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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

| R. F. Wiesthal, Vaukesha. called on
friends in Wauwatosa last Saturday
/ J. NJ skinner spent few DAYS OF
the past week with his family in this
| city.
| The free seeds are coming along. Oh
JOY, what a harvest the mail carriers
viii have.
The Womans Club will meet in their
club rooms at the library building next
| Thursday afternoon.
Wednesday was ground hog day. If
he saw his shadow, look out for six
weeks Of bad weather.
/ The state free employment bureau is
hesieged with demands for farm labor
ers, and can use all men out of work.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church, viii
meet Thursday afternoon, February
1G.
\ Mrs. Dir. VIM Schmidt of Mayville,
Wis, spent few days of the past week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Men
nnger.
], c. Smith, Columbus, Wis, commit.
ted suicide last Friday morning by
jumping under freight train in this
city and was killed instantly.
Dr.. Henry Coleman, Milwaukee, will
preach in the Methodist church Sunday
both morning and evening. Charles
Byron will sing in the evening.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
viii celebrate its Tenth Anniversary
on Monday afternoon, February :. 1t
viii be held at the home of Mrs W. A.
Godfrey.
| The Sunday School teachers and Off
eers of the Congregational church en-
ioyed a Sleigh ride last Monday even
ing. An oyster supper was served at
the home of Mr. aud Mrs :. Kinney
The Inter Sc Club will meet at the
home of the president, Airs. Rex
Nccreet.y next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Ben Lumb viii read paper on
The Causes OF the Civil War"
Mrs. Amelia r. Bardenwerper. quite
welt known in Wauwatosa. died at the
home Of her son in Milwaukee at tie
age of r years Monday. The funeral
was held Thursday. luterment at
Forest rome.
The dedication OF the Wisconsin
monument in the National Park at
Nicl,sburg will talte place May %.
GOV James O. Davidson and large
pagtY of Wisconsin people will attend
the ceremonies.
Mr.. Tbos Tlova-Jopas fo,,ar s,,r,ar.
intendent of schools in yya,,...,t,,e,
will speak in the CONGREGATIONAL
church under the aneniegs of tho ueos
Climb Of the ehurrh on Tb,,rsa,y .ran.
ing, February Il, 1910. His subject is
the commission form Of government
for cities. Everyone is invited.
Willing Workers Jpvapiia Te,,,lo
had election Of officers last Nondav If.
ternoon. The espnerin,endant urs
r. Benov saws The temnIe i oattino CO
large that She will have IN have bal,
so az To talka care ~ ,l,a ot,iIara. -
perIv Anv one WILLING tn ass;,, :, ~.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

The Ladies Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist ehutch win meet
with Miss Lou Pilgrim, on Thursday.
February TO-
Mrs John Anderson was elected vice
president OF the Inter Sc Club at the
last meeting to fill vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Mrs Manhardt.
4 citizens meeting viii be held in
the citv Hall Friday evening to con,
slider public improvements TO be made
dnring the year 1910, All are invited
A wreck on the Milwaukee road at
Elm Grove last Sunday afternoon was
the cause Of running all trains, both
ways Through Wauwatosa Sunday af-
ternoon and Monday, There were a
number o. freight ears piled up,
Joseph Ia Fleur, secretary of the
Milwaukee Typographical Union is a
candidate for alderman-at-large on the
Republican ticket in Milwaukee. doe
/ is straight forward man and has lots
of friends who viii hustle for him at
the polls. He viii without doubt re-
eeiye alarge vote at the primary. We
wish him success
| 4 nuinher of friends Of Mrs. Lees
mother. Mrs Sara Wulfenden, West
Main Street, pleasantly surprised her
last Tuesday, the occasion being her
s5th Birthday Those present were
Two sous. Messrs. c. L. and !. II. Wul
fenden Of Wonewoe, Wis, MIR. and
Mrs. Clinton G. Price, Mr.. and Mrs
SchnsH, Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. schultz
aud Miss Edna Lee of Milwaukee,; Mr..
aud Mrs. Nase, Miss Tennant, Mrs. A.
N. Mc9ill, MIR. and Mrs J. II. Fisher
and son Roy Mas, Scott and Mrs. Cook
Of this city.
/ Every child should be taught to save
money without being ayaricious or mig
gardly We need more thrift. The
average American wage Garner wastes
enough in his youth TO make him com
Portable ia his old age. We should
take i lesson from France in this re-
spect. They know how TO enjoy life
and at the same time work hard and
save money They suffer less from
panica and depressed times than any
other people, because nearly every per-
SON saves something against rainy
/ iday. Tie French schools teach the
children 10 save money, and the most
frsqun - prize given IN schools Is Il
ss.s aaalg book viii. i small sut.1 to
the credit OF the owner.
/ 1t is stnted that thousands OF farmers
will attend the Third Annual Cement
Show. to be held in the Col seum, Chi
cago, February 1926, 1910, This influx
of the farming community to IA show
hitherto attended mostly by mauufac-
turers and contractors, is quite in
keeping with the keen interest the far
mer has shown in the cement and al
lied trade exhibits at the different
State Fairs this fail. The desire for
knowledge will surely be satisfied. as
it is reported that more than three
hundred concerns will be present with
- ''''''
'''N' - "''''e '''0' p"
ment than perhaps any other man to-
day we are Of the opinion that the es-
tifnated attendance will be greatly px-
ceaded Ra4reed r,tas 70 f.lic,.-,, 1.,,o
"sei' O11''i''eo i'"'ii most % tue F"h'
road companies
From the wan tho nana,,s tl,,o,,-l,a,,t
4.,...i
- % f,,'9'" e''S ="
surgehts cause are shouting, 1t might
lead one to believe that there is not
man outside Of their rank ana file. III
:, 1,,,t,4 ,,,,,.lta .e. tr.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04

our Telephone is wauwato.o ice }.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-04
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We Invite All to Seud In Items OF News
Personal or Otherwise.
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SofiCE-W go TO press Thursdays al
1880. All copy must be IN before noon
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

General Engineering
Civil and Electrical
Office IN Bennett block
Prompt attention to an work
r. "A. aoUsH
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

ceremony. A reception was given
al the Phetteplace restaurant immedi-
ately after the ceremony. The church
was most beautifully decorated with
garden flowers entwined IN green.
The archway was completed by a
big bell which hung over the par
ties. Ribbons were suspended from
the door down the aisle where the
bride marched. Mr.. and Mrs. Phet.
teplace will now make their home at
the restaurant for a short time.
The little adopted son Of G. A..
Mann who has been m for some time
died Monday morning. Arthur has
been with the Manns FOR about
year and a half also sister which
he leaves 10 mourn his departure. He
was laid to rest IN the Park View
cemetery.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

For sal0 Good work aud driving
horse nqulro Of tho Moss Meroan.
iiie Company
II yon want coal and want Il quick
call Scott Ind. i66 or 1893
The Creighton Fruit Packing Co.
win Furnish boxes. crates paper and
supplies pack your fruit. lind YOU
The best market. ship your fruit or
pack Il and ship q or consign Il
TO whom sou please or viii buy
your fruli paving you the cash here.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
THE Law STUDENT.
fsy Frarsis s. smith,

A sorward youth inst home irons col
lege.
Where h. vas seeking legal knowi
edge
Anxassss bis wisdom % display
iils father thus addressed one day
Nav father here's an apple see-
Which J design 20 give 10 thee
Bar - thar none thy claim dispute
And 70 dsspoll thee IN a lcsay way
hiring a suit
III give d thee Ia legal way.
A. thns-lo Wit that is 10 say.
] give you "a and singular,
Wilhout epeumbunce. set Or bar.
Ny Interest. title and estate
Whether the same be small or great
~ present right and claim and All
AdfantaEe. whatsoever befail.
THAT apple Ia. for your own use.
Win al is seed. skin. pulp and
juice
Win all advantages and al right.
Miih power 70 sell roast. cut or
bite
With powof 20 eat Or glYe away
At any hour nlghi Or day.
IN monthfuls o. iu single gulp
VITA al Iis seed, skin Juice and
pulp
Anythins Published heretofore
OR hereinafter iesa o. more
OF ans instrument. deeds. or deed
Made IN the paet of 10 succeed.
% what Kind o. nature eouniermand
mK
To abe goairary, Notwithstanding
No mar % cancel this need try
Nov. father hoe Is that for highg4
The puzzled sife scratched hia head.
Then. with a sl9h. be- slowly said
= shink my bright son that the
las
u like a pil kerels head an jaw.
Nos yoa may % the cellar 80
And split wood how is Thar for
low"
From ne Lawyers Above.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
BUY YOUR WINTER
COAL At ONCE

II ysu ws~lA be sure Of supply
Of coal next winter. place your ord
or with us at once. Every indication
points to a higher price for coal
this fan and winter and 10 the add
tisnal fact that coal at any price
will be hard TO get IN large quanti-
ties. We nave the exclusive agency
for the Gum Quealy and Kemmerer
coal. both being Goals Of high
quality and are able to make
during the storage season much
lower rate than is usual It VIII
pay you 10 see us at once and place
your orders with a certainty OF filling
them. While we expect at all times
to make every effort 10 take care
Of our patrons IN the coal line, yet
csndltisns are such that later we
have no assurance that we shall be
able to get coal regularly and In
large quantities. For this reason we
urge our patrons 10 book their erd
ers now for storage coal. delivery Of
which will begin June 18th.
WELLS & MAULE,
Exclusive Agents for Gum Quealy,
and Kemmerer Coal.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
PEOPLES DEMAND FOR
A TARIFF COMMISSION

An appeal has been made 10 con.
Kress 20 enact a Law ereating tar
~ commission al this session. The
appeal comes From the National Tar
ne Commission association similar 10
the one advocated by Mr. TAFT So
argent h the need for tariff com.
mlsalon shat the association has
been urxing aud arranging for a
meeting 81 business men IA Washing
son this seek 70 insist upon is crea
llon.
This association s. non-psriiaan. isl
composed d business men from
~ parts Of ihe country and itE opin
Ions should recelys weighi from con.
Eress. in iis nppcsi the association
says ~ouf Investigations show
that she eeunirs wants tariff aues
lions carefully and scientifically in.
xesslxated ~ an Independent and
Rermaneni beard or commission and
the results q shelF wors presented 10
congress ~ hasls fur iariff legis
iation
The Facts arc clearly ant concise
y stated The people arr tired Of
she political elaptfap Tor campaign
purposes They are disguated in
the exireme with the efforts OF
those political leaders. who claim
that oeiy By listening 10 their tar
~ doctrines and ieavlng is settle.
meat % thsm can the country be
saved from commercial bankruptcy
ioaE ago dlsulaslpnsd. shef have
vome 20 kno~ that the tariff Is 81
natter ~ business only. that the
euis fair and iasg method Of fixing
taFsft duties . through 4 board of
eoaapetent bueiHess mcE that all
the oaiam attached 20 The tariff the
orr has CONS Through ne Imposition
81 excessive dutiVs on those ghmgs
neessnry 70 the welfare o. the mass
IS
The people have made their wishes
known. VIII their political represen
saslves 10 the rational congress- hsedg
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

blne. which gees under the name OF
the Seattle Produce Association This
association although its members de-
ny that d Aes prices. has an iron
clad set Of riiss for an the commits
sion men q town. and Il maintains
a black iis. OF persons 70 whom Il
all not sen Altogether il makes a
noise very much Ike a combine. and
the hotel men want the district at
torney 70 prosecute the Produce As
ISOLATION as such And the hoi pol.
lol politely spoken of 40 the general
public. would Ike 10 zee some steps
taken 70 decrease present prices.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

AS / have moved away from Pay
cite / will sell my residence Groom
house. lot 80 feet frontage, l45 feet
back. Four blocks from depot, terms
20 suit Postoffice box 277, Payette,
Idaho. 29t4
Lost-Calf skin leather pocket or
bill book containing valuable papers.
Finder please return to this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
AND BOX MAKERS
ATTENTION.

To enable all orchardists and box
makefs TO obtain cement coated nails
for their box making this fail we
have ordered a full car load Of nails
direct from the mills to arrive here
in July. '''-
The cement coated nail is the
only nail that viii hold under any
and all conditions. Box makers who
have used them will have no other.
We can save you money on your
nail purchases,
Let us have your orders early
Don't fail to see our samples in
apple boxes and prune crates be-
fore ordering.
Our motto-"The best box for
the least money.
Payette Fruit Packing Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

We have 100 mems hats that re-
tail the world over for $500 and
$3.50 each. The system that we
are gradually working into is special
izing We propose to carry only
one grade Of hats, the one price
hat Of $500 So while these hats
last we win sell them at s1OO and
$50 each. Every hat guaranteed
as represented
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
POINTERS ON IRRIGATION.
FleIea Should % Flooded az little
ae Possible.

As rule Inexperienced irrigators
try % use burrows which are too
louE with tbo Result that the upper
eud Of the Held has too much water
and tno lower eud not enough says
ths Denver Field & BARN
The better plan % 20 have short
mrr0we gather up the waste water
at the end by . lateral aud redistri.
butte g Or carry q of 70 some other
ueid.
FOR cultivated crops the best length
IL from 200 10 500 feet
With burrows OF tblB lougth little
water VIII waste at he lower end Of
the farm and me crops win be more
evenly watefod
Ia lrrlestias beeta. cantaloupes or
any crop that q necessary 10 have
the rows wet uniformly il Is essen
tial 70 have the water applied the
whole length Of tho row as nearly at
the sam time as possible.
u Is q general principle Of lrriga.
lion that che grOnad should be Hood.
"a a. little as possible aud the small
Ia the quantity of water used the
better the resultn that win DO sccur-
"a Il the land ia sufficiently wet.
u the rows are aloddod out with
og buster three or four feet long
.nd about the same size as the fur
.ow ou land that lakos water readily
md is inclined 90 become overwet
.g the upper end OF the row. the /
water wiil run through thc rows In I
Iaif the time required Ia loose, /
augh ditch
By regulating the amount Of water
o that g runs On me furrow only
bout az fast as q soaks into the
oW aiong the whole ltngth very lit-
.e water viii Dc wasted
The yiela of beets has been much
aereased who're ihis method has
cen paeueed The loggius sleds arc
iede 81 ihat two rows are smoothod
at az once
This plan of runnins out abe fur
aWs saves walter prevents the land
rom becoming ogefsoaked and gives
ieher SD DDS Of crops 4,
where q IS desired to apply only
small quantity o. water, as IN grow
8 alfalfa % rows for seed, L Is pos.
ole 10 apply just enough water In
81 WAY 10 nn and develop the seed
"a Prevent starting an ovewrowth /
. hay.
I.ogsing slods can be made from :
K by eight Inch timbcrs. or from
und butts 81 large poles The rum ,
,rs arc usually made throo and al
~ fest long h
saaa a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

shippers 10 Tue Pacific Northwest
are rather between two fires 20 the
fight Of lhs western railroads 70 In
crease their freight rates. move
which the federal government has 20
far been able 20 prevent Tho ran.
roads unable % increase their rates
al once declared ihey would have 10
economic on expenses. and $1,000
men have been laid on some $500
Of these belng on tho Northern Pa
clfle and Great Northern. Most Of
the men iaid on were on new con
alrueilon work which has been
practically suspended The rail-
roads seem 10 be- 10 deadly earnest
they insist chat while expenses have
been mounting year by year. labor
going up maleFlal going np. fuel
going np. rates have not been IN
creased. and AZ result the margin
between receipts and expenditures
has dwlndlod untl It Is hardly pereef'
tble Hence the suspension Of new
work until rates can be- increased
Business men ln the Northwest are
not yet willing % .coneede the high
~ rates. yet they hate 10 soc a
er.mp pat into general prosperity by
the sioppine Of railroad construction.
Tho quicker tho rate question Is set
lied. the better q win be for business
conditions
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

seassle i 90 the thF0es of anoth9f
effort 20 solve the problem Of O..
eFeasing tbs coat Of living After due
investigation d has been discovered
that the price of vegetables. fruit
and dairy products. everything IN
fact that passes through the hands u
the commission merchants. Il about
fifty per cent higher here than ia
Tacoma or other cities similarly stu
40 The local association Of hotel
keepers had laid the blame az the
door Of the Commission Mems Com
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23

II you want Scott call Ind 166 or
199B.
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-27
&c Zpravy ze St. Paul. %

= F. B. Kellogg, pravni zastup-
ce vlady zalobe proti Standard
Oil spolecnosti, mel V nedeli vecer
rec V Peoples kostele, niz pouka-
zoval ma nebezpeci, jez zemi nasi
hrozi cd obrovskych monopold a
trustd. la pfiklad uvadel dejiny
starovekeho Rima, Spanelska, Fran
Gle a jinych zemi, nichz mocne vii
Wy penezni dplne lid opanovaly. De-
jiny vsech narodd uci, ze soustfedo-
vani bohatstvi vede k pfepychu a
hrabivosti a beda narodu, jenz poci-
til zl6 toho nasledky. Recnik pouka-
zoval na to, ze veliky pokrok nasi
zeme jest vysledkem vzajemne sna-
zivosti kazdeho jednotlivce. z feme-
slnikG stall Sc p6vodci velkych prG-
myslovych podnikd. z farmerskJch
hoch6 stall Sc stavitele drah a z
klerkd dspesni. obchodn1ci a financ-
n1ci. Mali zeme tato nadale pokra-
covati a blahodejne ovoce obcandm
svym pfinaseti, must vlada ohraditi
Sc proti velkym peneznim kombina-
cfm jichz smer cell k zamezen1 vol
ne souteze a vykofisteni pfirodniho
bohatstvi zeme. Soustfedovanim Sc
bohatstvi vznika marnotratnost a
pfepych, jez konci prostopasnosti a
telesnou a moralni degeneraci lidu.
Kellogg ma zalusk po dfadu senato-
ra SpojenJch Statd a soudi Sc, ze ne
delhi rec Peoples kostele byla
prvnim aktem tom smeru.
V North st. Paul vloupali Sc
lupici do tTetice behem roku do tam
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-27

pitki (toastmaster) byl p. Maiden,
sportovni feditel Pioneer Press a
Dispatch, jenz nevyrovnatelnym
svym humorem udrzoval pfitomn6 v
nejlepsim rozmaru. Zvlastniho uzna-
nj vydobyl 81 tez mas cesky kapelnik
pan Jan Tesaf, jenz zjednan byl k
fizeni hubby pfi banketu. St. Paul
stfeleckJ klub cita ma dve ste clend,
vesmes znamJch obchodnikG a milov-
Mkt Loveny.
- Ma ucineny dotaz bylo ma
mi sdeleno, ze znama metropolitan
operni spoleenost V New Yorku bu-
de zde zcela jiste provozovati Pro-
danou nevestu Cd Smetany. Jak Sc
udava zapocne jmenovana spolec-
most davati zde pfedstaveni pocat-
KEN jarni sezony, pocinaje 21. dub
ma. S Metropolitan spolecnosti pfi-
jela by tez slavna nase krajanka 81.
Emma DestinnOva.
- Udava Sc, ze pres pet tisic pfi-
hlasek doslo jiz zivotopis zesnule-
no guvern6ra John A. Johnsona,
jenz vyjde tisl1em as polovici me-
sice 1nora. Vynikajicl jeden ctitel
Johnsona objednal celkem 102 vyti-
ski, jez hodla dodati do skolnich di-
striktG severni casti statu.
- Frank c. Novotny, MATTEL BIZ
cykloveho obchodu ma Market a 3.
|ul. roznemohl Sc t6zce ma zapal plic
a pc kratk6 nemoci podlehl. Po-
hfeb jeho odbyval Sc sobotu do
mu els. 3OS Baker ul ma hTbito1
Oakland. Zesnuly narodil Sc pred
"a roxy st. Paul Byl synem Jos
Novotneho, jenz pred ctyfmi roxy by]
nahodou zajet drahou. Pfedcasn6 je-
no smrti zeli manzelka a tfi male
ditky. Dale zanechava matku, diva
bratry a vice pfatel. Zesnuly by]
fadnym muzem a nalezel ku fadu
Czech els. - CSPS. a spolku AOUW
= Pfipravte Sc ma Sibfinky, po.
radane T. j. Sokol sobotu vecel
80. 1edna SIM CSPS. Bude to po.
slednl pfllezitost k pobavenl Sc Y
letosnim masopust6.
= DR.. Chas. L. Greene, Tedite]
lekafskeho odboru ma statnl univer-
site, navrhuje, ably mesta St. Pau
a Minneapolis spolecn6 vystav6ls
velkou nemocnici, jez byla by zee
la beznabozenskou a neodvislou O.
hledu politickem jez necinila by
zadneho rozdilu mezi chudasem &
bohacem. Navrhovana nemocnice by
la by die vzoru John Hopkins ne
mocnice Baltimore a zvlastn1 20.
zornost byla by venovana chuds
tfide lidu.
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-27

LII PooCy q O1ouPlAA PohIouAu " PoO
ma hotovosti a $40 V kolkach.
- Geo. Alum, podomni prodavac
masa, byl odsouzen soudcem Hanf-
tenn k pokute $50, anebo na 80 dni
do robotarny ma obvineni, ze pfi pro-
deli casti dobytcete Richardu Mitch
ellovi V els. $40 Charles ul. osidil
tohoto % liber na vaze. Novy to
doE1lad, ze kazdy lepe pochodi, obra-
till Sc We vsem ma zname a solidni
obchodniky.
= Mayor mesta D. W. Lawler
pravl, ze otazku, tykajlci Sc jeho
znovu uchazeni "a mayora mesta,
ponecha lidu. V otevrenem listu k
lidu pravi, ze pred dvema roxy byl
zvolen v6tsinou 1000 hlasG ze "a
vazly dane volicstvu pred jeho vol
bou dosly spln6n1. V ohledu tom po-
ukazal, ze zavazal Sc, ably byl zvysen
odhad osobniho nemoviteho majetku
a k tomu doslo poslednim odhadem,
jenz zvysil odhad osobniho majetku
II milioni dolari a ma novy od-
had nemoviteho majetku bylo NEST
skou radou povoleno $4,000. Dale
docilil pensi pro ucitele ma vefejnych
skolach, donutil plynarni spolecnost
k dodavan1 lepsiho plynu, zakrocil
ku provadeni ustanoveni mestskeho
charteru, a dale vede boj zadouci
reformu m6stskem zdravotnim od-
boru zasazuje Sc snizen1 sazeb
telefonnich spolecnosti, kter6zto
pficine ocekava brzke dobe tez dob
ry vJsledek.
" pondeli vecer uspofadan byl
V Carlingo7e Uptown kavarne vyroc-
nj banket St. Paul streleckeho klubu
pfi kterezto pfilezitosti byly odevzda-
ny tfem nejlepsim stfelcim krasnf
trofeje. Jednim Z vit6zG byl tez mas
cesky pekaf pan Frank Zdarsky, je-
muz odevzdan byl stfibrny pohar v
Gene $40, trofej to pfedsedy klubu
p. Wooda. Program vecera obsahova]
velky pocet zabavnych hudebnicE
cisel a mezi pfipitky byl tez proslo7
p. Frank Novotn6ho, znameho nase.
no puskafe zakladajiciho elena
l1lubu, jenz pf1tomne srdecne roze
small feci: "Jak dokazati, ably SIC
puska vypadala jako "a $1O0." Per
lou programu bylo neAolik pisni, "a
penych znamou zpevackou, pf. j, l.
Horeishovou, jez svymi pfednesy Wy
volala boufi potlesku. Riditelem pfi-
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-27
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nych re sAdG Kalifornske Ci-
trusove Unie. velke. krasne
barvy. Vas vyber, zadne obme-
zeni ma jed nu hromadu v odde-
leni pomerancn. n................
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-27
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-01


1920 Borels Los Anselesx
Teddy
sweet with big blue innocent eye
curls mouth charming hie
IL inf
babyhood-only old-bu could
spank Teddy till he squeaked goiously ana make MIN
crawl just baby makes its Teddy perform
dubbed happily ana
solemn like
the a
the child
foreve to OF babe.
TEMPER
the California Policeman
gathered her his breast carried her TO jail
astounded the youth OF the prison
err.
babe moaning jail IL
from
heyearold
IND according law!
What shuddering about deart
Civilization
mieaoe lie TO civilization
guilty guilty the Father of sin
III
old the
when don't bring him
limb
the
nhumaniy
mucM
the interesting don't think?