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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
Dance for Visitor.

Miss Mildred shields gave an In
formal dance In her home, 1907
South Rockford avenue, on last
evening, complimentary 10 Miss
Loretta Delaney OF Dallas Tonight
Miss Delaney will he an honor guest
at another dance with Miss Mildred
Harrington as hostess.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

are anxious 20 do anything that will
help Tulsa. And they don't take
the time to write either--thoy Just
wire. That's tho real Tulsa spirit"
The Howard tract will he cleared
of the few minor obstrucuons as
soon as possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

NiRs Margaret Harriugton'S in
formal home dance for Miss Loretta
Delaney
Mnccibcc club win give picnic at
sand Sprlngg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
ONLY ONE THING NOW
lACklNG-M0NEY

Il have doctored nine years for
stomach and liver trouble and
spent thousands Of dollars, but in
stead OF becoming cured OF these
ailments, my bloating and pains
and attacks become worse. | was
persuaded year ago 10 take
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and
have never suffered since taking
the first dose. / wish had tho
money back I spent for other
medicine" II Is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach, liver and intestinal ailments.
Including appendicitis one dose
will convince or money refunded.
At all drusgists.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Miss Myrtle Unger OF Bartlesville
arrived Sunday to visit Mrs c, NJ.
Jonte and Mr.. Jonte, at $40 East
Nineteenth street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Mrs. Robert l.. Imler has returned
from Kansas city, where she has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
struck VIE: tincd 500.

PONCA CITY. Aus D,--EaIph
Pepper, an Indian. was arrested
Frioay and tined 800 and cost by
County Judge Burke on a charge Of
asSaulting his wife, which he did BY
hitting her with = broomstick. Re.
turning home he engaged IN u
melee with his brother-in-law. Edgar
Boxer, and father. J.. 81. Roker. all
being arrested and released on
hnnds Of 500 ench.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Miss Jeanette Courtney OF Han
nibal, Mo, Is expected to arrive this
week to visit her cousin. Miss Cath
crime Courtney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

DR. and Mrs, NJ. G, Kimbali and
daughter, Miss Janice, left last week
for apextended visit through the
east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hunt. jr., have
returned from points east. where
they have been for a fortnight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
Personal Mention

Mrs. Lee !. Brown has returned
from FL paso, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney S. Smith left
Sunday for Independence, Kan,
where they spend few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Miss Blanch Keeler OF Bartlesville
IL expected to arrive this week to
visit Misa Isla Lynch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

We Feature
HanAn & Sons
Laird SchobeP
Griffin White
Shoes for Women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray l.. sturm left
Monday to spend a few months In
California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

MIR and Mrs. Edward Short and
children motorcd at tuo end of the
week to Joplin, Mo. and were ac-
companicd by Miss Bertha Croy. who
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07

~ A. 6nSorcs tn adSn1nls oxion u
~ eqvG1u6 laws s :: M
T1e a11ooeors ad6heeeed = rooclufi0a
10 0ot1guor Davis asking him 70 ~
llevo thtm Of the eutire fesponsibilify
Of enforcing the motor license laws ~
issuing = proclamation asking the
sheriffs Of the state to do this work.
This resolution was a. follows:
RE II resolved that W. the asses
sors Of the state Of Idaho, In con-
vention assembled. do request Cover
nor Davis. by proclamation or other-
wise, to notify and urge the county
sheriffs. their deputies. all peace Of
ffcers. game wardens and their depu-
ties. to enforce that portion Of the law
governing motor vehicles being driven
on the public highways Of the state
without securing ncenAye. to-wit;
section 14-g. chapter 17S, session laws
Of 1915 as amended, thereby relieving
the assessors of the state from the en-
tire responsibility Of enforcing said
law"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
.ICE ] 0| ! o.
STATE TO convene
HERE IN FEW weeks
Better Enforcement Auto Ii
cense Law Be Taken Up,
Commissioner Jones Tells
Idaho Assessors.

A convention Of sheriffs and munich
pal peace officers of the state will
be held In Boise within the next so
days, Secretary Of State Robert o.
Jones, who Is also state law enforce
ment commissioner, announced in an
address before the assessors of the
state at their convention this morning.
The announcement was made incl
dental to statement that plans are
being made for = more vigorous en-
forcement of the state motor license
law. as well as other state statutes.
3 Touching upon q resolution passed
by the assessors Tuesday afternoon
asking that Governor Davis call upon
peace officers OF the state to enforce
the motor license law and thereby re-
lieve them Of the entire responsible
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
ARCHITECTS CLOSE
ANNUAL SESSION
Elect Officers and Lay Plans
for Allied Art Exhibition in
Boise at Next Session-New
Members. +

The Idaho Architectural association
closed its session Tuesday afternoon
OFFICERS elected were, C. w. Wayland
Boise, president; first vice president
T: z. Hummel, Boise; second vice pres
fdent, H. N. Thornton, Idaho Falls;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, John w. See, Bur-
ley: directors. Burton e. Morse and c.
r. Hummel. Burton E. Morse, retir-
ing president was elected as q dele
gate to the convention of the Ameri-
can institute of Architects to be held
at Washington, d. c., May s to 7.
An agreement was made to hold an
allied art exhibit in Boise durNsg the
next convention and COMMITTEES COM
posed OF Messrs. Fennell and Hummel
or Boise. Burton e. Morse of Twin
Falls and Boyer Of Pocatello was an
pointed to arrange for the exhibit,
New members Joining the association
at this session were. /. r. Wright
Idaho Falls: L r. Cook, Nampa: e. r.
Evans, Gooding and r. c. Hummei.
Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
KUNA
Capital News Special service).

Capital News Special Scrvice).
kuna, Jan. Nv. r. Eubanks and
family arrived Friday with household
goods and stock from Cooling. The
Eubanks will make their home on the
Earl Painter ranch for the coming two
years. at which time MIR. Eubanks win
locate here permanently IL the country
continues to please him as at present.
Lorne Rowell returned Sunday to
Boise after few days. visit with
his cousin Currie Teed.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. T. r. Allen.
The new firm of plasterers, Grisham
and Reynolds are rlastering d. L.
D0anes' new home east of town.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
Mayor 1agleson Takes Issue
With Those Seeking 70 Pro-
mote Big Bruneau and In
sinuates Faith Broken.
Afternoon Session Enlivened by
Discussion on Feasibility Of
Projects Smoker at Club
Well Attended. q

With the machinery well oiled and
running smoothly, Mayor Eagieson vi
Bose opened fire at the Iuano Recla-
NATION Association conference tues
DAY afternoon by making charge that
good faith was not beng kept with
the association when certain members
were trying to put over the big Bru-
neau project in advance OF all other
reclamation.
Mayor Eagleson was the second
speaker of the afternoon. He opened
his address by stating he did not hold
the same viewpoint concerning the ir-
rigation OF The Snake river valley as
others cid. After the agreement en-
tered into at Pocateilo wnen this as
ISOLATION was formed, was surprised
70 learn one morning that our chair
man here, Judge Richards, and others
were in conference with federal ottlc-
tal5 seeking the reclamation Of an I'M
inhabited iract in Idaho" he said. 1T
looked to me as though someone was
trying to put something over on u.s.
Mayor Eagleson then explained that
II the Black canyon project was irri-
gated from the waters OF the Payette
river and the waters of the Boise river
not used for the lower part of the
project, it would release them for the
irrigation of 100000 acres of bench
land as against $4,000 acres in the
Black canyon. Again referring to the
Big Bruneau, he said: Nor do / think
1t fair to take the waters of the Snake
river to reclaim a great unsettled tract
and let go 100000 acres of as good
land that is settled"
WATER SUPPLY LIMITED
Further he contended that it was
not right for the Bruneau project to
come up at this time and ask for con-
sideration before congress had time
to act, that 1t was not right to enter
an undeveloped region and let go
thousands and thousands of acres al
ready improved which had public serv-
Ice In the way of railroads, electric
lights, telephones and roads.
Concluding, Mr.. Eagleson said: I'VE
must consider the waters of the Snake
river in great broad sense and not
let some little project step in and take
the waters from lands already settled.
II Is physical impossibility for the
Snake river to furnish water for both.
Il any project must go without water
y prefer 1t should be the unsettled
project"
sWENDsEN CHALLENGES
Mayor Eagleson had hardly reached
his seat before w. G. Swendsen, COM
missioner of reclamation for Idaho,
stepped forward and challenged Mr..
Eagleson to show the feasibility of IT.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07

~ a 64lorelng 4, Commit. y Il
'S3aeg ~ ~ a6dress that n.y. - ~
49, nzct9 yfgorously enforc~d S..,s;.S n 4.
1v4o tAnn ever before, The ~t@s1
conetabuloey made 100 arrest. - ~
Legged violatcrs of the law A. "a
~ : resolution passed Tuesday : -
erncon the assessors asked fhst ~
governor recommend to the nevt 1s--
islature the creation OF 1 tat. :. Z
commission to take over the dmt,.. ~
the state board Of eoualizat ior ~
principal duty Of which, asids from
those now exercised by the enuaii.a !.
ton board, will be to supervise .rA
control the assessment of propertv -
that there will be uniformity through
out the state.
Whereas, our experience" savs the
resolution. has demonstrated fhnf
without supervision and control We
are unable to arrive at that uniform
ity IN the assessment Of property that
10 guaranteed by the constitution and
laws Of Idaho; and, -
Whereas. the state board Of equal
nation, having numerous other duties
to perform, 10 not in a position Ia
give the proper time and attention "a
the study OF taxation and the proner
administration to equalization between
counties and different classes Of prop.
erty,
Therefore. be It resolved: that we,
the assessors of the state Of Idaho, in
convention assembled, do request the
governor in his message to the legis-
lature strongly to urge the creation OF
tax commission, so constructed as
to be composed of both political par
ties, and that steps be taken to amend
the constitution of the state SO that
this commission will have the power
now conferred upon the state board of
with other powers neces-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
SCHOOL SURVEY WILL
Be ISSUED IS BOOK

"A survey OF the Boise public school
system completed by three California
educational experts. Is soon to be
printed by the World Book company.
Much inquiry has been made recently
a. to what the finding Of the experts
were, but no announcement OF their
work will be made until the book n
turned out BY the printer. President q.
o. Haga Of the school board positivelv
stated Tuesday afternoon. A similar
survey was made Of the Salt I1ke
school syatem by the experts.
The survey was made by Professor
Proctor and Professor J. b. Searn a.
Leland Stanford university; ana pro
fessor J. Harold williams Of Whittisr
state school. The power to give out
Information - 70 the survey = In their
Aends, rreeidont uAga 1nid.
When aslged for . COPY Of the nur.
Wy for review and publ1eation, Presi
cent HaGa ~ that ~ eeAool hoard
49, hound ~ such fiel1 oontrScf
- e oou11 NJ rive e0t ~ peDor4
g ~ g alDonea = - eogln.
rs
~ moy160 Qans eeep Can q
keoeeeS VXaOGf64 - NANCY "a = ~, :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
lgECL TED GODS
ARE DANGEROUS


HHII.LS-fever--sne then
~. Z hard cold develops.
Take a little DIR. Kings New
Discovery when the Eniffles start. It
VIII soon check the cold, the cough
provoking throat-tickle. Used every
where by people who know why Il has
been on the market for half q century.
Relieves cold, cough, grippe, Group. No
disagrceable after effects. All drug
sists-s0c and 1920 q bottle.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07

soWELs sEHlND scHEDuLE7
Liver acting lazy? Bring them to
time with DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Gentle but sure-acting system clean
sers that are tonicky in action and
pleasing In results. still 26c bottle
at all drug stores.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
EAGlE NOTICE

All members Of Boise Aerie No. lis
and visiting brothers are requested to
meet at the Eagles hall at 10 o'clock
Thursday, Jan. 16. to attend the funer-
al Of Brother Chas F. Coffman. Funeral
by car from Shredder 4 sidsnfaden
parlor at 1890.
" n. Gibson. W. =.
A. w. GIBBS. Sec.
AAvJ7
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-07
sWENpsEN cHALLENcEs

Mayor Eagleson had hardly reached
his seat before VIC. Swendsen. com
missioner of reclamation for Idaho.
stepped forward and challenged Mr..
Eagleson to show the Feasibility of IT.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Nejvyssi lekarske authority s
shoduji.

Vsichni vyteeni ltkafi shoduii
Ise $ DR.. Ilarcm, Casparim a Rus
Ibym, kteff We sve vTborne knize
"Thc National Standard Dispen-
satory' pravl: "cascara sagrada
uznava Sc "a nejlcpsf Iecivo, icz
name pro vlekIou zacpu. Ona me-
jen zvysi zaludeeni a stfevni W.
mety, ale svou horkosti zaroveii
phsobi jake tonik, zlepsuje chut
jidlu a zazivanl a zamczuje "a
|cpu, jcz Sc jindy obyccinc dosta-
vi 20 uzitf podobnych leciy."
Cascara (knra kalifornsktho Re
setIhkn) jest bIavmi s~oueastlou
|Trineroya Leciveho Hofkfho Vi
na. Ostatni soucastky cini Trinc-
rIv lex jest9 dokonalejsim, cinlz
Sc vysvStlujc, proc Trinerovo Le.
Give Hofke Vino pouziva pov6sti
nejlepsiho lekn pro ysechny zalu-
de6ni poruchy. Tam, kde kupujc
|tc Ieky, dostanete take Trinerovu
Angeliku Hofkou, Triner6v Mir.
intel kasle, Trineriv Linimcnt a
jine neivys spolehlive Trineroyy
|Ifky. - Joseph Triner Company.
|I333.43 s. Ashland Ave, Chica.
20; Observation-Disclosures
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18


lie, ale narodni a spole5ensEy ten
je u mas srovna ma MULE a nikdy
Sc nemsni. TAX aspon Sc navsi.
jem se7name, 5e my jsme potion.
lci toho naroda cesksho slayni
|boiovnici ale mczi sebon. Snad
10 ami iinak nemizc byti q procf
Ptcj Sc kaady sauna scbc! M ko.
nee zdravim celon redakci q vsc.
chny ctenafe ] ty, 60 poslouchai
iteni, znamenlm Sc
Ludvik Pacas.
DouS,ia; 2agilam ct. vydara-
|teldm "a yllohY 4 Gently We 7nari
ksch
BISON, OKLA, /. unora 1921.
- Ct6na redakce "Pokroku'.
p0kuSim So opei Sc ctenafi neco
'sd6liii p ioho naseho okoli. TAX.
dine 2. 1nora v noel V teto kra-
.jine him6lo a So blSskalo jake Y
lctc. naccz So dalo do dcSt6. tax
zc nyni farmafi, ktefi iiz zacali D.
RAT pod ovsy. nemohou do pole.
Vsak j drnhtho dine bylo pod
mrakem. pokud So tycc naselo
m6sia, IN myslim, ae Bison v br2-
In Dude cesklm mtstem, nebof liz
nyni jest zde a V okoli pres 100
CeehoSloyakn nsidleno. Cesti far
mari stoji 81 zde vesmes dobtc a
take kaidy cizinec hned M pr
w pohlcd .ieiich fanny die vzor-
ncho zvclebcni pozna. Name 2dc
liz vSccko zafizenc na clckirickr
osv6tlovani: zdejsi farmari V brZ-
ku zacnou Sc stavbou sveho velke-
no clcvatoru, pro ktcry nccl iiz
mali pres $4,000 npsano. Jak
isem tudiz poznamenal, bndemc
In miti ceske m6sto, nebof ii sta
II Sc brzy odebffou ma odpoeinek
a veskprou IN praci poneehaii tenn
ably zase oni 81 ten chile
V potu tvafi vydobyvali. -
jsem pfijel do Amcriky a 81.
&c do Wahoo, Nebr.. kdc chodil
jsem pc praci a nekdo by mne
byl tehdy fekl, re tam budou &c.
ska mesta. talk bych byyal tomu
nechtel vefit. Nh a TAX tomn jest
! Zde. Ovsem nase d6ti mai zee
la jine zaeatky, nezli ismc my
start nell. Kdyz il jsem pfiicl
do mcsiccka Wahoo 5 moi man
a jcjl matkou, IN nam vsc-
no vsudy zbyvalo ma hotovosti
$3.50. Nell jsmc HAD. TAX isme
sc odebrali k p. Erbikovi a kdyi
zaplatiI IA vefefi a nocIeh,
byli jsme $ pencil hotovi. Co teT'
vSak isem So nerozmyslel
> hned hlcdal isem praci, ktcrou
isem dostal Il kraiana p. V. Fuia.
ma II Plznt a pax 10 slo liz lapc.
Jak tOtiz Sc o mne d0ycdeli Il M
TAX isem Sci cd jednoho
k druhemu a mohu fici, re .jsem
81 dosti pomohl, tax re nyni by
tlIm V meste ma tfech akrech a
nam Use dobfe zaffizcne. Pfiloze-
ne zasllam VAN pfedplatne "a diva
move odberatele a pficinim Sc,
lych jich v zdejsim okoli jeste Vi
e zlskal. Nyni ale, abych neza-
1iral mnoho mista, dopis skoncim
l az Sc Ease nfco zajimaveho do.
hned yam a e~tenafHm zpri.
N 0 tom sdelim. s pfanim hoint-
10 zdaru ySem v tOmto rocc d sc
zpozdravem zimmerman
e Jaknb Pfibyl.
(Cteny pfitelil Diky IA zasla.
le pfedplatne a vzacnou snahu ma
'ozsifcni naseho fasopisu We va
lem okoli. Bude ovsem dobfe.
idyz budcte tasteii zprayy k oti-
,teni z%asilat, ncbof tim Sc AZ nci-
enc kraiannm uarIn1ffn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18


Ilaii s Tenn 5000 jea kollektul
cd obcanh "a volebni pravo kazd'
|? roxy, dosud jsem Sc nedoytdtl
snai iieh pouzivaii ma dalsi pro
paeandu We siatech jinfch Al LID
10 Tom ami nevi. Pisie tam 2 na
koty, at n6co vine a v~yptayanin
dovite Sc tta.
Ie v Sevcrni Dakote mai w.
soke dane, iak fikaii dvoiit6, 10
mu Sc nemusi diviti niRdo, Ny
zde v oklahoms. plstime asi tai
$4,000 prdmsrne re l60 akrh ,
Kansasu re 200 alrh platil iser
Iletos $4,000 Poroynejte tuts
dan s yaSi tam v Dakota n ncchit
mas slyset. Podoiykam, zc V O
klahomf vladnou demokraii n !
Kansasn republican,. Dane idor
40 vlse, protoic material ku STAY.
be cest jest 2krat TAX drahS, jake
byl pred 5ti ltty.
Tcitelove mali tcT cd 5000 Ne
10000 mesicna; drive platili
Jim S25 M $50 mesicn6. a i ten
farmer. ktcry 81 nafika ma yelkt
dane, ncchcc pfivezti naklad pi-
sku neb eementu pod 800 IN nj.
klad a drive tax cinil IN $3.50 u
$500 naklad. Darebaci-sedlaci,
SAM 81 zyysuji dane a pax Zebra.
il ma politicke sirany, ae dane
iSon vyssi.
Ncmohn So od ccskich dopiso-
vateld domakaii pravdy o Ne
>iranne Lie: tuhlc onehdy do.
cctl .jsem Sc V anglickem casopisc,
~ tam kazdy farmer jest nucen
platiti 3 Gently ma akr ma poiiste-
nj ma kroupy a zivelni pohromy,
COZ prt jest jcnom dvou-tfctinovi
cena. 60 .iine Spolecnosii po.iisfu.
.iici V .iinych siatech fitaii. tedy
zkratka kazdf farmer V Sevcrni
Dakoif usetfi penize statnim pc
,iist6nim; statni bank zaloaent
Nonpartisan Ligou Dude prl tez
pozehnanfm pro stat.
Stat Severni Dakoty pry posta-
Vi n6jaky mlln a neiaky elevator
Il Dude kupovati psenici "a nej-
yyssi moznou cenu a vrrobek pry
Dude prodavati $ malym ziskem a
mlyny a elevatory budou
nuceny kupovati a prodavati "a
tytez ceny 60 stat, jinak ztrati oh
ne snad zakonit6. ale proto,
le prv cd Mich nebudou kupovati
Dale stat Sevcrni Dakoty, eli
Nonpartsan Liga. nsiednotni M
ceDy ma drahach, tax abv
KIDD chce zasilati anebo oh
iednavati. byl .iist. ze mu nebri
lie ubliaovano. Dale chti.ii dolly
IA mfkke uhli otevriti a proda-
vati domaci vyrobek a pfestati
lovazeti nhli 2 Pennsylvania q oil
Ida SO, re jest to program
iobry a chvaly hodny, sezname-li,
&c eIevatory vyvaai vice psenicci
e statu, neil j nakoupili, eli jill
nymi slovy - farmafe 0 tolik bu-|
,ln obtahli kupoyanim ma vatsi
niru a prodavanim ma miru "a
Sonitou. Recnfk Nonpatisan v III
Oklahoma, pred 2 Lefty u
,edl cislici 0 20 milIionech busli|
'ocne re north-dakotske elevator
y vice vyvczly, nezli nakoupily a
.6ch 90 milliond busli re farmerI
celkem feGcno, zda Sc,
Nestranna Ligga chce pracova.
j pro tento 1cel: "Zij a mech r.
IL, a je-li toto jeji pravidlo, tedy
est 10 dobre a uzitecne p~ravidlo.
ligy pravi, ze Nestran-
IA Liga chce stvati d6lniky-far-
mare prot m%esfaniim, tovarns-
kapitalist6m a podobngm
'-istilm'. Dakofaci piste, Il
0 60 Sc II vas jednaq - 81
,ozdravem--
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18

den 2 mich hodil ocelovy hfel
ten, ktereho pouiivAm k pfipnu
II mlatiiky k stroll do jicn,
mlatitky, chtsie taLto bud obir
ieti vesefi dive, anebo mitit.
mldiitku, ale Sfastnou nahodo,
hfcb sjcl k cylindru, vyrazil j.
den zub v dolcisim platu n tam
zistal vazeti a mimo nekolika 10,
hfbanych zubo nestalo Sc mic VI,
'ce Mi domaci delnik no videl,
Iljyl hfeb ten ystrsil do kapsy |,
traLtoru a s MIN X mlaticce ode.
Sci a v ptti minntach jii ml6ti.
aka srala poSLosena Neprayim
toto k ziskani sympatie. ale chci
yysveiliti dusledky 2 p~odobneho
yystfedniho choyani. Ia iedno -
ten clov6k %nepomohl mi ami cen
ami praci niiakon k dosa;c.
nj toho siroie n fudiz nemel pra.
va nv ma.ieiek podobny salmon.
ii; "a druht = kdyz by Sc byl po.
kuS podafil. ncjmfna 10 dni byl
bych muscl Ahalet, nezli bych
stroj byl dial do pofadku, abych
mohl V praci po~kracovat. 10 dni
prace 81 spravkou by 81 vyaadalo
neimcne $4,000, ztraia ma vydSl.
ku nejmene $4,000. ztrata M
delnicke mzdt 81 900. Ia, go ma
ietnik byl bych poskozen $4,000,
ale dGlnictyo mn $1,000 Il pax mi
mo TO pSenice nepocasim mohla
ntrp6ti ztraty take nfkolika iisic
dollaru. a kdo by tim byl nGco
ziskal! Pouze tovarna IA ~spravlu,
COZ by nestalo "a rec a pax by
ziskal nejaky ten pobuda ma
eli IA elm p~rokazany.
Mnohy dtlnik mlze namitnou-
ii. zc miij vlt6zek denne jest Wy.
,okf, die delnika pracniiciho pro
mne, mych 5000 denne die jeho|
denn6. Ale zdc jest neco k
vysvGtleni:
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18

OLIVIA, MINI, 2. nnora 1920.
Ctena redakccl Tez jsem ie.
den q tech. ktcfi Sc s vami neyy.
rovnali, jcn vylohy zvetsovali
procez zadam "a prominuti. Ones
zasilam pfedplatne ma rok 1920.
nam p~ravidelne docha-
ii a rnoho zajimaveho je V mem,
zvlasts nskterych dopisovateli ty
rfizne nahledy, jak v otazce zivot-
nj tax politicke, ylastne jsou to
stcsky prot drahot6, no a 0 te
potviircc--prohibici. Dopisy ne
stare vIasti isou rozdilneho obsa-
I'M strana icdna proti drnhe.
No, vzdyf zdc neni Iepe a kdo jen
I'll n6kolik let We stare ylasti. NIL
ze Sc domyslet, ze pc p5ti leteclI
yalky, kan to shniIe Rakousko
pfivedlo. Tez jsme dostali par do.
pisf, TAX aspon trochu vine, jak
Sc nasi nell a mai; dnes mali to,
. Gem JIM snili a ceskou slAvu ien
.opsvovali. Bohuzel. jc jieh tam
jest6 mnoho, kteFf toni dostati
Sc zpet pod habsbursky karabac,
Ones snad vsechcn ten vyvrhel
otira svon spinn D ceskou Repub-
likul Pocasi name jake ma ST
bin 4 zfyof - NO, ten mfmc Il