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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-07-31
Local and Personal
j. F. Brooke, Local and News Editor. Phone 1

Mrs. F. B. Olson of Arlington was
a shopper and visitor in the city yes
terday.
The TIB auto route book for North
and South Dakota, rs cents, at the
Nissen-H inkley Co.
Attend the big Bowery Dance.
Jap's Jazzola Orchestra, Friday, Au-
gust LIST, at Bushnell, S. Oak.
Several modern homes for sale,
conveniently situated, at prices and
terms that will suit purchaser. See
A. ]. Dokken, phone L 3O1.
Sivert Simonson went to Cotton
wood yesterday morning to look after
some land he owns nea there, and
investigate the chances for further in
vestment of money.
Miss Della Gullick, who has been
spending a couple of weeks visiting
in the east while on a vacation from
the postofice, returned homo yester-
day morning greatly pleased with her
trip. The only regret she had was
that the time could not be stretched
longer. She is much impressed with
the glories of the big eastern cities,
but prefers South Dakota and it's sun
shine climate as a permanent place
of residence.
r. j. Heymer, formerly in the cleo
trical business in Bookings. has been
a visitor in the city this week. He
is now on the road selling the Delco
light to farmers and is having good
success. He works out of Sioux Falls
and thinks some of making Bookings
the headquarters of his territory. He
was in the service and over in France
for a long time, serving with the en-
gineers and having charge of the
electrical work at Bordeaux. He mar
ried soon after leaving Brookings and
his many friends would be glad to
see him locate here and live among
us.
Mrs. Chan Richardson Of Huron, ac-
companied by Miss Lou Aiken of Grand
Rapids, Mimi, visited yesterday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stod,
dart. Mrs. Richardson was formerly
a resident of Brookings when her hus-
band was a conductor on the north
freight and moved to Huron when he
became a passenger conductor be-
tween there and Hawarden some years
ago. Miss Aiken is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, C. f. Aiken, who formerly
ls,aI haro NGr AiEnn hQinU at nne
time our postmaster. He is now cash
ior of the First National Bank in
Grand Rapids. The ladies returntt
to Huron on the evening train.
Miss Della and Stella Morrow ant
Miss Mabel Croft are leaving the las
of the week for Denver, Colo. They
expect to visit various cities in the
west and on the Pacific coast anC
may decide to remain in n of then
for an indefinite period. Miss Grof
resigned her position in the office o
the secretary at State College a shor
time ago.. Miss Della Morrow leave
the department of journalism, wher'
she has been the very efficient assist
ant to Prof. Starring. Miss Stellj
!, Morrow leaves the Bank of Brookings
: where she has been n of the mos
, valued of their entire force. Thes
young ladies are all efficient and ia
: ented in their line of work and if the
!; locate in any of our western cite
they will command the highest grad
of employment on account of the.
ability. The Register wishes all {
them a happy vacation and prosperit
If they decide not to return to Brood
ings.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-07-31
NEW AUTO ROUTE BOOK

The new TIB auto route book for
North and South Dakota is just out
and for sale at the Nissen Hinkley
Co.'S garage. 1t takes the place Of the
old Blue Book and is up to the minute.
Has all the routes with distance be-
tween towns, very explicit and easy
to understand. Just the thing for the
motor trip that you are about to take.
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DR.. E. w Forsee, Osteopath.

DR.. E. w Forsee, Osteopath.
Moore's loose leaf forms and binders
for sale at this office.
Call at the Atlas Lumber Co., and
see the New American Steel post.
Auction sale at 610 Fifth street, on
Saturday, August End, at 2 p. m.
Misses Anna and Esther Anderson
spent Sunday visiting friends in Ar
lington.
The season is here when we neeo
to look up screen doors and screen
windows. A full line carried at Atlas
Lumber Co.
Miss Claire Wiley left yesterday
morning for Lake City, Colo, where
she will spend a month or more TAX
ing a vacation and resting.
Don't waste precious time wishing
for success. A course at Nettleton
Commercial College, Sioux Falls, S. D.
brings success. Write today.
Misses Nadine McGill and Marie
Hanson returned last Tuesday from
Huron, after spending a week visit
ing at the home of Miss Hanson's
sister.
A. D. McGill has been visiting the
past week for several days at the home
of his sister in law, Mrs. V. l.. Nc
Gill. He is leaving this morning for
his home in Minot, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cobel and Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Townsend went to Min
neapolis Sunday evening on a brief
pleasure trip, returning on the
Wednesday morning train.
Miss Alice Flittie, assistant cashier
of the Farmers and Merchants Bank
at %Iroquois, is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Flittie, this
week enjoying a rest and vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Pollock of Gear
ing, Ia, drove up to BroOkings last
Saturday in their auto and visited IN
til Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Pol
locks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S
Wyckoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan L. Cobel autoet
to Spirit Lake, Ia, Saturday and Wis
tied over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
van ~. flSDDdCh, VIII dcl HidhAhS
vacation stay at that popular resort
MIR. and Mrs. Cobel returned home
Monday.
Miss Gladys Geldmacher of GardeI
City, who visited with friends i'm thu
city for some little time, returned t.
her home last Wednesday. She re
turned this way on Tuesday mornin!
and left in the evening for Chicago
where she will study music.
Donald Windell, a nephew of c
H. Atkinson, arrived in the city OF
Sunday evening, having just returne'
and been discharged from service wit
the A. E. F. He will remain in Brook
igs and enter the employ of the c
H. Atkinson Paving Co. on the worl
being lone in the city.
Arson Wright of De Smet cam
down from his home on Sunday morn
inc. accompanied by his little grand
son, Adams Wright butcher, return
ing home on the evening train. Youn
Mr.. butcher will remain at the HON
of his grandparents, Mr.. n Mrs. Pau
butcher for a visit, until such a tim
as a young man of four years decide
that he would like to see his fathe
end mother.
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AAohciu IlOoNSt lSlt rllNNy " oAOuA
Falls in connection with the work Of
barberry eradication.
Moore's Modern Methods do not cost
money-they saw it. Call at this Of
fee and let us show you.
Miss Gertrude Blakeslee who has
been visiting for the past two weeks
with friends at Ames, Ia, returned
home on Saturday evening.
Attorneys w. NJ. Cheever and B. H.
S%chaphort spent Tuesday in Water
town arguing law matters before Judge
Skinner of the circuit court.
Hotel Dyckman is Minneapolis
newest downtown ireproof hotel. 500
rooms, each room has its own private
bath. Rates SITS to $3.50 per day.
Best auto route book. Takes the
place of the Blue Book. New and up
to date. For sale by Nissen-HinkleY
Co, for 10 cents. Get one now fol
your trip.
Mrs. ]. r. Kelton and children ar
rived Tuesday morning from Poynette,
Wis, to make an extended visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Bushnell.
Mrs. Peter Johnson and two daugh-
tiers of Mankato, Mimi, who spent n
month visiting at the home of her
brother in law, Sam A. Johnson, re-
turned TO their home on the Monday
morning train.
The Rev. DR.. e. V. Pierce left Tues
day morning to attend the dedication
exercises of a new Baptist church at
Aberdeen. He is a speaker at the
banquet of the mems club OF the
church that occurred Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Hegeman, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Frank
e. Boyden. arrived Monday evening
from their Oregon home for a visit
with Mr.. Hegeman's brother and sis
ter, John A. and Miss Jennie Hege-
man.
Mrs. Ida Phelps, who has been Wis
iting for several weeks at the home or
her son, r. Z. Phelps, left this morn
ing for Fargo, N. d. She will visit
for a time with friends at Hope, near
Fargo, and then go west to her home
at Shelby, Montana.
Two sisters from the Roman Catho-
lie Convent at Aberdeen have been
visiting during the past week with rel
atives in and near BrookiDgs. Sister
Hyacinth, a sister of Mrs. N. j. May
has been visiting 1t the farm OF Mr..
and Mrs. May, and Sister Boniface'
a daughter of Mr.. aid Mrs. Chris
Auth. has been visiting at their home
in the city. The two sisters returned
to Aberdeen on Tuesday morning.
The Rev. DR.. Martin Anderson OF
Moorhead, Mimi, an old friend of Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Hanson, is visiting Tor
a few days in the city at their home
during his vacation. He is the pastor
of the Lutheran church at Moorhead
and considered one of the big men
of that church in the northwest. Mr..
Hanson informs the Register hat ne
will occupy the pulpit of the Lutheran
church next Sunday, morning n eve
ming, preaching in the English Ian
guage.
The Rev. w. A. Mast. d. d., left
Tuesday morning over the Rock Island
Railway, from Bushnell. for Cedar
Falls. la. From there he will go to
Chicago and Winona Lake, Ind, for
rest and recreation, expecting to be
gone from Bookings for about a
month. Arrangements have been made
for hlling the pulpit of the Presbyte-
rian church for the morning services
and during August the evening serv-
ices will be q union of the different
churches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

STUDEBAKER-1s1S model big six tour ing 7-rnssenger, in condition just like new; top, tires. paint and upholstery in elegant condition; recently traded in on new car of the 1919 series; a big bar gain for cash or terms. Consolidated Motor Co.,, 2301 1st ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
SAWMILL PROPOSITION

sS1, ,c0I, one-third cash; 100000 900 feet pine. some hardwood timber, complete mill ing outfit; making money now; owners health failing compels seeking moun- tain climate. Address Y-s3. care Age. Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

V E manufacture carburetor for Ford ears which is guaranteed to give double the mileage over any other carburetor ever constructed regardless of name, make or price; we are now ready to furnish carburetors also for Dodge and Maxwell cars; will furnish them for other cars in a short time; money re- funded if 15-day trial does not prove it. entirely new principle-simple plain tube-not moving part; guaranteed to start in zero weather without heating or priming; tremendous demand; 15,00O now in use in Chicago territory; reli- able, energetic man who can guarantee sales and carry stock of $500 to 5000. depending on demand, can secure ex- elusive territory and will easily net $20,- 900 this year; no special experience nec- essary. Frank A. Urwan, 509 w. Jack son Blvd, Chicago, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

tsi ' 32sN ;5.';'t3ifa 4s!,iirS, IA ,fe . MILLIONS will be lost in oil; don't be one or the 'nforunates; post yourself so you can 9rof1t by this great oil boom; this industry will produce riches for thou sands; however, the principle of safe ty-nrst should be carefully observed; ; 10 be forewarned is to be forearmed the May b issue of the Oil Press, free on request, contains some startling in formation and analysis of the Mid-Con tinent and Texas oil companies, includ- ing the following: Minnesota Oil and Renning, Currman Petroleum, Lucky Lease, Marwell Oil & Gas, Thompson Mahoney Oil, Charles F. Noble Oil & Gas, Cushing Oil Franklin Oil & Gas, kenova Oil, Big Bear, Merritt Oil, Hub Wyoming Oil, Continental Oil & Shale, Ohio Cities Gas, Oklahoma Oil Wells, and others. If you are interested in f'il investments be sure to read the spe- cial May b issue sent on request Ad- dress Oil Press, 5000 Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

CAMERA owners. make and sell photos to manufacturers of postcards, calen- dars, art novelties: magazines, news papers, machinery firms, etc. big, con- tinuous denand s1 to $l0 each paid; all sizes; purchased from anyone; easy, fascinating home employment; I've thus had much experiences; made big money; for S1 I'll send you complete in- structions and names of over 300 mar kets in United States and Canada; one photo sold returns $1 or more. Wm. H. Underwood Tunnel Hill, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

DON'T INVEST IN OIL
 Uutil you read the Texas Investor; gives concise, reliable, up-to- date in- formation and facts about most won- derful developments and fortune making in history of Texas oil; pub lished by practical oil operator and tells how and where to invest for greatest safety and quick results; write for free trial subscription. C.. C Cannon. president, 7c5 Scanlcn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

CAPITAL make a speciality of ffnane- ing meritorious business enterprises by the sale of stocks or first mort gage bonds on strictly commission basis. Mail me full particulars in first letter. John Trier, 1929 Eddy st., Chi cagO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

FOR SALE.--Will close out quick 300 rolls red or green slate surfaced a sphalt roof ing at s2.50 roll: & pounds to roll; 100 rolls green slate surfaced asphalt roof ing, S5 pounds to roll. slightly damaged.
 g roll; 200 rolls slightly damaged rubber roofing. s1, SIPS, s1.55 roll; roof paint 5oc gallon: paints and hardware factory cost. Robertson Hardware Co.,, 2020 1st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

WOULD invest 5000 to 5000 and ser- vices with good concern; experienced in engineering and drafting Ad- dress P-33. care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

CAPITAL-Salesmanw with large acouaint ance among investors wants good stock to sell. Burke, 114S-3S S. Dearborn, Chi cagO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

THOUSANDS of investors making for tunes from small investments in Texas Old Fields. Ton may share these large profits by joining dividend paying oil ccnarany. operating n the two largest and most sensational gusher fields. Two per cent monthly dividends Send for full particulars and free oil map. Pru dential Trust and Securities Co.,, 5W Scn Ilntn l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

WANTED-To buy late model, 5-passen- ger used car from owner; must be a bargain; give description and price: cash transaction. P. o. Box 67, North Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

BUSINESS man wanted, clean cut, full of vim, to invest 5000 in and take over active interest in old, reliable, well known. successful concern. bottling soft drinks. Investment absolutely sufe: profits large; salary commensurate with your ability: unusual connection; desir- aAle opportunity; closest investigation solicited Address F. O. Box 737
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

WILL. invest 5000 with services in legitimate business. What have you to offer? T. l.. Moody, 40 Hancock st., Richmond, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

words in 100 month lies, $1; display ads, s4 inch. Send order today. Amedio Advertising Agency, Highland. N Y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

$5,509.0O0 DIVIDENDS paid by II oil companies at Rurkburnett, Tex. thousands of small investors making big money there; we are in the rich est of all oil fields and can offer sure and big profits to investors of small or large amounts; full information free. Union Royalty Co.. 61S-K. Ith st., Wichita Falls. Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

DlVlDE-New bonanza silver camp: great opportunity; thousands winning fortunes; map and market letter free. c. N. Miller & Co., Tonopah, Nev.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

DODGE-Five-passen sound as dol lar from end to end; original paint like new; in fact, we can sincerely say this car is as good as new; for sale solely because the family needed larger car. Bunch-Morrow Motor Car Co.,, Roamer distributors 230O 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

STORE and fixtures for sale; good To- cation; have a good trade. will rent house cheap; has five nice rooms over store with water and lights; my reason for selling, have another place and want to devote all my time there. l.. H. Smith, 9th ave, Inglenook, Boyles, Ala Phone Wood lawn 407-W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

WANTED TO BUY-Second-h mo- torcycles and side cars ranging from 1912 to 1919 models; good prices paid. R. c. Williams Motorcycle Co, TIA 3d ave
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SPISOVATEL HORkY Boil.
SEVIkEM!

Znamy redaktor a spisova-
tel Horky prem6nil "a valky a
81 petkrata svuj politicky ka-
bat. Ted Zije V Novem Yorku
a horuje pro bolseviky! Jak
pravi "Svornost" svolal tam
schulz, ktere chtel predsedat.
Ale obecenstvo spletlo mu kon
cept zvolilo pfedsedou red.
Pelanta. Horky ujal Sc slova
mluvil o legionarich, republi-
ce, bolsevismu a kdyz videl, ze
jeho resoluce nebude prijata
vyhrozoval, re il odveze dc
Prahy, respective do Kladna
Jinak schuze ia byla hodnf
humoristickou, ponevadz wye
dy pane Horkeho nebral nj.
kdo vazne.
(Venkov, 8. srpna.)
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MA CESTE DO VEZENf.

New Albany, Ind. - John
Cole, ktery, pripoutan jsa k
jinemu vezni = Clarence HUFF
fowl, nachazel Sc spolu s timto
ma ce3te do statni trestnice, do
nlz poslan byl pro dokazanou
kradez, postrelil vypomocn6ho
serifa Williama Engla z Evan
sville, Ind, ma zeleznicni sta
nici. Engel Ia nedlouho crane
nj svemu podlehl. Oba vezno-
We dali Sc ma utek, ale "a ne
dloho byli Ease lapeni. Cole Sc
bez mucenl primal, re revol-
yer, z nehoz vypalil ma Engla
osudnou ranu, obdrzel cd sv6
manzelky, kdyz jej taz dine
pfedchoziho navstivila V jeho
vezeni.
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PREPADEN We SVEN OBJ
CHODE.
Krajan Karel Pistorius, mail
tel feznictvi " cisle 3125 Gro
ION Ave-, obran Gernymi ban
dity.

Velice drze loupezne pTepa-
deni udalo Sc v sobotu vecer V
Crotonsku, kde krajan p. Ka-
rel Pistorius vlastni We SVEN
dome els. 1926 zavod reznic-
ky uzenarsky. Kdyz dotceny
obchod byl zakazniky zapl-
men, vpadli do neho diva cerni,
revolvery opatreni bandite a
mezi tim CO jeden ohrozoval
bambitkou zmineneho MATTE
lie, druhy vrhl Sc "a pult k re-
gistru a vybral z neho cely pc
neZni obnos, nacez oba vetrel-
ci dali Sc ma utek. Prepaid pro-
veden v nekolika vtefinach a
"a pritomnosti asi deseti "a
kaznlkH. Pan Pistorius utrp6l
skody S25 a loupez reportova-
ma policii tretiho precinktu.
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VYTRESTANA JESITNOST

We vZneSene herne V Ber
line udala Sc die berlinskych
listu tato prlhoda: Vstoupila
DANA V nejlepSich l6tech, KITE
rych Gltalo Sc rOvnou Al a
kdyz pristoupiIa ku hracimu
stolu, zvolala k svemu zname-
mu: "Co vidim? Takovou ku-
pu Zlata pred sebou. Vidim, re
vyhravate. Rekn6te mi pro bo-
ha, neJake clSlo, abych ma ne
Vsadila, kdyz jste dnes tako-
wynn ditkem Stesteny!' Dvor-
ny muz pristrcil pred nafinte-
nou a naSminkovanou damu ce
lou hrst zlata a s uklonou pra-
vii Sibalsky: "Vsad'te sv1j vek
a vyhru mate iistou!" Paradni
ce Sc zarazila, otalela okamzik
ale pax honem vsadila vsechno
ma 20. V zapeti vola "shrabo-
vac" (hraIi Cervena-cerna)
"ttyrlactyricitka vyhrava -
"Muj boze, opravdu muj vek'
vykfikla DANA padla dc
mdlOb.
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Z NOVYCH HRADU u CES
BUDEJOVIC.

Ob9azenim jihoce3k6ho po-
hraniGniho 1seku mezi nadra-
zlm novohradskym az k Pucho
ii "a UGelem stfezeni hranice
proti moznym nastraham, ne
prdtelskym, povGfen byl III.
prapor c.. strel. pluku c. 20
pod velenlm setnika V. P6sty.
Zajiste nikoho nemohlo pre-
kvapiti puvodne chladne prize
tt, IA nadSeneho zpGvu rizne-
no pochOdu pOnejprv dne 21.
ledna t. T.. do nasehO mesta
ykrocivSlho vojska, obyvatel-
stVem nemeckym, ktere Sc o.
3tatn6 prodlenim DOLBY nezm6
Eltelnemu staVu poteSitelne pfi
zpusobilo. Obyvatelstvo cesk6
Vltalo naSe vojaky pocity po
ctiv6mu Cechu vlastnimi. Ma
ddkaz, IL Sc vojsko chovalo II
kazn6n6 a uv6domele dluzno
.uV&5ti, 2e soulad S civilnim oby
vatelstYem poruSen nebyl a
ze posadka re dvou velmi ida
Irilych zabav odvedla k narod
MIN a dobroGinnym ucelum
1900 korun. ZVlaSt6 zveCnil sc
pluk sbirkou 600 k We pro-
speech chudych Gaskych dltek
budouci tesk6 Skoly V N. Hra
dech u2poradanou.
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kAMPAN POD STANEM.

Ia letoSni demokraticke mu
nicipalni kampan6 stany op6t
Sc objevl agitace We prosp6ch
dem. cekancu bude rlzena ia
ko V dobach mayora Johnsona
Kampan pod stanem prvni le-
tos oznamil kandidat do rady
j. Kilbane Z prvni wardy a
die vSeho tez cekanec hodno-
sti mayora, Dir. Bishop, bude
postupne pod stanem reCHit We
Vsech wardach cleveiandskych
Jiny dem. predak, Collins, bu-
d. dnes jednim Z hlavnlch rec
nik1 "a vyletu d6lnickych u.
nil.
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DELNICkA SLAVNOST
LUNA PARkU.
Ctyri cekanci hodnos.i mayora
budou dnes recnit.

Clevelandska Federace Pra-
ce oslavi dnesni den V Luna
parku, kde velke lidove RADIO
vanky budou usporadany. X o.
slave Dne Prace pozvani byli
tez vsichni cakanci hodnosti
mayora a recnit prislibili n.y.
nejSi mayor Davis, neodvisly
rep. kandidat Taylor, neodvi-
sly dem. cekanec Haserodt a
na "dplne neodvisle ticket6 be
zfci" Frank Krause. Pravidel-
ny demokraticky cekanec may
orstvi DR.. Bishop nemGze Sc
ma oslave podilet, ponevadz
kratce pred rozeslanim dotce-
Inych pozvani Federace odejel
ma obvykle sve letni prazdniny
do kanadskych lesd a nemtlze
Sc vratit cas-, byt' i bylo' mu
0 dotcenem pozvani TELEGRAPH
vano. Bude tudiz zastupovan
byvalym mestskym klerken
Richardem Collinsem.
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ZANIK STAREHO LISTU.

Y m6ste Mansfield, 0. Wy
chazeiici tasopis Mansfield
Shield oznamuje svym ctena-
rum, re tydnu dalsi vyda-
vani Zastavi, ponevadz draho-
Ia tiskarskych potreb cini je-
ho vydavani nemozne. Shield,
takto jeden 2 nejstarSich case.
pisu Ohio. prodal svou tiskal
nu tamnejSlmu listu News.
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HOSPODARSkA VYSTAVA
v CUYAHOGA.

Po dvoulet6 pfestavce mas o
kres bude miti V tomto tydnu
hospodarskou vystaVu, uspora-
danou ma vystaviSti V Chagrin
Falls, kamz tisicc pfedm6tu
bylo iiz okolnim rolnictvem
poslano. Vystava bude otevfe
ma tyden a konske dostihy ne
budou schazet ami letos. Vit6-
Zum dostane Sc cen We zlate
rozumi Sc samo sebou, re
premie budou poskytovany Wy
stavovatelum produktl, hospo
dafskych stroju n uSlechtil&
domaci zvere.
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DO OKOLf
SOKOLA CLEVELAND
1892 QUINCY AVE.

Zapis a cviceni zapocne:
Pro zaky, dorostence a tleny-
v ntery dine 2. zari 1919.
Pro zacky, dorostenky, clenky
We Gtvrtek dne A. zari 1919.
Cvicebni dny a hodiny V nasle-
duiicim poradu:
" pondeli a We ctvrtek vecer:
= d6vcatka cd 6 dos rokG
= cd 6 do z hOdin.
devGata Cd 10 do Is rokG
- cd 7 do 8 hOdin.
Glenky cd 8 hodin;;
v utery a " patek:
hoSi cd 6 do Ia rokG
cd 7 do 8 hodin.
clenove a cekanci od 8 hod.
Zadame, by rodice, pokud moz
no, privedli sve ditky laskavG
k zapisu.
CviGitelsky sbor.