davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

It Is the boast of the dairymen ot Holland that in their country there is a COW to every inhabitant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

Ts.t,s e., slo7s; Rn.aaz. Slc7s, cssse. S11zs - puss seA.r, NSzs. ?. o. D ru9,ae, Ma AA13ana oH Wte whed EQpoen, 17&
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-16

r.o caar CLASSIFIED Al.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-16

Totals .... 800 % 20 d
Khan for Mccmry 600 seventh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25
Watch Grand Fork. Grow
FoR SALE.

E0.ee-dood barn on South Eth 81.
3oe. oo-3-room cottage and barn
which must be moved.
es7seee.00-S-room house with cityt. "a
~ ter on Dell. Ava
s 3.eeo.01-5-room house With city Va
ter ON North 9Th st.
3 t.3k0.e1@6-room cottage 10 North Sth
81. Has city water.
tI1,keo.eo-S-room cottage on North Sth
s s.see.oo-Esv t.seom eott.xs. All nod
ern.s hot water heat, hard
wood floors. full basement Oh
y Cottonwood st.
3 s.So0.eo-Good oil. modern house, hard
wood floors. full basement.
steam heated garage. on 8.
: s.sse.oo-!.!oom. ali modern house
s 4.sso.so-is.resc;mH. = iii neSsrn hons.
/, s,seo:so-s.room. Al modem house.
ment,, on Euclid Ave.
3 $500 .0o-Au modern. 10-foom house.
hardwood full base
ment, garage, lot 76x1lo, on
n. 9Th St.
8 s.ses.ee-!7-room house, al lmodeep but
8 S,3eD. eo-7-room house, al modern bat
hest, with full basement and
80 Hoot lot on C0ttonNooA st.
cellar and city water. on 7th
sl6:oeo.e>-S.room, all modern house and
garage. on Reeves Ave
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25
j. B. streeten
Corporation

q sALE-wE ARE OFFERING
this week a hve-room cottage with.
bath, electric lights; hardwood floors
and good basement. There are twp
good bed rooms. one large front room.
dining room and kitchen, located on
corner lot. The price 10 1850. o0.
Garvtns 4 Palmer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25
FU1gNTTuflE

FARsToNE PIANO, ROCKING CHAIRS
J. dintnt room chairs. extension table. IL
s brar table dressers, iron bed&steAds
sprinks. electric table lamp. Home
Comfort range. rs inch. Round Oak
heatert, kitchen cAbinet,,ss3 Ford touring
bars In good running order, tcoon skin
Marlin % repeating rifle fruit Jars,
q various other :houeeaiold articles.
These are all good frst class goods.
and will be sold at q bargain for quick
sale. Call on Bert Bunel. I'll Univ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

MEAT MARKET FOR sAINLiN
town ~ over aixs hundred Speopl0..S&EasyA
terml stoss right S.paFtyys AddrA1h 4i4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

|. : 4.
!: We H. ~. ~ n BE.rs.i.u.. :
And Properly You .
j, ' g NV, !:
!. s,,se-srrosn Aeu.. p.sot. A. !.
niue. ~ u IT,
: .: 4 SIS. -s4.'..s. ~. u ::
!. sssoe-t-reon eottas.. lone Az !.
. ss1eo-s.reon house and barn. .
!. seward Avenue. -
!. si.eo-s-roon hous.. North tn .
I. sitso-s-room house. 9Th Av.nuss .
!. ii az s.roen house. ss-.s.a AZ .
!: '' s.s,. ss;ss /, ssr s:s.. Rea''n " Il, .
,,see-,-reon house, sorta .eh .
ef9f8faE5F1ratt1L EaNI iedN NhefFNlt ESEAttpF Bss3ES
/. I3SSeo-s-room house. almost new Z
modern house. University z .
. ,s.oe-s-room modern house. n. .
/. srd Street. .
. s4seoorr7-room, modern bit heaA :
J. ss.eo-s;rcem modern house. close /.
VE|Et. Ia tA KIN 9tRAAt relHEN-r5t ~ EEtJN
: s5soo-s-rcom n.odezp house, with .
II ear1ee fer two cars Close u, =
q Chestnut Street. EsT4f !.
: 3s0oo-s-room modern bungalow !
With Garsse. Just one block 81 I
I University Avenue. : .
s4ooo-s-rcom modern house but .
/. $sooo-e-room modern house hut :
/. heat. on walnut Street. and 81
rodp modern house but Heat on I
. properties. for $4,000. :
Many other houses. buildings. .
building lots, and everything. IN :
: city property. Also outside hotels :
i And exchanges. We have or !
!. get what you want. /
: ali times to show property and'sas- I
!. sist in your selection. Phone -. I
!.
/.
j. b. Streeter :
/: Corporation :
/. First Floor. security Bldg. +.
/. E Grand Forks. N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

!, 9 = El9sP cIsllassaorlSSc:sos
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

HENsr1TcHNa, PLATING. mi.
broldefy. Buttons Covered Speciality
shop: 81 South Thirrd &c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

IN ss4Hx6@K NDkUEIIauE Cl3I3l2
sFsss sssiH as5ssssss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

GIRL WANTED FoRscoNFECTIoN.
nNry STORE. Downhaln'1 confectionery
East Grand Forks. MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25

luT or TOWN ORDERS fRoNPfLY
A13ed. Chicago Bakesy. M q sf1 u
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
INTERESTING DIPLOMACY

keen observer long ago discovered
that there are more ways OF killing {
cat than by choking it on cream. Thi.
discovery has proved OF value to world
diplomats, the latest illustration O!
which is furnished in cablegran
from London.
Early in the war England an5
France negotiated joint loan TO-
100000, eco in the United States This
loan natures in October next and viii
be paid on that date because il canno.
be renewed Or extended on fayoralSe
terms. Official. announcement to thi}
effect was made in the British parlis
ment several months ago. Iondol
bankers are past masters in the BUS
ness Of international finance, develop
ed during centuries of practical expert
7nce. French financiars are long since
4ssed the stage of apprenticeship
mt because Of the heavy depreciation
in her exchanges, France finds it in
convenient to furnishd $250,000,0o tc
pay her part OF the loan.
Recently French diplomats made /;
strong protest against the English pro
posaI Of restoring trade relations witt
Soviet Russia. Such restoration would
involve little, if any. economic gail
and might entail financial loss upoi
France while it would mean muc}
commercial gain and no loss to Grea
Britain. How to smother or kill Frencl
opposition was problem.
The diplomatic inanciers of Tor
don have found solution They hav
proposed, according to the cablegran
referred to, that England pay in add
tion to her own share OF the maturin
loan, $150,00O,0O0 of Frances share i
| consideration of the French govern
ment Withdrawing it's objections t
restoration of trade relations with Ru
sia. 1t is reported that France ha
agreed to this proposal and will thu
be called upon to pay only 100000, 90
of her $250O00000 obligation to lAmel
can Investors.
! Thus England will share with he
leighbors across the channel it'll
f the cream which she ?iopes to skin
rom the Russian trade and Frenc
! opposition is painlessly removed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
HOW FRANCE WORKS

There has been quite lot said about
Europe losing the ability to work.
This may be true in a general sense
hut it does not apply to the French
who are engaged in restoring the de-
wasted regions, according to William
Sloane Coffin. WHO has been making
"a survey for the eFderal Council of
Churches. The situation as portrayed
by him will cause astonishment that re
clamation is being accomplished so
rapidly.
l have never seen anybody work as
hard and courageously as the French
people are doing, said Mr.. Coffin.
cannot express the admiration 1 feel
for the work being done on the battle
fields, especially at Lens and Lille
About so per cent of the farm land
over which the battles ragged is now IN
der cultivation and will produce grain
this year. The French have gone over
these fields and taken out the shells
and filed the shell holes and taken
away the barbed wire. They have 140
teams Of Ii men each, with 10 tractors
to each team, that are blowing the
fields. This work Of blowing is then
charged to the peasant, against his
credit for war damages. One thou
sand nine hundred and sixty men are
doing this at the risk of their lives.
Travelling through this territory, ]
could almost imagine was back AT
the front, with the shells exploding
all about and children running for
cover. One farmer told me that he
had struck IA bodies in his small field.
Under this united effort France, in
a years time, will be back on her feet
agriculturally.
This is picture of accomplishment
that demonstrates that the French
have not succumbed to the lethargy
that we have heard so much about II
shows that the nation still has its Vi
gu anu lLOuStA y. II pt Wv lStCo CYL
dence that the German attempt tc des-
troy France agriculturslly as well as
industrially was futile because impo3
sible.
That so per cent of the land over
which battles ragged should 80 soon
produce grain for the sustbnance OF
the living is conslusiye< evidence o.
the possession of 9sarvelous recuper
alive powers by /the French people
We were told that re French were
bled white. Her tremendous contribu
ton to the war is not to be belittled
but the progress made in rehabilitat
ing her land is ample proof tina.
though greatly wearied by her exer
tions. but brief rest was needed to re
store evidence Of vigorous vitality.
Others may have lost the inclina
ton to work but not the peasantry o.
France, her bulwark in time of stress
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them in Brunswick, ard
Good Reason For Il

Wouldn't any woman - happy.
AfCer years II backache suffering.
Days Of - sery nights Of unrest.
The dist IS of urinary troubles.
When le finds freedom?
Many readers win profit by the fol
owing:
: Mrs. J. NJ. Mullins, 112O oglcthorpe
rect Brunswick, says: Il was sub
3ct to attacks of backache and niser-
bic pains in the region Of my kid
neys; in fact, / ached all over and
had headaches. Ny kidneys acted
rregularly, too started using
Doan's Kidney Pills from Roberts
harmacy and they brought relief
Iy back got stronger. my kidneys act
regularly and felt better in every
vf.y."
Price soc at all dealers. Don't silnF-
'y ask for kidney lemedy-go'
)oan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs. Mullins had. Foster-Milburn Co.
frs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

AS much as by anything all ind
liduals the world over are moved by g
iesre to lay something by for rainy
day, more particularly for old age
Irrespective of creed or color or sex.
tbroughSall walks and stations Of life
all men and women, except the con
additionally shiftIess and indolent
ook forward to the day when by yir
he sF tiiTift and hard work they ma
have laid away surplus on which tc
i've at reasonable ease in their de
lining years. This hope, even though
we know that in come cases it is noi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
womAN's FAlrH HELps HUSBAND

II eve my good health to my wife
#ho had faith in a newspaper ad she
saw of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy.
was down 50 badly with stomach and
liver trouble after IS years Of SUI
se1ing and trying every known remedy
hat I had no faith in anything. This
medicine has certainly be3n a God
send to me-
It is simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
rom the intestinal tract and allays
ne inflammation which causes pract3-
ally all stomach, liver and Intestinal
'ilments, including appendicitis. One
tose will convince or money refunded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

to be realized, is one of the most in
spring things in human endeavor.
It Is because this trait in human ma
ture is so general and so much to be
desired that to all citizens it viii come
as encouraging news to learn of the
indictments of four old companies. ten
brokerage houses and fifty-one individ-
uals in the United States district court
presided over by Judge Hand, of New
York. These indictments are the re-
suit OF evidence collected by inspect
ors Of the postofIice department. dur
ing the last six months against dis
honest brokers and individuals who
promised large dividends and quick
profits on oil stocks.
Varied and apDetizing is the litera-
ture sent out by these concerns. Ev-
cry new and old device is made use
of to lure the Spectator on. One oil
company president had himself photo
gI-aphed near the "gusher" of a legiti-
mate oil company and this picture
proved attractive bait. Nor are the
evil effects Of this get-rich-quick bust
ness confined only TO the countless vic
inns whose savings are sunk in such
ventures. The honest broker whip
deals fairly with his client, and in a
measureau business is injured by
these swindlers who create distrust
and suspicion. The interest of the
public demands that exemplary pun
ishment should be inflicted on the per-
Detrators Of these frauds
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICE
Il bills against the

All bills against the
British Steamship "WAH PUNDIT"
must be presenter at our Office in trip
iicata boscGe 10 a. m. this day OF. pay
nent therCf will be debarred.
STRACEAN SHIPPING CO,
Vow. s. 1920. AGENTS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

Key West people with the necessary
amount handy can now quench their
thirst quickly. Flying boats are max
ing it to Havana from Key West in one
hour and twenty minutes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

It was a very thoughtful thing for
President Wilson to tender the war
ship and the Mayf1ower to President
elect Harding. 1t would have been the
graceful thing for the latter to have ac-
cepted the offered courtesy. .si;ts ssss
@s .6gaasAsSSSazs.-
Z e.Iuer March ia. I'll next, as Gov
ernor Cox very truly remarks, it will
be the duty of the Democratic party
to take charge of the anvil chorus.
Let's make it a great, big, noisy one
and let's start on it early and keep
issS>1 late.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

It was unnecessary for Secretary
Tumulty to advise the country that
Woodrow Wilson is no gutter. The
country knows that and so does most
of Europe and Germany in particular
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

Rev. Billy Sunday opens up a six
weeks engagement in Jacksonville
this morning, which will take him
through to the first of Jenuary. We
can see where Jacksonville is to have
j, lively holiday season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

What will the League of Nations
have to say about that little indepen-
dent tripartite agreement, made by
England. France and Italy on the old
thread-bare idea Of their spheres OF
influence in Turkey?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
To Prey emf Influenza

Odds cause Clip and Influenza-LAXA@
TIVE BR0Dl0 llUyNINE Tablets remove
he cause. 'lieEe is only enc "Bromo
Quinine," I. ". GROVE y signature or
oox. SOC.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

Late returns give Oklahoma to Sen
ator Harding by a majority of 10000.
For our part we move to make the
thing unanimous and request Chair
man White to cast the ballot for all of
us.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

We should bear in mind that the
voting of millions of women is natur-
ally bound to make majorities look
more impressive, though we must con
fess that even with the help of the
fair sex, million in single state is
some majority.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

A great many progressive merchants
and business men have very attractive
advertisements in The News this
morning. They indicate progressive
spirit on the part of these merchants
and others and we are asking News
readers to read these advertisement
and then give the advertisers due con
sheraton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

Harding has already begun to re
deem his campaign pledges says q
headliner in the Florida Times Union.
He can only redeem his campaign
pledges, after his induction into Office.
-Four years from today the people vii!
be in position to say whether or not he
has done this.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

Thursday is Armistice day. We note
that there has been no program yet
arranged for it's celebration in Bruins
wick. Would it not be a splendid
thing for the Womans club to take
in charge the matter of properly OBJ
serving the occasion in this city?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

That was splendid statement is
sued by Governor Cox in Columbus
on Friday. 1t rings true and clear and
comes as clarion call from a great
leader to Democrats everywhere to
stand true to the traditions of the faith
ers. There was not sound of despair
in the whole thing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

We very sincerely hope that the
courts viii smash that ring of dope
smugglers now operating in Georgia
and Florida. OF all of the insidiou
crimes this is the most ra., 'ehensibl
and those convicted sht.uid be pun
ished to the fullest extent of the law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07
Official organ of:
City of Brunswick.

City of Brunswick.
Glynn County Commissioners.
United States Court, Southern Dis
trict of Georgia, for ten counties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

1t is ruroored in Atlanta that Cover
nor-eleet Hardwick is to name J
Frank Rhodes, of Athens, as the new
state game warden. 1t would bette
suit the. people of the satte If the Gov
efnor would use his good Office to aboi
ish this Unnecessary ard exDensiY-
oftice. which at best is sinecure ane
a builderaof political machines.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-07

While5 Debs failed ITO win his race
while c9nfinedSin jail, the stunt was
pulled by Fess Whitaker. of Kentucky
Who won a county judgeship, Whit
actually serving sentence i'll tbs
county jail 4 has been a freakisl
year an the political game. figure as
you may.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
TREST SMRTI v ZAPISECH
ARCH1vU TREBON.
SKEHO.

Mnoho Sc toho V tfeboisktm
archivu, pc vandalismu. ktery tn.
dy kracel, nezachovalo. NIeze.
ry jsou velikt, Jsou tu listing
pravni, vselikG kupni a prodejni
smlouvy, listing darovaci, pro.
~poust6ci IL poddanstvi) atd. Pa.
vodem nejstarsi 2 Mich .ic y /.
kvftna 1871 tovsem zachovana
jen Y opise = +. 1898 /; ncjslarsi D.
riginal dan je Y Lomnici. a. led
ma 1917
MeziN listinami nalczame til n
tam akta, tIkajici So zlocinch.
Neni nezajimavo zved6ti, jak kdy-
81 IA d1ynlch casil v Tfcboni sti.
hall II p@okutovali zejmena zlocin-
ce, proviniysi Sc zhafstvim anebo
mordcm Il vGbec 60 trestali smrti
a jakou.
Iapisii samosiatnlcn o hrdcl.
MIN odsouzeni vyskytd Sc Y a..
chivu dcvet. u tech mi: 3 ma
hranici, 2 ma vpleteni do kola,
ma stetf, ! ma sibenici u bez II.
DAM zpfsobu smrti. V jednoid
pfipade byI ortel smrti zm6udu.
Vslmn6me 81, zac odsnzoyalI
tfcbonsti ia hranici Y listin6 "
dnc n. ledna 1888, dane v Tfebo.
nj, ~ pravi, M "purkmistr II rada
mdsta Tfebond, vyncsIi mad kri
stynou Cihlovou, ne vsi Sttpano
va proto, ponfvadz pfcdn6 obni
do hrrce nabraIa a ~ Simonov.
Chlastoyi dodala, ably Il Mafiks
We Sttpanoye zapdlil n dale. Pc.
nevada tthoz Simona kouzly md
mila u k tom0 svcdla, ten ortcl
ably hranici ztrestana II updlens
byla." Original psan j. na pa
pife tesky. Tedy kouaelnt mi
meni", vlastnt ponoukdni k'
zhafstvL Podobnt ! Y drubtn
pfipadt zirestdn branici Thar \
koneeptu 70 dne H. dubna lGOt
stoji, ~ "purkmistr u rada M
sta Tfcbond odsoudili Martins
Urbhnka, " ysi Brzi, poufvada Nj
jest 1nlysInd Uafstyl dopustiI /
ntktcrf sousedy Y BorkoyigcI
vypaIil, ably pro zhhfstvi na bra
oici updlcn byL" Tfcti rozsudcl
ms po obou prynicb dosti pre-
kvapi; ~ srpua 1910 odsuNujc i
Jaknb Baborka, ~ wi strasko
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

.nH iieml M klnsRls alt fmhiFli
irsta l'ilNaila n y hinWlH.f asi
FA si,l Wnfe y ieia Nhiasli II
nut pint HrtliAnt i'fata pfa
nskltluou wsahA male y iarh'e
mistfgh m8nFi miimahifi rrhla
satatt t#tariiame f,elnNia hN
ii nfmhar Naini iiat htrfemu
puiapaii must ieliti aihaiassn
II ma iAa liner na tisl nt na
lcp
lertineA. plan pfa ptrAmnanl
nhWNirseh nrsnhfi. ipt misi vN
ftsiii t04,lt prhipkl na 0Ne,lmti
.%lnsiRnir. ie tisn,la trlue jet
nalnelA Nasrhnie phU,lovdni a
.hnssktin playidla j nreie sehon
nthn ntsii tahn Wnnn TIM To
10 pieantirka nlatillo hNlo by N.
ta3rnn ma mnfp \ stanuln by u
misieeh pol nimif Lnsiinnie spo
tiya pnthrati. npalfcni nhlekilf
pro sestup do velkieh hluhin, by
n hy pnslani dolh oceloyfmi la
NY, opaifcui mi mn koneiel yelk
mi hdky Tyto hdky bElF by po
iaptei |zakleSuuty dn lo'lnieh q.
word pn nainem tohnin pryni
ho kroku, druhf provedru hyl by
pfi odlivn.
Pr odliyu occloyd lara hyIa bs
silnt uiazenn. TAX aby Y dusled
Ken pfilivu dnslo k zyednuli trupu
lodi od dina mofsktho Pfiliv Eve.
ia 90 asi ~ stop y ifehtn mistcch.
Pc t. plavidlo bylo by tazeno ku
pfcdu. Dino mofskt 50 pozvolna
zyedd k pobfeii lrska n trnp lodi
opttn6 ociil by So M dine NOR
skem PAX opakoyalo by 50 to
ttz jake VI velkt hlubinf IN cd.
liyn oerlova lana byla by utazes
ma a pfiliy by op6tnd LODI zyedl.
Znamenalo by 10 wednuti o dial
sich dYanact stop n dalsi krok k
bfehu by ndsledoyal To by bylo
opakovdno TAX dlouho, M LODI do
siala by 50 do melkych yod
Tcnto plan zdd Sc nejslibndi Sim
ae vscch. jcz NJ doposud bvly IA
vrzeny. Budc Size znacne obtia-
ny n nakladnf. aysak IN vdhn tu
pada yelkf poklad, ktcrf tekd m
toho, kdo zvedne Lusitnnii a JEDI
nakl0d n umozni. ably velk6 tato
LODI Mnesena byla zuoyu do M,
mofniho rceistru, kde je j V
ttchto dobdch 2natns potfeba,-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

lasa4 el3ftM Hebt liHNeA ~
lApnast AAAaAl mtsul.n Nhlst
iaNal nealiitAt mnhl i Hls lai.
srh,fht dnsli ,eitAs ,aska
meis.iA srk,fka D. All I'm ilaaha
naiefrna plui NeldtiFtsm III.
pns
Nratslsl mlel ~ masru
vrfma insltm. Al tm dlonht sta.
knsnn seA,rLnu hyla mnino ii
utiakuu prari v,kuuat knlk ipn
rlet melNtdirb Il iintph Npifat
|iHk0Nt mial trh sektfka fanlni.
IA. knlik slfnmh mragila il pfilf
Isala nnpnsud knraili~ht Rmeu
hragilskt rh llaknifh siatil ~ n
Isyt snkyrkami dinritoNtmi NJ
nNsfiiclntm primo dakladrm, 20
mogno kamrmuu sekvrknn nli
lati. ison ohrnmt ehrdmy fahi
fann. RNnnt moral
TNto zbuloeany isuu v uhrom
nteh koralavleh kvddrn. ipmmd
otesanfeb. n ntktrryrl terhto
chrdmceh hegpetue VINE. H. w
stayeny byly ienom pomoci nj
stroin kamemtrh. Ale nemusi
me chodiii nj do Amcriky. Ruku
1879 Y Ddnsku pan Schested dial
81 zbndovati chatu ~ dfeya. pfi
demi pouze kamennfeh uastroin
pouzivauo.
Porazeno hyln mnoho borovic.
iednou sckyrkou dokonce 81 stro.
NH, mailcieh Y prnmtru NJ 20
EN- Phi porazeni stromu II vsak
bezpochyby povtrtivi Tide pomd.
hall ohnem, jak doposud cini di.
vosi. Tito do stromu, kterl chti.
i %poraziti. yydlabou diru, do nj
vlozi ieravdho uhli, toto pax roz.
necuji, az je kmen propeller Ia
menna sekyrka pr6ci dokona. Y
raselinistieh danskfch nalezeny
byly pafezy, ktert nelly patrnd
znameni ohnd a sekn sckyrek.
Dodnes bychom mohli vid6ti u
lekterIeh kulturne zanedban}ch
ndrodi, ae pouzivaii iestt kamcp.
nych sekyrek. Kdyz Pizarro ro-
ku 1881 vtrhl do Peru. bylo ma
10000 vojakh Atahnalpovich o.
zbrojeno XVII, pralty, luky, ka-
mennlmi sekyrkami a dlouhfmi
kopi, iejichz hroty byly bronco
We, stfibrne zlate. Sekyrky dh
stojnikn bylv 70 stfibra ! zlata.
obyteintho muzstva y rttznlch
hornin.