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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

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Ale ht,la mna a hAla loiw Nils
lhssh mlsii ttttti 4 n tomu IN
.lNtiim, rfuta sem n TAB eas,a
lWsthal ahSeh ~ ii mahl rsllsa
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romnyn dnsklS ~ tts nhnn hi
.lvtAiem Lice jehe planuls lasnt
tek rrudee = y rrcu mn ssehksc
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- pus,il rfimo he klAsieru
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h "a 40 frky rrO rodu ma prA.
1la. 4 ma IL, 90 il fcknou donna
n - Hcvfaci.
Mladaho zhroinnsc sckal ' ne.
dosiavcnins kustelni iakSs mnich
karuci mel rfehfnuion PRES hta.
lNn q valnNm, sntva slysiielnfm
brokem ropo~el ma druhS konec,
lgdah hneh nrpfiehdgi Ncdlouho
ySak otrkayal
Jak " mlckl vfrasu v Stracho.
toys ohlieeii. dnyedl Sc ssak o.
yladnnntt
"Cekdm Oh svilini Rcanochy.
|by isl saspal.
"posas mi nprayda oiec. mn
svt snascpi, ma dusi syou, ma ccst
.toho rnueha svaho ! ccleho fadu
.yaseho
"Mlw tiscl - Nevis, zc nd
.kdy i stdny %prozrazuii a h. / vi.
ny htvaii hoyornel - Poif tam
HE; nikdo mas tam neuvidi AMI
neuslysfl Poyim n, 60 ytern isem
icn napoy6dcl,"
'Prohuh, pro yelcbnou svdtost
K. otte, %zapfisahdm, pravdu mluv,
Yer, he by Il neuchranilo I've rou-
cho ami pies :"
"Clces mi, chlapte, vyhrozo-
vati' - Jdi ii tedyl $50 Neni mi
po tom zhola mic, Jen lituji. Re
Sc S celddkou zapomn6li
"Vzbudil-lis We mn6 eerva. do.
vef no | utisiti; aneho af vzeide
Y potvoru, icz by pohltila mne /
vSecky vast" .....
Opet ~atfestily tax divoce IRA.
Strachotovy, zc mnich o krok
lstoupil nazpet n chtfl Sc mladi
kovi yyhnouti.
Ibroinos mu vsak zastoupil CO.
stu, Re musil zhstati,
"Slysis-li7 -- Vzbudil.lis ccrva
70 mne, abys no hledel / upokoii |
!. Cos mi %napovtdel, newt mi
no mnc a hv6zdy ma ncbi nikdol
Iscm sirotek viz to. A nevis-li,
,oyiddm ii to. Nam ma svat9 jen
j iedinou n mimo nj nikoho il
ltho. A nam il radsi, nez kdy
~ ysecky tyhlc skdly byly 20 zla
n a mlm majetkem, Proto chef
pravdu, svatou pravdu
lnsis mi na to pfisahati II xii
@. pred nimz Sc modlivasl'
"A potom2' oiazal sc ledovlm
lasem mnich.
"ptas Sc: potomY So Rekni, n. /
ych Sc rival 4 6erty a bndu Sc s !
imi rvati." F,
Reholnik wal S~trachotu IA ri. L
Il a vedl no ma skalu, pod MIMI
0 prudce proudila Sazava, n ce i
ton mu eos hrozne diyneho Wy !
ray6l. h
"Budes tedy svfdtiti? Mohu L
a tebe spolehatiY Musis So mi dfi. |
e %zavdzaii a ID ii pravdu svfch
'ov %odpflsahnu pred kfizem, pred {
Sc modlivam.n II
INA vsecko budu svedtiti. 60 I
IN chces. Jscm sirotek n kdo
me okradl 0 Radkn, ie meho Ste i
! zlodejem. A viz, iak v Ce- /
lach plati yrahim n z~lod6jnm, a
Vt stall scbc vgsc a byf hlavy .ie. |
ch dosahovaly tfcbas M do ne. \
en-"
S~trachota sahl bezd6ky pc III 4
ken meet Il boku. u
Gale pred nj neiikej niccho. v
ylo by 20 vseml' Il
8 hlavou ~svesenon, jake beg Sc r
odchazel dnes mladg hoch do q
ranf a hInboko v 1dolinl, v roz- X
die rokli, ma poloshnildm pafezu 4
odpoeinul. Oko jeho ncplapo- Y
10 jill divokgm zdrcm | 2 Wy b
edlt tvafc vymizel vgrnz besno- 4
/ Rinuly Nc mu po obliceji hor- il
! Shy. Ode no nikdo neyidGl ID
NH % IN Jn aytu yvr1nLaa H.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

pnmMsn ~ stlNai t1iA frel
Na skAlisthgh pnnly Ne So mr
hnine stsnN q msuety sstaiy.
h ITO StsAs ahrutske slaurS. II
nicht msia sfetlsali klemfi
Mas pravin, ptee u hesk'
vsse mnsl ~ pnouii ohloukv ma
%rnsin0ul skntem ~ hniim hulcs
Il to moei rfNStsli
lrn dasli Mi nNh flratii M
deu mlti m l'urRi tloyansk6
1vehheh ramttku uejlrrst. lAvf
'ehu iiA vSnlc fanlANila latina ma
tctsiinu. Sui sam lthh. na dn
hWsli' = No nroe IL nds kosic
,llyeky rlul proc my hlhs6mc NJ
ceni kfisinvu pod sirtm nehem. d
prod Il tech druhleh pr6Edmm
chrdmhm Silva pravdy mluyiNaii.
Prod nal6saji vfly meai lidem nh.
tnlni greci a vlrhppei vice very Il
i~ou u Mich vgdcntist n vitan5isi
nci kndGi kfesfansti9 pfotoEe NJ.
yvykl lid zpivini misc latinou, tim
meme oStatnim ohfadhm v cirim.
ncsro1umitclntm iazyku 49, At ~.
dy icnhlc chram sloyanskt liur.
pic 20 ylastcch nasich ramdtni.
KEN ma vseehon east rmini isom
u niiadutbo ndkladn ku gVelehcni
kpstela nesetfiti a tGinim, see bu.
dou SLY me-" ....
letns NJ %nestay6lo eclf rnk. O.
PAT byl oil iara do ieseut ma ccstS.
Ale sotva he pfisel, gus 81 oztvalo
od rama do yc6era fukdni kindly
kamenickfch,
PriStim inrem hodlali hostel
sklcnouti n z%dvihnouii kroy. Pro.
zafim Sc konala prdce kameni.
cka.
"Pnjdu So podivat dolh, iak
jim 10 ubyyd ty mtim k ststei
syemn So yrafl'
Bo2et6ch sesel do dvora me2i
ddlniky. Pracovali zde y cclGho o.
koli. Opat jim platil sytdomit6
ale nepracovali ani TAX 70 m2dy,
jako ~ TO Dude iejich chrdm, ic-
jich chlouba, NJ no vystayGjf, 10
k sv, Prokopu budou choditi y CO.
lSch Czech, aby slyseli slnzby bo2f
jazykcm matefTk}m.
opat me pro ka2ddho vlidnt,
yyptdval Sc po domAcieh.
jim Pinbhb po5ehndva n lido
mn otevirnli svt duse do koran,
"uz y tvdfc yidati, kdo k ndm
nptimnpm a kdo by = mas st6hl
posledni pefinu, Dobfc SO pama
60 ismc IN tech bfevnov.
alsusili pyli zdc ncdlou
hoi ale natrdpili Sc ms dost al
lost vyprhyel Kfisfan hbite So
kaic dldtem do tvrddho piskoyee
na hlavici kc sloupu.
Boart6ch obesed dtlniky, zame
III K %stavenisti. Z%ncndhla dostou.
Dil NJ I'M somg y9stupek, ma namz
eydnivaly stihlt pilifc, md nimi2
mel b5ti npraven oltaf. |,
Dole hueela divoce Sdzaya. VI
'lvd tndy proudly Why jeff n BIZ
4 pdny rozcefenfch yod vyslcho.
'aly M mn skdlu. Ii
"ci al chrhm yystavim, nj kla
Ter novy vybuduji, pfiidou n fek.
lou, nbych jim dobrovoln6 ob6ho
'ostonpil, tax b eist6 lasky bratr-
.ktG- Dolold bndc xiv krdl, y Re. :,
takovou pfijiti se neodvazf, II
sc stal Kosmas papezem.
.cela pochopitelno, proc mne no.
- Proto, zc mi krdl vice :
'dfi nez jim q Ne NJ opnta s6zav- !,
k6ho ydzi vice nca b%iskupal A .
Q by byli TAX mrzk5ch zdm6rh :
chopin ! zdejsi spolubratfiqn
ri t6hle otdzce Why sAzaviny
hlubokn zahucely. '
Mdm.li snad syolati ysecky ' !
romadn o pov6deti jim, 60 n1. :
teh kuji IN zddy sy6ho opata ie. !
N M zkdzpg Mdm.liz jich wynn /"
!, ably mn mne do of pfedc vsemi
aloyali u bratfi ostatnf pax 0 mi 4
II ncyind soudiliY Bozek nj. n
dy nemluvi, ney6da pravdy j. n
Proc mnc ncnavstfyf II IL. k
n yfrnf bratfi bfevnoyatf9Ic
: Muslin bgti pred mini m sfra. 4
, KIDD VI, nebu.li 10 onehdy bo-
aond IN nesfastnikn utopenceY" y.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15


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Nmt iam lpssekal >smfa be- 10
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AZ \ "a rsaiaNim eNtilsiN sef
eh0 hNaiN na ultAfi ohaiusait 49,
irs mleit sym mAii II nam %.
pfhsdn hyu All 10 slarli sir0sn0f
lresnA jsou lssts besira ma, necn
unrson. ! sioin' - Vida nohrns
lyte, Tse vlastni diit II hlnehe h
slpsAm tvtm / t0hD isi - musil
IVA syon Rradu d0f kati Walk u
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ltei" Y@
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svsch nhadhs .-.. i.
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boaall IS nsln hv II lepe nes A.
|bys III n v klhstcte ma dust svtha
|otcc klethu svolayal ncgtuhn ne
Dude miti dusc ma po smrii poko.
.ie, pfeide 10 ttrhhle tonom \
Dude polctovati. pcrun sam Vi.
iak dlouhn oil drvu X dryu made
lporem."
"pobddkou ie, ottc. 1c dusc cd
drva k drSu ro ymrti poletuji kdo
ii tak uasepial 10 usi. oklamnl IL.
prot sym popndil n TVS hlasu ir.
Ittfiho poslechl."
,"TOk Ae mluyis $ o,ccm svtm'
- Tomn Re isl Sc Y mueil Y kld-
Bodcil bys sc prepaid Y
zcm sc yscmi t6ni, GO iich & tchou
2iic ma S62av5 Vidis. SYM, v
o5ich otcc svtho slgy3 Neyil6l isi
iich mi tehd6S. ldy5 ii kladli ma.
tkn do hrobu. Zahod TO roucho,
id ie vc2mn a hodim do plamenh.
q usilovn6 chces, abyeh jake kle.
Tee nmfrnl n ! krvi syt mlsil kl.
mouth, ~ muslin do yakn IN vas IN
n N scbe n%eiyicc trp6-
49,.
Jahfs muS v SCREEN rouse vessel
1dhle do svetnicc, Vida vedle
vlodyky mnicha, znstal stdti II
lyefi n ndefil sc tfikrite do pr.
sou.
"podivei SO, vodtradc, tote
mhi ylastni syn"
"Nemhs, yladyko, vice syna
,6dndho."
Bodavt zrakg piichoziho utkve.
" pronikave mn blcd6 tyafi po.
nnanov6.
"Vldyt jci tuhle vidis, tn mou
krepl"
"Jsi sam iako topol, ien2 tam
lie stoii IN lnkdch o samstS. w.
kl6ti jim Poole libosti, ale
lozi dr2i hofeny ieho Sivota.
yladyko, hhf ncz tomu to.
'oli, kofeny tytho 1ivota nedrzi
'o2i, ule b6si n zlodusi.n
"Spna zddntho - Osamel9 in.
% topol -- Podivej Sc, ty fchol.
lee, tohle sluha pravyeh boh6, cd
ichz iste Wy vseeken lid odyrdti.
a dosud odvracujcte, protoze
III jazykem rodnym Boha jodint.
o vychvaluiete.
"Ahy nemohli vice mluvitil
jim iazyky ochromlyl"
Free Vodarad mluvil hlascm M
fisernym. .-@.
II ~ abys nemohl mlnvitiY 7 to.
! ably jazyk ochroml'" zascptal
n podival SO na syna.
Mlad1 mnich postoupil o diva
roxy Y popfcdi. Oko jeho potra.
10 rdzem snivtho v9razu.
"Sloya kletby. iiz isl vyhrozo.
Al mn6, a vfhrhzky. jimiS jsi
yiru otce mdho, z%asiihnou
be sama. Nine sem pfivcdl Bah,
bych rozfal tva osidla, V nez isl
ht6l yldkati starce lsouzeulbo.
ndes mi staff m soud6, d nebu.
ISL V ofieh mich chlapcm
nzcctn9m."
DobroYit VI znkryl oei, ably w
zrccoySch blcsku nevidel.
"foz ncmas yladyko, ami sIova
pro sluhu bohh, jcnz ac to.
( X MIN IN tebc namodIil, ably
'pomntli, W jsi vystavel ' kra.
ne zdejsi chrhm Bohu Intinikh,
EuTy na rae mn
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
THE CHRONICLE IS ABSURD

The Ketchikan Chronicle says a constabuary such as the famous Canadian Mounted Police would be a good thing for Alaska, and it intimates that would favor 1t if it had not been that Gov Riggs has sug- gested that it would be useful in the event that dis turbances should come from possible activities of the radical, Bosheyki element that the Chronicle admits is in the Territory-an element that actually con sidered general strike in Alaska for the purpose of coercing California Court, and openly advocated 1t as method for bringing about changes in the industrial, social and political systems the coun- try and at time seriously planned general strike in Alaska for tho Spring of the present year. an element that circulated 1. w. W. and other radical papers papers of character the circulation of which in other places at other times has resulted in vio- lcnce
 One would not guess that this is the same Chrou- icle that six months ago proclaimed so loudly that the big issue in Alaska Americanism and the preservation and protection American institutions the same Chroncle that carries at the top of it's editorial page its platform in which the first plank is the that it is anti Bolshevist and anti-anarchist.
 Is the Chronicle still suffering from halluncia- tons is it just trying to say something it thinks would injure Gov. Riggs? Whichever it might be 1t is making itself absurd
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
CABBAGES AND KINGS

A Roman Emperor raised cabbages, and found of peace and pleasure in that employment than to him possessor of the imperium. When those to him entreating that he give up his cabbages become the ruler of the world he promptly decided in favor of his sprinkng pots and garden tools No Fanerian for him the simple wine of the countryside, the ou-o doors the wholesome exercise brought richer and enduring rewards than had the Caesarship.
 Others eminent in history, in song and story have found health and happiness, yea, and 'acres of diamonds" in little plots of selftied and tended ground
 declaration that Spring is here, people already are turning their attention to the preliminary work of getting the garden plots ready And that is well indeed Congresses and committees may labor probe and legisate Doctrinares may batter, but there is substitute for work this earth And millions of home gardens planted and cared for in this country will do to bring down the high cost of living than all the laws enacted since the day of Lycurgus-than all the prayers before and since Patmos.
 Here is a chance for everybody practically to get into the economic game. Back yards, vacant lots plots idle all should be utilized in every city in the land There is a quantity of unculuvated ground in every city. Put it to work; cultivate it intensvey; is the time to get to work Life is struggling upward. The gnomes of the dark willing workers There is rich wine dripping from the golden sun The hoe and the spade and the rake will enable you to touch the springs of vitality Remember what the war gar dens did for the country Here is opportunity to assure the thing the economists and statesmen and thinkers continuously pleading for-ncreased production. Accept the baptism of the sunshine and the showers. Plant garden
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Luke McLuke Saws

NNN 'CGdhS Sdy5
 II a girl knows that she has a shape like Aphrodite, you can bet your socks that she is going to dress that way.
 During the engagement she gigples at every word you say But when you are married she will act like you are as funny as hanging on a rainy Friday morning.
 Even if the letter that comes to the house addressed to her husband is addressed with a typewriter, you can't make a wife believe that it is not addressed in a feminine hand.
 Once in a while it happens that a man is paying installments on his Wedding Suit and his Divorce Suit at the same time.
 You have often opened a letter written on perfumed stationery and found check inside. ohaven't you?" Neither have we.
 Do not blame the women with all the matrimonial fusses. No man is as good-natured and cheerful around the house as he is when he is down town.
 Fathers back is so weak that Mother has to carry the ashes out of the cellar while Father is down town bowling about 8 games with bunch of friends.
 And a woman doesn't have to have a quarrel with any one to make her want to Make Up.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
JUNEAU OUTLOOK GOOD

With the municipal election over. a of con fidence in the City Government and true citi- zens on guard for another year, assurance of harmony in civic matters and cooperation for the advancement of the best interests of the community Juneau may we'll look forward with feeling of opti- mism. The outlook for the future is bright Big things be done for this city with the municipal government and the Commercial Association working in unison for the accomplishment of resuts-some of which within easy reach. and many among tEc possibilities
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

North Dakota seems to have got itself all twisted up in the blizzard that ragged primary day. In add- tion to choosing national convention delegates it a- so voted repeal the against selling cigarettes and that prohibiting boxing. In addition it voted to nullify the Sunday laws against baseball and theatrical performnces.-( Cincinnati Enqurer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke
 -J f4 Copyright by Cincinnatti
 Enquirer
e-=-s ~es p
No Hole In Henry's Head.

No Hole In Henry's Head.
 Mrs. Killifer desired that the pic ture be hung to the right of the door: Mr. Killifer wanted it hung to the left. For once the husband proved to be the more insistent of the two, and Henry, the colored man. was summoned to hang the pictXe according to MT Kilifer's orders
 Henry drove in nail on the left. This done, he also drove in one on the right
 "Why are you driving in that sec ond nail?" asked MT. Kilifer.
 'Why boss, dat's to save me de trouble of bringin' de ladder to-mor- row when you come round to de missus' way of thinkn," said Henry
 -Harpers Weekly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Why is it that the fremen's ladder never comes within story or two of reaching the top of burn ing building?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Some of my addresses will be paid lectures; others will not be- announces the imperishable Bryan, as he leaps upon the political forum, and motions for the spotlight Yes, yes, William but how are the auditors to tell which is which, Gin cinnat Enquirer)
 Foolish The at the door will attend to that before they become auditors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Paris docrees long sleeves and high as proper Spring styles, but stands for the extremely short skirt and embroidered stockings At $10O the pair. and short lived at that, folks might call them stockings. - Cincinnati Enquirer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

The Turkish Minister says that all Armenians are enjoying fullest protection At least the sev- eral millions of dead secure from disturb ance
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

We have to admit that Boshevsm is good for something if it has succeeded in putting Alex Berk- man to work.-( Columbia Record.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Journalism "Exam.u

5ournellSm Exam" Q-Who is Ty Cobb? A-Ihe Georgia Peach. Q-Who is Mary Pickford? A-America's Sweetheart. Q-Who is Jeff Davis? fixing of Hoboes. Who is Belvin w. Maynard? A-The Flying Parson.
 Atlanta Constitution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

If Milwaukee Americans would borrow little pep from Juneau they might be able to care for the Socialists of their city
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Senator Johnson's victory in Michigan is em- phatc and Michigan is almost far enough East to be cassed as the "enemy's country"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

The former Kaiser has forbidden the. former Crown Prince to surrender himself to the Allies, just though there any likelihood of his do- ing
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

It is reported that the former Kaiser has taken to hard drinking. We'll. if any had cause to drown sorrow in that way. it will probably be conceded that Wilhelm is that man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Cincinnati was the first large city to turn in full reports of the Washington office. The Cincinnati Reds have monopoly on the speed and pep in that town, it
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Our Daily Special. Most Of The Leaders Of Mer Can't Lead Their Own Wives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Radicals! 1!

We find by reading various com ments and observations that a mum per oi people believe that children are necessary to the perpetuation of the human race.
 Toledo Blade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

When distance lends enchantment to the view the view certainly ought to repay with interest
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Ho, HunI

II you would ask some fellows to render the National Anthem they would start singing the Alcoholic Blues"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Accidents will happen in the best-reguated fam iiies so girl must expect to have her heart broken once in while.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Don't try to get something for nothing Even tn
 fortune hunter generally has to pay a guide
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Cleanliness is next to Godness Girls who a afraid of soing their hands shouldn't fish for ht han nds
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Naughty Things!

NdUghty ThIngs! She wore a wrist watch round hel
 knee, l speak of Dolly Dime. Then said: "The naughty men ask mt to let them see the time"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

When the bride begins complain that all men are alike, she might just as well pack up and go home to Mamma.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Ouch !!

The Stranger in the town wandered into a restaurant that bore the sign "Ye Old Inn.". The Stranger order ed fried chicken and was served by the Proprietor himself The Stranger tugged and hauled at the tough old bird on his plate until his wri3ts were tired. Then the Stranger beck oned to the Proprietor and said
 You have been here a long time, haven't you?"
 Yes replied the Proprietor "My father came over here from England in 179S and established this place" !"
 q thought so,' said the Stranger.
 "He brought this chicken over with him, didn't he?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
Form In lincl

There are lot of people who butt lh' put what we started to say was that l. Pushin has a furniture store in Louisville, Ky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08

Man proposes but docs that quotation hold gooc now this being leap year?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
QUAKER QUIPS

Philadelphia Record) Even the book of life gets mighty dog cared iron turning leaves
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-08
lm-pos-si-biIl.

T don't believe that fellow is square about his mountain climbing feats"
 Maybe not. Mountain climbing is not thing likeR to be on the level"
 -Baltimore,America
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-11
CANT ITEMS.

Joe Berrey sold hogs at Is cents a
pound last week. Joe has a good
bunch for market most any time. -
Robert Davis and family were at Ed
gar Sims Sunday. - Henry Vance and
family received a telegram from
Neoma saying for them to come at
once that her baby had pneumonia and
was very sick. - John Nevins and
family and L. L. VIM and family and
aunt Amanda Miller were at Ed Craw-
ford's Sunday. - There were about 80
at Sunday school Sunday. Hugh Mil
Ter superintendent teh school and did
fine. - Those that took dinner and en-
joyed the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Davis were Geo. Woolery and
wife, Bingle Woolery and family, Joe
Beatty and wife, uncle Jessie Carter
and Rose and John Thomas, Somner
Davis and family, Mrs. Edmond
Davis can't walk a step yet but looks
we'll considering her awful suffering.
- Allen Sydenstrickers and family,
Joe Smith and family were at Joe
Berrey's Sunday. - Miss Florence
Ficklin and Eva Lee Smith visited
Vernon Smiths Sunday. - Harry Day
and family, John Schlief and family,
went home from Sunday school with
Lee Miller's Sunday. - British Daniels
and wife, Wallace Mildred and wife
were guests of Jim Beatty's family
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-11
FRIENDS AMAZED
BY HER RECOVERY
Had Been in Bed So Long She Lost
Fifty POunds-Tanlae
Restored Her.

It is dou btful if there has ever
been a statement in all the thousand
that have been made about Tanlac
that is more interesting or more
clearly and forcibly defines the re-
markabIe powers of the medicine than
the following from Mrs. Laura Rarick
of 4O3 Moidroth ST., Peoria, Ill.
81 had been down in bed so long
before / began taking Tanlac," said
Mrs. Rarick, that after I recovered
people who knew the frightful condi-
ton / had been in were amazed l
had suffered for eleven long years and
had taken medicines and tried special
lists in various cities, but in spite of it
all l had gotten so bad off that there
was no hope for my recovery. My
stomach was so badly upset that even
sometimes caused me to have awful
cramps that lasted for hours. Even
liquid diets caused this same misery
and l would have such a ~stuffed-up,
heavy telling that my breath would
come in short, quick gasps and /
would think each breath was going to
be my last. Sometimes l had almost
deathly sick spells, just like I was
going to faint, which exhausted me so
completely that I would be in bed for
several days unable to walk a step.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-11

Erdel Tunesday afternoon. - Beulah
Roth was the guest Of Esther Britt
Thursday night. - A number from
here attended the pie supper at Hedge
dale Friday night. - Mrs. Geo. Erdel
and daughters were guests Of Mrs.
Robert Ray Friday. - Dye school has
a new Edison and sixteen records
bought with the proceeds of the pie
supper. Much enjoyment is derived
from it. - Several have started corn
shucking-League services were held
Sunday night at Littleby Methodist
church, conducted by Dennis Hollings-
worth. - Miss Martha Berry spent
theweek-end with her parents. - Mr..
and Mrs.Albert Erdel and family were
Sunday guests of MIR. and Mrs. F. F.
Witchie. - Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Acker-
man and daughter were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edel Sunday.
They motored down in Galloway coun-
ty in the afternoon. - The ladies Of
Littleby Methodist church had a food
sale in Mexico Saturday.