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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
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| Miss Hilda Schrunk, Of Danbury
spent Monday at the Walter Otto home
| Misses Anna and Irene Mcguire an6
brothers and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bar
ltels and family spent Sunday at the
John ILL home. ,.s..-
Miss Margaret Collins spent the week
end shopping and visiting relatives In
Sioux City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Quandt
on February 18th, a son.
Fred Dorale and Carl Wilkins spent
! Sunday at the Albert Sells home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schoenfeldt, OF
,Denison, are spending a few days at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. John
Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto and family
spent Sunday at the home OF the for
mar's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Otto. " Z
Mrs. Louis Otto spent Tuesday at the
Walter Otto home.
Albert Dorale spent Sunday at the
Peter Bruhn home near Mapleton.
A large number of friends gathered
at the II. e. Dorale home Saturday eve
ming to help Mrs. Dorale celebrate her
birthday. After social evening re
freshments We're served and the guests
departed, wishing her many happy re
turns of the day. =
Monday being March LIST a large
number Of people were moving, making
numerous changes in the township
John Else Is moving to Mapleton while
Henry Droegmiller. moves to the farm
vacated by Mr.. Else Albert Schneider
comes to the Max Truelsen farm, Mr.
Truelsen moving to farm nearer Ma
pletOn. Otto Claussen is moving to the
Ernest Blenger farm, while Herman
Kock, of Charter Oak, is moving to the
farm vacated by Mr.. Claussen and VIM
Hess is moving to the Peter Hairs farm
Mr.. Hars moving to Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Dorale and daugh
ters, Esther and Lula, spent Sunday al
the John Christensen home. ~ ,s
Clarence Otto and Miss Hilda Schrunk
Of Danbury, spent Sunday at the home
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Otto. ~ sts. {
/, Miss Nilmah Baker returned to her
school duties in Danbury Monday after
an absence Of three weeks on account
of Illness. Saz ~ H5@tSfs15ttsSt! ST.
q Jas. Murphy and Walter Lii spent
Sunday with their friend, Richard Do;
rale. .|S
II Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Scott and Mrs. John
Scott spent Sunday at the: Walter Otto
home. w ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bartels and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kroll and family
spent Saturday evening at the Gus
Knoll home.
Mrs, Will Kroll spent Thursday at
the Louis Otto home.
Miss Leona Knop spent Sunday with
her friend, Frieda Truelsen. 81
Walter and Henry Otto and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Harteleben and family
spent Sunday at the VIM. Harteleben
home.
N win Hubel spent the week end with
his folks in Ricketts,, returning to his
school duties in district No Monday
morning.
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DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean. sweet
and fresh inside, end
are seldom III.

If you are accustomed to wake up
with a. coated tongue, foul breath or a
dull, dizzy headache; or, If your meals
sour and turn into gas and acids, you
have a real surprise awaiting you.
Tomorrow morning, Immediately up
on arising, drink a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos-
phate in it. This is intended to first
neutralize and then wash out of your
stomach, liver, kidneys and thirty feet
of intestines all the indigestible waste,
poisons, sour bile and toxins, thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal.
Those subject to sick headaches.
backache, bilious attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach trouble, are
urged to get quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
and begin enjoying this morning inside
bath. 1t is said that men and women
who try this become enthusiastic and
keep it up daily.
Just as hot water and soap cleanse,
purify and freshen the skin, so hot wa
ter and a teaspoonful Of limestone phos-
phate act on the stomach. liver, kidneys
and bowels. Limestone phosphate is an
inexpensive white powder and almost
tasteless. L.
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!, GOODRICH E,t',l ITEMS


II Lucy Flint, Of Denison,, Visited, at the
home Of her nncle, Lyman Morris, over
itllght Thursday.
LA. D. Whey. was. a enenison visitor
Friday. - g. "a
HerrnAns Raxhj in Defas0n this
Week. Gslx # tHlHf hill my E!ttsat
2aaAo. rBean1an ~ III llass.. ss3tang- hive:
,beSM aSsisting VIM. Soenksen get NOV
Paul yJohannsen moved .SpturdaX on
to his father-in-law's pla4eEweM of
Desifeoll. IL A...p
Gtasl Jensen moved Saturday to Den
HisOst and Fred christensen moved onto
the .Je1isen farm which he has rented
tfor The coming year. ...s
4 A. d. Whey assisted Chas. JenAeh
in knowing Saturday. NE sHs
Grandma Williams spent a few days
the fore part Of the week with Mise
Lovicie Morris.
The friends of Chas. Jensen and fam
lily took refreshments and went to their
home to give them farewell party on
Tuesday evening. A fine time was had.
the evening being spent in games and
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Louis Rickers is the owner OF a Ford
car which he purchased in Denison on N
Mrs. Tom Dixon returned from Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. Vernon
Nelson, at the Carroll hospital Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell and
Mrs. Lew Kerrigan and children visited
at the VIM. LAWYER home Monday af'
ternoon.
Miss Anna Segebarth returned to
vail MONDAY after a visit with her sis.
ter, Mrs. John Book, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Dettbarn visited
Wednesday with the laters parents.
Those who were passengers to DEM
son from here Tuesday were Mrs
Charles O'Donnell and daughter Alice
Mrs. Len Kerrigan, Charles Johnston
Fred Rickers and son, Louis, and Tom
Dixon. T..
John Kock passed another milestone
on Friday, February 9th.
Denison Friday. = ..., z
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rickers and son,
Quentin, Mrs. and, Mrs. George a}A0ek
were passengers to Omaha Saturday
at which place they viii visit sevelS
days with relatives and friends. $50
j. f. Dreessen marketed a. large
bunch of hogs to West Side buyers on
Saturday at 1870 per hundred,
Relatives and friends Of Mrsss Henry
Rock WIN, be glad to hear thafssh
again able to be up and around AGAIN
sretNriinS to her hons tuf4ay. %.
ass III. and Mrs. Fred ackeE9 and
slaughtern and Mrs. and Mn 70. Rick:
eis visited relatives and friends ln
Arcadia Sunday. Nc
M. and Mrs. George Kock and
daughter visited Friday evening at the
MI Nj and Mrs Yrs Charles ii osDfonnell and
family spent Sunday evening at the
John Downey home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Downey will leave for their new home
in Carroll in the near future.
Mr.. Riley, who for the past few
years has been making his home with
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Stecthar. passed
away on Tuesday evening. Funeral
services were held on Friday morning
at 10 a. m. Z.
b Messrs Louis and Raymond Rickers
and Emil Flick spent Sunday at the
Noelk home near Arcadia.
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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Mrs. S. A. Dow received a sad mess
age the first of the week stating that
her sister, Miss Nettie Ernest, had pass.
ed away in Omaha The deceased had
tyecently submitted to- an operation Tor
appendicitis and it was found she was
also suffering with two tun1ors which
is said to have caused her death. Miss
Ernest was well known in Dow City,
having visited here frequently. 1t will
BE srefnemberer that she made her home
with the Dow family number of years
ago and her friends and acquaintances
are very sorry to learn OF her departure
from this earth. Miss Coda Dow and
Mrs. A. w. Wilson went down to Oma;
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ed. Mrs. Bramley received many use
full presents together with the good
wishes for many years Of happiness.
Later on we are going to tell you
through this paper something about a
commercial club and the new school
building. Better subscribe for you
will want to know all about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bramley returned
Saturday from their honey moon trip
in Dakota while there they were the
guests of her sister, Mrs. Thomas, and
family.
Mrs. Chas Butler went to Ida Grove
Tuesday to see her mother, Mrs. j.
Percival, who is not very well.
later. Word has just been received
that Robert Wingrove. living southeast
of town. died suddenly this morning
from complications following flu. Obit-
,uary will appear next week.
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MANILA ITEMS

. =.
Herman Jochimsen was "a Deni
son business visitor Wednesday ofsElas !
week. hit i;'S3i " {Es33.sFst
Mr.. Max Berkemeir, OF Sioux City
visited his parents, Mr.. anda,Mrs. w
Fl Berkemeir, ! Saturday and Sunday.
NIessrsa Anderson and %. sC.- Baker
made a. business trip to yDenisoh Wed
'resday.l 4i:;. ,t-Et75 tiss4%fi8F SpfftEs 43j
Z Tuesday evening the tea chers OF the
MANILA public school gave a shower
at the home of Mr.. and \ Mrs.Wt -.
Hartman in honor of Miss Rebecca.
The evening" was pleasantly spent an
fhemming tea towels, after tWs1lch a. de-
tlicious lunch was served.
The Ladies'. Aid society of the Pres.
byterian church met at the home OF
Mrs. A. +. Barrow, after spending the
afternoon in quilting aadelicions sluncn
was served. III
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Conzeimus en-
joyed a visit the past week from the
latter's sister and husband Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. -Linman. from Armour, =.
D. tiSi@ g ssstf III II
Mr.. Mic gRrok will take possession of
the Manila bakery Marcia 1st.t ~ ttt'ttst,
Miss Mable Baker left Friday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Clint, IN
Minnesota. +tsl,a 4 stt !.
Rev. Lombard, Of Dow city, visited
"a few days the past week, at the home
of Rev. Hills. e S.ih4!A t..t'' ttGSft %3tEs
Mr.. .Cleon Forden visited at the home
of his lbrother,t Mr. Jim F'orden, and
family the past week returning Fr1-
day to his home in Charter Oak. fl,
Miss O'Brian spent the week end
with DIR. Liggett and family.
Guild met at the home of Mrs. a.
Hird Friday afternoon, Al y u -
i. Miss Ruth and Jess Parker, of Car
roll, visited Friday and Saturday with
friends here. q ii tlt3sc, 49, n
i Messrs Warren oConner and Harold
sHaselton, of GIidden, visited friends IN
Manila Sunday. b nm. E,J3i','> ]
Mr.. Henry Jochinsen left Saturday
for5G landreaur s. D:hs
n Mr.. A. F., Barrow left Monday for
South Dakota to look alter shish land
fnterestssiisE ~ eEi ilfelssgi ~ 70, ~ r.
Mr.. Johnnie, Woods left Friday for
Boone, where he has secured a. posi-.
ton, Si.- i -. ~ ~ iiilt!it;.
The Manila high school basket ball
team went to Charter Oak where they
were defeated by a score of rs to 49,
The Bowen NJ Gunniture team, OF
Omaha, played the Manila American
Legion Friday night in the high school
gymnasium Manila was defeated by
q score Of 40 TO IL.
Mrs. McCracken visited relatives in
Manning Friday.
Word !. reachea here the firsts the
week I of Tie arrival Of son ITO Dr.
and Mrs. Shfpman.
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Marshalltow Times: Republican,: Mr.
Wilson checked his aides who would
make an issue Of military training.
And the other Side Of the fence may
thank him for it if they had any idea
Of raising any such issue themselves.
Compulsory military training is not an
issue to win on.
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Frank Hird went to Charter. Oak
Miss, Helga IIeise, Of Harlan, Is as
sisting Mrs Kate Rasmussen IN her
millinery store;l y Il yi IL III VI
Mr. Curttright, Of Harlan, visited
friends irisManilla Friday, saturdaysFall Z
Sunday. III g,4f
Mrs. Glenn Adams visited her par
fents iii Denison Saturday and Sunday.
Gay for Candy Mimi, to visit her par
ents,i Mr.. and Mrs. Bearbowen.
Mr.. FAIRY Barrow visited friends in
Sioux City Sunday. aLat rs
Merle Terurlieger of Defiance, was
up to Manila Visiting friends Sunday.
Is Carl Steers, Of ID efiance;5 was Man
lila. visitor Monday.
The dance given at the Manila opera
houseon February It'll was not large
~ attended but those that were there
report a very enjoyable time.
Earl Steers. Earl sTerurll Ray
louis Merle Terurlleger, Mable New
man, Edna Newman attended the dance
at Manila February 4 7th.
i5sO On Sunday evening, February 22nd,
"a large number gathered at the home
Bernhard Beherend, west Of town, for
a party. Games were played and
muisc was furnished for dancing. At
midnight a light lunch was served. In
an early hour Of the morning all de-
parted for home reporting a very en-
joya bletin1e.
Mr.. land Mrs. Myron Rice are the
proud parents of a 10 pound baby boy,
born February 21st. The mother be-
ing a daughter of Mrs. VIM. Dough.
erty of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boens are the
proud sparents of a baby boy, born
February 70 3fd NJ
Rev. Hts nded the late meeting
at Des Mpanea 1alesdaI and Wednes-
iday. Ii H#sH HI I'll
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la Tuesday to attend the funeral.
John Houston was q Denison visitor
Saturday as was also Vernace Talcott
on Monday. IN 5 lf
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1t will take some good sharp clippers
to trim up the folks who weren't going
to visit the barber till the peace treaty
was ratified, ~, sFa ~. tz5@s.Si3 81 n
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Though the presidential candidates is
sue statements that they are not candi-
dates they stick around close to the tel
ephOne. AZ sg9 d, ssfFs III,
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music. sMr Jensen has fine player
piano and all enjoyed the music and
evening spent with them. We wish
them success in their new home. Ii
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The railroad workers seem to Think
they can get popular sympathy for their
claims by going on strike at q time when
food transports lion by moteF 4 trlicks
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will be stopped by muddy roads.
Many beloved women friends continue
to snroye their fitness. to vote by buy
ing the most filmy and fragile kind of
clothes to do their housework in.
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JACKSON ITEMS

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Holandsko podnikne
pro byvaleho cisaTe
~diplomaticky zapas

IIaag, q. mora. - Holandsko
nezmGnl ami misto residence b.yVa-
leho nemeckeho cisafe bez diplo-
matickeho zapasu. Pc. odevzdanl
noty spojencu, zadajlci, ably byva-
II cfsaf pfestehovan byl do tako-
veho mfsta, kde nemohl by ohro-
zoyati svetovy mir, nebude-li jiz
vydan spojencilm, veslo We ina
most, ze Holandsko Dude tryati ma
pIvodnim prohlaseni. re je $
TO zabraniti jaklmkoliy moznym
intrikam Vilemovym "a pfitomne-
no sravn veci. 10 vykiaia sc ia
ko naznacenf, re holandska vlada
newport byvaleho cisafe do Ia
padnich Indii bez dalsiho tlaku.
Obsah spojenecke noty oznamen
b,yl nejdffve jiskroyon DEEPEST 2
Berlina a hned v komentari case
pisI bylo patrno, re vereJne mi
n6ni Dude podporoyati ~stanovisko
vlady V teto zalezitosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
uvazuji
o problemu Turecka

l.nndyn, ~. unora. - PoslednI
yyvoj v tnreckf sitnaci zatlaeil
pro danl moment do pozadi otaz-
KIN Adriatiku, iak We vefejnCm,
tax ] nfednim zaimu. Vvhrady
ktert Francic a Angle ucinily !
ma miroye p~odminky :
Tureckem, zahrnujic V to pone.
chani Turkam Carihradu, vyyola.
" shiny odpor V parlamentu a pc,
slanci dozaduii Sc syeho hlasu We
vyfiaeni TITO pro Anglii zdvaint
otazky. Vssobecns Sc melo "a 10
re sidlo sultdnoyo pielozeno bndc
do Male Aisle a ointment. Re pc.
nechan Dude v Cafihrad6. vyvo.
lalo zklamani n odpor.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Francie zavadi
pfepychovou dan

Pafiz. %. inora. - Pfepychova
dan, ktcra mela postihnouti hlav-
ne zamozne a vyhnouti Sc chudym,
.je t9zcc pocifovana vsnde. Tato
dan plati Sc takrka re ysech po-
tfeb pro %zarizeni domacnosti, hlav-
ne "a nabytck, tax re je dnes ire
ba nskolik tisic franki ma zafize-
nj domacnosti pro noyomanzcle.
Nabytek pro loznici stoji dnes $50
franki a soubor nabytku pro j.
delm $500 frankd. Rupee tech
to dvou souborii nabytku musi "a
platiti ma danich AT frankI. V
diisledku teto drahoty zafizeni
pro domacnosti a ndsledkem ncdo-
statku vhodnjch bytI jsou snatky
odkladany.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Caillaux popira
styky $ nepfitelem

Pafiz, 90. unora. - Joseph Gail
laux, byvaly francouzsky premier,
ktery postaven byl pred soud ma
obvineni re spiknuti pro ynitfni
bezpecnosti statu, We sve obhajo-
vaci reel prohlasil, re nepracoval
pro blizsi styky s Nemeckem, ny
brz We prospect zasady smiru pro
celou Evropu. tax re niue byti
obvinen 2 posetilosti, nikoliv vsak
Z velearadnych stykS S nepfite-
lem. Phi prvnim v!slechu dota-
byl Cauillaux na ueel sve
cesty do JIM .asincr;ky kcncea
roku 1914 a pocatkem roku 1915
a pri tonic svsdectyi casio Wy
sloveno bylo jmeno Jamcse Minot-
to, zete chicagskeho jatkafe Louis
+. Swifta. Caillaux p~rohlasil, re
Minotto byl jednim 2 cetnych ne
meckych zved6, ktefi byli posla-
nj sledov3ti jeho jednani Y JIM
Amcricc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
|Soud vydal zakaz
odprodeje lod stva

Washington, ID. C., 81. 1nora.-
DoGasny zakaz V zajmn zabraneni
odprodeje triciti byvalych nSmec-
parolodi, nedavno nabidnn-
tych k odprodeji vladni dcprav-
nj namofni radon, byl vydan SUI
dim d~istriktniho svrchovaneho
,oudn. Baileyem. Zadost o tento
aakaz podana byla William Ran
doIph Hearstem. Rada pc t. o.
manila. re zamitne vsechny ma
bidky ma koupi lodi, jez az dosud
ziskala. Soucasne bylo oznameno.
ae kongres Dude pozadan o poskyt-
mutt pravomoci rade, ably lode mo-
hla znovn k odprode.ii nabidnouti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Nemecku ~povolena
dalsi lhIta ku zre-
dukovanf armady

Londyn, 20. fnora - Nsmecku
povolena byla nova koncese v pod
mmkach mfrove smlonvy yersaill-
sk6, pokud tykaji Sc tempo. $ ja-
jeho ~vojcnsk6 sbory mai BY
Ii rcdnkovany. Premier Lloyd
George, jak Sc zjistilo, }uvfdomil
&tahmera, n1mcckGho vyslan-
ce, 70 do 10 dnbna miGsf byti ne
mecka armada zredukovana ma
1000 mnzd a do 10. cervence ma
100 900 mu&6s Pdyodn9 bylo sta
noveno, he n7meckA armada must
bgti zredukovana M 100000 mu-
Id nejpozdSji do 81. bfezna roku
1920. Tsto kopcese se v~ysvetlujc
okolnostf, II .kpojeDe6tfstltnici pfi
zd9l1vipf miroye smIonvy mfIi "a
to- 4 btde rssifikovana drive nez
ye skpteenosti se stale.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Moznost brzkeho
rozfeseni otazky po-
bfezi Adriatiku

Washington, D. G., 90. nnora.-
Stanovisko americkt ylady V otaz-
cc Adriatiku naznaceno bylo jas
ne presidentcm Wilsonep y. Cd
povedi ma notu premierh spojen.
CD. Ocekava Sc, re nota tato po-
vede ku konecne dohode mezi
velmocemi ohledn6 teto svizelne
otazky. Nota presidentova ode
slana byla do Evropy V sobotu.
Nebudc drive uvefejnena, dokud
nebude Sc nalezati v rukou evrop-
premieri. Uvefejneni w.
men1nych not Dude .spocivati pc
te ma jejich %rozhodnutf. Spojene
nemaji zceia zadnych pricin
not techto neuvefejnovati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Strucne zpravy o
udalostech v Omaze
"a posledni tyder

Rome hotel v Omaze byl pro,
dan "a 100000.
V mimlem tydnu bylo We
skinnerovych iatkach zahajeno
.zabiieni hoveziho a vcpfovcho do
.tytka a ovci.
= .Iedna kara, jcz Dude VISTA.
ma omaiske automobilovt W
stav6. We dnech ]. az &. bfezna,
bnde stat pres 81 900.
II. A. Tuckey. omazsky OBJ
ehodnik p0zemky, koupil pred
trent roxy ma Farnam ulici ma
jetck "a $4,000 Il Y minulem q.
dnu je.i prodal IN $4,000.
= Patnact Polakh, kteri do O.
mahy pfijeli pred sedmi roxy,
,ratili Sc v minulem trdnu Sc
~znacmymi lsporami do sye rodni
GENE.
Y Omaze kolnje pov6st, 10
Northern. Burlington u
Northern Pacific zeleznicni spo-
lccnosti budou slouceny V trans
kontinentalnf system.
= Rytffi Kolumbovi mali O.
maze automobilovou strojnickou
skolu. do ktere dalo Sc zapsat pres
100 jinoch1: vyucovdni jest nplne
zdarma poskytovano.
" Omazsti obchodnici pozemky
prohlasnji, ze ceny nemoviteho
majetku V nasem m6ste nekles-
aou pc pristich pet roki.
. Sdruzeni cistitti a barvici O.
We SVEN siezdu V Omazc
pfijmuli heslo - "pficinte Sc, by
yam stare saty postacily.'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
CECHOSLOVACl
re SIBlkE w BRZY
POJE DOMU
Do |. dubna budou pry
vsichni jiz ma ceste
do vlasti.

San Francisco, Cal, u. unora.
F. Prave sem pfijel jeden ? nejyet-
iich armadnich t%ransportd, By III
|nabral uhli na cestu 90 Vladivo-
.stoku, odkud doprayi 1900 cesko-
slovenskych voiakn PanamskJm
priplavem do Terstu. Evakuace
teskoslovenskeho voiska dele Sc
pod vrchnim dozorem americkeho
.generala. kterv druhdy mel ma
starosti dopravn a%merickeho vol.
ska do Francie.
Pravidclna doprava ceskoslo-
venskeho vo.jska do osvobozend
.jeiich vlasti byla jiz vlastne zaha-
jena pred casem. ale dosud neby.
10 takove mnozstvi lodi, ably vetsi
pocet .iich bylo mono odvezti. -
Nyni mali byti poslany do Vladi-
voStoku velke transportni lodi, ia
ko President Grant a America, iez
budou $ TO pfijmouti kolem TO-
900 NUN. Pc pfiie2du ieehto To-
III evakuaee GeskoSlovenskeho vol
ska p6jde rychlym tempem a pra-
vi Sc. ze do |. dnbna vsichni ccsko-
slovensti voiaci re Sibife budou
liz ma ccste do vlasti. Vetsi lodi
poiedou prGplavem Panamskym a
menSi p~riiplavem Suezskym.
Americka vojska. die doslych
zprdv, isou soustfedovana do Via.
divostoku a n9ltere oddly posla-
ny bylv jiz ma Manilu. Vsechno
nasvedtuje tomn, ze odjezd anne
rickeho voiska ~zahajen bnde sou
Gasn6 5 hromadnou evakuacf VOL
ska ceskoslovenskfho, ale n6ktere
menSf oddly americkeho voiska
z~iIstanou We Vladivostoku az do
odjezdu posledniho ceskosloven-
vojaka. Ceskoslovenske vo-
jenske authority spolupracuji s au-
toritami ma tonic die a pravl Sc,
re obema skupinam dostava Sc vse-
stranne pomoci nyneisf sibirske
ylady, ktera v.yslovila Sc proti ja-
kekoIiv intervenci ciziny We vnitf-
Mich zalezitostech Sibire. Ma Sc
"a to. re po odchodu Cechoslova-
XII a Americana Dude vyvinut tlak
ma .japonskou vladu, ably tez ona
odvolala svoje yojska re Sibire.
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t~ureckych ma
cionalista slibpje o.
chranu AmeriSanam

Caiihrad, 81. unora. = Musia-
liza Renal Pasa. vndcc iurcckyeh
nacionalistI v Male ASH. vydnl
|~rozkazy. V nichz sc pravf, 70 vsi-
|chni Americana v tcto oblasti mu-
Isl byti rcspektovdni q chransni,
die depese, ziskane 2 Angora kde
'naltaa Sc pfitomny kapitol Anato-
lie. yelitel sbord naciopalisticksho
hnuti oznaml, ae Americana b.
hem poslednich boid v Marah by
Ii respektoyani a pfipoiuje: ".Isou
vSichni y beapeti, ba j jciich drit.
bez byla z~achranena. PHI nyni To-
|koladu q mali Sc znamenits."
chystal vyntsti re zavodd. Balbis
odsonzcn byl X pokute $25 a Ultra.
tam. TAX re maso pfislo mu ma 50
libra a kazdS musi uznat. re je to
cena ,iiste nekfestanskd.
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Francie uvita pri-
liv turistI z ciziny

Pafiz. 90. mora. FrancouzSka
nlradovna pro turisty, pOdobna one,
jez zfizena jc v Barcelona a v Zc-
neve, Dude brzy otevfena v New
Yorku a Londync, die prohlaseni
p. Borrella, podsekretaie narodni
i~ifadovny pro turisty. Y minu-
lych dnech doslo tn k u%tvofenl Ma
rodni turistieke dfadovny, jejii
cleny stall Sc hlavne hotefiefi, &C.
stovatelske kancelafe a RUNE syn.
dikaty. Francouzsky parliament
pozadan Dude 0 povoleni 10000
900 franki ma zbudovani hotela '
bitevnich pasmech.
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F ederalni vojska
mexicka rozehnala
tlupy banditn

Washington, D. G., 90. dnora.--
Mexicka vladnl vojska rozprasi-
la spojene tlupy bandith v Barra
de Nautla o Paso de Telays pc
usmrceni vice jsk- jednoho sta
cleni tschto rot, die informace, jiz
ziskalo mexicke vyslanectvi. Ne
kolik povstaleckych generali by
10 usmrceno anebo zajato. N6ko.
Xix obchodnikf, kterf byli drzari
pro vykupne, bylo osvobozeno.