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WOOD HAS VARIED
| CIVIL EXPERIENCE
ADMINISTRATIVE QUALITIES ARE
TESTED AND PROVED IN HAM
pLINo GREAT BUSINESS
PROBLEMS.
BY EDWARD q. CLARK.

From time to time people ask,
what has been the administrative
and business experience o. Leonard
Woodf What has been his experience
with men outside OF the army? What
does be know about conditions In the
INHERENT parts OF the United States
and In our overseas possessions7 Has
ne any thorough knowledge OF foreign
affairs and of our foreign relations?"
The administrative qualities Of
Leopard Wood have been tested and
..prQsec. No American living has been
4 t1kd more thoroughly than he In COM
L,B,ex fields OF constructive civil work,
administrative work OF the highest
order which carried with II the neces-
sity for the exercise OF keen business
acumen.
The republic OF Cuba, built upon
firm democratic foundations, Is a mon
ument to the administrative ability of
Leonard Wood. In the Philippines is
to be found another monument TO his
statesmanship.
Leonard Wood graduated In medl-
cine from Harvard University In 1884
and served for more than a year In
one OF the great hospitals, later 20
take charge of the charity depart
ments In a section of the city of Bos-
ton where the poor lived.
Not long after the completion of
Woods work In Boston he became an
assistant surgeon in the army, coming
Into contact with the western plains
man, the miner the people generally,
and giving much OF his time to the
work OF assisting the Indians and to
n study of the problems of irrigation
and reclamation.
Then for Leonard Wood there came
four years in California. He covered
the state many times In pursuance Of
his duties and extended his field as
occasion required into the states of
the Northwest. Then for two years he
was IA service In the South, having
headquarters In Georgia.
From the South Leonard Wood went
10 the city OF Washington. where his
wark brought him into daily contact
xl{h Grover Cleveland. Then he had
fhe same intimate relations with Will
liam Mckinley and the men OF his
fime.
Then came the Spanish war and the
active campaign In Cuba as the col
onel OF the regiment of rough riders
of which Theodore Roosevelt was the
lieutenant colonel.
AT the close or the Spanish war
Leonard Woods supreme adminlstra-
two duties began. lie was made the
Governor OF the city OF Santiago and
few weeks later OF the entire east
crn half Of Cuba.
Under Wood profteerlng was abol-
ished. Industry was built up, agricul-
tnre rehabIlltated, hospitals organ.
lzed. equipped and maintained. tens
of thousands OF people clothed and
fed--and oil this done In n thorough
huslnessllke manner. 1t was done un-
der tribuIatIons which arose from
the fact that the people were Inn
noyerished to the point Of starva-
,lon and had been dying by thousands
for the lack Of the things which Wood
quickly provided.
Then there came the rehabilitation
~ the municipalities. the establish
ment Of schools the opening Of roads.
the organizing OF government In the
nrotlnces. the readjustment Of taxa
~ and OF the courts, and the work
~ providing for the thousands Of chill
dren made orphans By war or famine.
There was more business and moro
The diamond drill., 1920-01-31
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Marquette Piano Co
will be held at Chicago, Illinois, at the
office OF the company. 2421-2439 Wal
lace Street, Tuesday, January 9th
1920, at 900 o'clock in the afternoon
for the transaction OF such business as
shall properly come before the meet
ing.
BY order OF
G. S. MORSE.
President.
Attest:
4 G. A. SCOTT.
Secretary Treasurer.
The diamond drill., 1920-01-31

S5,77i.63
Approved:
There being no further business on
motion meeting adjourned.
w. ]. Gribble, Clerk.
The diamond drill., 1920-01-31
Old Friends are True Friends

The man, who loves dog and
a pipe, has two staunch friends
that never fail him in good luck or
in bad. They give all and ask
nothing in return. Day by day
they become nearer and dearer to
hirn. The man who has not dog
and a pipe has missed two of the
greatest things this good old world
can give.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-20

NEN YORK N.sht lad fallen over
~ the ranges ~ tuFrs,ri hills which
extend ihrugsh the Palisades Inter
state Park NJ New York aud New i,T.
scy The lakes lying 10 their feet
were sNnlhea with dense mist while
th" tree tops ru' sharply into lnw
masses ~ clouds.
Ten larc" rrampmru's. housing
over s"o hoy scouts. lay buried in
silence.
suddenly NJ midnight wort arW 20
headquarters that uU' lu The great
woods somewhere hoy was lost.
A yuunrstcr ',r'srfum' from 'hc hIr
metropolis has rrayrl from hs own
canr''r" and ro trace 81 him hni rc,u
found
A. GH k'y ~ 'hn word ma come
So rapidly 70 speed Pcs motor cars. with
motor boats rH',nc 'nur way lash.
lich'.rs 'u mn ~ 'hn uurs \, swift.
ly . 'i came. sn from ug' 'hr many
dart'nr1 '.n', '''un hundred odd
boy Sruw's 'ni '..' ~ foot an their
crrlnt uf seeking 'h" lost 'reg..
Hero n .nr direction hundred 'a's
thra,'r1 'nr uas. nl laurel under
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-20
Discovers Way
to Balk IdiOCy

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Marble Hill press., 1920-05-20
klNu Alfonso Vas Fined
for Waking on Grass

Na#rH k.r. As.a. Has
n.cl 'nn ,-sc.as sr na.sr.
.-... ,ar 1r.>, .n faa o.r'..,
DID,, 'lr Nuamr I.'H urmH's
% Hls suite ulu roUwa.I .A,
a.us arr'ss the sry,u.aarI UA,.
v..r Vhs Gurd
To" FIRST lu'.uanur 'hr royal
PARTY had Tint o, had committed
au oNrus" WIS when guardian
approached aud said Your
majesty, walklu. on the grass b.
furnlIIcu mus, nuc you a..
.pr,.ns 'n my Instructions A.
nr,' King Alfonso was ahashrI
then be laughed and paid the
money
Later the mayor ~ 'hc town
calI,-i AZ the palace and apo'
o.1rci 20 he King. hu' his
majesty todd hlm the guardian
had acted properly nod should
B., rewarded for devotion to
duty
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-20
GOLD MEDAL.
%MlEM %.!a1lkn!Qv

TIE -c'ids s,shd.fi remedy "a. tlin.y.
hvs'. bladder ard une seid TROUBLES. IN.
snsmi.s q lie sni ieosN IN use .lnSs
itsa All druggists, thfs. sI..
ts>A f.s IN. ..-s C.h h.A.i =. s..sy -.
ss< sss.ss - l-.st.ti-.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-20
CITY MEN BADLY
NEEDED ON FARMS
Shortage OF Hired Labor Threat.
ems 10 CurtaI Production
OF Food.
MEREDITH MAKES AN APPEAL
Increase of Wages From IS 70 IS PEI
cent Fails 20 Relieve Situation
Total Acreage Undoubtedly
VIII De Reduced.

Washington With a shortage =
hired farm labor. us acute ~ IN i"'N
thr,ulrn'ng iu ruFfail food prniu,i..
uu American farms T. T. Mrr,~ilh
SECRETARY eft agriculture has isrs,,l
M appeal tu city men. college stud. n's
and Others 10 sT-ui their ynH
working nn frms particularly Hr
helpers 100 harvest fields
Reports ,,.ur,I hy the f,slcrul "
parimynt from Us representative
practically every state In the L
show that 'hc supply NJ hlrri f-H
labor ln This country il only ubnu s1
per cent ~ tho normal supply r
pared with approximately - per ?
~ normal supply year ago. I|s
years shortage - almost exact, ''r
same o.. thui ~ 'wn Nrnrs ago uN,#
large numbers u men were Ia mili ~
service,
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-20
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes. q clear skin and . body
full Of youth and health may be
yours II you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS SELL
$500, 900 90 IN HALF YEAR

Every automobile dealer in Lub-
book is crying for cars. "lf we could
only get them we could sell plenty"
| Yet figures we have before US are
startling in view of the fact that
these dealers have thus so been han
dicapped in their sales. Not less than
1890, 100000, according TO the figures
given TO US by the respective deal
ers, has been invested in automobiles
since the first day Of January this
year, through the Lubbock agencies.
What would il have been il all deal
ers had been sufficiently supplied?
From the best source obtainable
we find there has been two hundred
and seventy-fiye cars Of the fifteen
different makes sold in Lubbock by
Lubbock dealers since January lst,
1920. The average price paid for
cars is slightly more than $1,000. The
lowest price is $3.50 and the highest
IS, 300
The various makes Of cars sold
respectively since January and the
approximate price paid for them are
Fords. 500. 76S; Overland, SAB, /;
Chevrolet, S37,l7O; Buick, .S3S.240;
Studebaker. S4.445; Maxwell, 49,
500; Cadillac, 1900; Dodve, $780,
900 Oakland, $1,000: Cleveland.
$4l,21O; Chandler, s27,770; Olds-
mobile. S2i,360. about $4,000 is
allowed for Hudson and Essex sales.
as information was not obtainable at
the time on exact amount, although
these figures are more apt 20 be be
low the real amount than above.)
There were SO Overlands sold; 10
Nash; s Oakland; 26 Cleveland; 10
Chambers; AZ Chevrolets; 20 Bucks;
Is Studebakers; 3s Fords. ? Max
wells: Chalmers; 30 Dodges; and
. Cadillac cars included in the sales
since January These figures includ-
ed touring. sedans, coupets and the
innumerable other names Of types
OF automobiles.
There is not a dealer in Lubbock
who is apparently satisfied with the
cars he receives and none who re-
ceivc enough 10 supply the demand.
With the present outlook for pros
perity over the Southplains who can
tell the amount Of business that win
be done in the next 8 months II these
dealers can get the carsf The Ford
agency has now lao orders for ears
untitled.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
SLIDE HAPPENINGS
or THE PAST WEEK

The farmers are all stlll busy with
their crops. A shower " rain would
be- appreciated.
SIR. Geo. Henderson and family
Mrs j. j Ncttlos and son, Lloyd,
passed through the community the
latter part Of the week enrouto 20
Lubbock
Mr.. b. NJ. Moore and wife spent
Friday with Mr.. Moore's parents.
Mr. and Mrs n, II. Cromer open
ed the doors Of their home on last
Friday evening for an enjoyable
time to the people that like TO dance.
There was large crowd present. A
number Of young people from New
Hope and also from Lakeview and
all spent an enjoyable evening and
reported Mr.. and Mrs. Cromer en-
joyable hostesses.
Mr. Il. 7. Sumner and wife and
Jim Mabry were in town Saturday.
Mr.. +. J. Davis left Saturday for
Amarillo where he went 10 meet his
wife who was returning from a trip
to Pauls Valley. Okla.
Misses Irene and Olga Cromer Wis
tied their brother and family last
week returning home Sunday.
A number Of the young people
from Woodrow were at the store
Sunday
The ball boys practieed last Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Leafy, Eupice and Colby
Depriest, Messrs. White, Sanders and
Benton from New Home were in the
community Sunday.
W. b. Copeland and family at
tended church at Lakeview alst Sun
day
Leona Sumner came home last
SATURDAY from Canyon TO spend a
few days with home folgs.
There was a dance given at Mr.
s. n. Moores last Saturday night
and number Of the young people
attended and all reported an enjoy
able time
Miss Lola Msbry was the guest of
Miss Ruth Moore last Saturday
The second ball nine from Slide
went down ~ New Home last Satur-
day and played the score being Is
70 ls N tsSor Df New Home.
Miss Franees Wilson came in Sat
urday from Estacado where she has
been visiting her grandmother and
other relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. W NJ Chatham and family
VISITED at Wilson from Saturday IN
oil Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Mabry and children mo-
tored 10 town Monday.
Nr. Jim lizard passed through the
community Monday enroute to Lub-
book.
Messrs J. D. Stanford and c. l..
Rieger were in town the first Of the
week on business.
Mr. Pete Caraway is in the COM
munity for few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
DALLAS MAN MAKES APPLIcA-
TiON FOR CHAMBER sEc'f

n. J. Campiche Of the Dallas
Chamber ~ Commerce, war recently
invited hy the committee seeking
a secretary for the Lubbock Cham
her ~ Commonre, % meet with the
directors ~ thls body Tho meeting
was held Monday afternoon hut moth.
ing definite waa done however. M
rampirhe viii receive the onnaIdefa'
ilon ~ the iITccioFaio nefufe 49,
luallF nlnellnf permanent aefIF'
laIf NJ lamnlfhe stated NJ eErel
lanoe a. lhe f|lr9lom "A ne Monday
evening meeting which n effect 49,
that ~ has ~ 84fnIal feaa tean
I|l0ri|F rannn1lai sta IN0 FH1A|HN
|n.laHiIf sai MT - ne Dallas thsH'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNED
UNTIL JULY 26TH

District Court. which was to have
been started IN Lubbock June TN.
has since been postponed until after
the primaries or July 26th. Because
the farms Of the county needed at
tention ut this time n said 10 have
been the reason given by Judge Spen-
Ger In postponing the court.
Jurors who were summoned for
the first week Of court will now be
summoned to appear July 26th. And
the others accordingly.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
sta.s d ohle. cl,y d rolsao.

Cheney a Co. aainF business IN the city
OF Toledo. CoduU and state aforesaid,
OR HuNDnf6 poi.fsRs for ,Ach
and sfely c4aa - = iarIib that tannQi ,.
MEDICINE. FRANZ D CHtNfY.
sworn o. nFfIfe ~ ani autal rlhf1 IN
nr presence. lf.ls en- aaaf ~ December
IN ll.a A " GLEASON.
lNaan Notary fuhlo
l0nIIlIl an1 arIa lhI1uah lN0 NIIN1 ~
Hn Mucous H1Tiarf1 ri ne fIIlan feni
o. testimonials HH
A. u lHHNNf 4 CO. I0l1la u.
H0II a. ~ IIH.IIIIa 'I|
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

II you have the itch. don't scratch
il. II does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply RAlr
LARD'S SNOW LIN1MENT. Rub u
in gently on the affected parts. IL
relieves itching instantly and few
applications removes the cause thus
performing a permanent cure. Sold
By all druggists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Mrs ". - slaton, Mr.. " NJ.
iarkin and Mrs X ~ Haynes and
daughter. Juanita. we're visitors here
last Friday from Tahoka.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

II our scientists succeed in estnb-
fishing communication with Mars We
presume the next step will be 20 IN.
yite few Of the Martians down 10
earth for Sunday dinner.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Friends and acquaintance Of Mrs.
" II. Wilkison will be glad TO learn
Of her improvement which has been
steady since she underwent an opera
ton in the Lubbock Sanitarium the
latter part Of last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

John c. Scudday, Terry county
cattleman and his son were here
Tuesday and Wednesday attending 70
business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

T. {. Greenhill Of Amarillo was
in the city the latter part Of last
week, looking after business matters
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Rev A A. Collins. paaloT II NE
rumharland ffnlhllalIa rharlh ~
innn " uIoanhsli ihe nfli ~ lha
esaA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

rslt ahsal earring 1qsn u Ms
.a1i'e = a. pahl|n 49, : H.I4f''nE
II-l- n ALLI-l
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

her 81 Cammeree recently NJ Can.
p|ohe also o|aIma a. ~ we|l frfs@d
unon lha agricultural phases IrIa.
tive D. The seffsiaIY'I uaIk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
GO MA CLOvEK MA SVETE7 :
JEN PRAvE TO, co
UzIJEl

10 md cloyek mn sy6teY - Jen
praye 10. 90 uzijel - Tax mysli
mnohS mladik, nebo mnohh div
ka u nyn6jsi dobe, POOLE c%hovani
h 1stroje.
Go sc tgfe pochopenl zpfisobll
nzivani v Ivott, jest rlizngch
DRUM d muoho zalczi IN yknse
d tfz ia vvchovc. Pakli jest dit
ko Cd 1tItho mlhdi pccliyt vycho.
vavano II ystfpoyana mn nauka
Hi krasnn, X usIcchtilym zaba'
VAN, XII studin pfirodnimu, X W
az h badanf. toz vzdy nalfza ,
tonic dostatek zhbayy D nernd NJ
kdy dIonha ehvilc, mi nezatouz'
20 dobrodruzstyf Zabavy drsnf
AZ mn hnusf b pocita je splbe n
ztrAty dssu ! XII NSmn neprospf'
chn,
MnoIt6 diyka nebo mladfk my
slf. N, kdyz V mIfm SVEN vein
nss1csstnf " zabay 4 r~adoy6nek
uireho neulije, N wad mDoht
zameskh, Air Y tom W. prhyh W.
lice myli, nebof fakoyf zhbayy y
1Eez{H 4 0Jnrzf. Nez6nechaj1
z6dngch uElechtilT Yen dojm0, I'D
nasfo omrxcloA b spattsf zdrayl
jestl ne jextk horSieh nasitdkh
rAkoyk pocbopfnj Pm nziy5n
xiyots nsjdeme mrzi stsrsfm
iidmi, ktsF hIedajf zAbayn jsn
III ji4ls, psbo V rflzn1eh ~
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n xENSkA HLfDkAE
I v>~<~~ssaAs ~ vNw~A~~a IL


AfeAnoslvch 4 ia nepcelsaii 10
lhnianenustl. ale hnldnli rfNve
rn plis0mnt dohe 4 M slAru isuNl
irAk Nth a unfseli tab D. liCl
li8 slee nie nchavl 4 eAsta isou |
hns M ia oht9 Taei tide skulct
lna nllyAli , mladsieh letesh mnn.
lha, ,ak H. M starn Jim nisehn me-
nsialo.
kdo ail y mladi Sists a ull,et
lns iivot, v staff s,am protisa
blaht sepominky ma mlada l'ta.
kahA ~ iimi n hrloslt s,pravu.
Iir potomknm sym historic ssShu
sivota.
kdo i mladi al dive, presto.
phsnika, k,lo hytil a utisal do ~.
Ita. ten skutetnt v start SVEN Sii'
lliynt \ obave, sr kasdS tir M
icho lieich uaslcdky minultho ie
no livoia.
Af nikdo ncmysli, kc cas- yyhla
di pfcstupky Y tivoie nasem. M
opak, takovt hlodali mas JAKE
gerry We dine | v noel
pr0to. kdo chec We start sven
spokojeuy Sivot traviti, hlcf
mladi ziti sivot uaiteeny a tisis
Ihlcd konati dobro, jak pro svol
rodinu, TAX ttk | pro iint, tfcba
tim sam trpel, M koncc svth'
Ixiti budes odmenen tim vadomin
les konal svoji povinnost 90 clo
lv6k ...
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

lil 50 nSiSa ink solby
|dopadly Jest ydm sna'l znamo'
IHapasil kupital : praei ncbo.li a..
|rinlismcm a soriolismpN te2 zNl'
tell, kagds ltluik necht prn
|euie rnkunm npho duchntn. ciii, ~
starry rad ic ucudrlit ins . 70 mtl.
NJ pfijii socialisact rr6myslu y
Indy u lid W. NJ mupehd mdbSti
drohry, kiert pedaii 81 sioli DO.
hdth, ncbof pnkli pracnii, chez
miii t61 y prdce zisk a nc jake do
sud par jednoilive0 .ff.,p. Isl
A nyni RUNE ccny M1ia dtlnl
ku pred vdlkou NJ , kogtns den
ns. nyni II nj 10 kprun, Saiy
lpfcd yalknu 30 koruu, nyni pax
1000 M l,JO0i boty pred yhlkolI
~ "a II korun, nyni $50 ~ 5mI
knrnni dflnirka modra kosile
pied y6lkou 2 koruny, nyni ln
korun spodky pred val. Loo
nyni 10 NJ 80 korum Maso ycpfo'
VI. | ky, II lI20, uyni ~ korun
s6dln | ky, X Lao, nyni ~ M u
kdrun. l'hlt | me- go M 40 ha
t a
lffd nyni 20 ~ - koruu q TAI
10 ide stale, pnki by delnik, mel
dfeduik chiel 2iti iako pred val
kon. muscl by vydelat dcnnt ne
limtna PIT SCI korun
Ropublikn ltzce hpasi, nle lid
jcn5 VI il dobyl, bude il haiti d
! poAlcdniho drclu prot knzdfml
n lid stoIi ~ Verne pfi taiiekoy
/ Masarykoyi, jtna pryni Y rizin
i zyrdl prnpor odboie prot reakr
n lldinne sc ppatayif N naAc 4
| sVobozcnf
I DoufAm, III yam toto 1niim STA
: cil jsou to holh faktn u praydiyf
/ Idar nasi lcskosloycnskf Rppul
,Mlicr af zije ms taiieek Mast
ryk. T1 | W, ktefi jste IN hri
nieemi, bojuitc stale = mans. ~
/. bot jestd mas zde fpka TEX
!. zkonsku Diky yam yfem, ccclt
u slovaci, N We, 70 jsic pro nas "
i, Ikonali. No zdar'
Josef Ieinan
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KMOTR MATEJ.
Ndrodpi pobadka od I,olen$
Nhmcovf.

Ndrodui pohadka od Bolen$
NhmcovG.
Kmotr Mate- scl nay6iivit Imo.
fra Jiru Ncdaleko stutku potkaI
kmoiroya cblapcc "co dfl1 N.
II, JozifkuY' pa ac no. Pm
Va ctttl jisti, a1e kdy1 yhs vide
IN hum0y, ystal q peclal iidla BIZ
odpovDddl praydomlnyo}
Iocb. "a proc lak r. I'M
tata poyidal, n byste nam m0ohf
Anidl, u mama 10 mnlscla M Afoll
ysccko nspboyat ~ kan II
schoypla. Jolifkng" "IItst
dala ia picku, k}tu ua kam,a
klobasy ~ zolim d. fropby, bueh
fy IN misufk d diva dzbhty piyf
pod layiei"
kmofr W. neptal Vice, usmAI II
b y pkamzenf yhsel pfes ptdt dd
II kc kmofroYi
"Poudrav N Bdhp' Wild Ii,
kmotr Jim AAlc " pix jsi NJ
.pfikei h chulku dive. mohl jFi
Mani jist, pr5s1 dpes n6m ID II
|dls ME nezbvIu i Tlu byeh1m 4,
Inef1i
"Hfmohl jeom, milY kmNficku
pfijit pfihodiIo W mi NJ
nfco neocek5yanibo.
IA 70. poyldej
aHabU jArm II bsd8 b fen ha1
md hlayp fak Vetikon, jako ii
|t9ta, ~ mite IN kamnech Dust,
Ibyl jakD NJ busa, IN IN ~ pfeer
maHtfko mfl, jsko ~ bnehty
IeO json ~ mjsujku dInutf paI
jakp NJ kfob4sy. M WI WI
6ppf ~ WI Y trouble krye III
70 piya v tteh dvop tzbh
mech, ~ fomto pod layiei etojf J
Dobfe N Nstfj yyyedI KNIT
lJlrs W. M bgou peboatinnosf N
|AydtL zena muefla i'm i ytf ii
pm post6vt i Gtn fepry Aosf
'bA4fsvalj
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.lak 4 dcnnich zprav a llnych
zdroin ~ dottlamc, Aena poeina
byti vice meme zajimayou Y orga.
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prdve y odbyysi Sc narodni re-
publikanske konvenei Y Chicago,
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byla cestnou misrepresentation
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koIu dostala v pine mife,
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vyznam zeny V politice narodnI
ssech stran n zylaste yclikych Il
stanou SC faktorem, y nlmll bud'
nutno poeitati. Rozsafne zen,
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va politice, ably bylo zascto STINT
ocisty. ktcre pfinesou stranam I
obecnemu lidu kSzcnon reformn
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ma ocistu Il moralni WYNN nhfo
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to odchoyou politicka b%udoucnos
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