~aleologue a Jules Cam
bon a jeiich svedectvi Sc znacne
lisila v hlediscich ma VIM obzalp-
vaneho. Ms Paleologue 1vodem k
svemu svedectvf prohlasil, re 81 pl-
ne uvedomuje, &c mlQvf o muzi,
.ktery obhajuje svoji cest a snad j
zivot, a proto Dude vaziti kazdeho
slova. Nefekl vsak ami jedineho
slova ma obhajobu byvaleho pre-
miera, obvineneho re spiknutf O.
proti vnitrni beZpecnostl statu, a
v dramatickem vyvrcholenf sveho
sv6dectvi, ukazav prstem ma pana
Caillauxe, prohlasil "Jste, pane,
Sturmerem Francie!" Boris Sfur-
mer, byvalt rusky premier, jak
znamo, spikl Sc s mnichem Raspu-
them a byvalym lainistrem vnitra
Protopopovem prot neilepsfm zaj-
m6m Ruska a %pracoyal v zaimu
N6mecka, tax Re pravem Sc tvrdf,
Re sam vlastne vyvolal revoluci,
iez smetla cara a vsechny prfslus-
milky %"temnych sill"
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$1,000 l;di "a rok
usmrceno automobily

Chicago, ILL.,, 6. bfezna. - Y ro-
&c minulem nalezalo Sc V zemi l.
OOO,OO automobile a udalo Sc TO-
900 smrti v dGsledku automobile
vych nehod. Tohoto rokn Dude
mfti zem9 9,OO0,0OO automobile o
pocet 1mrti, z~avinenych automo'
bilovymi nehodami, zajiste Dude
souhlasne vyssi. v Chicago samot'
mem APO osob bylo usmrceno V 70
&c 1919 pfi acknowledged nests.
stitch, v Cleveland6 1876, V st
Louis 81 a v New Yorku 677.
New Yorku 1911 dffko meme jak II
|rok1 stare bylo automobily pfeje
to a usmrceno. v Rochester, N
~, vice smrti zayineno bylo auto
modify nez pouliSnimi drahami
zeleznicemi q prdmyslovymi neho
dami dohromady.
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Byvaly uhersky pre-
mier byl poransn

Londyn, 6. bfezna. 49, StSpAn
Friedrich, byvaly uhersky premier
a pfitomny ministr valky, ma KITE
|r6ho spachan byl vrazedny 1tok>ve
Istfedu rAno ma Alzbetin6 most8 v
Budapesti, byl poranen, die sd6le-
nj depese Exchange telegraficke
spolccnosti 2 uherskeho kapitolu.
|Prvni zprAvy udaly, ze unikl ja-
kemukoliv zran9Df. Pravf sc, xe
dtok ma byvaleho premiere spf-
Ichali diva komunist6.
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'POSTAVENl ARMAp
|GENERALA DENlKl,
ma jE B~EZNADEJNE
Angie uvedomuje 81 vel
Ike bolsevicke nebezpe-
Gi pro Anglii.

Londyn. 4. bfe2na Vojska
senerala penikina p~iestala blt
yojensksm tinitelem v jiinim Ru'
Isku, die odborneho vykladu zprav.
ktere ziskalo ministerstvo v6lky y
poslednfm tydnu. Zpravy tytc
naznaaily, ie rnde armady zmoc
nily Sc dllelite i~eleznice 2 Ger.
kaskaja do Petrovsku, talk Re ko.
munikacni linie, po kterych Deni-
kin mohl by posilati posily ma o.
hrozena mista, byly ochromeny, a
tei spojeni $ lod'stvem ma moii ka.
spickem je vazne ohroieno.
Jizda rude armady a obrnsne
vlaky soustfeduji Sc nyni podel
ieleznicniho stfediska v .Jekateri-
nodaru a tim situace pro Deniki-
ma Sc .jeste zhorsuie. Shrouceni Sc
veSkereho odporu Denikinovych
armad povaiuje Sc 2 toho dnvodu
"a otazkm kratkeho casu. To. die
nahledu 1fedniho odboru valky,
obnovuje obavy o anglicke zajmy
v stfedni ASH.
Obavy tyto zvysovany jsou po-
v6stmi. re bolsevici mohou ma
stoupiti 1toene kroky v Persii -
Tyto obavy jsou zaloaeny hlavn6
ma ~zpravach, re nova bolsevicka
administrace zifzena byla V Mer-
yn V Zakaykazi pod g%eneralem
Kuropatkinem. Neni o tom pochy-
by, Re tato ~bolsevicka administra-
ce je velkym n~ebezpecim while
dem k blizkosti nepokojnych zivlI
" Afganistanu.
Bolsevicka zprava. poslana j.
skrovou telegraph z Moskvy, sde-
.lnje, Re sovetska vojska zmocnila
Sc Kemu. $50 mil severozapadne
Cd Archangelska. KEN naleza Sc
phi Bilem mort, pfi Isti feky KEN.