davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12


cereal improvement work win hAw
% be rloscd. This Includes al ne
stations In North Carollna and Ten.
Illsaea and those a kinnrilln. frxns
Afvher. Wyo.. H|shmore. n d..
Hrookinns. =. ID; NerhL Utah,
nurns Orr. and Lind. Wash. sla
l|ona Al Wllllsion. y. D. and Newell
n d.. already have been discnnlln
ued berausc Increased cosls could
not be- met with the money avail
ahie.
Work toward preveniine cereal
diseases must be disconilnurd NJ the
stations AZ Ithaca. n. n: Lansing.
Mich. Auburn. Ala; Tucson. Aria:
and Corvallis. ORE. and must BE-
greatly reduced a. the stations al
Berkeley. cal; Milford. Conn:
Bloomington No.: Lafayette, Ind;
Ames. Iowa; Manhattan. kansas:
Crowley. La: 81 Paul. MINI; New
brunswick. \. j.. FarEo. n. D.,
Hershey. Pa: Knoxville. Tenn; Ar.
llnEion. Va; Pullman. Wash; and
Madison. Wis.
stations ai which problems in lrri.
CATION agriculture are studied viii
have TO be abandoned ai San An.
lonio Texas; umalilla. Ore; and
Ncwiands, New.
The staff engaged IN lhe enforce.
mcnl of The food and drugs act
must be- reduced
The lnvcsllrnlional work Al three
out Of he four forest experiment
stations on the western forests must
bo discontinued.
Only one or two men can be re.
tanned for field investigations N
forestry IN Tho whole eastern por.
ton Of the country.
Much work having 10 do With
maintaining and reproducing the
forests Ia the East and South.
where the problem OF future timber
supplies u most acute. will have 10
be abandoned. Nothing whatever
can b. done along that line IN the
Lake States or the Northeast
Urgent problems connected with
the rapidly waning supply OF hard.
woods IN the Central states and the
Appalachians can not be given prop.
Or attention.
studies of the Frowth. yield and
future use OF the vast arena OF
yellow pine lands IN the South will
have 10 be abandoned.
Very little progress can be made
In the general survey OF nslional
forest resources.
The color laboratory which ~ the
pasif ew years has aided Ia the es
lnhliehmcnt of an American dye IN.
duslry must greatly reduce hs work.
Work toward preventing spoilaFe
during shipment Of poultry. eg8s
and fish must b. curlalled In sew.
eral directions.
The services of crop rcportinr
specialists on cotton. tobacco and
rice viii have 10 he dispensed with.
Special estimates on The CONNER.
cinl production Of fruits and truck
crops must be discontinued.
The fund Tor eradlcnilnE The pink
boll worm, The most destructive en.
emy % cotton. has been consider
ably reduced.
Tho project designed To give nd'
Vice 10 cities. concerning their mar
kellng problems must be discon'
tinucd.
II will be necessary 10 discontinue
al work 70 develop direct market.
ing Of farm products hy parcel POSI-
express and otherwise
The Pacific coast. he Iniefmoun.
! inin region. thu South and S.lulI,'
wrrl must M largo nirnsure. be de-
! pflved % The benefits OF the market
news service.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

THE COLISEUM. Chicago. June
ii.--No nomination resulted from
the fourth ballot and Il showed very
little change from The third
The convention adjourned nflnr
the fourth roll call until 10 a. M.
tomorrow Saturday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

NndntIy ceases 10 b. a t|fiuH
when 4 comes % Il|la aifa|d 10 piI|
your namc fnd business before The
public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
UNTERM YER ANSWER
TO RYAN DUE TO-DAY
Attorney Sought by Stutz
Head to Represent Him in
Stock Exchange Case.

Samuel Untermyer is expected TO an
nounce this morning his decision as
to whether he will appear as attorney
for Allan A. Ryan in connection with
financial affairs in which Mr.. Ryan is
concerned as a result of the recent oc-
currences on the stock market.
Following several days Of public COM
ment regarding his affairs. the man
who startled the financial world with
his corner of Stutz Motors stock last
spring made It known yesterday that
he had conferred with Mr.. Untermyer
with a view to retaining him. The
conference is understood to have taken
place at the lawyers town residence,
East F'ifty-fourth street
When seen by reporters late last
night however. Mr.. Untermyer said he
was not yet in a position to make any
statement regarding Mr.. Ryan's affairs.
He would not say whether he intended
to handle the case, but said he hoped to
be able to answer this question to-day.
Mr.. Ryan, at his apartments In the Ho-
tel Lorraine, said that any statement
would have to come from Mr.. Inter
myer.
In formal statement issued in Wash
ington yesterday in regard to Mr.. Ryan's
affairs, Comptroller of the Treasury
Williams. said "As far as I am ad-
vised, there are no loans to Mr.. Ryan or
his friends held by banks under super
vision of this office which do not at this
time appear to be sufficiently covered
by collateral I will also add that there
are very few national banks, so far as
my information goes. to whom Mr.. Ryan
owes a dollar"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
URUGUAY DENIES HAS
MORATORIUM PLAN
Paper Currency in Country Is
5I4,869,000 Pesos.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-Reports that
a moratorium was to be declared in
Uruguay. following the recent mora
torium in Paraguay. were officially de-
MED to-day in a cablegram to the Uru-
euayan Legation. The total paper cur
rency in the country. reported at the end
of October was 514. $4,000 Uruguayan
pesos. Behind them was a gold reserve
in the Bank of the Republic of more
than S5S,270,000, in private banks of
more than SS.2S3,000 and in foreign
banks of more than $22,613.000 as a
guarantee OF the currency issues. the
message said.
Uruguay has paid interest on all for
eign Indebtedness, about 100000 Uru-
guayan pesos. but at the suggestion Of
Great Britain postponed amortization
payments on the debt The Government.
the cable added. was planning to resume
those payments in the immediate future,
despite the fact that during the war
Great Britain and France borrowed, on
a credit established for food and other
supplies. about 100000 Uruguayan
pesos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
ADVANCES RULE IN
COTTON MARKET
More Cheerful Sentiment Per-
vades Trading, but Bust
ness Is Generally Dull.

The cotton market was under the in
fluence of a more cheerful sentiment
yesterday because OF the feeling in some
quarters that the present level dis
counted much that was bearish In the
situation. Although prices were lower
at the outset. the tone improved immc-
diately afterward and during the rest of
the session the market ruled at a slight
gain from Saturdays finals. There was
nothing bullish to affect values except
that the markets technical position was
favorable to any advance. Business was
generally dull The unsatisfactory adj
vices from Liverpool did not have suffi-
cient power to hold prices down except
for a short period ut the call.
At the opening the list was unchanged
TO 80 points net lower on selling for
Liverpool and local account. Gables were
weak, but sentiment during the first
hour was bullishly affected by the way
that. the market ignored the unsettled
Liverpool news. The report that twelve
cotton warehouses in Liverpool had been
destroyed was not a market factor. Stock
I'm Liverpool totalled $4,000 bales. of
which $4,000 were American, but how
much cotton was stored I'm the burned
warehouses could not be ascertained
The days best level saw prices % 10
30 points net higher. but tia market
lost part or that gain when the shorts
more urgent demands were satisfied
Selling pressure was by no means absent
but 1t was well absorbed.
There was undoubtedly some new SUD-
port OF an investment character In the
market. and possibly some OF those who
had recently taken profits on the short
side went the other way. Selling IN the
afternoon was chiefly Southern. The
New Orleans market had n generally
steady appearance. but poor spot advices
checked much demand. The market
closed to 20 points net higher Local
spot was up % points at 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
GOODYEAR PLANS
SSO,OOO,OOO ISSUE
Will Be Permanent Financing
Described When Banking
Credit Extended.
STOCKHOLDERS TO VOTE
Syndicate Offers S12,500,000
Virginia. Carolina Chemical
Debentures.
STOCKHOLDERS TO VOTE

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
mortgage bonds provided that it's stock
holders approve such an issue at
special meeting to be called, according
to information received here yesterday
from the company's main offices iii
youngstown, Ohio. That financing will
be the one OF a permanent nature de-
scribed by bankers when a banking
credit of 100000 was extended as
temporary measure. The bankers con-
nected with the banking credit were in
Chicago and in New York, and il is
understood that that banking group
will handle the company's permanent
financing as soon as its details and
formalities be completed.
A notice calling a special meeting IN
which the proposal to make a new issue
OF first mortgage bonds will be con-
sidered is to be sent soon to the COM
pany's stockholders. AS soon as
negotiations for the new loan should
be completed an official announcement
regarding the matter will be made. A
short time ago group Of New York
and Chicago bankers announced that
arrangements under which the Good
newal of maturing loans or by extern
sion of new bank credits a total credit
of $4,000, 900 had been concluded. The
temporary measure, which was designed
to permit time for the situation to be
worked along broad and permanent
lines, was consummated successfully.
The offering price of s12,50o.00o of 71s
per cent. sinking fund twelve year gold
debentures of the Neutrality-suspicious.
Chemical Company is such as to yield
about per cent, according TO MEM
bers of the banking syndicate, which Is
composed of Blair & Co.. Hallgarten
& Co., the Equitable Trust Company.
the Chase Securities Corporation, the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank and
the First Trust and Savings Bank of
Chicago That financing Is the COM
pany's first one in six years. In 1914
il sold an issue of 6 per cent. deben-
lures. subsequently converted, to a
large extent, into the company's pre-
ferred stock.
The company's business grew steadily
from s62, 21S,078 in 1916 to $13S,91S,2 ia for
the fiscal year ended in 1920, an Increase
of more than 100 per cent. and reflect
ing the development of such lines as
fertilizers, acids. chemicals, cottonseeo
products. &C That expansion has made
it desirable for the company to increase
its net working capital at this time
through new financing.
The new debentures will have SINK
ing fund sufficient to retire more thau
so per cent of the issue by maturity.
There will be also provisions restrict
ing the creation of mortgage liens and
requiring the maintenance of net quick
assets equal to $50 per cent. of the de-
bentures outstanding. on completion OF
the companys proposed financing It's
funded debt will be approximately S2o'-
200. 900. or about a third Of its total OF
SIG, 400, 900 securities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
BEAVER EARNINGS INCREASE.
Preferred and Common Dividends
Declared, Payable Dec. 10.

The earnings OF the Beaver Board
Companies for the first ten months of
this wear we're equivalent, after the de-
duction of Federal taxes and deprecia-
ton, to SIS a share on the stock ac-
cording to "A statement issued yesterday
by w. T.. MacGlashan, president of the
companies. The property which the
companies have acquired. the president
said. and the expansion into allied lines,
have worked out very satisfactorily
and the business has more than doubled
over that of 1919
The Board of Directors has declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF q
per cent. on the preferred stock and 81
a share on the common, payable 10
stockholders Of record December To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
DEPOSIT MEXICAN BONDS.
Many Holders of Securities Follow
Ranking FIRMS Advice.

Holders of the Mexican Government
4 per cent. bonds and Of the South Amer
lean Irrigation Az per cent. bonds.
guaranteed by the Mexican Government,
are responding in large numbers TO the
invitation extended by the international
banking firm of Speyer & Co. to deposit
their holdings with protective commit
tees.
In their response many of the bond
holders express confidence that If those
who have invested in Mexican securities
will only act all In harmony. as the
bankers suggest, the efforts of the pro-
tective committee will be crowned with
success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
OIL CLAIMS LIMITED.
Canadian Cabinet Sets GAO Acre
Maximum In Mackenzie Field.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 29.-The Cab
met in council, has passed an order
limiting to $40 acres the maximum area
to be staked in the newly discovered
Mackenzie River oil fields, 1t was an
nounced to-day
Notice has been published by the
Mackenzie River Petroleum Company.
Ltd, that 1t will apply for incorpora-
ton at the next Parliamentary session.
The corporation announces a plan to
construct pipe lies from the Mackenzie
fields to the Alaskan international
boundary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES

Common 20 prime steers, 100 lbs. ST.OOa1475
Common TO choice bulls, 100 lbs. 4Oo1 100
Common 20 choice cows. 100 lbs. 2.0OfD T. 40
Common TO prime veal, 100 lbs. i2.O0d H. 90
Common to prime sheep (ewes)
100 lbs........ ............ a.iOd GOO
Common 10 prime lambs 100 lbs. iO.lOfki3.15
live hogs. 100 Observation-Disclosures. ti.Uunt so
Dressed beef steer sides lb..... 13O PC
Cify dressed vcals. lb,.......,.. 20W2Sc
Dressed mutton, lb............. Sni5c
Dressed lambs. 4aasas~s~~~s-~m~~ R2AS0a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Central Union Trust Company ha7 been ar
pointed trustee of the Westinghouse Electric
aud Manufacturing Companys debentures,
dated November T.. 1920. and securing Is
sue of $50, 000.0 600 OF per cent. gold bonds,
due on May !, 1891, and trustee Of the Wis
consin Electric Power Company's first mort
gage and deed OF trust dated October Is,
1920. and securing an unlimited issue OF first
mortgage gold bonds.
A. b. westerveir. formerly with Harvey
Fisk Sons, has been elected vice-president
OF the American Trust Company, for which
he VIII organize bond department.
Minturn & Co. are offering an issue OF the
Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Company's five
year per cent. gold debenture bonds The
company manufactures and distributes gas in
a rapidly developing territory on Long Island
adjacent to New York city, and the proceeds
OF the bonds viii he used 20 provide addl-
tional capital for improvements and better
ments to its manufacturing plant and distri-
button system and working capital for its
increased operations
s. S. Ruskay & CO. have ready for dlstri-
button n 100 page booklet entitled Income
and Excess Profits Taxes Tor 1920
The accounting and engineering firm OF
Scovell. wellington & Co. announce that the
following members Of their organization have
been admitted 20 partnership In that firm;
Harold $. Morse, Horace G Crockett. J;
Chester Crandci, ". Richmond Fletcher and
william a. schick, Jr.
Major T.. r. Lazenby or the engineering
firm Of weld. Liddcll Lazcnby has been
appointed chief engineer 20 the Toronto
Transportation Comm isslou and Is engaged
IN organizing its engineering branch.
Harold Brown has been made manager OF
Durham & Co.'S foreign securities depart
ment.
George q Gibbons g C1. are offering
81 200 OUu 81 Tho CITY of Detroit direct obli-
cation 80 ptr cont. coupon or registered
bonds duo on November 7. tfi1. az l0Tis
and accrued interest, yielding = per cent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday;
Wheat. 1851 bushels corn. 22.543
bushels; rye, 1854 bushels; -four,
1928 sacks; pork, 1875 barrels; bacon,
162.500 pounds; lard, $4,000 pounds !:
tallow. so, 900 pounds; grass seed. 400
bags; cottonseed oil, $4,000 pounds ;
lubricating OIL 227.30O gallons oil cake
2,914,200 pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
SIXTEENTH n. ID. BANK CLOSES.

FARGO, n. D., Nov. 29.-The State
Bank of Toxic. in Benson county, did
not open to-day, according to advices
to Fargo banks. This is the sixteenth
North Dakota bank to close on account
of depleted reserves in two weeks The
banks cashier said they expected to re-
open later
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS.

Galveston quiet. unchanged az 15.75c. sales
A.136 bales. New Orleans quiet, unchanged
az i5c.: sales 215 bales. Mobile nominal,
30 lower ut t4.50c. sales nil Savannah
nominal. unchanged at fS75d. sales s bales.
Augusta steady, unchanged at IL SSc. sales
200 bales Memphis nominal. 30 lower at
fIc.: sales 700 bales. Houston ,giiet nm
changed az it75c.; sales 24i6 bales Little
Rock quiet, - lower % t.s.0Oc.. salos GOO
bales palas steady, unchanged az 1850:
sales $50 bales. Fort Worth steady, ~
higher a. 1Alao.s sales l.e52 halsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
COTTON sTATTsTTCs.

Liverpool Cabies-spot cotton quiet and los
4, 600, American 5000. Imports %. 600. Amer
lean 10000. Futures opened easy. "a to ~
points lower Closed barely steady at ~
January. 10.26d.; March, 10.30d: May,
1OS5d. July 10.36d. Manohester-Yarns and
clnfha very dull.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

Proddkee zIata stfibra pokIes
Ia V roee minuItm, die zprayy
feditcle yIadni miucoyny Bakera,
ktcry V ttphto dncch uvcfcjnil
Vi v pedtli. Hprayy udaIy, NJ pozi.
drahgch kovh Nlata. die ttehto II.
slic, yytfzeno bylo 2,O1s,G2s uncl
v bodpott @GO, 1891, 400 u Mfibra
5G,Gs2,445 unci Y hodnoft sG3, ,533,.
G52, Oproti rokn miumfmu yyt6.
z"Do byIo o 8,313,3OO meme zJata
n sffibra 0 l1,J27 900 uuci. Cali.
fornie naJbzh ~ na prvufm misf1
seznauu stat6, v nieIz zIaio W
doluje, DDbof yythzcuo bylo fu '
70 q mjnnIim S41 ,G3s nDel v peDi
Yj7,sas,2OO Colorado se nalhza ~
toldh drnbtm prodnlscf zlafa Y
ceDb no 2J1, 300. AIaaka dala All, !.
gs1 u0ee zlafa v Gene SJ,JC3. 500
v Montana W vythziIO upjyfeo
sffibra d sice I5,O12,N,O nuei Y ~.
M 8JG,sOU,W0, Utah byI M misi1
drubTm y l2,532,G23 nneemi ' ee11
aI4,O5s,C5O
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
!. Olson usvedGen
z pokusu vrazdy

n Fremont, Neb,, No oznamuje
John Olson byI prohIascn yinnlm
y pokusu vrazdy Harm y. LaIcke.
ma, k ntmuz doslo dne II. kytina,
porotou disiriktniho soudu v nj
TEX minulfho tgdne. Porota o pfi.
padn uyazoyaIa dive u pill hodiny
pred vyneseuim rozsudku. Tthol
dne pani Florence Olsouoya, man
zclka obzaloyantho, zadaIa Mlobu
proti pani Sophii Lnekenovf, HI.
dajfc *25, 900 nabrady za odIoudt,
nj tnanzeloyy lasky, OIsonoga w
sve zalobt prayi, ~ proydala 80
IA Olsona pred etyfmi roxy, u ~
v Ieteeh 1919 u 1920 Luekepoy1
psala mllostnb dopisy jcjimn man.
zeli n schazela W u MIN. LupkcDo.
Vi byla pfitlnou, ze Olson pokll.
hil se 0 zayrazdfnf Inekena. pH.
pad tento V eclfm okoli yyyoal
yclkon sensaci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
ZEMNl LAVINA IA.
S A HI A o so Nj
WAX v COLORADO
Dva ieleznitni ziizcnci
byli phi nestesti tom
usmfceni.

Osohni ylak Denver Il Rio
Grandc Splezniep fisl0 | sitosluial
~ nedaleko De l.eane, t'oln,
nedcli, dnc IT,, zdli4 klyz AAu1en
byl 2enni lnynou. Sirojyedpuci "A
topic ylukn byli nsmrreni n Rus.
sell lIaper Dayton, o., by y62nd
pornnen, luroslroj, tender Mya.
2adlnye p0sioyni yozy u dya iint
yozy W yykoleinily Posioyni
klerk, expressni posIidck nako.
lik ccsluiieich. hyIo porondno, aIe
zddnf y neh ydanc.
lismrccni bylii George Harden.
burg, siroivedouci. II Charles
Schwendenmon, topic, obo y Grand
Junction, Colo, Ilogcr dopraycn
byl do nemoenice v Grand Jnncii.
on, kde ldkoti prohldsili, h. nppo-
ebybne sy3m zrnnfnim podIchnp.
II nesitsli doslo II Niger Hill,
ycllt6 hory Il poyreboyfni olejo.
yfmi jomomI, aSi dtyficel dye mi.
le nn vSchod od Grand Junction
sc nal6zujici Il sesouvdni phdy
doslo We ehyiIi, kdy Wink kraji.
nou iouto projiSdtl, nekolik sci
fun knmcnd n hliny j. nahroma.
.leno M lrallch.
l1fcdniei SeIcaui9nf probIasnji,
le II odsiru6oydnim kameue n hi.
ny bnde 2opodaio lined, ale ~
'nnze pr6ce IN lryati eclS i}dcn,
lojde.li jcAlt k dalsimu scsonyd
NJ pddy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
ITALSKE DtLN|CTvO ROzHODLO
Sc vzDATI PROzATlM OMYSLU
0 zRlzENl SOvtTSKE vLADY
ialie neni pro tax radka lni pievrat pripravena a
zrizeni sovetske vlady znamenalo by
katastrofu pro zemi.

bt y2ruseni bylo inkoyG, 2p nikte.
ri y dciegdi1 muscli lakroriii "a
ncirhzndii, aby pfedesli bhkdm.
zyIdsle kdyz delepdt Gcnnori uH
pndl osifc Daraponn Il ddlnickon
konfederaci, prohlhsiy, H. orguni.
sace tato pokousi se zniditi fizcni
socialistickf strany.
Gennari tyrdil. H. jcnom ySkon.
|n{ v(bor socialistick6 strany mi
prayo ytst hnuti kovopracoynikn
na zdkladf 2dsad, potgrzcnFch po.
slednim konercsem treii interim.
ciondly komutlsmti, uichz jednd
Sc o diktainfe proletari6tn pro.
klamaci soy6tskt rcpnbIiky.
Poslanec Daragona na 10 pro.
hIAsil. IL d6lnicka konfederacc je
toho n1hledn, " "soyetsk% system
nemtlze bSti zfizon Y Italii. WldsG
v dobt pfitomnd, kdy by znamenal
hIad u zkdN1." " Stroke yrstyy iiaI.
sktho lldn, die jeho nhhledu. np.
Sou pfipraveny pro t0koy@ roy
hodn$ pokns, Prohldsil pax, H. pfi.
jeff resolllce konfederaee dtlniekf
znamcnh pfijeii aktuiIlo progra
mu, pozyolnfho sicc. avsak IN to
jist6ho, prost6ho n6silnfeh oifesh
Vysledek hlosovdni. kterfm Da-
fngonovu rcsoltce pFiiala byn
vclkou yttsinou, print byl buri.
kauem aplansu, ku ktcrfmn nu.
koncc pfipoiila So j oposice Dara.
gona nosen byI na ramenon u na
konec | Genpari n JIM socialiqiitti
opositnici pottasli mn prayici Il.
graiuloyaIi mu k nspecIu Sou.
fasne shromdzd6ni IN ylaui ri.
dFeh prapord zpiynlo proletAfskt.
hymny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

V patek minuIfho tldnc 4.
iodine odpoledni sthtni vgstava
Nebrasky Y Lincoln 1feduf byla
zakonfcna Byla ~ nejzdafiIpjM
u nej6spfbufjM ygsfaya Y historic
sthfn Ial1jeDa byIa v nodtIi, dne
{, Mi felkoyd jeji naysttya PIE,
konala vSechny rekOrdy. Stllnf
yfstayu uaystfvito leto4niIo roku
27OCC4 Iidi oproti 2G2,45s rokn
minnIhho, kdy vi DO III DOLBY do.
eiIeoo bylo rekordn vgsiaypf RI.
da bnde miti lefosuih1 rokn yeIui
sJusng y4ttzek yzbledem h tomn,
~ vsfnpnf zy}a0o bylo y 10 con.
m V miumgeh leteeb IN ~ centi.
Aysak udklad I'M yfsfayn fobofo
roifn bU yybW nezJi na kteronkoli
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
Jack Pickford ne
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Olive 1homasoye

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stnou nahodu u H. Jack Piekford
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