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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-24

At ? O'Clock P. M, Board of County
Commissioners of Valley County, re.
sumed. All Members of the Board and
Clerk present.
The Board proceeded to pass on and
allow the following Claims, VIZ:
POOR FUND:
Rose Harmon, Widows 49,. 3o.oo
II. G. Wolking, Reimbur1ng
petty cash ........---.--.. oS.4o
Ole Laramoe, Refund taxes Z'oo
imperial Elevator Company o-oo
Fuel for poor ......--.- oo.oo
Glasgow Cash Grocery, Sup u
plies for poor ........ Zl'o'
Alfred N. Smith, Salary as ,oo
County Physician ....-- zZ2.0o
Sam Grossman, Auto hire 900 l'oo
Lizzie Johansen, Nurse Coun- -ooo
ty hospital oo'oo
Hinsdale Mercantile Company ,o-,o
Supplies for poor ..- I@o'lo
Frank Chouinard, Supplies or
County Hospital, - -'4'
Pete Opsahl, Meat County eo
Hospital o
Dorothy Blodgett, Salary as
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Commissioners of Valley County ad-
journed until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Mon
day, December 18th. 1920.
PETER 4. WEST
Attest: Chairman.
c. w. Kampfer,
Clerk.
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At 10 o'clock A. NJ, December 18th.
1920, Board of County Commissioners
of Valley County resumed, pursuant
to adjournment of December 18th,
1920. All Members of the Board and
Clerk present.
The Board proceeded to pass on and
allow the following Claims against
NnlinN Co11ntu viz.
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County Clerk.

Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners of Valley County, Mon
tana.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from Page 81

Gle DeNevers Hall, and is approved
by the Board.
On Motion OF the Board, il is hereby
Ordered that the Treasurer is in
structed to cancel the Interest on Tax
of the Item of 1915 Fire Tax. page "a,
line Is, Assessment of Hinsoale Mer-
camille Company. is approved by the
Board.
TIE Board proceeded to pass on and
allow The following Claims against
Valley COUNTY:
l.. V. Lockvo od. Classification
work loo4.4o
L. V. Lockwood, Classification
work 36S.3S
POOR FUND
Mrs. J.. Hines, Laundry work
PRRoTEsTED TAN FUND
o. E. Lee, Refund of taxes. 70.S6
ROAD FUND
Ole Helle, Refund of taxes -. 200
BRIDGE FUND
James Wilson, Bridge work 5000
GENERAL FUND
NJ. T. McInerney. J-Gee of ell
ectlon b.Su
NJ. T. McInerney, Jldse Of cleo
ton ..... .. 4.40
RELIAI ICND:
H. A. Voter Hardware Com
pany. assigned, by Thorn
as Elliot, Payment Of thresh-
ing bill $500
First National Bank of Baylor
refund 24S.05
At 1890 O'Clock P. NJ, Board Of
County Commissioners of Valley Coun-
ty took a recess until ? O'Clock P. NJ,
of ever date.
PETER 4. WEST.
Attest: Chairman.
c. W kampfer,
Clnrl-
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nnrSp at HnSnitnl

nurse at Hospital ...... 100. 90
Glasgow Cash Grocery Provis-
ions for Mrs. Hill ..... 2O.OO
Mrs. S. r. Walker, Widows
pension ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1000
Imperial Elevator Company
Coal for poor, --......... 400
Kelly & Hodapp, Provisions for
poor 1900
G. L. Schepping, Refund poor
Na 200
Glasgow Electric Shop, Re
pairs at Hospital ..... $50
j.. l.. Truscott, Rent for Hal
Stad 1000
W.. w. Wolfe, Supplies for
County Hospital ..... 24.1O
N. {. Briggs, supplies for
County Hospital .... 1856
Lewis Wedum Company, Sup
plies for Poor ....... 25.OO
Glasgow Drug Company, Sup
plies for County Hospital 1850
Mrs. G. L. Meier, Rent for
Markle Transfer Company
Coal 64.55
Valley Transfer, Drayage.... 4.5O
+. D.. Snyder, Refund poor
YAK zoo
August Narum, Refund poor
tax .~...~...r.. 200
Columbus Hospital, Care of
JOS. Welsh, ........ 156.OO
F. Crittenden Home, Care of
V. Inmate ,......~...-~... 5000
Montana st. S%anitarium Care
of V. Inmate .... 21.43
Glasgow Cash Grocery, Pro-
visions for Hospital ..... $3.50
S. F. Blanchard, Supplies for
Hospital .......l-..-... 500
Lewis MEDIUM Company, Sup
plies, for Hospital..-.... 1888
Golden Rule Store Supplies
for Hospital ...... 1856
l.. E. Wells, Supplies for Hos
pital 21.45
II. N. Kent, Supplies for poor 1925
Hinsdale Mercantile Company
Provisions for poor ..... 5000
CONTINGENT FUND:
Peter A. West, Per Diem &
mileage 2O6.2O
AT EJIND.
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AFFIDAVIT OF REQUEST FOR
REFUND:

On Motion of the Board, the Treas
urer is instructed to refund the Taxes
on SEA SWA, SWASEA, Sec. 26,
Twp. 20, Rye. 3S, and NEA NWA,
NWA NEA, Sec. 35, Twp. 20, Rye. 3S,
paid in error and was not subject to
taxation in 1919, assessment of G. M.
Taylor. Refund is hereby approved
by the Board.
On Motion of the Board, the Treas
urer is hereby instructed to cancel
that portion of the charge as it APP
pears on page SO, line 33 of the 1917
Delinquent Tax Book; Charges include
Penalty, Publication and Interest. The
above cancellation is hereby approved
by the Board.
On Motion, the Action of the Board
on December 7th, p%ostponing action
on bond sale, until Dec. 18th, was re-
considered and re-opened for immedi-
ate action and Bonds awarded to
w. L. Slayton & Company of Toledo,
Ohio.
The Board proceeded to pass on and
allow the following Claims against
Valley County on the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-24

At 2 o'clock P. NJ. December 10th,
1920. Board of County Commissioners
of Valley County, met pursuant to re-
cess taken at noon. All Members Of
the Board and Clerk present.
At this time the Board of County
Commissioners of Valley County,
Montana, met with the County Com
m~issionerS, Clerk and Attorney of
Daniels County, to consider the mat
ter of adjustments between Valley
and Daniels Counties.
No settlement being agreed on, The
Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. December 18th, 1920.
The following Bid of w. L. Slayton
& Company of Toledo, Ohio, vas or
dered spread on the Minutes:
Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners
Valley County, Montana.
Gentlemen:-
For as many warrants as your Val
standing prior to December 81,
their place which funding bonds are
to be issued by the Commissioners Of
Valley County State of Montana.
IL HldtuIe anu Dear udtc do Jul
attorneys say they shall mature and
bear date, said funding bonds to
bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually,
both principal and interest being pay
able in New York City, N. Y, or at
the County of Valley Treasurers of,
fee our option, said bonds to be in
the denomination of 100000 each, we
will pay you subject to u attorneys
approval when delivered to US in Toledo,
Ohio the par value of said bonds and
accrued interest to date of delivery,
further said bonds are to have all
coupons attached and we are to pay
exchange charges on both principal
and interest, prepare all proceedings
connected with their issuance and
print the bond blanks free of charge to
you.
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W. IT. Tonkin, bridge WorK... o0.UU
At II o'colck noon, Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Valley County
took a recess until 2 o'clock P. NJ, of
even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
c. w. Kampfer,
Clerk.
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Continued on Page y
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At 10 o'clock A. NJ, Dec. 18th, 1920,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed pur-
suuant to adjournment of Dec. 10th,
1920. All Members of the Board and
Clerk present.
Minutes of previous Meeting read
and approved as read.
On Motion of the Board. Treasurer
is instructed to cancel the Delinquent
Taxes of 1916, page l0S, line 2, as
sessment of Mrs. X. Cassiday, and
approved by the Board.
The Board proceeded to pass on and
allow the following Claims against
Valley County, on the following funds:
Road, Bridge, General, Special Relief
md Dnnn Ensn
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County Treasurer, Valley County.
Montana.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-24
Very truly yours,
w. L. SLAYTON COMPANY,
Rv II. G.. WOLKING.


The above offer to w. L. SLAYTON
& COMPANY of Toledo, Ohio accept
ed by order of the County Board of
Commissioners of the County of Val.
ley State of Montana, made and en-
tered of record at the lawful meeting
held this 10th day of December, 1920.
valley County SeaD
Peter A. West, Chairman.
Carl J.. Anderson
Calvin H. Pippin
C. w. Kampfer, Clerk and
Recorder.
A. j. Dorr, Dept.
At 5 o'clock P. NJ, Board of County
Commissioners of Valley County, Mon
tana adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ,
December 18th, 1920.
PETER A. WEST
Attest: Chairman
c. w. Kampfer,
Clerk
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
=. PLAINS PENcuINGs
s44s4sssss4s4a4s
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain
Hazel and Edna Edwards made a
trip to Holly Sunday.
Melinda James spent Thursday
afternoon with Barbara Zimmet.
were transacting business in Holly
Monday.
Brian Jones and William Garrett
were visiting friends in Holly
Thursday.
Ruth Smeltz of Granada spent
her vacation with the Oscar John
son family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Halsey spent
Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. Joe Taylor.
Mrs. Ed Dupree and daughter
Barbara called at the Zimmet
home Wednesday.
Quite a large crowd attended the
party at Lycan Saturday night, re-
porting good time. {
A number from the Star neigh
borhOod attended the literary at
Plains Friday night.
VIM. Peters who has been visit
ing the |. H. Carter family has re-
turned to his home at Greensburg,
Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wokem and
family of Cheney Center were Wis
iting friends in this vicinity Thurs
day and Friday,
The all day dinner and program
Christmas day at the Star school
was a great success. An excellent
program was rendered
The Christmas program at Plains
Wednesday night was exceptional
ly well attended. The program was
fine and every one reported good
time.
Word has been received by
Plains friends that a double we'd
ding occurred on Dec. 18th, uniting
in marriage Walter Starkey and
Ruth Chamberlain and Roy Stark.
ey and Edna Cecil all of Beaver
county, Okla. They expect to
leave soon for Craig, Colo, where
they will make their future home.
Walter and Roy are well known in
this community, having lived here
a number of years and their many
friends wish them much Joy
throughout their married life.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS

'Tis the day after Christmas,
And all through our head
Not a thought is a-stirring-
Our think tanks gone dead!
Our liver it's sluggish,
There's crimp in our spleen,
Our eyes they are bleery,
Our complexion light green.
We ate too much turkey
We got too little sleep
We gObbled plum pudding
Sunk in a sauce a foot deep.
Did we have q merry Christmas?
Well, we'll say we did!
But we're unfit for labor,
There's a strike meath our lid!
RALPH L. CROSMAN
Fort Collins, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
BRISTOL BREvITIES
4x4***x#4444H H4F
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
e. V. Newman was Lamar visit
or Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Wyatt is on the sick
list this week.
Vernon ROsebrOugh was a Hart
man caller Monday.
mar visitor Saturday.
Geo. BeamOn went to MISSOURI
for few days vacation.
School started here again Mon
day after weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Wood were
shopping in Lamar Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. FL. VOgher were
shopping in Holly Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Bradish of La Junta
was transacting business here Mon
day.
G. A. Pinkham of Holly was
transacting business in town Mon
day.
Bernard Connolly of Hartman
was Bristol visitor last Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orley Straney and
w. II. Straney spent Christmas in
Holly
Russell Harrison attended the
supper and dance at Hartman
Christmas night.
J. r. Paxton went to Lamar to
spend Christmas with his brother,
DIR. John Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Newman and
Mrs. Newman's mother, spent
Christmas in. Lamar.
A good many of the Bristol young
folks attended the dance at Hart
man Christmas night.
Mrs. r.. H. Cathell and father,
Joseph Francis, of Granada were
Bristol visitors Monday.
Miss Ida Marples arrived last
Tuesday night to spend her Christ
mas vacation with home folks.
The NJ. E. young folks are plan
church basement New Years Eve.
+. W. johnson. superintendent
of the d. A. M. & P. Co. of Lamar
was in town on business Saturday.
A force is busy at the Bristol
Mercantile Co. invoicing this week.
Vie Hendrickson and Mrs. Straney
are assisting them.
Little Billy Tucker arrived home
Sunday from Colorado Springs
where he spent very pleasant
Christmas vacation.
J. A. Rosebrough and Lucille,
Vic HendricksOn and Mrs. Straney
went to Granada Tuesday to as
sist in invoicing the Granada Hard
ware Co. store.
Miss Emma Martinson of Lamar
has been added to the teachers
force here, taking Miss Griffith's
place, Miss Griffith having taken
Mrs. Hanson's place. Mrs Hanson
resigned on account of having to
have thumb amputated, caused
from blood poisoning.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01

beginning with the new year, which
includes the retirement of Linville
from the company, and the con-
cern will hereafter be known as
and Smith will remain with the
also being made to put on a more
extensive capaign in this section of
the county, particularly in the
truck line. Messrs. Willet and
Smith are high class gentlemen in
every way and are bound to put
across their share of business the
coming year.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
Married Last Evening.

Joseph NJ. Lunz and Miss Nora
Hughes, both of Plains were unit
ed in marriage at $50 last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. O..
Davis in this city by the Rev.
Claudius F. Lucas. pastor of the
Methodist church.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01
Change in Auto Firm.

Bryan Willet and G. G. Smith,
field statesmen for the Linville-Lar.
son Auto Co. of Lamar. were in
Holly yesterday looking after the
company's interests in this part of
the county. They announced while
here slight change in the company
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-01

PosTER ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH At GaivAh An
MENlA ~ NJ. O. LiTTLEFiELD.
oppression Western
little fellow with
Ltned Of the Near Relief Relief
where
which
Il this
Evan not far from the
ainassy about and
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
H%ANovERsTf vEND0vE

Ma maIycb ostrhyclcb V meme
ckfm Polabi mcboyaIy We dodnes
bfkterh zbytky m0cntho kdysi
sloyauskfbo kmenc Lutieh Jsou
10 TAX fefenf VondoW hanover
vi, ktcT ' pottu asi etyficcti II.
sic dub ziji Y IUanoyefp W ~
obeieb kolem mhst Luceboya, WI
strowa, Garfowa, Bcrgenn N6mei
zoyou jejich dzemi Wendlan,
dem" sIoyauf II pozbyli Size W
sytho jazyko (posledni mua, kfe.
~ mmfl jDsff froebu Ioya0sky,
mmfel rokp l754), alc sprhypr
0tmecky ~ dcsnd Dcnaofilt
Nlnyj poloIoyauaky . poI0hb
meeky mlnyou vendskou", kfc.
RI tyrdoNjot pouzfyajl I u 6fadd.
snN ~ frDsfy dali Oh fobo odkIos
Difl Ncnf NJ jenom mezi sebou,
uebova yajice tax njstT Joyan.
skg fyp rodoyT We fysiogoomU
W syfcb zyycieh obycejjcb b Y
raz0yiffm yzbtedn u m4zeni
svgeb obef wa Srmo6m samj
povazDU ~ m lid zprJ0 jiDl .
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

nejsim mad zcnn. MH vsudc ma
vetsi prawa nczli zcno Hdrovoini.
ctyi y Japonslu bylo H0dn6 IA
~nedbdy6no, av5nk jcdnodnchd
straw, piirozcny zivot, pohyb ma
voludm wduchu u povinnS telcs.
ny vycvik We skollch md v ddslcd.
ku, M zdravotni stay ndroda je
znamcnitg, kazdeho pfekvopi
zdravy walled ditck, ktcrt SC If.
vaji ma sy6t sfastn6ji neil ditky
americkt. Umrtnost v JaponskU,
ncnl.li cpidemii, ncni veIkd. Pie.
MEME ~sebevrazdy Joponci nezna.
il a ndslcdkcm toho p0Get 0byva.
tclstva rychle vzr6sth Japonci
jsou nuceni ohIizcti se po novych
1zemicb pro pfebytetnG obyvatcl.
stvo svych pfelidnsnych ostrovh.
Japonsko, stcjne jake Prusko,
bylo wdy ndrodem \ yojensky m
trodiccmi. Samnrajovt, ktefi ia.
byli q udrzoyali ii neodyislost 81.
lou svych zbrani, jsou hrdiny ja.
ponskG historic. Joponsko svym
armdddm mdzc d6koy0ti IN syt
nyn6jN postavcnf mei Dhrody
sy6ta Nenf 0 tom sp0rn, H. v mno'
hem uiclivi Japonci Sn0ziIi NO M.
podobiti Prusko. Ncbylo diyu. Pc
zoromIi.li zivot zdpadnich MIRO.
dd, viddli, ze Prusko jc nejsiInej.
sim videli, ~ 6bdiyuhodnh khzeh
ncmcckfho lidu mela "a BhsIedelf
yysokou zivotni Gr0vc6. Vidfli
rozmach n6mcckeho prhmyslu |
obchodu VidGli ~zvysoyanf polib'
ckeho vIiyu Nemecka Lckcc, ktcrt
! dosiolo sc Nemcck1 W sytt0yi
ydlcc, nezhstaIa bz yliyu mn Ja
p0usk0
JaponskA armada stfizcDa byla
Poole prusktbo worn Poljcejni
organiMacc podobala ~ 0rganisacl
prmk6 Pruskt mctbody schOpno.
VII o dhkIaduosti byIi kopfroy6Dy
ZyojensteDf 4koI Poole worn prus,
keno bylo zovedcno do Japonska.
Japonsko d0k0Dm nap0dObiI0
Prwko v dobyVotB6sti u Dyuf ~.
podobuje v Cfne u sibiH metbody,
ktergch Ntmci uzivaIi V baItiekg ct
proyiDeiicb,
Vida Japonskd, k00trojovala
ysecbny zprhvy, jez DO zeme phi.
ebhnly DovoInyala otiskovhDi j..
nom takovTeb zprav ktcrf byIy i
20 cbuti. Tato koatfoJa jevjja W
zyIdst pH zpr6vdeb \ CfDy, Mem
D tom pocbybnosfi, m Jap0Dsk0 ~
MaN zfskafi kontroIu mad EfDsk9
nj MIpzDjeemi \ kofjsfjG y vel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
MODERN JAPONSKO

ZAJEM o Japonsko W SpoJc-
Il nJeh Stdtcch je annGnF, n
ysak ysc0boenG SO dozndga, ae vi
me o mem yelicc mAlo. Mdlo j. nam
totiz zndmo o tnzbach %Japonska
tom, jake aspirace toto zcme
mi v Oricnte V. s. McClatchy,
redaktor iasopisn Sacramento
Bee. strAyil n6kolik mtsich Cine,
Gaponsku 4 Y korei "A popsal svoJe
pdojmy a ySsledky pozoroyani Y
zaiimavtm cIanku, y n6hoz strnc-
ny v5tab tn ~podavdme
Japonsky lid mi cclou fadu pc
zoruhodnycb vlastnosti, piSc anne
ricky redaktor, d rychle pfizpnso-
Auje 50 zapadni civilisaci, Tyto
A~zornhodnG ylastnosti jsou pfi-
einou toho, ze nhrod tcnto ueinil
TAX obdivuhodny pokrok vc dvon
g%cneracich Lid je pfiGinIivy u &C.
frny. Jcho kazc1 .jc obdiyuhodna
TGto kazni uti ne Japonci cd mia
III. Maj 6efu X starym lidem n
zakomim Y Japonsku neni mono
spatfiti tuIakh a zabalejici elovek
je udkym zjeyem.
v Japonsku jc mnohem meme
analfabeth neil We Spojengch
Sthtech. | kuli, ktery tahne yozik
ancbo PRAGUE v p~fistaviMi, dove.
de cisti q psati We SVEN jazykn,
kter6mu TAX tezko Sc uti cizinec.
Japopsk6 tasopisy tisknon NC ve
velktm pottu vgtiskd q jsou bed.
live ctcDy yscmi vrstyami obyya'
telstya. %JapoDsko caste jc pfirov
uhvhno k Nemccku u Y mpohycF
ohledcch So mn podoba Js0n vsab
ok0Indsii, Mcre Japoucc stayi mac
NGmce.
Japonei ison Tide yellcc ndyoftli
Idvofloa j. vIastnosti dtlnika
/einf jako tlovtka Mmozn6bo
Nobo u Ntmen ncDi Vyssf tfidj
nemcekt byly domgbliy| ' sly
kn i cizinci yclmi tosto nezdvo
ulf. Aysak ceafujici ' Japonsku
kterg neni seznhmen 4 jazykem |
zvyky Jidu, yzdy nalezne nHkoho
kdD doyede aDqljcky y kdo ochot
= M mD poradf Japonec neehce
: eizince ttziti zda ", N kazdHm'
Japonei zalezi pa tom, ably eizlne'
y jebo Apmi odDesI n ten neJpek
nflHi DOZEN,
Americana V Japopskn zamrz
toIiko 10, m muz enG W. povzDe4e
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

n, ably do nj mouchy hned ypa-
dIy d ably mobI utkati sit dosti
velkou, pomohl j syislym yldk.
mem, ma ntmz byl p~fipevnen ma
~ kaminck. Vir mn cbvllcml
dflo pfckazil, ale pavouk ~ No.
dial odstrasjti q Myfsil ia spustH.
non sif 1Iomek Jamy, take sif
pabyla trochu Wdornosti profi
Vffrn
PUrodozpytec pofidil ri snlm.
Wy ysech p0byb6 ciItbo q ne1nay.
nhbo payonka Payonk vyzyedI
prg kaminek M bodinu 0 2 en-,
ooz znameDd, m pozycdl bfcmc-
no lfkrat ihzsi, neil byl sam,
pebof VIII payoufek . miJIiqra.
m6y q kamfDek u eentigramh
Payouk syoJi ptli, ~yytryaJosfi
u sygm dhmysIem je pres syhj mi.
Biatmpi yzbJcd oprovdoygm at
Ietcm A payouk opraynrngm
zpfsobem, 49, pres 10, ~ nepi Kris.
saveem - ma syk eet1h pfatele,
kteH by mn Djkdo neubIfziIi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

ksch pfirodpich zdrojh ttto zeme'
minulosti Japonsko vady snazilo
80 vyvoIhvnti Y Cine rozbroje, no.
bof Y kalnych vod6ch 70 mn ncJ'
ldpc loyilo. Nyni Mujalo X Cine
~stanoyisk0 smifliytjsi, ale bylo by
omylem 80 domnivati, ae yzdnlo 80
dplne svSch tnacb, cihont Size
Japonchm n~cddytfuji, ale Japonel
isou hospoddfsky silntjsi, podni'
kayejM Il 1skotn6jsi u mali ma
deli ma zdar svych pldn0, pies TO-,
ac jcjich uskutetneni mule pfijitl
pozdcii
Syetova vdlka poskytla Japon'
sku yelkou pffIeaitost n Japonsko
chopiIo 80 il obtma rukoma Prns
no bylo soupcfcm Japonska Y Pa
cifiku u proto J%aponsko pfipojilo|
se k spojcncdm v n0deji, ~ po
daft 80 mn ziskati yybody, jel
NGmccko V Pacifiku ziskalo. Tyto|
yghody spadly Japonsku 20 yhlce
do kIina. Vkccbno dafilo No tak,
.jak Japonsko 81 pfdlo, Gina ovsem
protcstoy0ln, avsak jeji yliv byl
sInby n mic ylastnt Dcpomohl
Japonsko poskytIo take spojcn
elm pomoc V sibifi, ole utinilo to|
TAX, he M pamtti mtIo pfedev6im
svojc vlastni zajmy spojenci Jo'
ponskn nejprye ncdhyefovali, ne
cbiejice svtfiti wn kontrolu due
aitt toto obIasti, ale pozdsji stall
Nc k ytei lbostejDymi u p%onccballI
Japonchm v SibiH yolnou rnkn
lJaponsko mfsto 1900 yojhkh, jez
poslafi mbIo do Sibitp X spoInprh
q y 1000 yojdky " S~pojep$cb
afatd u mcDatmu poftp y Angle o
Fwnpje, pDsIaIo 10 rpskon pndu
1900 y0jhkh 10 nasjedoyal0, je
d0bfe zDhm0 %Japonsko chee MI
diG M sibjfi pfpkdzkoyy sfht !
lenfo sat j. jenom V z6jmn in.
ponska Sibif 6eabayi W IN japon4
skfbo yIivn y D hospodhfstf W.
hody TITO obIasti, b0batf M pH.
r0d0i zdroje, bndou ~ V bndones
posfi dftiti Japonei = hpsy A lido
JapoDee NH, doyede VI pFedstayit,
N dostaoou Iyi pOdil vIiy Japon
ska ~ vTeb0ds d V dhsIedku wi
toyf vhlky zoabDt sesfIij y Hk
vypbhzeUethO snnee 0 mile pfibIt.
Mn ~ y uskntefofm syfeb veil.
kfpb Elm,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

mai slime ytdomi 1pInT ndrodni
odIi6posti V6di, zc jsou sloyan'
sktho p6yodu q nazyyajl SO Ven
dy'.
Pro SIoyaustyo json oysem tito
banoyerstl "Vcndoyb" ben W.
znamil, Icda snad mobou pIatifl
pro dtjiny m ivy pomnjk kryc.
laeob politiky ufmeekf Ny M.
sine W podiyovati ohromnl slle
protiflaku toboto bobaigrskbho
lidu kter@ pfctryoi 6siciIeth pr
klo btmwkf . doyedI meboyaii
6esf WI sloyanakb duse,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

lido jen itoebn 80 mimi o pfi.
roda, jejj fyorsfvo, jistt W posf6I
v ziyott chyiJi u %payonka, pfedou.
efb0 NJ Je hzaspo, = Jakou Wy.
tryaj0n PHI payouk pFede . do.
brfmu pozoroyoteIi noujde, ze ~.
vouk svt do kobh 4 jlsfoB intel.
IigeDof . jisfGm d~hmysIpm
Francouz. pfjmdozpyiee Lam
sianx pozoroyal payonka, jeoz
tkaI syou sff W skfiai bDed u dye
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-25
FOREST HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Million, of Newly
visited relatives at this place We'd
nesday and Thursday
Mrs. Laura Butler spent Thursday
with Mrs. A. H. Wells.
Mrs. Leslie Taylor and son, Arnett,
visited Mrs. Bette Powell, Sunday.
Miss Kate Wells, of Paint Lick,
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Elkin visited
Nh. Eliza Pigg and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Linsay McCuddle and children
of Versailles, have returned home af-
ter two weeks visit with her moth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Powell visited
relatives at Union City Saturday
night.
Vernon Pigg spent Saturday night
with Arnett Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Wells spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H
Wells.
Burgin Cosby and Russell Asbil
went to Cincinnati on business trip
Rev. Conn, of Wilmore, failed t.
fill his appointment at this place Sun
day and Sunday night for some
unknown reason.
| Oldham Powell spent few days il
Lexington last week.
| A wedding which came as sur
prise to her many friends was that o
Miss Lou Ann Cole, the attractiv
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cole
She left two weeks ago for an extend
ed visit to friends and relatives
Versailles when news was receive
E here that she was married in Frank
: fort last week to Mr.. Literal. A hos
, of friends extends healtiest congrs
E tulations and best wishes.