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Evening star., 1914-07-26
.GAUDS Of WOMEN
TO AID SUFFRAGE
Offerings of Gold and Silver
TrInkets Asked to Ad-
vance Cause.
MELTING POT EXPECTED
TO RAISE $50, 900 FUND
Campaigns in Ohio, Missouri. Ne
braska, Nevada. Montana and Two
Dakotas to Be Prosecuted.

Gold and silver trinkets and keep
sakes to be poured by the women Of the
country into huge melting pot" for
the benefit of their sisters who are bat
Ting for the ballot in the seven cam
paign states in November-thisl is 1esi-
ture of the campaign being Waged BY
members of the congressional commit
tee of the National American " oman 5
Suffrage Association
Washington is going to have one OF
these melting pots. y station is to be
established either On + street or in the
store the congressional committee pre-
viously occupied on 18th street. sew
eral young women Will be in charge of
the station with the melting pot in
the window 50 that passers-by will
have an opportunity TO see the old
gold and silver trinketS that are put
into the pot for the cause
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
DANIELS AWAITS REPLY
FROM MARCONI COMPANY
Reports that Radio Officials viii
Defy Government Censorship Not
Taken Seriously Here.

Reports from New York that the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph Company in
tends to adhere to its course OF denying
the right of the United States govern
ment to impose a censorship upon its ra-
dio stations. in spite of Secretary Daniels
threats to close the stations II the navy S
regulations are not complied with, re-
ceived no official attention here yesterday.
The Navy Department. 1t is said. is now
awaiting a response to the secretary s
letter of last Saturday TO John r. Griggs.
the MarCOn COmpany's counsel, which
called for a prompt reply. 1t was asserted
here that the SiasCOnset station most GER
taInly will be closed, as the secretary
said. if the MarcOni Company continues
to refuse to operate under the cOndi-
tions laid down by the naval authorities.
1t is understood that the naval board
appointed to investigate the accident TO
the TuCkerton station has completed its
report While the report has not yet
been received at the Navy Department,
there is reason TO believe that the board
found the damage to the station was
purely an accident, for which no person
was to blame.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WHITE

WHITE
! Harry W Young q. and Mande n. Turkey. 5.
Mclean, Va. Rev. J. W. Baderston.
! Isaac Lambert. a. and Catherine c. Mutt, %.
| Rev. Herman c. FuItZ
Joseph E. Moss, 2 Nelson County Va. and
Hilda Cash. Il. Amherst County. Va. Rev. ]. B.
| Clark.
] Harry Lloyd Merring. 8. Q. 8. n. and Pearl
| Virginia Costinctt. 3. Rev. @. ?. Dudley.
! Louis W. Russell. = Plymouth. y. H. and Will
! iamina A. Burt. 2 Rev. s. II. Greene
| Alexander l. Field. 9. Pittsburgh Pa. and Sallie
! Burwel. IS. Oxford. y. G. Rer. !. ]. Dimon.
James B. Bailey, . DisputRnta, Va. and IreIla
| o. BOisseau. 20 Prince George Va. Rev. Howard
| p. Downs
Alan Ia White. a. and ophelia o. Kelsey. q.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. H. T. Downs
| William T. ROIElett, Sc. Blackstone. Va, and
Nellie E. GOsee. s. Petersburg. Va. Rev. II. +.
Downs
Bernard f. Fladung. 2I and Florence T wroten.
| q. Rev. Robert Talbot
James Rsuss. q. and Minnie B. Rogers 2. both
| Of Richmond, Va. Rev. H Schroeder
COLORED.
John Z. johnson, %, and Elnore Henderson, y.
Rev W. II. Dean.
William ]. Clayton. Is. and Susie I. Dorsey q.
/ Rev. Oscar Mitchell
Walter Campbell, n and Annie Starters y.
Rev John Richard.
! Hdred Crawford, q and Edith Quarles. .. both
Of Occoquan, Va. Ret. A. H. Catlett.
John X. Davis Is. and Olivia c. Burrell. %.
Rev. J. NJ. waldrun.
Richard L. Dyer. e. and Matilda N. Handy r.
Rev. JameI E. Willis.
John hatO, 2. and Julia johnson. %, both Of
Alexandra. Va. Rev C. T. Irby
StoneWal Jackson. 3, and Mamie Thomas, q.
ReT. ]. H. Randolph.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
VIRGINIANS PROTEST
ADJOINING SALOONS

Saloons near the railroad terminals al
Thirty-sixth and NJ streets are Injurious
to Alexandria County. it was decided al
a prohibition meeting last night at Alex
andrla Court House. committee Of fve
men was appointed to appeal to the eX-
else board OF the District to eliminate
the saloons.
The meeting was the elimination OF a
series held in the interests Of prohibi-
ton by the Anti-SalOon League OF Vir-
ginia. Six hundred persons attended tht
meeting.
Frank Lyon organized the meeting,
with George II. Rucker. town clerk
representative of the Anti-SalOon League
TO aid the prohibitionist cause at the
election today.
A resolution passed said that the saloons
make 1t easy for residents Of Xandria
County to obtain liquor on their way
home.
Frank Lyon, chairman: T. J. De Lash
mutt, DIR. ]. Tabor Johnson: +. +. Will
son and Frank L. Ball compose the com
mittee appointed to See the excise board.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
In the District Courts.

Seven wills were filed for probate yes
terday. That OF William Henry Arm
strong gives the bulk OF his estate to his
brother. David Maitland Armstrong, Of
New York City. who is named as exc
cutOr with his son. Noel The brother
Is also beQueathed 100 shares OF stock
Of the Neale Publishing Company, Of
New York. with fifteen shares of the
Carolina Power and Light Company, a
North Carolina Corporation One hun
dred shares of the publishing company's
stock. with 200 shares OF the Franklin
Incorporated Candy Company. Of Long
Island, and t-50O cash, are left TO Julia
L. Mccoy, a great-grand- nice Of the late
wife Of the testator Harold Goodwin, a
grand nephew OF the testator's late wife,
and Emily L. Craig. daughter Of a de-
ceased friend. OF Augusta. Ga, are given
500 cash each.
The will OF J. sprigg Poole. leaves all
TO his wife. Annie E. Poole. and two
daughters, Martha Sprigg Poole and
Katherine r. Poole. The estate is left
TO the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany TO invest and pay the income in
equal quarterly or monthly instruments
to the wife and daughters The exc
cutor is directed TO permit the wife to
occupy the family residence. at 1870 n
street northwest.
BY the terms of the will Of Amanda
Weeks all her estate is to go to her son.
James Henry Houston. who is also
named as executor.
The will OF Elizabeth Schickler gives all
to her son. John George Schickler and
daughter. Wilhelmina Elizabeth Schick-
Ter. William 4. FOy is appointed exc
Cutor.
The will Of William Baynham Mat
thews. Washington attorney, directs
that his son. Wnliam b. tr.. continue the
fathers law business. and that he asso-
Ciate himself in practice in some way
with Attorney Charles A. neIgwin. All
the estate II left 10 the wife. Mrs. Semi
T Matthews.
The Will Of Frank W. Graham leaves
all his estate to his wife. Edna P. and
five children. The wife is named as ex-
eCutor. That OF Maurice J. Wall gives
all his estate to his wife. Edith Bryan
Wall. who also is named executrix.
The Bennetts, incorporated. trading as
the Fashion Craft Shop. at New York
avenue and Fourteenth street northwest
was sued in bankruptcy yesterday in the
District Supreme Court by several firms
who allege insolvency. Justice Stafford
appointed r. H. Bowie. president Of the
concern. temporary receiver and fixed his
bond at $4,000 The FIRMS debts are sche-
duled at SO. ~ and It's liabilities at
Sl95i1H. OF the assets only S63 S3 is in
cash. The stock is valued at S. 992 Is. and
there is due upon open accounts s.. .235 S.
The petItIoning creditors are RobisChon
< Pr"khHm. Carter 4 Holmes. Jacobs &
Co. and Stern. Grunberger & Co Their
attorneys are G. L. Baker and c. Golden
Miller.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
ARMY ORDERS.

Can't Charles NJ. Bunker, First Field
ARTILLERY is relieved from that regiment
10 take effect December he WIN pro TO
/ Ceed to the United States and report by
telegraph TO the adJutant general OF the
Gapt Charles ]. Ferris. Third Field Ar
tiIlerv. is transferred to the First Field
ARTILLERY. to take effect December / lie
will proceed to San Francisco: Cal. and
will sail on the transport schedGleu 70
leave December ., for HOnolu!u, taNaN;
/ First Lieut. George d. Chunn. Medical
Reserve Corps, is ordered to active duty
and will report to the cOmmandant. Army
Medical School.
7 F. Patterson, Twenty-seventh Infantry.
. has been accepted 10 take effect Sep
( tember %.
Leave for six months on account Of
sickness is granted Lieut. Col MaurJ
/ Nichols Fourteenth Infantry.
/ Leave for four months, to take enect
upon his relief from his present duties.
is granted First Lieut. r. X warner
MCCabe. cavalry.
! The following promotions OF officers Of
/ the cavalry arm are announced: LlONd
/ NJ Brett, lieutenant colonel, First Cav
airy to colonel. August ., 1914: James
| A Cole, major, unassigned. TO Lieutenant
colonel. August .. 1914. assigned to Four
teenth Cavalry.
Lieut.. Col. Cole will join the regiment
| to which he is assigned.
Lieut. Col. William :. Scott. cavalry.
unassigned. is assigned 10 the First Cav
airy.
First Lieut. E r. Warner MCCabe.
cavalry is relieved from duty as inspec-
tOr-instructOr of the Organize Militia
and assigned to the Eleventh Cavalry. to
take effect October H.
First Lieut.. Greed F. Cox, Eleventh
Cavalry. is detailed as inspector-in-
structor of the Fourth Cavalry District,
comprising the States # Georgia Ten
nessee. and North Carolina. to take effect
October Is. 1914 Lieut. Cox will proceed
as soon as practicable after that date
to Atlanta. Ga.
Leave for fifteen days is granted Mai.
Henry PAGE Medical Corps.
Leave granted Capt. Carl +. HOlmberg.
Medical Corps. Is extended fourteen days.
Capt Holmberg will sail for the Philip
pine Islands November 5.
So much of paragraph 5. Special Or
ders. No. ~ September 3, as relates
80 Capt. Ralph +. Ingram. Tenth In
fantry. is revoked.
Capt Frank ). COCheu. Tent Infantry.
Is relieved from assignment to that regi-
ment, to take effect December !.
Capt Ernest $. Wheeler QuaTtermaster
Corps. will proceed to Hot Springs. Ark.
and REPORT to the commanding officer.
Army and Navy General Hospital. for
treatment
July 5. relating to Capt. Frederick R
De Funiak. Jr.. Sixth Infantry. is re-
VOked
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
Bright SKY HAS
EFFECT ON SCHOOLS
First Days Enrolment Shows De-
crease. Compared to Last
Year.

They did not need the school bell u
call them yesterday.
Before teacher knew the sun was up
with shining clean faces and a new sci
OF school books, the future greats were
standing at the school door.
The first days attendance in white and
coIored graded and high schools showed
a decrease Of 800 from last years nrs'
day enrolment: A, G36 pupils in white and
coiored, graded and high. registered yes
terday morning. The estimate OF whites
in the high and normal schools Is
4,O52 and those registered in the white
graded schools total Z7.ls5. The colored
normal and high registered LES and 3.-
216 were enrolled in the graded colored
schools.
Superintendent Ernest l. Thurston yes
terday said that this would be an educa-
tional year in the Washington schools
All the studies for the graded schools
have been revised on practical lines and
will go into effect this year. Joint COM
mittees Of supervisors and board mem
bers spent the summer in the revision OF
geography history, and grammars,
among other studies for the grades
The school board and officials carefully
watch school movements in all parts OF
the world, and while they are progress
sive they are willing to let others lead
IN Innovations.
The night school which opens after the
grades and high schools will commence
some time early in October. The dates
and regular plans for these classes are
under discussion by a board committee
OF which Mrs. Susie ROtt Rhodes IS
chairman.
ORGANIZATION OF the High School Cadet
Regiment will be taken up by Assistant
Superintendent Stephen Z. Kramer in
the near future. In compliance with
law Of Congress each child will have to
present a formal reason for not enter
ing the military training. Heretofore the
school bodies have accepted physicians
or parents objections.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
NAVY ORDERS.

Rear Admiral j. r. Edwards. detached
special duty, Navy Department. to com
mandant. navy yard, Charleston. S. c
Rear Admiral J. NJ Helm. detached
cOmmandant. navy yard. Charleston, s.
C., to commandcr-in-chi Atlantic Re
serve Fleet.
Commander s. E. w. Kittelle. detached
Naval War College. to command Albany.
Lieut. WoE1 Gomm3PdeT TIGsin, H. n Ssnson Hra de
executive officer and navigator.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) L. c. Dunn. de-
tached Ozark. to command XII
Lieut. 0unior grade) r. S. Fay. de-
tached k-l. to Ga
Lieut. Junior grade) F. F. Cults, de-
taChed command XII. to Naval Academy.
Lieut. tunior grade) Z. II. Hammond.
oming.
Assistant Paymaster J. H. Maynard,
detached Yankton. to settle accounts and
wait orders.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
Committee To ADOPT
WAR TAX BILL TODAY
House Will Pass Bill Before Adjourn
ment Friday-$l05. 100000
Revenue Provided.

The text Of the administration war
revenue bill was made public yesterday.
The measure will be considered and
probably adopted at a meeting OF the
Committee on Ways and Means today.
Ii will come up for debate in the House
Thursday, and will be passed before ad-
journment Friday. The bill then will go
to the Senate. where II will be made the
subject OF bitter and probably some
what protracted debate.
The administration bill is expected TO
raise additional revenue Of S1O5. 90. .OOO All
OF its provisions except those embraced
in schedule A. levying taxes on all
sorts of commercial paper. telegraph. and
telephone messages. insurance, and sleep
ing car and parlor car tickets, will take
effect on the day next succeeding the
date OF its passage
The taxes authorized by Schedule A
will become operative on November l
and terminate on December 81. 1918.
The rest OF the tax levy will continue
to be collected until the act is re-
that OF the sIO5. .OOO. 900 10 be raised by
the bill s74.OOOO0O will be collected
through the medium OF the taxes on
beer, ales and porter, domestic wines
and gasoline, the taxes on the business
Of brokers, dealers and manufacturers
OF leaf tobacco. manufactured tobacco.
cigars and cigarettes. amusement en-
teFprises, bowling alleys. and pool and
billiard parlors. The remaining sal
OOo. 900 Of the total will be derived
through the re-enactment OF the great
er portion Of the stamp taXes-Sched-
ule A-applicable under the war reVe-
nuc law OF 1855.
In framing the bill the Democrats
sought, wherever practicable, to make
the tax colleCtable at the source. Their
idea in DONG this was TO save the con-
sumer from as much annoyance as pos
sIhie
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
mer Corporation Counsel Edward

mer Corporation Counsel Edward H.
Thomas appeared for the receivers.
The court is asked to make the hold
ers OF the common stock Shelp out, al
though the common is said TO be fully
paid up. Attorney Thomas said he
thought II would take between $500. .OO0
and $6OO.ooo to settle all debts.
Resident stockholders affected are
George Howard, William d. Hoover.
Frederick E. Chaplin, Murray A. Cobb,
William B. Hibbs, James F. J. Archi-
bald. Truxton BeaIe, Waiter B. Beale,
Marie Beale. United States Trust Com
pany, Alonzo Bliss, Eldridge E. Jordon,
J. Thomas Kelly. jr., William F. Roberts
Emil G. Schafer. Charles JRvins and
Sons, John Javins, Francis H. Javins,
Preston Gibson, A. Lisner, James Dudley
Morgan. Myron NJ. Parker. a. L. Stave-
ley. Norman T. EngeI, William Engel,
c. EngeIs Sons. P. A. Drury. John F
Wilkins. Robert c. Wilkins, Francis r.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
SWISS TREASURY SOUND.

The Swiss legation yesterday received
cable from Berne. denying the report
that the Swiss government is in financial
trouble. The report stated that "condi-
tions in Switzerland are quiet and the
prices Of foodstuffs are moderate.
In the last few days cable reports
were published in the American press.
which are likely to inJure the credit OF
Switzerland and give an entirely false
impression Of the prevailing situation"
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
MINISTERS URGE COTTON BILL.

A petition signed by a number OF
colored Baptist ministers was sent to
Congress yesterday. They ask that the
House Of Representatives bill No. SS46,
with an amendment by Senator Bank
head, for the relief of the cotton pro-
ducers, be passed without delay. The
signers include Rev. James l. Uht. j.
Milton Waldron. Rev. Aguila Sayles,
W. d. Janis, Jabez Ler, John Z. Col
lins, Charles ]. Humans, George +.
Collins, and Joseph H. Stewart.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
COURT ORDER AFFECTS
HOTEL STOCKHOLDERS
Arlington Members May Have to Pay
Assessment to Lquidate Com
pany's Indebtedness.

The common and preferred stockhold-
ers Of the Arlington Hotel Company may
have TO pay an assessment on their un-
paid subscriptions in order TO make pos
sble liquidation of the company's liqui-
dation of the company's Indebtedness.
l-pom application Of the receivers, Au-
lick Palmer and Peyton Gordon, Jus
tie Stafford, OF the District Supreme
Court yesterday cited the stockholders
TO show cause by October why such
an assessment should not be levied. For
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22

Hagner. E. J. Murphy. E. r. S. Embrey.
z. D. Blackstone. estate OF P. B. Chase,
Joseph Letter. Isalore Saks. J. William
Henry. John F. Fillebrown, Gist Blair.
LaTz Anderson, F. Ward Denys, James
A Buchanan. Minna Schafer. AmNlia
L. Heurich. Emma NJ. Schafer. Henry
White. Simon Guggenheim, and Robert
Batcheller
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
PRESIDENT TO VOTE FOR WALSH

President Wilson will go to Princeton
today to vote in the Fourth district
COnCressi Dual primary. He will cast his
ballot for rhe denomination Of Represent
atIve Allen B Walsh The Presiden; will
leave Washington at o'clock this morn
ing and will return in the later afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22

Here present Of the attractive DgroOm Furniture that
Solid Mahogany, and Of the fine Colonial type.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
Piana! Piana!

Obdrzel jsem iednatelstvf ma
KimbaIl piana, ktere jsou uznany
"a neilepsi, jakoz i jednatelstvf ma
Arion samohracf piano. Mfniteli
koupiti piano pro sv6 deti, dobfe
udelate kdyz SO poradfte Sc mnou
o tom. Rozumim piandm a mohu
vam obstarati zaruGeny nastroj
"a cenu TAX levnou jake kdokoliv
jin5. AZ budete v Tabofe Dude
mne tesit kdyz Sc pfijedete podf,
vat ma Arion samohraci piano a ID
YAM vysvetlfm vyhody tohoto mas.
troje mad jinymi. Mate-li varha.
ny anebo stare piano mohl bycf
jej witt ma vfmenu "a nov5 mas.
troi. Tez ladfm piana a KIDD ode
mne piano koupf, dam zdarma je
no decku deset hodin evident.
j. A. Dvofak.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12

Ma prodej, 5000 topoli, 8 al 6
stfevfcn vysok5ch. F.A. Hladky,
Utica, S. ID. Adv.
Karel Nedv6d a jeho rodina Sc
navratili minulou sobotu 2 naysts-
Wy u Stan. Nedveda a Franka Hell
manka u Greenwood a Geddes.
Nell tam nehodu ktera skoncila
dobfe. Potah Hefmankdv Sc po-
lekal a koGar Sc snimi pfevrhl.
Nestalo Sc zadnemu ami detem ma
st9stf niGeho.
SdGluje SO nam, Re p. Stanislav
Nedvsd, jenz bydli u Greenwood
a zarove6 Jest townsipnfm smir-
Gin soudcem, proved svatebnf OBJ
fady pfi veselce Karla Zftka Sc 81.
Annou Musflkovou. Minuly tf.
den bylo v tonic liste myln6 uda-
no, ze byli oddani v kat. kostele
v Lake Andes, coz zle opravu-
jem.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
Dane.

Name dplny seznam danf pro
Tabor a okolf v obou okresech, a
opet nabizfme nase slusby ku "a
pravenf dani vsech, kteff nemaji
pffhodno sami do okresnfho sfdla
jeti. Nase sluzba je spolehliva a
poplatek mfrny. Dane ~Ietosniho
roku podlehajf pokuts az do Tho
dubna ma mfsto Tho bfezna, jak
bSvalo drive. ~.
Taborska St6tnf Banka.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12

Proda Sc farma o 800 akrech 70
hujfcf s Taborem, S. D., v neilep-
Sim kornov6m pasmu Parma
jest jedna z nejlepsf zaffzen5ch v
teto Gasti statu v kazdem ohledu.
o dalsf podrobnosti obratte Sc ma
majitele, Chas. F. Blachnfka, Ia
Dor, S. d. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
TO Take Out Spots.

1t is not generally known that
eucalyptus oil will remove grease, in
GLIDING machine oil, from any fabric
without injuring it in any way. Dress.
makers should welcome this tip, as oil
is often split on a costume inthe ma
king, due to bad working machines.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
Ornament.

Oznamujf tfmto vefejnosti Re
isem otevfel svdj feznicky zavod
kde vzdy budu drzet ma sklads yes
kere druhy masa, sunek jinfch
vSrobku a kazdeho poctivs a sve-
domite obslouzfm: Platim nej-
vyssf cenu "a kdze.
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
Ornament.

Oznamujf vefeinosti, ze jsem 81
poffdil stroj ma svafoyanf litin,
alumina a jinych kovG. KIDD by
podobnou praci potfeboval jsem
K ieho sluzb&m. Will Mach. (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
chronIuue scandaIeuse.

Gossip Cat top Of her voice as tube
train rushes along)-"Why do stop
talking at the stations? My good girl,
do you suppose I want everybody to
hear all about Aunt Sophie and the
chauffeur?"--Punch.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
AVERAGE Duration Of Life.

Throughout the world one-fourth of
all children die before six years Of age,
one-half before they are sixteen, and
only one person In each 100 lives to
the age Of sixty-1ve.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12
WARNING 70 Mothers.

Trying to make a left-handed child
use his right hand often turns him into
a sufferer.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-12

DOMACl zPRAvY.

du a naplhnje MIN kolnu.
Pf. Freda Vaitha odiela v dterS
do Omaha do nemocnice. =.
Alois Bouza a ieho dive dftky by
Ii zde navstsvou v dtery.
T. v. Ptak Tyndall byl zde
v zajmu sveho skladu dterf.
Henry Hokuf, sodaf 2 Tyndall
byl zde "a obchodem v pondslf.
Jan MachaGek cd Lake Andes
byl zde navstsvou minuly t5den.
Zdeisf hasiGi odbSvali svoif schG
ri ' pondeli. Diva novS clenoVe
byly pfiifmany.
Mrs. j. III. Ptak byla v Tyndall
n&vstevou ma zacatku tydne u sv6
dcery pr. Robinsonove.
Pr. Martina Honnera byla nav
) tevou u sv5ch rodicn, manzelu
Radovych v Dante pres nedeli.
Mike Nader a ieho manzelka cd
Geddes byli zde ma svatbe 81.
Frantisky Hruskove s Janem Nav
ratilem v pohdelf.
Frank Dostal kter5 pojistuje
pro Elkhorn, poiistujfci spolec-
most ie zde tento t5den. Jeho do
NOV ie v Minnesota.
v p6tek vecer, ID. Gnora Sc bu-
de odbyVati zabava We skole Vau
kov6, 2H mile ma zapad cd Tabo-
ra. Kazd5 je Evan by Sc dostaVil.
Upozorhuiem kazdeho by nyni
pfivezl nam spravky a necekal Oh
No iafe kdy budem NIT pilno.
Velek a Simon, koyafi. adv.
v pondelf svftilo slunce q to zna
mena be budem NIT sest nedel stu
dene poeasf. Poole toho iiS tel
vypad6, nebof sotyaze svist
(ground hog) vylezl . dry musel
yidst svui stfn. 49,.
NeEli Sc date poiistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff poiistuji u
u. S. Annuity Life ms. Co. ienz
ziskav& denne &leny a jenz je jed
ma z neilepsfch. ....:
Vefeina dra2ba Sc Dude odbSva-
tt ma farme Kronaizla Az mile ma
Jill cd mssta, v pondelf 16 6nora,
pfi kter6 Sc prodaif kons, dobytek
nafadf, atd. Pocatek v II bod.
rano. Jos. F. Kronaizl, MATTEL.
I(Adv. ...
Vefejna drazba Sc Dude odbyva-
ti ma farm9 Burtonove, 4 mile ma
Jill a 2 mile ma vfchod cd Tabora,
v dterS "a 1nora, pfi ktere Sc pro
da 5 koni, dobytek, stroje. atd'
Mattel, G. G.. Waters. .....
Dosla sem zpr&va minulou soho.
tn, Re M. j. Loes, n9kdejsf sedlaf
zdejsf, zemfel We Phoenix, Ariz.
Trpel ledyinovou nemocf a tuber.
kulosou. Zanechava zde mansel.
ku a dive male dftky z nichz jedno
Sc narodilo pied dvema m3sfci.
Jeho manaelka bydlf v Emery U
svfch rodicd. ......
Potfebuieme vice mfsta pro au.
tomobily v nasf garazi q proto Pre-
dame asi deset gas, pohond rIz'
nych velikostf a wort "a velmi
snizenou cenu. KIDD n9co podob'
nSeo potfebuie dobfe ucinf kdyl
Sc pfihlasf CO nejdffye. Tabor
Motor Co. (Ady'
v pondelf rdno Rev. E. A
Bouska oddal We zdeisim kat. kos
tele Rudolfa Bystfickyho Sc ST.
Kristfnou Stulfrovou a Jana Nav
ratila Sc 81. Frantiskou Hrusko'
YOU. Pryns imenovanf Sc usad.
ma farms f. w. Nolla, kterou pre-
najmuIi a druzf Sc usadf ma farme
j. +. Hrusky. kterou r~entoyali
Pfejem Jim mnoho stestf.