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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
~ hTHEi, KICKS ON StiE
.nF MERCHANT NEssti.S


WAeIlISGTON. March 10. Fur
thcr proicsi against sale of merchant.
voGsols by the shipping board was
made by the Midwest -Gulf-At.antic
Foreign Trade and Transportation
Company H. a letter TODAY 10 the
senate commerce committee.
Tho attention oi the senate COM
mittoc WAS called Ia the sale NJ ships
" three 90 five thousand tons Ia
French aud hcirian firms aud the
argument presented that Americans
might bottcr have used them In the
development of trade routes from
South Atlantic. Gulf an! Pnciiie
ports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Missouri Miners
To Join Kansans
In Fighting Bill



KANSAS CITY. Mar I'D a
vrnmpton. president OF the Missouri
dis,rlc TOT the United Mine Workers
~ America. told the Kansas miners.
IN biennial convention here today,
/. hat the Missouri miners would
stand behind them IN any action they
took In opposition To the Kansas In
drttiai court law.
Duncan Mcdonald. president Of
the Illinois Federation Of Labor.
urgcd The miners to enter politlcs
actively and t1 support the labor
party.
The convention voted to put mp
900 in Liberty Bonds for the rc-
lease on bail OF John Hughes. Of
pittshurc Kansas. held IN the coun-
~ iail here In connection with fed
eral deportation proceeding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
REJECTS THREE PROPOSALS
FOR SMALLER FORCE, JONES
AMENDMENT IS VOTEDDOWN
nY rnn AssocIATrp pREss.

WASHINGTON, March lo-Pless Of "lite army"
duee military rejected today by the house. which
approved peace time establishment Of $4,000 enlisted and
officers after rejecting three proposals for smaller
The don though not final reached by three VOTE
leading supporters Of the reorganization bill TO believe that
virtually settled the time program In addition author
ng regular 100000 than provided by the national
defense 1916 the huose also accepted lesson Of the world
by adopting the principle Of permitting the tactical organiza
the be prescribed by the president instead Of by law
Likewise approved Of making separate Of the air SERVICE
chemical warfare service and the finance department but refused
divorce the and the construction services from tho
uarterniaster deparment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Declares Officials
Hinder Enforcement
of Prohibition Act

Ia Associated rr,ss
CHICAGO Mar. 10 Major \ V.
nalrymple. federal prohibition off
cor Tor the central states. today H.
sued statement IN which he d'ti"d
"nrhlic officials" WIN. h" said. nv
their actions hindered the enforce
w,nt of nrf hihilion aud stated ihat
,o orders ever were received from
Washington prohibiting officials
frnr, reiyiur iinu'- '"'ih""' "'rr~'"ff
Reports that there are orders pro-
bibgt'u~ ur f-s'n wHtin" n~"es's ""h
az, varr1nis arr nc' 'rre" snid M
ior nairvmnie We know What
-g,h,s ,.o hav" a"i '"" '"'"ri ~ "'-
for-c the law. helped draft the
nrohbtion enforcement act
''if The district attorney refrsrs 10
prosecute opr e's"s. We viii find
some one who viii"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
II Year Old Boy
Confesses Killing
Father; Burns Body

Rv Associated irias
CHiI.LtC0TllF. ohio. March N.
Following elimination Yesterday
Of h's faiher's body Layton Dcyanit
r. year old son ~ srah Dcyouli, a
farmer. TODAY come scd hp mur'cr-
"a his parent. according to officers.
At the time of n'yault's death
February u. the hoy who first cul'' /
attention g. his fathers hol. 'Vng
In o stall In the barn. aaid his father
had b.cn kicked hy q horse.
Late today no Is said 60 hive con-
fessod no hit his iuthcr three fimes
n The head with q Ratchet
Tho boy. occordns tp the alleged
confession. said hs father aad At
tackled him wit. au opcn knife Tie
is hcmr hold iu the county ii!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Palmer Strong for Lowering Prices
But Not at Expense Of Cutting Wages

tion could not dcn, that tbe time
had come when labor should
have - labor proportion of the
wealth produced b, u In combs-
nation with capital. scttleuens
~ the Labor problem. he con-
tinue,i. was fundamental 60 q
solution of domestic unrest
which foreign agltators have
cultivated ~ their attempts 90
o,crihrow this government and
transplant here the chaotic sit
utiicn existing In Russia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

shipping. il the navy Depart
mcni had acted promptly. he as
sorted the United states would
have had q million instead nf
aoU. 600 soldiers ia France hy
tho time the Germans began the
uri,c on thr western front iu
NIuh. ia1N
nnsinnll, Embarrassed.
f.rlaiuinr that hts recommended
tials WgnN umrs NDfD made after
,nricrcpc,s with the allied naval
the admiral said tho
uuurr of thr department a. Keep
tim pr, prs,N informed ~ to ~ plans
lnt politics WIs a source uf great
to him Instead most
uI hIs information reradlnr hWtti.
ln naval ulln. ho siid. Was obtained
-ecurntailv Whsn advised that fho
c.ngny .vstrm proposed hy the ErIt-
i-h dmifaliy boz pat into immediate
oirr.tion. Ndmiral Sins said. hr
received tahirerIm from Secretary
Usniris siaiine that IN rrrard "a
coutw ! consider that Nmcricll NJ
tfl ,,fscls h1,inr armed guards arc
safer when sailing independently.
Later adcpiI'n of tho convoy s,f'
irW be- said Indicated tho ". dom oi
t's recommendation
uis Polls, Acvrpicd.
Taking M the situation created hv
the ruhmltirr menace. tho admiral
aid iha' IN luur iel1 De- tnli N,
dnp1rtment th' sfforis then helms
mode - curh the u-hont we're moi
sutc, sdinr and the nccrss'tv eEalr
was of sending con,oya. Yachts and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
InrN SHIP ~ NOT
\ ALLOWED TO ENTEi,


ly Associated Prise.
NEWPORT NEWS. ia. Mar. 10.
Whether the German bark Paul.
now nj anchor IN Hampton Roads.
may enter an American port In view
of the fact that peace has not boen
concluded was refused today by the
customs authorities here TO the state
department The bark j. manned
entirely by Germans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

W Aftnchied lf'e.
MACON Ca. Mar 10 George II.
= ong mauas,ug editor 81 the Macon
Tlic-rapb. and one of the most wide
ly known newspavermcn in the south
cast. died tonight of pneumonia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

~ Associated rrr-.
gICuNOND. Va. Mar. To-
I am strong fdr reducing the
price af living. Attorney ,'cn-
riaI Palmer told the chamber ~
conimrre tonight. hut ha,s'
ua hope e doirg " ht u r'''iuc-
tisn uf wages. : sio not want
Veg, r"iurr'l ard 7 do net
think ~ would h. wisr of prop
~ fpr ~ ever to get - lower
I,sb.. VII i'almrr said the ni-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
ACT IS ADOPTED
At END QF HARD
FIGHT l5 To A
rEcIDING NOTE ~ CAST ~ sen
TOR WHO MAklss litRiiiiD
Tl,lP FROM CALIFORNIA
IS THIRTY-F0URTH STATE
Eo, IInui. Leaders and Opponents
Fight IN Eifor ~ Gain Nd'nni'
ngr in NoI Dramatic S'~
.iur oi History

a. hH',in'fd rross
ClIiIiiE~TUN. ". Va. March ~.
--rm West virginia Legislature ra-
illird ihr federal suffrage am"nd-
ncnt late tliis afternoon. Iinhl hc'
tion an the avn rntlnrut WIS taken 10y
the senate ~ adopting the raihica-
tion resolution nf The houSc ~ dele.
mates, ~ IL ~.
III. vote oi Scrator jesse "
Rlorl of Whc, ling, who made ~ h''r-
rird tain fftm california to Charles
ton a. vote an the amendment, was
rffrc,uai IN breaking the dcadiorh
between pro aud anIi.suIiragiS'
torres. senator \. o.. Montgom,rA ~
was not permitted io vote, hi> seat
having hcen declared vacant.
The final vote of the Anthony
amendment was taken In the senate
after one uf the most dramatic ses-
sioas ever witnesses IN either hous'
or the legislature For several hours
suffiaFc leaders ard then opponcl'ls
fough, ~ an effort To gayi u definite
advantage.
tsitiufWS tiuNW'u
AT first occupants ~ the crowded
callarics took more interest IN TIE
Wheeling senator who was regarded
"a considerable sensation by IL
West Virglninns owing TO his import
ance and the end through which ia"
suffrage forces had brought him in
Charleston.
shortly. however interest III ~"
senator was thrown into the back
ground hy issues featuring The con
test. These included the action of
the senate IN declaring vacant the
seat NJ senator \. T. Montgomery.
dcpriyinr him of the vote Nhi-h
would have defeated ratification ana
the taking up and adopting ct the i..-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

NIpIYIuF 10 q VUtaIIuh NY N'IAV'
sentative Kitchen. demncral bf
r0Tr1 rarrr'rr1i. r. ~ r-w'rr'r-rrrrWn
ta.itts of soldiers organizations may
hr c&ic ted to make another request
Tor financial aid from congress.
Major Crutchfield replied:
Nobody can tell Any body OF
men which thinks It can get some
thing out nf the rest of the American
pljlc will try I, get all they can -
soldier relief also camc up IN the
senate whore opponents Of such leg
islation ounumbcrcd those advorat-
ing Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
IIlGtI cot >tlIi
Ia MEET FRIDAY

~ Associated rrcss.
LONDON. March l0-1he mira
meeting Of the coun1l ct the league
Of nations will bclin at Paris on
Friday next. u Is announced. NJ
this meeting the comm scion TO carry
out myr uigltions into Russian at
flirs will %" named.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
FORESEEs PANIC
IF BONUS IS PAID
WITH BOND ISSUE
ItErj BI.iriN LiiDEl, MONDEiL
SHARrIN ATTACKS \ ~.
IllF LEGISLATION
PRICES WOULD INCREASE"
Army Ofliccr Endorses lmcricnn
Legion riin of $50 Per Honth
Tor Length 0f Time
Ia service.

IS .ltiaud i'ir.a.
WASHINGTON. Mar. ia bond
issue 10 pay adjusted compensation
to former service men. Republican
Lead Mondcn. ui Wyoming told
tie house ways ana means commit
toe today would "cngcndor panic
ard hyld prices ballloning Tie OBJ
posed any relief legislation ~ this
timo ~ me eronud that heavy addi-
tmal taxes world hc necessary what
ever pun OF reiicl was adopted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

The ,lfh payment plan uf the
American Legion for $50 for each
month ui service wps endorsed BY
Major \. u Critchficld infantry
school. formerly ui Dayton, Ohlo.
MDn.bcrs uf tnc committee challon-
grd his statement that former sol
tiieis will rot what they want Rep
rraDita,itr Garner democrat of Tex
aa. commented that former soldi-
ors. If thcy continue 10 be wei or-
gani9cd az at PRESENT. will get all
heir demands"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
WEATHER
Humidity DATA

Forecast Thursday fair.
West IeSas Thursday and Fri-
dny partly cloudy 10 cloudy.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-12

Frank w. Shedd Go. E. J. Bennett & Co. E. F. Patton
 Block and Burns Davie Realty Co.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-12

J. s. Griffin
 Herbert s. Prince Go. Healy, Conrad Central Arizona Land Go. Phoenix-Casa Grande Realty
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
Social Column

At their country home Tuesday
csrning. MIR. aud Mrs. I. Ill. Ellis
entertained for their daughter
Miss Francis. After y four CD re
Inner the guests mot.red 10 the
ROLAND Young home where the
evening was spent in dancing.
The guests included Mrs. Roll
Young and the Misses Marie Or
Anna Reynolds. Francis aud Run
Lee Ellis, NJ, ssrs Young. CHR
man. Greenwood. Musser and
Beer.
A leap year theater party con-
posed of Messrs: +. O. Walter.
Dick Davis, William lIggin
bothar. Grover Da,i-, jess
Edwards and several others whose
names could not be learned at
tended the 1920" Bathing Girl
Review given at the Gem theatre
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fox. to-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. +. p.
Poison. were guests at turkey
dinuer Sunday ut the home of Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. White.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
News Notes

John f.. Musser has returned
from Boise. where he has beer
attending Links Business College
f"r the past several weeks.
Rev. s. Honderlch of the fold
Mennonite church announces that
Rev. I. Il Yoder who ls maxim
q tour If the west will preach ca, b
evening until Sunday atthe church
DIN Smith has returnsd from
Boise, where he has been attending
business college.
II. G. Munyon expects to leave
tonight for Los Angeles, Calf.
Emerson Bidwell. a former
resident of Filler has returned
here for time. He has been
living in Buhl during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Mallory
attended the funeral OF Mrs. G
j. Domrose, which took place at
Rock Creek, Sunday.
Emil Johnson, who recently
moved to Pasco, Washington, has
returned and says he is now con
ten to live in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Lee left last
evening for Hood River. Oregon,
where they will make their future
home.
+. w. Moore. father Of Harold
Moore has returned tn his home at
Lark, Utah, fur few weeks stay.
ONei Young expects to lea
this week for Oasis, Utah where
he will ranch the coming year lie
h rs leased large tract belonging
II +. Musser and will farm II
J additi,.n {, bis own ,perty.
Frank Deklotz left two weeks
ago for Iowa, called by the death
II his sister. He vii re main for
several days more before return
ing.
The Filler Woman Bible Class
will meet WITH Mrs Glenn vt the
VIM. Bunce home "Wednesday.
Lesson---Tbe Ministry OF John
the Baptist. Lake 3:l-lo.
The Washington schooI Is 10
have n spelling contest ut their
school house on Frid ~, March IL.
Fortune telling and cuDdy sale
for the Junior Red Cross are ~
Dc the features Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Chef MeAlister,
accompanied by the former,
lister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Deitrick, visited with
friends here the first Of the week
rom their home at Fairfield, Ida.
hcAnster brothers are farming
N a large scale 10 the CAMS
Iralrle country, and u one time
Iwned 1900 acres Of land there.
hey now operate 1900 acres, and
untrol a use-tenth interest In the
0, OO0-scfe irrigation project.
he McAlisters formerly resided
. The Mara district. and are
raduaies of the Filler high school
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-16
NOTICE

The registration book of the town of Cordova will be open at my office, in the Ostrander building Second street, Cordova, every day from a. m ;. Ire registration book will be closed Ut o'clock p. m. Saturday, March q, 1920 K. c. ROBINSON,
 Registrar.
 Fresh Bver-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum -O'Neill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-16
FISHERIES COUNCIL
 TO DIRECT CHARTINC
 PACIFIC COAST BEDS

VANCOUVER, B. C., March 16 (by Associated Press) Formation of an international fisheries council to di- 1ect the charting of the great fishing beds, extending from the Arctic to the Bahamas and from Bering Sea to the fortieth parallel on the Pacific coast, is the aim of the convention here June 3, and of the Canadian Fishers Association.
 Experts from the United States, England, New Foundland and Cana da have been invited to attend.
 The international council, accord ing to present plans, will chart the depth of the fishing beds and accum- \ ulate data on the breeding and migra- tion of fish.
 In addition the convention here will suggest changes in regulations gov erning the catching and marketing of fish with view to enlargement of the Canadian export trade.
 Captain F. w. Wallacel, secretary of the association, said the United States Secretary of Commerce and head of the fisheries bureau will be invited to be present.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-16
NOTICE OF GENERAL MUNICIPAL
 ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on Tues day, April 6, a general municipal cleo tion will be held in the town of Cor of the Town Hall on Second street, in said town
 Polls will open at o'clock a. m.
 Polls will close at o'clock p. m.
 The qualifications of electors for councilman, mayor, town clerk and town treasurer are as fOllOWs:
 He or she shall be a citizen of the United States, 21 years of age or over, who has resided continuously one year next preceding the election in the Territory of Alaska and six months continuously next preceding the election in the town of Cordova, Alaska, and who has registered in ac- cordance with the requirements of Or dinance No. IT of the Town of Cor dova, Alaska, entitled An ordinance for the registration of the legal elec- tors in the town of COrdova, Alaska y The qualifications of voters for mem bers of the school board for Cordova school district shall be do 1OIIoW All duulI0, 11clC eAAhu female, who are citizens of the United States, bona fide residents of the Territory of Alaska for one year or more, and of the Town of Cordova for at least six months immediately preceding the date of election.
 The offices to be filled at said elec- tion are:
 A mayor to serve one year.
 Four councilmen-three to serve for two years, one to serve for one year to fill the unexpired term of Council man Sapiro.
 A town treasurer to serve one year. A town clerk to serve one year.
 A treasurer for the Cordova school district to serve three years.
 K. G. ROBINSON,
 Town Clerk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Nebrascane sc
sesli v Kalifornii

PAM r. Prochaskova, byvala o.
sadnice v Crete, Nebr., nyni by
dlicf Il sve dcery pi. F. P~ecinkove,
Mathauserove, v Pasadena,
Cal, byla mile pfekvapena v me-
deli, dine %. pros, kdy dcera pi.
pozyala ma obed neko-
lik starych zhamych 2 Nebrasky,
nsazenych nyni v Kalifornii, jez
pi. Prochaskova delsi dobu neby-
la videla. Hosty byli Pan a pi.
Chas. Herman, p. a pi. John Her
man. pi. Hefmanova starsl, pi.
Spirkova, pi. Prochaskova a man.
zele Pecinkovi. he Sc spolecnost
starych znamvch dobfe bavila,
netfeba p~odotJkati. PAM Procha-
skoye sc v Kalifornii a zvlast6 v
Pasadena velice libi. Prejeme etc
ne nasi pfitelkyni jake j NAME
l6m Pecinkovym mnoho zdrayi q
st6stf v tonic novem roce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
sPoLKovA zPRAvA.

Vysledek volby novych lfedni
XII v Tslocviene Jednote Soko'
Tyrs pro rok 1920 jest jak nasle.
duje = Starosta, Simon Roknsek
namestek, Josef Lhotak; tajem.
nix, Josef Rizicka; ncetnik, Ka
rel Lacina; pokladnik, Adolf Ka
PEEK; vybor majetku ma 3 roxy
Antonin Brazda; %revisornl vybor
Emil Vogltanc a A. F.. Novak
praporecnik, Josef Kyndl; nacel
nix, Frant. Noyacck podnacelnik
Frant. Vanek; jednatel, Frant
Koenigsmark zabavni vybor, Jar
Dobroyolny, Frant. Svoboda a f
mil Vogltanc; skolni vybor, Jifl
Pitha, Frant. Brodil a Jos. RIzi
'cka; vybor do Mar. Sdruzenf, il
II Pifha q Frant. Kurc; vybor dc
hfbitovniho spolku, Karel Lacina
vzdslavacf vybor, Simon Roki
SEX, Frant. Noyacek a Josef Ri,
Hcka; spravce divadelnf satny
Frant. Svoboda; spolkovy lekafi
DIR. All. Syoboda.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Odhad letosnf 1rody
We statu Nebrasce
cini $561,435,456
DIE statistickych dat jest kuku-
rice ma prvem miste; druhou
plodinou jest psenice.

George A. Williams, spravce
statisticke 1fadovny zemedelske'
no odboru Spojenych StatI, vydal
vyroeni pfehled odhadu, tykajiei
no Sc letosnf nfady v nasem sta
t6. Jednotliva data byla sebrana
prostfednictvim okresnfch asseso-
ri, a vysvita z mich, ze kukufice
Jest hlayni a nejdilezitejsi plodi.
nou v Nebrasce. v celku urodilo
Sc j 1874, 1862, O94 busld ma 1929.
81 akrech v odhadnute Gene
$230,452,617.
Druhe misto zaujima iSenice.
jejiz vynos odhadnut ie ma 8
1881.
Jednotlive plodiny vykazujl v
pfehledu nasledujfcf polozky -
(prvni cfslo enact prdmsrny vs..
nos pc akru, druhe celkovy Cd
had vynosu, tfeti hodnotu V pc
n4zfch):
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

Tyto dry pfiiel do Omahy
kraian pan Josef Houdek 2 Pra.
que, Nebr., ably Sc zde poradil $
lekafem o chorobs, ktera .jej SOU
Ii. Pan Houdek ie pc dobu sve-
no pobytu hostem II sve dcery pa
nj Sedlakove, bydlici ma 10. ul.,
nedaleko Atlas III.
v pondsli meskal v Omazc
chvalne znamy kraian p. Vaclay
Bos. pozemkovy obchQdnik, zijici
|blize Marion, Kans. Pan Bos vra
eel Sc 2 pohfbu sve milovane ma
tky. ktera minu)y tyden zemfc.
la We SVEN domove v Clarkson.--
Vyslovuieme paru Bosovi upfim
non soustrast!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

Koupil majetek

Pan Joe Pivonka, MATTEL hotelu
Praha, koupil We stfedu staveniste
a dfeveny domek, nyni prazdny,
.jenz sousedi s hotelem ma JIM
AstranG ma Il. ulici. Tim preset
majetek ten trvale do ceskych ru-
kou; jest to zajiste %spravne, ne
boz da Sc oeekavati, re ma mlste
tom ocitne Sc pc case nova budo-
va, ktera Dude ozdobou teto casti
mesta, coz 0 majetku tom "a dnes-
Mich pomsrd nelze rici. Bylo by
dobre, kdyby kra.iane mohli uza-
Witt takovych koupi vice; vzdyt
toto pfedmssti zove Sc "Praha",
pod kterymzto jmenem je znamo
Americanim jake "ceska' ctvrt.
Byvala snad kdysi nplne ceska,
ale dnes zbyly zde Cechdm pouze
obchody a cast residence, .hoin6 O.
bytnych budov presto do rukou j.
nonarodovcG, jimz ovsem nemdze-
me upirati prava, ably Sc neusadili
v maietkn, ktery 81 koupili. ale
"a takovych pomerd mohlo by Sc
stati, re by "a kratko omazska
"ceska' ctvrt zistala pouze We
vzpominkach staryeh osadniki,
kteff o teto "Praze' mohou "a
vypravovati, iak .zde "a
"on6ch" dob byvavalo veselo. ia
KY 1mysl pan Pivonka $ novym
majetkem ma, dosud nevime, ale
doufame, Re blizka budoucnost
nas 0 tom poucf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
bolstem ' XIII?
Zkuste Musterole. Nahledn9te,
jak rychle pom&h&.

yetfete zrucn6 Musterole a bolest
pax jak obycejn6 smizf q pffjemny y.
Avujfcf poctit nastoupf mfsto jejf. -
Musterole je cist6 bf6 mazanf vyrab9.
ne . hofcicn6ho oleje. Pouzijtes 80 M
mfsto hofcicnf naplasti. Ned9l& pu.
chyfd.
Mnoho l6kafd a osetfoyatelek upo.
tfcbujfvAdusterole . doporucujf j. svym
pacientdm. Oni YAM . radostf fek.
NOT, jakou 1levu poskytuje pfi bolestI
hrtanu, zapalu ~pr1duSnic, chfipky, ztu.
hl6ho krku, dychavicnosti. srazeni kr.
We, z&palu blan, hostel, bolestem ' XII.
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bech, vyvrtnuti, bolavym svaldm. OF
nobenin4m, omrzlym nohzm, nastuze.
nin3m ma prsou (casto zamezuJe "a.
paiu piic). vzdy spoIehliye. 50c Z eoc
nAdobka. Nemocnicni nAdoba $3.50.
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Nase navSt4w

v pondsli, 20. prosince,
privodu sveho bratra, p. Frank;
|Jandy, zdejsiho dobfe znAmehf
pohrobnika, navst6vou V zayods
nasem poctil mas ma nekolik Okla
mzik1 pan Hubert Janda, mattel
dobfe zaffzeneho obchodu nabyt.
KEN a pohrobnickeho zavodu VI
Weston, Nebr. Pan Janda $ mani
sd9liI, re do Omahy pfijel v "a
imu obchodnim q nakoupeni rdz-
neho zbozf a pc dobu sveho zdc
pobytu byl milym hostem zdejSfch
manzelG Fl. Jandoyych. We West.
on pan Janda jest usidlen po po-
slednfch 10 rokt, "a kterouzto do.
bu svojf pflf a pfi1in7nfm de-
mohl Sc We SVEN tam obchod3 po-
t61itelneho 1spxchn a solidnfm
jedn&nfm xfskal ii vSeobecnou pff
zeh, tax II ! vtsledkem jest male.
zitx uspokojen.
v dterf, 20. proAince, ma ne
kolik okamxikh nkv5txvou do ma
Ieho slyodn zavftal dobrf pffzni-
We nA5ehe yasopisu, pan Jan W.
7, solnfk ~ Prague, Nsb. Pa
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Mia navstsva

v nedeli zayitali do Omahy ma
|kratkou navSteyu novomanzeld
|pan a pf. +. j. Kfcpelkovi q byli
vftanymi hosty V rodine p. Vac.
Burese. PAM Kfepelkova je dee.
rou pi. r. Kfenkove, netefe pana
s. B. Letoyskeho a pf. Mil. Bure-
sove; pan Kfepelka Jest We sluz-
bach Stryce Sauna jake inspector
v odboru dslostfelby a s~trojnfch
pusek. Pdsobistem jeho jest
Springfield, leAcf ma ostrove v
fece Mississippi, mezi Davenport,
Ia, a Moline, I'll. Pan Kfepelka
vratil Sc minuly podzim q Fran
Gle, kde strayil We vojenske sluz-
be rok a devSt mEsici. v dobE te
sh6astnil Sc hlayniho tazenf ame.
ricke armady proti Teutondm a
bojoval Y sedmi velikych bitvAch,
zejmkna u Chateau TERRY d st.
Mihielu q " Argonskem lese, kdc
a poznal nejhorsf hrdzy
Jak namahav6 byla nSkdy
vojenska, vysvita . toho,
Ee oddslenf, XII kteremu byl jme-
novany krajan pfidslen, podflelo
u Y jednom obdobi plnych 3S dnf
bez oddechu d bez vystffdlnf ma
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