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"Nuze tedy - zkouska pro
'vedena bude dnes veter."
Ones vecer? Dobfe - jsem
odhodlana ma vse. Ale," zvola
la pojednou, "jak vysvetlfte,
ze Sc ndz ten dostal do vasich
rukou? Ukazete-li mu nhz ten
to, prozradite Sc - prozradi-
te mas oba." =
"Nikoliv - nelekejte sc;
promyslil jsem cely ten nasta
vajici akt v nasem dramatu
velmi dobfe, a vim jiz CO mlu
viii. A ostatne, co by ma tom
zalezelo, kdyby Sc dozv6d6ls
kdo jsem ja, kdo jste Wy - a
jakou ulohu hrajeme? Nefek-
la ste sama, re vse to must jiz
witt konec? Nuze, ja' jsem ho
TOW privesti vse Ike konci - to
tot jest mdj poslednf pokud.
Reknete mi pouze jedine - q
lie upfimne - vyjde-li on ze
zkousky teto vitezne, budeme
Ii nuceni doznati, ze jest nevi-
nen, ze jsme Sc mylili = bu-
dete nadale prijfmati jeho ma
vstevy - chcete nadale polka.
dati no "a sveho pritele?"
''Ne - nikoliv," odvetila Fe
dora.
"Dobra - a usvedci-li no
tento vrazedny nastroj, jest
ztracen a malo bude zalezeti
ma tom, dozvi-li Sc, kdo jsme.
Bude pax ztracen - prisa-
ham! Ma vzdy ztracen!"
Tezko by bylo popsati ton,
v Jakem vlDert proneSl tatO
posledni slova. Zdalo Sc mu,
jako by jiz yynasel ortel mad
odsouzencem v slovech
tech skryta byla East j bol.
Fedora Sc no ulekla q ponej
PRIV We chvili teto zadivala Sc
ma tvar policejniho jednatele.
TAX, jak zahadnym Sc il
drive zdal byti Savari - tax
zahadnym stal Sc il pojednou
Vibert.
Pc male chvili sc rozesli s
tim dcrozumenim, ze Sc dnes
vecer opet sejdou v Cafe Ang-
lais.
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,FARMAsI PoZORl Nam mno

EFARMA<I POZORl Nam mno
'ho. poptavek ma fanny "a hoto-
We neb ma vymenu m9stskych
majetkn. Dopiste hned jak vel
kou mate farmu a Y jake Gene.
Prodavam tez iaestske majetky
neb vymenfm "a Lofty $ dop}at-
KEN. Haste sc v (. 2772 E. 124
ul. z Buckeye Rd.
,ss 12-14
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PRODA Sc $3.50 grafofon Sc
68 rekordy pouze "a $50. Pfi-
jd'te 81 tento stroj prohlednout
"a jiste jej koupite. Haste Sc v
&. Bill w. 25 ul., blize Clark
Ave. nahofe. IL
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PRODAJI Sc vyhrevni plynova
kamna dobfe zachovala, velmi
evne. Haste Sc v {. 1851 Lo-
renzo Ave., v Mt. Pleasant, me
ri E. 134 ul. E. 1876 ul.
12-14
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UPOZORNENf. K vanocnim
|svatkdm mann ma prodej kras-
ne granatove skvosty "a velmi
levnou cenu jako jehlice pro
|pany, broze, granatove sndry a
|podobne. Haste Sc u Antonio
Kerner, 3845 Croton III. ma
hofe. PA
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 5 poko-
jich IS koupelnou a soucasne Sc
proda kozeny houpak,. sesle e.
lektricka Tampa, sideboard
still do jidelny, vse velmi LEVINE.
|Hlaste sc v {. 13504 Southview
Ave. 12-16
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E1flEJflklf5fl All { Z fkSlES.f{f&Sf&k
.Endfch S Badr:
II POSlcdnl soud
Dill prDJ.
ROMAN
SkSkSlkSfytyy1tjltykI lykStlSlkykykStykSk
Dill prUG.
ROMAN.

/ lyES0kykSkyEykSE
my zen6, ha pan Hausner nit
haby nerikal, pokud me nevo'
lbesi, ha dokud nebodu v zem
zahraban"
Go pax 81 myslite, re snad
budete povesen?" do oci Hada.
NOW Sc sneje pan Prazak.-
"Nu, myslim, ha teky bu.
|du!"
II Wy blazinku, ia myslfm
ze Sc vratite hned s panem
Hausnerem domI."
"Ha co bych tam delal?"
"Oral, sill, seno susil, do lesa
iezdil."
Zvonek predsedy Sc oval
|VsichnF spechajf ma sva mista
-Fporota Sc vraci. HE, pan
Hausner predcita vysledek po.
|roty: INA danou otazku odpo.
vida porota vsemi hlasy "ne". y
|, Salem zaznel potlesk.
"Obzalovany Adame Porazi.
le," hned a chute ujima Sc SO.
va pan predseda, ''na zaklade
!vyrokI pan1 porotcI jste osvo-
bozen."
"Jak to, osvobozen?" necha
|pe Hadam.
''Porota vas osvobodiia =
'mdzete sc Timed vratti domI.'
A uz Sc hrnou "a panem for.
tenn porotci, potrasaji Hadamo.
|vi rukou, blahopreji mu, par
Prazak mu povida: "Tak vidi.
tie, re to dobre dopadlo,"i advo
kat pristupuje, sebevedome
!vznesene, hrde:
"Tak jste spokojenej sc
mnou, Porazile? Stastne jsme
to vsechno porazili = COZ"
"Dyz je Martin mrtvej -
'povida nahle dutym hlasem HIS
dam. "nemdze piece Hadam VI
stat zivej - to da rozuYn. Kan
mne posilate? Domi do Klen
ci? TAX me chcete potrestat
Kazdy dite haby 81 prstem M
me vokazovalo 'ha volalo: "Tl
ten clovek zabil v.astnfho bra
tra!" ia muslin lidem sejit s w
ci, habych Jim seSel s n1ysli -
donna beze mne lip hospodaftli
,nez Sc mnou = nepotrebujol
mne tam, kan sc vobratit ters
nam? Kan nechcasnou hlav,
skryju? Haspon " kriminal'
me nechte humrit!" sepjal ruc'
ia dal Sc do place. - Starry "a
/ arni knez z radu plzdnskycl
otcI FrantiskanI polozil nahl
.HadamoNi ruku ma rameno
povida: 'Pojd'te zatfm k nam
A jake ovecku odvedl Hada
ma.
Pc roce o sv. Jane jela Dodl
cka S detmi do Prahy ma pout
Lacinym vlakem z Domazlic je
la a ma nadrazi ocekaval j
knez re radu sv. Frantiska, CHI
ldacka boziho. Odvedl 81 je d
,klastera, kde Hadam je zahra'
'1tnikem a kosteinikeEn.
| Vedi to v Klenci a rikaji
"Dobre ma, ze Sc icko kaje, ne
,bo to dobre nehudelal, ze bra
ira zabil, hale Manku mil da,
no zabit, ha kat Sc potion nj
hmusel."
JEDNATELE BONDU -
"a HOTOVE.
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NAM MA PRODEJ fonograf
"a levnou cenu. Haste Sc v G.
F5O23 Frazee Ave. u O. B. Ko-
|necnyho. 12-17
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Vida, vida," mysli 81 poro-
t., .Ypravdu ma pan statnf ma
yladnf." Svedomi jejich kolisa,
dsudek jejich je znovu zmaten.
Lee jeste neni konec. He, advo
kat vstava. DupEku ted prone
Sc. Uslysfme, co rekne. Aha, u
sazuje zalobce, psychologist, ze
je veda a ne theorie. Porotci, re
,jsou vykvetem lidu, intelligent
nj, vzdelanci a vedecke termf-
ny ze jim nejsou zahadnymi a
on - obhajce - re slavnou po
rotu urazet media. Porotci kyva-
il horlive hlavami Jim je milo,
jako by ie po plesatych hla-
vach hladil a ted, advokat te-
prve ukazal, CO uni. Pane, to
byla rec! Jeho hlas dune, bou
Fill, oci mu swiftly, kdyz volal !:
"MGj klient je abnormalni clo-
vek. Nebylo prece stychano, a.
by obzalovany sam ma sebe Ia
loval, sam sobe pfitezoval. Je
dlouhou vysetrovaci vazbou u
tyran, mel by byt dan ma pozo-
rovaci, psychiatrickou stanici,
mann vlEec odGvodnene pode-
zfenf, re Sc vrazdy nedopustil.
ze sc obyinuje, jen ably 81 bo-
lest zptsobil - jake flagellah-
ii Sc bicuji pro rozkos. v kriti-
cke chvlli, nekolik krokd od mi
sta, kde vrazda Sc udata, jak
nam mistni situaci vylici. va
zeny pan lesnf Hausner, jenz
sedi We vasem stredu, slovutni
PAM porotci, jenz je kraja-
mem obzalovaneho. musila pro
jit a prosla svedkyne Pernuklo
va = kousek cesty hledal hou-
by pan Kratky, muz jiste pra-
vdomluvny a hle - nikdo NJ
echo neslysel a nepozoroval.
Zavrazd6ny odesel ma louku ca
sn6 rano, mij klient Sci do ko-
stella pax teprve do lesa. Sv6
alibi neprokazuje, &C snad by
mohl, jeho rye zadnym ddka-
zem nenf, jezto rama mohla by
ii zasazena i rycem mrtveho.
Panove! Slovutni panove! Ia
pfisaham vas, neobtezujte sve-
domi sveho krivym rozsudkem.
Kdoz vi, co mohlo Sc tam v XII
ne lesG Ia Sereho mlhaveho dne
dit. Neni svedkd primych, midi
klient je abnormalni, jeho vypo
vedi IA vahu nepadaji. Pama-
tujte 81, re humanIta vam veil
propustit ma svobodu radeji de-
set vinnych, nez dopustit Sc je-
dine je Inc justicni vrazdy. Mrt
veho uz rozsudkem SWIM ne.
vzkrisite, ale zivot jiny snadno
mGzete znicit. To m6jte ma my
sli a sud'te, jak ciste svedom
vase vam veli."
Cely popleteny je Hadam. '
zaplave feci jen no napada
proc Sc Ii diva hadaji.
"Chcete Wy, obzalovany, je
ste neco uvesti ma svoji obra
nu?"
Ne, mic nechce Hadam, ne:
ably uz byl konec a mohl 81 od'
jiti do sve tiche zalarni kom1
ky, nez no vyvedou ma s-be
nici.
Porota ubira Sc k porade. u
myka dvere "a sebou a pred
dvere stavi straz.
A co to? Tt diva pani, CO s
preli o Hadama jako kohout
pfijemne Sc bavi, usmivaji 81
neco veseleho 81 povidaji.
ifa T pan Prazak vstava od ste
s. lu a pr.stupuje k Hadamov
"To jste rad, re VI bude kone,
COT"
"Rad, tuze rad!' kyva hi;
YOU Hadam.
"a myslim, ze to dobre d,
padne."
"Fo neeo bych vas pro st,
,rou znamost prosil," povida r
u Y 4
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PRODAJI Sc plynova vyhrev-
nj kamna dobre zachovala. Hla
ste Sc v (. 1905 Svec ave. v Mt.
Pleasant. 12-16
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Drobne
Oznannky

|PUJcfME PENfZE ma druhJ
mortgage ma 5 procent rocne.
zadny bonus. Blizsf sc sd96 Y
Z. 335 Guardian Bldg.
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FEDORA
Roman ze zivota pafizskeho..
-A.&ae,x
z anglick6ho volne upravil j. c.
2 anglick6ho volne upravil ]. G

<xxHxxx1x<3a31<s
Ci nebyla to mistnost zvana
Cafe Anglais, kde Savari yece
rel Y pfedvecer vrazdy? Je-li
| vinen, nebude nitro jeho pons
kud rozruseno vzpomfnkou, ze
v teto mfstnosti rozhodl Sc spa
chati krvavy zlocin, re z teto,
mistnosti odebral Sc Primo do
tytu Vidalova?
I doba zd&la sc byti dobfe
volena.
Savari dlel u Fedory behem
dne - odhalil j nitro sve, sve
I'll Sc j, 'jak mocne srdce jeho
zahofelo l3skou k nj. Pc tako
We scene celia jeho civnf sousta
va bude znacne mffe rozruse
ma - on bude SO nal&zati v ta-
kovem stavu duSevnfm, ze ne
nadalemu dtoku odelati nebu-
de to.
0 pull seste hodine vstoupil
Vibert do Cafe Anglais q i
hned uveden byl do zyl&stnfho
pokojfku, ktery 81 byl pied tim
pro tento vecer zajistil.
Mezitim, co sve hosty oceka
val, cinil nektere male pfipra
w, ktere Sc mu zdaly byti pro
dnesni vecer dulezitymi. Jest
obdivuhodno, jak pamatoval
ma kazdou sebe nepatrn&jsi
vec, jen ably nezdar pokusu je
no nemohl pocftati na dcet sve
nedbalosti.
TAX ma stole umistil kytici,
ktera slozena byla z tech nej-
vonnejsich kvftkI - takze o.
vzdusi v malem tomto salonku
cloveka Primo omamovalo. vi
ma ohjednaval takova, o nichz
vedeI, xe income na dvfevnf
stav cloveka pdsobf q konecne
svfcky rozestavil tax, ably zaf
svetla jejich osvetlovala nejvi
ce misto, vyhlidnute pro Sava
RHO.
Kdyz odbijela sedma hodi-
ma, byla celia nase trojice -
Savari, Fedora a Vibert = ko
lem stolku shromazdeni.
Hovor z pocatku velice VAIL
- i1ebot' vsichni dostavili sc
podivnem rozpolozeni mysli -
kazdy zabyval Sc svymi vlast-
mimi myslenkami a malo vsi-
NAL 81 toho, co Sc kolem dele.
Vibert vsak pomoci ddvtipu
sveho brzy uvedl hovor ma
prave koleje. z pocatku hov0-
ril pouze o obycejnych vecech,
zvatlal o svych soukromych "a
lezitostech a o dennich udalo-
stech, ably jen Savariho CO moz
no nejvice ukolebal. PAX pojed
nou stal s evaznym, mluvil ia
ko filosof - mofalista. Mluvil
o slabostech lidske spolecno-
sti zabocil v sociologii, prona-
sci ucene fraze o tom, co vlast
Inc vhani lid ma drahu zlocin-
nou stal Sc vaznym, mluvil ia
sprave vezeni - az konecne
preset ma jednotlive soudy, Ri
zne udalosti a pocal Sc dotyka
tt osob, jichz jEnena objevova
la Sc v posledni dobe casteji v
novinach jako prohnanych ST.
balI, smelych lupicd, ba vra
hi. Projevil prani, ze rad byl
by pfitomen n6kteremu Ease
dani soudnimu a dolehal ma Sa
variho otazkami, nevi-li,- kdy
bude nejaky sensacni process
vyvolan.
| "Nedovedete 81 ami pfedsta.
viti," pravil, kdyz byl ohrat-
Inc dosp6l az k tomuto bodu,
jak mne podobne v6ci zajima-
Iii. Jsem vdbec zurivym ctena-
fem vsech soudnich liceni -
aEapolicejni romany. jsoui pro
mne pravym pozitkem. A Vi
te," prohodil pojednou,. "proc
jsem 81 vas hned po prvnim ma
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HLEDA Sc domek aneb maly
byt, tfeba nabytkem pro sa-
motneho pana, blize Broadway
la E. SIS ul. Nechte adressu adj
min. "Sveta". 12-14
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VELKA LACE MAJETKU
v CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnfme velky vyb6r jedno
/ dvou rodinnych domi ktere
nGzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nfrnou phi male castce hotovs,
a zbytek ma mfrne mesicni spla
ky, tax jako byste platili ma
jem.
Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma
s;ch l6cis
Dyourodinne domy v Corlett
% S. pokojfck $ koupeinou, dva
f'srnesy, elektrika, plyn, krasn6
dekorovane "a pouhych $500,
hotove $500 a ostatni ma male
splatky.
Jednorodinny dIm o 6 svet-
nicfch, koupelna, plyn, elektri-
ka, lot 40 pri $50 ST., ovocne
stromy, vlnlce, zahrada, ullce
dlazdena, mezi Kinsman Rd. a
Union karou. Cena $4,000. Ma.
la castka hotove, zbytek jake
najem. 4
Dobre stavebni ioty, Bondy
Svobody aneb morgice vezme.
ne ma splatku. Blizsi vysvetleni
Oda The Municipal Savings &
-oan Co., 12301 Miles ave. Tel
Union 800 w. aneb J. j. Held
e1, 3348 E. 40 ul. Tel. Unior
184 R.
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lPkIJME Sc spolehlivy hoch 4
lueenf Y tisk&rnS SvSta. Musi se
|vykazati ze skoly propoustscfm
certifikktem. !?
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kOUPfM psa neb fenku zaru-
ceneho krysare (foxterrier)
X. Kostelecky, 1902 Union
Ave. PA
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PRIME Sc masinarka Ma ka-
zajkovou praci. Haste Sc u J..
Kusa, 5846 Cable ul.
12-14
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HLEDA Sc byt as o 6 mfstno-
|stech koupelnou v okoli Broa
dway. Nechte adressu v adm. t.
kstu, aneb zavolejte Tel. Union
|729 w. 12-14
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt Sc stra-
ivou. Haste sc v (. 1898 E. 81
lul. Forest Ave.
| 12-17
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PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz

PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz
rnizete byt We svsm. Pravs
SINE vystavsli dIrn pro dvs
rcdiny o A pokojich kcupcl-
nou, 2 fernesy, (Combination)
z kirby pro dolejsek1 a ma shore,
vsechno zvelebeni 8 velkym 10.
tenn ma E. $50. ul. Proda Sc "a
mirnou cenu. castka hotovs, O.
statni ma mssi6ni splatky. Biz
sdsli L. sanda, 3175 E. 116
ul.
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PRIME Sc dfvka ma domaci
|praci do male rodiny. Haste Sc
vecer v {. 1894 E. So ul.
/ 1913
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PkIJMU PRACI ma farme. Hla
|ste sc v {. 5023 Frazee Ave-,
| Cleveland, O. 12-l7
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|PRONAJME Sc byt o 5 svetni-
|cich nahofe ma Huida Ave. Hla
lste Sc v elsie 11113 Hulda Ave.
12-16
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Doktor F. G. Leslie,

Specialista ma nervove, chroni-
cke, krevni a kozni nemoci.
Uredni hod. cd 9 do 8. V nede-
Ii cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
413 PROSPECT AVE. S! E.
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PEPPERTON

Mr. Fred Boettner and daughter
Frances left Monday for Delano to visit
relatives.
The Alberta boys basket ball team
went to Beardsley Friday night to play
the team of that place. The game re-
suited in a score of ~ to so in favor of
Beardsley.
The Sober family has moved unto the
farm formerly owned by Julius Ericsson.
Miss Frances Boettner spent the lat
ter part of last week with Mrs. Ben
Busch.
Ruby, Esther and Fred Schlattman
birthday Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Andert and chill
dren spent Wednesday night with Mr..
and Mrs. BENZ. King.
Tom Peltier is employed at the L. J.
Schlattman farm.
Clarence Bach visited the Gausman
boys Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ernst received
the gald news that a boy was born to
their daughter, Mrs. Russell Brown. The
little chap made his appearance on Sun
day, March the 3rd.
l.. J. Schlattman made a business trip
to st. Paul Friday, returning Monday
morning.
Friends of Nettie Wolterstorff will De
interested to hear that she was married
to Herman Wagner of Montana, last
week Saturday. They will make their
future home in Montana.
Little Pauline Schlattman is suffer-
ing with an attack of the whooping
cough.
Mrs. August CHM spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil.
Ernst.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gausman received
telegram Sunday that their son
Arthur was sick with pneumonia. They
left Monday morning for Borup, MINI.
Alice Koepke and Evelyn Andert went
to Browns Valley Friday to visit with
the family of the formers brother.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gust
Lang on Wednesday, March 9Th. Mrs.
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TESTED AND PROVEN
There is a Heap Of Solace in Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation

For months Morris readers have
seen the constant expression OF
praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and
read about the good work they have
done in this locality. What other
remedy ever produced such convinc-
ing proof of merit?
Mrs. Christ Gaffney, E. Third St.,
Morris, says: II have used Doan's
Kidney Pills several times during
the past three or four years. have
had trouble with my kidneys and
have suffered from dull, nagging
backache and pains through my
loins. Doan's Kidney Pills have al
ways given me relief from the at
tacks"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Gaffney had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. As
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HODGES

On Friday night of last week the
Red Cross of this district gave a party
at the Hawkinson home. The first of
the evening was spent playing cards,
checkers and various singing games.
a lunch was served by the girls dressed
as Red Cross nurses. Mr.. Hawkinson
passed a little Red Cross basket" to
take up the collection The violin then
struck up" and the crowd began dane
ing. The party was a real success and
everyone had good time. The Red
Cross cleared $S.45.
Mr.. Freeman was to Morris Monday
to attend the lecture given by Mr.. Stone
regarding the Third Liberty Loan for
which he is to act as chairman of
Hodges township.
Myrtle Paulson and Clara Hawkinson
were to Morris Sunday. They came
home by way of Sundquist's and spent
the evening there.
Frank Handorff visited at Sunquist's
Sunday evening.
The storm Friday night proved quite
serious to the people who attended the
Red Cross party. It seemed to many of
them that they wouldn't be able to get
home. In fact, few people had to re-
main until daylight Saturday before
leaving Hawkinson's.
for the past week. The doctor feared
she would have pneumonia but she
escaped it and is now doing nicely.
Johnny Edwards horses decided to
change their "rooming place" and came
over to reside at the Freeman farm last
week.
Mr.. Debarre's horses also paid the
Freemans a visit last Thursday after
noon. Eleven of them came to call.
Lilly Carlson is sick again with ton
silitis. She has been sick about a week.
Theodore and Fred Edwards were to
Morris Sunday to take their sister Leila
back to school after she had spent the
week end at home.
Mr.. Edwards took his son Theodore to
town to see the eye specialist last
Thursday. While there he inquired
further into the subject of building the
new school house.
Mr.. Glover has been hauling hay from
the Schmidt farm which is being run by
August Schmidt.
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Herman Giese called on John Hen
richs last Saturday.
Edw. Van Horn visited at Wagner's
last Sunday.
The following were at Doyle's last
Wednesday, Carl Giese, J. Henrichs, C.
w. Rhone, Ed. Falk and Nathan Van
Horn.
c. w. Rhone called on Van Horns
last Thursday.
John Bruins called on Henrichs' Mon
day.
Edward Van Horn visited at Hen
richs' Friday eevning.
The following were at Rhone'S last
Thursday evening, Ed. and Nathan Van
Horn, Clifford Henrichs and Herman
Giese.
Edw Van Horn visited at Falk's last
Tuesday evening.
C. Muecke visited at Giese's Satur-
day.
Clifford Henrichs called on his broth
er John last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shauer and daugh-
ter Ida visited at Henry Thieman's Sun
day.
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CHOKIO

Miss Adelia Eckhart is staying in the
country with her sisters.
The Ladies' Art Circle were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. F. J. Con-
roy's Saturday last.
The play called six Kleptomaniacs''
given by the Stevens Farmers Club
Saturday evening at the Wonderland
theatre for the Red Cross was we'll at
tended and much appreciated by every
one.
Miss Sophia Holland returned to the
Graceville hospital Monday evening
where she has employment
Mrs. VIM. Loughead went to Grace
vile Monday to see her daughter Gladys
who is i'll in the hospital there.
Mrs. Ray Davidson has been confined
to her home with a siege of la grippe.
The Misses Julia Brown, Beatrice
Lund, Blanche Conroy, Gertrude Ryan,
Mae Halbe, Agnes Amberg and Mable
Johnson were initiated into the myster-
les of the Royal Neighbor Lodge Tues
day night.
Mrs. H. f. Peterson and baby returned
home from the hospital at Gracevillt
Friday last.
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Laughlin, Geo. Pushor, Adolph Meyers,
Will Kloos, Frank WeltZin, l.. Hanson,
F. A. Hultgren, Alfred Killing and Editor
Shipman.
Mrs. Danielson is quite sick with
neuralgia.
Miss Annie Weltzin is sick at the
home of her parents. She has mild
form of typhoid fever
Mrs. A. Reeder and daughter of Cali
fornia, arrived here for few weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Shauer. Miss Hattie Shauer who
has been visiting her sister, returned
with her.
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Lang is at present staying with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bette.
Paul Schlattman and Albert Andert
were repairing the telephone line Tues
day.
August CHM had supper at the Louis
Hoyer home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bach and the
Frank Andert family called at Hoyer'S
Thursday night.
l.. J. Schlattman is baling his hay
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz King visited with
the formers parents on Friday.
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to attend the funeral of their uncle, Mr..
Finnegan.
Peter Stahman autoed to Morris and
Alberta last Friday.
The Morehead and Bahnsen families
spent Monday evening at the Claspy
home.
Albert Piepenburg was a business
caller in Morris Monday.
Ray Landon hauled baled hay to Nor
ris Monday.
The Claspy family from Gets, S. D.,
have moved on the place where Sam
>Metzger lived
Little Alice Maloney who has been
sick with bronchial pneumonia, is re-
ported a great deal better.
Bill Sauter who has been assisting
his father with his winter work expects
to leave for his Dakota farm about the
goth.
Kathryn Podtburg and her mother
were Morris callers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Barker and son
Newell spent Monday evening at the
John Corcoran home.
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SYNNES

Mr.. Kirk who has been visiting at the
Ray Landon home departed for his
home in Michigan last Saturday.
Mrs. Barker and son Newell went to
Morris last Friday. On account of the
storm they We're unable to return home
until the following Monday.
Miss Sadie Foley accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Diedrich from Fargo, came
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now in Italy. and has written the fol- lowing letter home, telling thIt he is having great experiences and seeing all sorts of sights:
 Thursday, Oct 24, 1918.
 My dear Mother: At last l have T chance to answer your letters. We have been on special duty all the month and of course away from the base. I have got bunch of letters to answer besides yours. I know you have been worrying and imc aiming all sorts of things. but I am fine and I've had great experiences and also have seen great sights. I received all your papers, gloves, razor blades and candy Everything arrived all o. K. Believe that last trip was worth a fortune and very interesting. We also saw an American Red Cross nurse. It was our first real liberty in four months and we were a wild bunc2 believe me. We had a real ride in a steam train and trolley car. The first we've snen slnce we left the states. We were all broke when we got back but we had a good time anyway. I got letter from Alfred Benoit in France He is getting along finely. They expect tc ] be over by January, so Pershing says I'm hoping he is right. They certain l iy are driving them back. The subs are almost extinct now. I'm hopin2 | for next summer because I tnink IT be back then.
 1 We are still having summer wea- ther here though, and according to ru- morS we have hardly no winter here