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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
PRODEJ SLABSfCH PIV A vim
PROZATiM DOVOLEN.
ZAVISf Cd VYROKU FEDERALNlHO sOUDU
v NEW YORKU.

Washington go cervna - Dnes pGlnoc nastoupi Via
du nafizen vlecne prohib ale ustcn deparement hlAs
ze jeho agent nikerak Ultra nepokus zasav prodej
2$4 procentniho piva lehkych vim.
Ustup vady zpsoben byl havne nestotou ak rozhodne
federalni dsrktn soud New Yoru kde jedna proha
SEMI rozsudku zda vrzeni newyorskych adk1 ze pivo
daneho mnozsv hu neni oponym napojem. Psne varova
byo vydano pokud tyce koraek vada hoda nasad
vsechny paky ably vyroba prodej nedakladnej byy
potfeny.
Osud 2 proc piva zavs arci Cd rozhodnuti avsak via
da nak ucn vse ably vaecna prohbice bya dodrzovana
Zarpuym prohbicnkdm nestacio nynejs oezen svobody
pokouse est6 poslednm okamzku ably proveden byl
zakon do posedn psmeny dokazova re ehk6 pvo jest
pojnym konecne rozhodnu bude patrn6 pom
deli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
MOVE ZPRAVY o VYKLfZENf
PETROIRADU.

Hesingfors Fnsko, 80 cervna Vyklizenf Petrohradu
bosevky postupue kvapem, jak dosvedcuje doy W.
ts dekreu Trockeho mnistra vaky jmz nafizu
e aby opevneni kronstaska pred vzdanm nepre vyho
bya do vzduchu podobne ably zniceny byy nadraz
mostly Petrohrade samem.
Jekaterinodar 80. cervna. Armada kubanskych koza
k operujfcich zahybu feky Donu zaala 1000 bosevkd
ukofsa 10 DEL Taktez posupujic donst kozac zmocni
zaatcu wall t obrnene vaky soucasne pax obsa
dill Mierovo a pretali tax bolSevickou frontu
Pr 1spesnem naporu donskych kozak1 zahnana bya ma
utek ruda garda poctu cyr puku pechoty dvou puk j.
zdy Zapadne cd Jekaerinodaru vychodnm konc polo
ostrova Krymu utrpel bosevici taktez porazku
Londyn 80. cervna. Bolsevicke vojsko obsadlo Vyd
su fnse hranci kdyz bylo pred tim porazo Fny KITE
rch bl znacnes poce zaat Finska ofensva pr rude
garde dar enze o zpravy dekueme bezdrane depes do
sic Ruska. .... sttc wa
Washington, 80. cervna, - 18 Americana byo zabto a
ddstojnk muzI tezce II lehce zraneno srazky
voskem protikolcakovskym poblze Romanovky. dine 2b
General major Graves veite americk@ yyprayy
Sibr oznamuje dejsm valecnemu departemenu Re bka
udala nAsedkem bosevckeho napadenf patrol
drahu bo slcasnila parn jen setnina A. 3D. puku,
elikoz hasene zraty oznamu muzstvo en tohoto oddu
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WSS [++] fWSS
SRAZKA MEZI FRANCOUZ.
SKYMI A AMERICKYMI NA-
MORNfKY.

Brest, 80. cervna. - Ia il
ste srazky americkych a fran
couzskych namorniki porane-
no bylo nekolik Francouzu, tax
ze ulice Brestu dany byly pod
kontrolu vojenskou. S domaci-
mi namoiniky spojilo Sc j oby-
vate,stvo pohazovali Ameri
cany kamenim. Hotely, nichz
poslednejsf jsou ubytovani
jsou oblehany. Americka vojen
ska policie bs.a donucena ma
postrach zastupu vys.feliti do
vzduchu takto ulice vyklidi-
tt. ,'D@f
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01

Pariz, 20. kv9tna. - Ia
stupci narodniho shromazdeni
cesko ;lovenskeho byli dnes pri
jati Deschanelem, predsedou
sn6movny. Poslanec Narodniho
shromaxdeni Van6k jmenem
delegace vyslovil sympathie a
nehynouci vd3cnost svobodne-
no ceskkho naroda k, Francii.
Deschanel ujistil ceske delega
ty veskertm svym pf&telstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
Pomirova nalada Y Nemecku
BYVAL.4 KORUNNi PRIMO NEMECKY
UPRCHL
MA 81 Po}TAuTl CELLO ozBRoJENE Moc1.
DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN:

Bruse, 18ervence. - Depese dosa Amsterdam zdej-
smu lstu Soi asi byvaemu nemeckemu prnc Bedrchu
Vilemovises szaAfl pokus ut6ku Ostrova Wieringen.
Utek nevtpuzue zadneho znacneho prekvapeni, jekoz
ved9lo, xe ana mlitarscka eho vysvobozen po-
kousi dokon sta pfpraveny cun kter e mel dopravit
do N6mecka aby zde postav cello armady zahaji no.
protirevolki prot republikanske Wade.
Holandsk& kraovna mela zaslat prostredncvim sveho
choe korunni princ zados nz by zadan ably cd kazde
no pokusu nemecke revouce upust jelikoz by
tim Holandskujez nabfdo ohotne pohostnstv zpnsob
jiste nesnaze 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
iWSSl It'll WSA
SEDM BRATRf ODSOUZENO.

New York, N. Y. - Sedm
bratrf Solomoni bylo dnes od-
souzeno ma soud9 soudce Spoj.
Statd Knoxe ma diva roxy do
kaznice v Atlante, kdyz byli
uzn&ni vinnymi, ze osidili OBJ
chodniky o zbozi v obnosu ptl
millionu doMarh. Nell vslko OBJ
chod se satstvem q NELL 27 OBJ
chodI We Spojenych StAtech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
IWSSl [tt] TWSSl
KANADA SPOLUPUSOBf Sc
SPOJ. STATY,

Winnipeg, Man. - Stavka v
zapadnich castech Kanady We
dla k tomu, ze doslo k dohode
mezi pristehovaleckymi drady
Spoj. Statu a Kanady, ably by
ly obou stran strezeny hrani
ce. Kdokoli je prejde ie-li o
ddvodneno podezreni, re je
stavkovnim agitatorem, nema
byti pusten zpet. Pravi Sc, ze
mnoho lidi odejelo z Winnipe-
gu do Chicago, New Yorku,
Butte, Minneapolis a jinam, a.
by opatrili penize a sympatie
pro hnuti sovetI. Byla ujedna
ma dohoda, ze zadnemu takove
mu mcdowell Sc navrat, kdyz
made vsechnu pochybnost me-
dokaze, re jest obcanem Ma
'strane Spoj. StatI ma kazde
'odmitnuti Sc strany inspektorI
byti odvolanc do Washingtonu
a pravi Sc, ze vyrizeni takove-
no apelu vezme pri nejmensim
Sest meslcI, jedna-li Sc o agita
tora bolSevickeho.
WeS1 It'll IWSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
CLEVELANDSKE VLAKY Sc
SRAZILY.
Asi dvacet cestujicich usmrce.
no dnes .rano blize Dunkirk,
N. Y,
(Bulletin.)

! Dnes casn6 rano srazily Sc
!b.ize nadrazi v Dunkirk, N. Y.
diva osobni, do Clevelandu je-
douci vlaky, "a kterezto sraz-
ky prislo asi dvacet osob O Ii
vot a mnozstvi posazeri bylo
poraneno. Srazkou postizeny
byly rychliky els. Al a els. 7.
Vlaku E. al roztristeny diva spa
|ci vagony a u druheho vlaku
znican parostroj a wagon pro
zavazadla. Nestesti prihodilo
Sc asi 800 stop cd hlavniho ma
drazi v Dunkirk, v mistech,
kde vlak els. Al ucinil kratkou
zastavku, aby dal prilezitost
ku vysloupeni nekterych ce-
stujicich. Tesne "a rychlikem
els. Al jel druhy c.evelandsky
vlak, jehoz strojvedouci netu-
sill, re pred MIN jedouci rych-
lik ucini kratkou zastavku.
lStrojvedouci ma vlaku els. Z ne
utahl tudiz brzdy yeas kdyz
chtel tax uciniti, ably katastro
fe predesel, pozde bylo jiz a
prudka srazka nasledovala.
Nekolik mrtvol z trosek vlakI
lbylo jiz vytazeno a nekolik
tuctu ranenych dopraveno do
nemocnice. Podrobnosti neste-
sti vsak schazeji. @Vlak cislo Al
mel byti v Clevelandu ma u
nion nadrazi We 4:45 rano a
,,rychlik cislo Z mel prijet do
naseho mesta sest hodin do
poledne. Oba vlaky nalezeji
New York Central draze.
WSSl It'll TWSSl
KANADA SPOLUPUSOBf Sc
SPOJ. STATY,
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OCHRANA VfDENSKYCH
cECHU MlROVOU
SMLOUVOU.

Zpravodaj jisteho vid9hske
no listu We St. Germain potvr-
zuje parizske zpravy, ze v mi
rove smlouve bude upravena
dIkladne ochrana narodnich
mensin a zejmena ochrana vi
dehskych Cechi. DIE "Temp-
SUI ma by,i videnskym Ce-
chGm umozneno, aby mohli
lrady jednat cesky. Ma byti
take postarano o radnou 1pra
WI ceskeho> Skolstvf We Vidni.
(WSSl It'll IWSSl
ZASTUPCOVE NARODN1HO
SHROMAzDENf CESKOSLO.
VENSKEHO PRIJATI PRED.
SEDOU FRANCOUZSKE
SNEMOVNY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01

Vyptal Sc ma zasobovaci pome
ry v Cechach a ma vzlahy Ce-
chI k ostatnim narodnostem.
Pravil tez, ze jiz cd sveho
v5toupeni do politickeho zivota
meii velikou uctu k ceskemu
narodu a ze Francouzi nikdy
nezapomenou, co Cechoslovaci
v nejkritictejsich dobach pro
Francii vykonali. Cechoslovaci
vykonali pro sve osvobozeni,
ktereho pine zaSuhuji, vse, CO
mohli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
AMERICANA KUPUJf NEMECKE
PRUMYSLOVE PODNIKY.

Londyn, 80. cervna Kruppovy dilny umisteny Mini
chove byy vykoupeny amerckym kapaem, ak vypravuje
depese dosa Mnchova. Krom oho preso nekok jinych
prGmyslovych podnk bavorskem havnim meste maetek
Americana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
POSLEDNi ZPRAVY z VLASTL

:ka v o lti.ku Nsmca naSem vol
yslovl sku Italii byly sireny tetne
N, F. bezpodstatne pov6sti. Dokla-
!: Ze dem mad jine vymluvnym
dopra tom, jak je ne nase domo-
pome brance Italii postarano. jest
u. Ale dopis podporucika Ondfeje Ki
louti z Llama, N9mce z Czech, zaslany
polite jehc seStfe Sicendorfu na !
e sspefe Suma.E b. = z-CajeIlo u MAAna
ma obe Pise Sc mem, re penez sice
poslani neobdrzel, re vsak jich nyni
pricine take beztak nepotrebuje po-
uvol kracuje: "Jsem jako cesky
ken a podporucik u t. Nv. nemecke
le re- setniny pri 8. praporu. Nemci
} costa nejsou totiz mezi Cechy zara-
lirovou d'ovani, nybrz tvoff samostat-
nj, ale ne setniny. Vede Sc nam zrov-
vlasl- ma skvele. Celkem nedelame
Isl slo- mic, nez ze dopoledne a odpo-
Pokud ledne Sc prochazime, zpivame
doprav jime. Name ovsem - aby
otykati Slo vSe jednotne - ce5ke vele-
prof. nj pri cviceni, jinak jest ale vse
onecha nemecke. Vubec muzeme de-
.e svet lati skoro vSe, co chceme
ejneho Cesi prichazeji nam vsemozne
'sti svr vstric. Narodnostnf zast' doce
statu, la zmizaa. Vdbec jest zde j.
I'm a ny zivot nez byl drive Rakou
I'm sva sku. Distojnik neni, jako
idaritu Rakousku, polobohem, k ne
e veli- muz Sc ubohy a vyhladovely
nastati pesak priblizoval jen vaha-
.matek MIN a strachem, nybrz nynejsi
ave do vojak vidi V mem, tax fikajic,
vzdy u starsiho bratra. Vsichni
jihovy vyhlizeji nyni jiz opet zdravi
azek kvetouci, tax dobfe, jak
porozu Rakousku ami pred valkou nj
poskyt kdy nevypadali. Kazdy dosta-
nske ne mimo mzdu jeste nesicne
k &C. 25 lir - 80 K - drahotni pfl
budou davek, - velmi dobrou menaz
stykd cely chleb denne. Zde lie
noslmi, ,vse 'dostati pomerne LEVINE
lou potraviny. Co Sc tyec o3tatni-
bytu no, jest to jiz horst. Chleb zde
voril 81 name jako donna, housky jako
tohoto pred valkou. Syr, Stamina
zivota TUX stoji zde 80 lir "a l
20 bu- ky. Zkratka feceno, vede Sc
oevrop nam skv6le.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01

Pfisti vyslanec NSmecka v
Prat :, prof. Saenger vyslovil
Sc k spolupracovniku IN. F.
Presse" o SVEN poslani: Ze
bude jeho 1kolem uves.i dopra
vni obchodne politicke pom6
ry do sporadaneho stavu. Ale
vedle toho ma Sc vyvinouti z
techto stykI nalada pro polite
Ike porczuni6ni a viie he sspcie q
enc praci, jez prospect ma ODE
ma stranam. Zvlastni poslani
ma prof. Saenger V pricine
plavby po Labi a pokusl uvol
neni cesty mezi Hamburkem a
hranicemi Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. IDA Sc, re tato costa
bude prohlasena mirovou
smlouvou "a mezinarodni, ale
prof. Saenger soudi, re vlasl-
nj prace pripadne komisi slo-
zene z Nemcu a Cechh. Pokud
tato uprava vodnich a doprav
Mich otazek bude Sc dotykati
svrchovanosti Nemecka, prof.
Saenger soud o tom 81 ponecha
va, ale poznamenava, ze svet
docka Sc brzy neobycejneho
omezeni pojmu platnosti svr
chovanosti jednotlivych statu,
ponevadz sklon k velikym a
elm dale vetsim a ucelnym sva
zIm, zdlraznujicim solidarilu
cim dal tim vice nabude veli-
kych rozm6rG, nema-li nastati
v cele Europe naprosty zmatek
Prof. Saenger pfisel prave do
Prahy proto, ponevadz vzdy u
znava centra,ni vyznam jihovy
chodnich evropskych otazek a
zajimal Sc O ne. Klic k porozu
meni evropske politice poskyt
10 mu studium jihoslovanske o
tazky a cd Jihoslovanu k &C.
chum, narodu bohatou budou
cnosti, neni daleko. Ze styku s
prednimi ceskymi osobnoslmi,
zahajenych jiz pred valkou a z
pozorovani re sveho pobytu v
Praze prof. Saenger utvoril 81
pry DOZEN, ze kolem tohoto
h,avniho m6sta vznikne zivota
schopny statni utvar. Pro bu-
doucnost Evropy a stredoevrop
skych statl bude velmi dilezi-
to, aby mezi Nemeckem a ma
rodnimi Stay, vzniknuvsimi z
byvaleho Rakou,ko-Uherska
nastaly pratelske pomery. Pr
Saengerovi bude pry snad MOI
no pfispeti k tomu, aby odstra
memo bylo nedorozumeni II.
volnena byla drdha pro souzi'
tt. Prof. Saenger vi pry velmi
J>As>> sal.& .~L%fHo ~; N
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Have you heard a. song. that in
ears. Mickey is just that kind of
picture you will never forget it
and it's the most pleasing memory
you could ever have to think of.
Mickey" played by Mabel Normand,
is regular tomboy in the begin
ming of the picture and just sorta
makes you love her from the start
and when finally you see her little
up in party clothes it only tends to
make you love her that much more.
If you miss seeing Mickey you are
going to regret It all your life be-
cause it is the real treat of life
time. Watch for the opening date
In our city and remember it played
four straight weeks in Kansas City
and that proves what It really IL.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones were
busy the latter part Of last week
packing their household goods pre-
paratory to moving to Leon, where
they will make their home in the
future. Roy left the, first of the
week to continue his labors on the
road with Swift & Co. Mrs Jones
leaves sometime the latter part of
the week to place their, new home
in order. Greenfield citizens regret
very much to lose the presence. of
this splendid young couple. They
have lived here a number of years
and have become woven in the
fabric of our business and social So
ciety. They both did their part for
the progress of the community by
labor and material and no town like
Greenfield can have too many like
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. We can COM
mend them to the good people of
Leon and assure them that the long
ef5 they know them the better they
will like them Greenfield Free
Press.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Fred ]. Waight, son of DR.. and
Mrs. w. F. Waight of this city, who
has been working in the government
allotment and insurance department
at Washington, was last week pro
noted to acting chief of the night
force of the Allotment and Allow
ance Division, and also made a
member of the Division Executive
Committee, the appointment carry
ing with it nice increase in salary.
Fred has many friends here who are
pleased at his success, as he is re-
garded as one of the best informed
men in this important government
work
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Miss Leta Juanita White, of In
dianola, the granddaughter of the
late Robert Good, of Leon, has the
honor of being the first colored stu
dent to receive the degree Of bache-
ing a member of the class of 10,
which graduated last week. During
the first semester she gave her
Junior recital and during COM
mencement week her senior recital,
and is said to possess wonderful
technique She attended the In
dianola public schools all her life,
graduated from the High School
three years ago, being honored with
place on the commencement pro-
gram
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Down in Decatur county where
the forty-pound jack rabbit digs. his
hole unscared Cor whatever it IS,
jack rabbit does), Ollie Hull. OF the
Leon Reporter, claims that a farm
er the other day brought in a stalk
Cor sapling) of blue. grass, eight
feet, one inch in height; also rye
seven feet and seven inches; also
clover four feet tall: also timothy
with heads nine and ten inches long.
What wonderful provisions nature
makes! Having provided jack rap
bits as big as burros, she follows, up
with grasses that make the ordin-
ary meadows look like a close
cropped lawn If we were ill-natur.
ed we might follow out this line of
thought by saying that another wise
provision of nature is that having
located a finished liar in a commun-
ity she at once sets about furnish
ing him something to work on; but,
being of a sunny and trusting dis
position, we prefer to take the hap
pier view that, on account of Ollie's
truthful disposition and inability to
stretch things, nature has located
him in part of Iowa where exag-
geration is impossible.--knoxville
Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Ira Brown, Albert Spray, Tug
Daughton and Todd Ackerley had
the time of their lives last Tuesday
evening. They had been at Decatur
and Lamont on business and when I,
running Tugs big Hudson Six in a
lawful manner the sheriff and a lot
Of deputies held them h In,nt up, taklr e
course when John flashed his light
on them and saw who it was his first
remark was that if they had . any
gone by that time and he. let them
60. They proceeded on their way
and when they arrived home near
" morning, they came in on foot
having left the car by the roadside
south. of town, but the thing that
seemed to jar the boys the, most is
the fact of having been held up by
the sheriff. John was over today
and says he didn't mean any harm HI1
and was glad to know that our TEL
lows were so industrlous.-Gran
River Local
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

According to reports, e.. Waterloo
has a woman 109 years old, and said
to be the oldest person in the state.
Her boyish husband is only "a,
while her oldest son, who served in
the war of the rebellion, if now liv-
ing would be sc years of age. Her
youngest child of IA born to her,
is now 3d. She was married when
IA years of age. Neither Mrs. Spoor
nor her husband can read or write.
She has always worked hard and is
still able to walk some distance and
look after her own home. Nine
years ago when Billy Sunday was in
walked two miles each day to at
tend the meetings and was convert
ed, and at that time the announce.
ment was made, converted at 1907
At the age of 60 she was able to go
to the woods and pull her end of
cross-cut saw with her husband, So
years her Junior.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Mrs. Nellie Crees, who had been
a sufferer for months with that
dread disease, tuberculosis, passed
away Sunday evening and was laid
to rest in Oak Hill cemetery Tues
day. This is surely sad case, as
it leaves six little children to the
mercies of the world. The relatives
have provided for them and they,
will all have good homes, but will
miss the counsel of their parents.
Their father met a very tragic death
only about four years ago, when his
mill engine exploded.-Grand River
Local
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Paul Young, freight clerk at the
Burlington depot, is some account
ant. Last week the travelling audi
tor of the railroad was here check
ing up the freight department, the
first time in over two years, and af-
mented Mr.. Young very highly. say
ing he found he was long Just ten
cents in all the business during that
period, which is one of the best rec
ords ever made in the history Of the
company.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03
Page SEVEN

July LIST was the date on which
two important laws went into effect,
one being the bone dry national
law, prohibiting the manufacture or
sale Of intoxicating liquors, and the
other is a substantial increase in the
rate of postage which all newspa-
pers must pay to be sent through
the mails. And worse and more of
it, there is to be another increase
on July J., 1920. The newspaper
publisher has his share of trouble
along with the fellows who will miss
their drink
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

The sad news was received Sunday
of the death of William Poland,
who was at the hospital at Des
Moines. He had gone up there
some six weeks ago and was thought
to be improving, but Saturday
morning his family received word
that he was very serious and his
sons, Emmett, Mike and Lester,
went up there and were with him at
the time of his death.-Grand River
Local
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

We want men and women to per-
nit US to care for their clothes.
We don't scorch, burn or gloss any
Stead we make them look like new
The difference will delight you. G..
w. Conner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

All persons interested in the Beth
ell cemetery are requested to meet
at Bethel church on "Wednesday
July 8, to clean up the cemetery.
Bring such tools as are. needed tor
the work, we'll filled dinner Dasket
and determination to do your
share towards identifying the cemee-
tery. Let there be good turn out.
BY order of the trustees, N. NJ.
Cox, one Of them.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

eff a man with vision enough to
look ahead to the present day had
come to Iowa twenty years ago with
100000 and invested it in Iowa
land he could have sold it out to-
day for enough to buy a few coun-
ties in some of the eastern states,
where they were then saying that
Iowa was no good and never would
be- says the Carroll Times, "And
the end is not yet-in Iowa
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Robert Palmer, of Leon, who was
recently operated upon at the Leon
hospital for strangulated hernia, is
making an exceptionally fine recov-
cry, and will soon be able to be
around again. .~". ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

No 4. sent us in sample Of his
big timothy heads last week which
measured me ii "A inches in length, and
also enclosed in the package some
wild gooseberries from his farm
which were of very unusual SIZE.
Everything is growing good IN De-
catur county this year, even the
gOOseberrieS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Miss Helen VanWerden entertain
ed number of her young friends at
six o'clock dinner Monday evening
at the home of her parents followed
by a theatre party. Among the out
of town guests were Misses RUIN anu
Emo Grenawalt and Viola Hopkins,
Layton Teale, Darrell Scott and
Charles Veedenburg Of Lamont,
Misses Emma Lands and Jennie
Hines of Grand River.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

It's a pleasure to see a man with
we'll pressed clothes. 1t means
much to him and more to US to be
able to press them better than they
were ever pressed before. You can
prove his statement to your own
satisfaction by letting us show you
G. w. Conner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

There are at least three reasons
why man should not drink after
July /. In the first place, no man
can handle it; second, he can t al
ford it even at the present prices,
and third, he won't be able to get
it ANYWAY
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

gardener. Tuesday morning he left
samples of his peas at The Reporter
Office which we're five inches long,
and large in proportion, although
they are not filled clear out yet, and
he thinks he has the best in Deca-
tur county.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

The school board are having the
south school building reprinted and
shape when school opens in Septem-
Der. A new floor has been laid to
replace the one damaged by fire, and
four big useless air flues in the
building have been torn out which
will make considerable additional
room in each room. The building
will be in the best shape it has been
for a long time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Mrs. Ivan Reed, of northeast of
Leon, packed four Hubbard squashes
away in box and placed them in
the garrett of their home last fall.
Last Saturday she though she would
look at them to see If they were
still good and was surprised to find
they were in perfect condition, and
they had squash for dinner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Ord Ronk has sold his 100 acre
farm seven miles east of Leon to
Glen Lane, of Woodland, at an ad-
vance Of about $50 an acre over
what he paid for this farm few
wears ago.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

For Sale-New canvasses for a
six foot binder, bought last year
Price $1,000. You can see them at
The RepOrter office. Alt
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Mrs. O. L. Frazier and daughter
Marjorie came down from Davis
City, Iowa, Thursday, to visit at the
e. ii. Frisby home, and to see Mrs.
Cora Burris- Weller and HarVe Bur-
ris. who are visiting here at the
present time-Bethany Clipper.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

Order cut flowers and floral de-
signs from y. E. Hull, local agent OF
Lozier, of Des MO1nes, at The Re-
porter office. Orders sent by phone
or L.ail, but order as early as pos