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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-07
INITIATE N | n {
NE W CANDIDATES

M'shaweka lodge $50 f53 Knights
of Pythias. conferred the rank or
page upon "A class Of nine candidates
20 a big meeting held last night at
castle hall The regular officers Of
the local lodge were in charge of the
iHitiator5 degree while Mayor
alph vs.. Gaylor exemplifed the se-
eret work Nayor Gayl3r is tho
Grand inner guard OF the Knights OF
Pythas OF Indiana. These candi-
dates are the FIRST members of tho
Victory" class tO be- taken into the
order The local lodge IS now en-
-sgcd in campaign for members
which is being carried ou through
out the state. and is known as tho
Victory Campaign
Thomas T.. Neal grand prelat
was present as was also n large deI-
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MUST DISCONTINUE
SHOOTING SlINGSH0TS

Many complaints are being re-
ceived daily at the local police sta
ton regarding boys shooting stones
sticks and small pieces of wood from
slingshots Chief Of Police V. j.
Pfender stated Friday morning that
unless this practice is stopped i'm
mediately some OF these boys viii be
arrested and brought into the city
court TO appear before Judge Feig.
During the past week they have
done considera Die damage with
stones. breaking windows. etc a
small son of Mr.. and Mrs August
+. COrdawn, residing on the Jeffer-
son ST road is now suffering from
the effects of being hit with a stone
from a slingshot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-07
HENRY CARL PRAHL

Henry Carl Prahl. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Prahl. SIS T. Lawrence
ST.. died at the family home Friday
morning az o'clock. The child was
born in Mishawaka i'm October. 1918.
and is survived 10y his parents and
two sisters, II home. Funeral serv-
ices Will be held at the residence
sunday afternoon at O'Clock Rev.
p. Earle Parker Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will officiate.
Burial viii be I'm Fairyiew cemetery.
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MZSEHAW,AKA GENERAL NEWS
LinoonW West HOmePh Bell 10

egation Of the Crusade lodge No. Il.
Knights OF Pythias Of South Bend.
a number OF interesting talks were
given by the visiting brothers and by
local members
The local Knights Of Pythias IS
one OF the most popular and oldest
fraternal orders Of the city
Following the business order. a
smoker was enjoyed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-07

pointed confectionery stores in tho
county everything in connection
with the furnishings being OF the
best on the market. Messrs Peters
and Porter, proprietors. are experts
in their line and will give 10 Misha-
waka the finest in candies and ice
creams TO be had. The Mishawaka
Wooden CO. orchestra viii render
program on the occasion Of the for
NAL opening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-07
Il. 4. BRowNELL.

b. T. Brownell died early Friday
morning at his home in Athens.
Mich, according TO word received by
his son. r. O. Brownell. 632 y. Main
ST. South Bend The elder Mr..
Brownell was So years old The fu
neral services will be held at Athens
ON Sunday afternoon.
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CHOCOLATE SHOP TO OPEN.

The Chocolate Shop" a new ad-
dition TO Mishawaka's shopping dis
trict, at 109 Lincoln way w, under
meath the Century theater. will open
for business Saturday evening at G
o'clock This is one of the finest ap-
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MRS. G. W. CAMPBELL FUNERAL

fiIto' " w NtflHf DILL I NEftAIf.
The body of Mrs G. ". Campbell
who died in Jacksonville. Fla. will
arrive in Mishawaka Saturday after
noon and will be taken TO the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Z. l. Slough. 502
Reddick ST. Funeral services Will be
held al the Slough residence sun
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Rev.
G. W Titus will officiate. Burial viii
be in the South Bend city cemetery
Mrs. Campbell is a former AIisha
waka resident and is a member OF
the Christian church Of this CITY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-07
NIsHAwAKA HAIR SHOP.

Us open for business. New Bank
Bldg. Room 2o1. Home phone 12o.
ASK about our ticket system.
4t5-Advt
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.uNIoR MOOSE DANCE

Junior order Of Moose Will hold a
dance in the Moose hall Saturday
night. Gt2-Advt
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MISS sHROYER MIRRORING

Miss Gladys NJ. Shroyer. 420 W.
Grove St. who has been i'll for the
past week with bronchitis. is improv-
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-07
BONDS BONDS

Bring your bonds TO Mr. Stark i'm
the Mishawakd Trust COS building
open Venings-AdVt 5tf
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ADDITIONAL MISHAWAKA OK
PAGE FOURTEEN.)
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Mishawaka Chapter No. Sc. r. A.
NJ. called cOnvocation Saturday
evening. r. A. degree
Grover Hambright, II. p.
Harry Suders, SeCy.-Advt
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Stalk Jan, Dubovo
Sv.: Stoucner j., Bratronice
Stfelak JOS, Doleni Srn6
StudniCka JOS, 'Dobrcice
Strupek Kar., Chvalkovice
Svehla Vol, Krc II Protiyina
Sychra Cen6k, Usobrno
Six: Tlamka Karel, Kolin
Teska Jan, Hrejkovice
Tiben3ky Tom, Rosindol
Des.: Tomek ", Sendrazice
Todt Kar., Slan6
Trnka Vac, Reporyie
Trupl EN-, Dechtare
Sc: TreSnak A., Strenice
Urban Fr., Bludov, Morava
Urdak St., Napradno
Urbanek Ad., Bohnice
Valach Fr., Bytes ma Morav6
Valouch JOS, Vojt6chov
Fan6k JOS, Dub a Tabora
Van6Gek j., Vince ! "'dbora
Van6cek Vacl., Semin
D9s.: Vancura AL, Liberec
Weir JOS, Ob6dovice
Vejvoda JOS, VlaSim
Vejtvar Ig., Caca
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Prohlizeja a pot6zkavaie ty
to necekan6 dairy bodrych ven
kovana, prohodil pan farar Ike
kuchafce: "Tak vidite, Fanin
ko, jak to vSechno dopadlo.
Tucek ma o jedno $almovstvf
vice. Zajfci 81 pochytnali ma O.
bede a ia jsem diva uSaky taky
'Obdrzel." -
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Kalaba CenGk, HostG
Kalivoda Jan, Hradek u Rok.
KlouCek Ant, Juhlava
StTelci:
Kral L., Kacelovce
KaSpar JOS, Bojenice
Knop Jan, Chodov u Domazlic
Knobloch ", Novy Bydzov
Khol Kar., Klasterec
Kolar Jan, Vosovce
Konvalina Cen6k, Blizkovice
Kobrle Petr, Valdov
Kopfiva JOS, Kamenice
Kortus Frant., Stachy
Kostiha Frant., VySkov
Kostelnik NJ, Presov
KoStek JOS, Jablonov6
Kostir JOS, Zapy
Kotlif Jindr., Dubi
Kotera j., Tetin n. BerOunem
Kovafik O., Osaka
Kralovec K, st. PoSeSnice
Kralicek Bed, P6stovice
Kralik Mich, VradiSt
Kral St6pan, Chvalkovice
Kral Rud., Dubna
Krajic Fr., Lasenice u Tabora
KrejGi Vac, Praha III.
KrejGi Vojt9ch Sebranice
KrejCi Ant, Libozes
Cetaf: Kronus L., JemniSt6
Kriz Jan Treble
Krist an Jan, Cekanice
Kfizka JOS, Vacenovice
KEivanek Jan, Velka ByteS
Kubik Fran, KelC
Kubik Volt, Cmeliny
kublzhak v, Zd'anice
KuGera Fr., Zlatkov
Desat.: KuGera S., HirSpice
De8at.: Kulhanek j. Sedlec
Kuzel JOS, Strebsko
Kysela Jar, Karlin
Laudman Jakub, Bystry
Lala JOS, Krizanovice
Legner JOS, Ces. Brod
LiSka Vac, Zem6tice
Lochner Vac, Stahkov
LoviSek Michal, Bystfice
LOUISA Fr., Grynvald
Lukes Fr., Pefinov
Macal JOS, Kraldpy
Macko AL, Lukavec
Cetar: Mach L., Mrklov
MachaIa Ant, Julianov
Machytka Fr., Lomnice
MatGcha Bob, BeneSov
Mat6jka ", Kumzak
Matlak Fr., Olesna
Matula JOS, Klokociv
Narek Ant, Darebnice
Cetar: Mastalir A., B6ltica
Miculek Frant., Ticha
Milec Jos, Vys. Pee
Michler JindT., Bresovice
Des.: MikulaS j., Pecebrady
Minafik Jan Jezov
Misaf Vincenc, Menin
1-.Esny O.. Ca5in
1i.Coch Fr., st. Hrozenkov
MrkviGka Al, zumberk
Nahlik j., Sehanovice
NechNaCal K, Bukova
Nemochovsky f., Nemcany
Neruda Fr., Chynice
Nynys JOS, Vel. Rovn6
Novak b., Vel. KovaIov
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co dIleziteho." =
"Verte Tucku, ze to bude
jen to. Jen az prizene kravy s
pastvy ia mu dam dill. V kolik
hodin re tam ma byt?"
cat pocka, az Sc pantata
Zajicovic z HAIKU pro n6ho
Zastavi. Dobrou noe, matko."
"Dobrou noe"
Rdzn6 myslenky a uvahy
projizd6ly hlavou hajeckeho
pantaty Zajice, kdyz Sc cestou
k Navlovu ubiral ma skvarov-
skou faru. Cd Tuckova vyrize
nj stale premySlel, proc je ma
faru obeslan. Az Sc donna S
manzelkou pro to pohadali.
Nejinak vedlo Sc chalupni-
ku Zajici V Navlov6. Cd casn6
no rama We Gvatecnim uboru,
pecliv6 ohoIeny, prechazel "a
mySlen6 pc sv6tnici. Kazdou
chvili pax vySel ven pred cha
lupu, upiraje zraky k Haiku
Prav6 Ease chtel witt. kdyz
hajecky Zajic vessel do svetni-
ce.
"Vyfizoval mi TuCek, re Sc
mann pro vas zastavit," po po-
zdravu q podani ruky sd6loval
pantata chalupniku.
"To jsem blazen, co nam
ten pan faraf chce," navajo
wal chalupnik rozpravku, hle-
daje V kout6 sukovici.
"Vsak Wy jste dobre smlu-
veni," = prohodila ZajeGka S
usm6vem.
"Co vas to matka napada," "
pravem ohrazoval Sc hajecky
Zaiic. "V6fte = nebyt to pan
farar, tax Sc ami nehnu z do
mu. Vozime cely tyden ma dra
hu rlpu a tn 81 Clov6k rad V
ned6li odpocine."
"Vzdyt' Sc jeSte pres zimu
dost nalenoSita," smala Sc cha
lupnice.
"Tak S Bohem, mamo. Del
tn ma vSechno pozor. Coz kdy-
by mas pan faraf pozval Ma o.
bed, nutil Sc do zertu chalup
nix pri odchodu.
Ia malou hodinku octli Sc
naSi Zajici pred vraty Skvarov
sk6 fairy. = Chalupnik Zajic
zatahl u dvirek "a drzatko
zvonku. "St' 'astny dobry polad
ne" jednohlasne pozdravili Ia
jici farskou kuchafku, ktera
Jim pfisla otevrft.
"Racte dal, panov6," pobi-
zela kuchafka venkovany, We
douc je pax do kuchyn6. "Dl-
STONY pan je nahore V pokoji !;
IS kym mann tn cest a co 81 rae
te pratt"
"Rekn6te panu farari, ze
jsme ii diva Zajici, co mas sem
Tucek posila," sdeloval do
bromysln6 chalupnik Zajic. =
"Hned panov6. Racte witt
zatim misto, nez priidu," pff-
vetivym hlasem nabizela ku-
chafka zidle nasim ZajicGm.
Pan farar zatim V pokoji ho
vel 81 ma pohovce, t6Se Sc ma
dobry obed. = Do dvanacte
uz mnoho neschazelo. - Buda
miti dnes husicku Sc zelim a
takovy ptak zaslouzi 81 jiz We
ru pred ob6dem trochu vzpo-
minek.
Z techto myslenek vytrhl jei
nahly pflchod kucharky: "Je-
mnostpane, dole V kuchyni
jsou diva Zajici, co je sem Tu-
eek poslal," sdelovala panu ia
rari.
"Podivejme SO. Pfece TuCek
drzel slovo," samolibe pochva-
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MILOVNiKY p6kn6ho kon-
certu ceka vzacnyy pozitek
pfi vcfejn6m cviceni Sokola
HavliCek V Rausov6 zahra-
de. 10. srpna.
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Muz: ProbGh, zeno - dostaneme navst6vu!

loVal 81 pan farar.
'Jsou prece chlapici?" Wy
zvidal ma chukarce.
"Je jich pima kuchyn, jem-
nostpane."
"To snad preca ne. ia YAM,
Faninko, neco povim: Jedno-
no poveste do kvelbu ma kolik
a druheho hned stahnete."
"Jak to, milostpane?" =
"DobTe. - Co pax mi nero
zumite? - Dnes vsak mate
v6tSi praci S ob6dem. - Neva-
di. = Pov6ste no zatim "a "a
dni nohy na kliku u dveri a ia
no pfiidu stahnout," rozhod-
nul pan farar.
Gale jemnostpane, vzdyt
isou zivi -
"Je to darebak, ten Tucek",
vpadnul pan farar kuchafce
do reel. ''To mi jist6 postal
zajicovat6 kraliky a mysli sci
ma, re mne oSidl. No, vite, Fa
ninko, dobre pIipraveny krallk
je take dobrE. Deite tedy jed
noho do chlivka n druh6ho ba
cn6te jednoduSe "a ucho a ia
no potion stahnu."
"Jemnostpane, co jich to ma
pada! Vzdyt' jsou to zivl muz
Sti a jako lamzeleza!"
"Zivi muzsti = lamzeleza"
"Ano, jemnostpane. Povida-
Ii, re jsou Zajici a Tucek re
je sem na faru posila -"
Panu farari Sc vyjasnilo. V
prv6m okamziku hral jeho obi
Cej vSemi barvami, poiednou
vsak propukl V takovy smich,
ze kucharka urGit6 Sc jiz do
mySIela, re to nenf jemnost-
panem V poradku.
"Dareba darebacka, tenhle
TuCek! To Sc mu ale povedlo, "
ulevoval 81 pan farar a small Sc
znova. "Takoveho zajice O.
y$em nemuzete bacnout "a u
cho anebo v6Set "a nohy ma
kliku," Sprymoval dale.
"To je tax, Faninko," kone-
enc pocal vysvetIoVat pan fa-
rar udiven6 kucharce. "Kdyz
Sc Tucak pred tydnem zenil,
wal jsem ma mem pramalo od
oddavek a tn on jat vd6cnosti,
slibiI mi, re mi poSle V nedeli
do kuchyn6 diva zajice. Dnes
je ned6la a Zajici jsou skutet
ne V kuchyni, small Sc znovu
pan farar.
"Panenko Zlabecka! Je to
opovazlivec! Co Jim nyni rex
nu," b6dovala kucharka.
"Uvedete je sem ke mn6 a
mechanic 81 je tn ma ob6d,' do
bracky rozhodnul pan farar.
"Jest6 re name tn husu," jak-
81 S povzdechem dodal. = 'Pfi
ob6d6 Jim sdelim celou histo-
Ri a pGjdou pekn6 doma."
AZ pc druhe hodinG odpole-
dni opousteli Zajici Skvarov-
skou faru. Y obliceje jednoho
kazd6ho zarila spokojenost,
kterou privodil vytecny ob6d
a dovrsilo vino re sklepa pana
farare -.
Ia to pax farar pTi SVEN
navratu, vida spor6 zbytky z
kypr6 husicky, hlasit6 povzde-
chnul.
Ia tyden na to postal panta
ia Zaiicovic skvarovsk6mu pa
nu farari diva radn6 usaky, kite
re V tydnu, MAZE svou vlastni
honitbu, zabouchnul.
Hned pax druheho dine pfi-
hnala Sc chalupnice Zajicova,
nesouc nHsi p6kn6 vykrme-
nou husiGku.
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NASI BOHATYRT.
SEZNAM JMEN CLENU TRETiHO TRANSFORM
INVALIDU A VOJfNU CESKOSLOVENsKE
ARMADY ZE SIBfRE

Novak Frant., Hostenice
Novak JOS, Parafov
Novak MatouS, Zeravice
Novotny X, Ces. Budejovice
Opatrny Jan, Predajna
Ornstein Rudolf, Praha
Desatnik: Pac Ant, Kladno
Packa JOS, Mocenek
Pavlicek Ant, Tykovice
Pavlfk Fr., Malesice
Pavles JOS, Nor. Svatka
Pezl JOS, Domazlice
Peaka FIR, Kostelec
Petfik Martin, Bfezi
Plundr Karel, Velvary
Plavucha Jan, Detvan. Huta
Podafil aMt6j, Pelhfimov
PodleSak Mattel, Slov6tice
Polak julius, PreSoV
Polak Jan, Ujezd
PolaCek Frant., KoZinec
PospiSil FIR, Trebetin
PolakoviC Ig., RaCizdorf
Pokorny Vac, Lohenice
Porubsky c., KlaSter
Pinda S., TeSice
Prochazka JOS, Rosocha
PrOkS JOS, Petrkov
PTibyl Kar., Maly Cakov
Pubrle Jan, Vranov Il Rokycan
Prochazka A., Brouce II. Jiz.
Pudil Jan, Gmynd
Puncochar Fr., HvoZd' any
Renger Vii, Turnov
Remsik Ig., Bohunice
RGzler AL, Moskovice
Rom Vacl., Rozmital
Des.: Rous Ant, Rozmital
RoztoGil j., Vraz u Berouna
Svobodnici:
Rozkohl FIR, Drahanovica
Ruzitka JOS, Tabor
Ruzek JOS, Sezemice
Rybnikar p, Podsamska stol.
Rybnicek J., Nam6st n. Orl.
Rehak JOS, Brozany
RehaCek L., Doloplazy
Rehyfek Cen6k, Dol. Lhota
Riha Vac, Vrdy
Stfelci:
Sahulka Jan, Pab6nice
Sedlak Jan, Milenov
Sedlak JOS, Boukovice
Sedlak Vac, Kanice
Das.: Slavik j., Vlkos Il Pfer,
Slavik Alois, Borice
Saiml Fr., Ces. Bud6jovice
Serdaheli j., Smolinsko
Sloboda Mart, VradiStG
Soukup Ad., Hostivice
Soukup JOS, Staskov
Surz JOS, Hov6zi
ISvoboda JOS, Bohounovice
Sykora Fr., HoleSov
Sochov Jakub, HodiSkov
Sv. :Smrcka FIR, Trh
SabrSula FIR, Slavkov
Sindelar Ant, Vraz
Sindelar Volt, Hluboka
Snikuraier FIR, Lisa II. l..
Simetek Fr., Krizanov
Simek Jan, Visni Siiac
Simocik Ant, Modra
Des.: Smajzl j., Becharov
Smehlik JOS, Otinoves
Sv.: Skacha Ant, KySperk
Skolnik Jan, Cernikovice
Spirak Vlad., LibomySl
Sulitka Hynek, Zbecnik
Svec JOS, Move Zamky
Svec Vac, Horazd'ovice
Sneida Jak., Treble
Staff JOS, Vinna Lhota
St astny Frant., PolniGka
St6pan JOS, Cerhovice
CLor.n.,1-n NIL nnll.
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HUMORISTA TUtEk.
Napsal Tonik Cerny.

sto, kde pod rovem travou "a
rostlym dedousek Tuckovic dri
ma svdj krasny, vecny sen.
Vsak rizny, samorostly hu-
NOR TuckGv zanechal mu ce
lem Sirokem okoli jeho p0so-
biste pomnik, ktery by ami ten
nejslavnejsi sochaf zhotoviti
mcdowell.
Pfeptej Sc kohokoliv, at V
Skvarove, Doujezdci, Haiku,
Tlicich, Navljove a vsech tech
okolnich vsich, zdali osobne
znal anebo slysel vypravovati
o Tuckovi kazdy usmevem
prikyvne.
Jsou humoriste, ktefi bud
V divadle neb ma zTizenem po-
diu V rGznych zabavach dove
dou mas rozesmati a prijemne
pobaviti.>-Mezi takove humorl
sty Tucek nepatril.
Tyz ovsem vystupoval zvla-
ste casu letniho, kazdodenne
ma podiu, kteremu Sc vSak V o.
bycajne mluve Tika leSeni, pro
toze byl zednikem. Casu zim-
niho sestupoval pax podia do
propadliSte, sklepu to Skvarov
sk6 hospody - kde, opatfen
Tadnou, dubovou paliGkou, mia
tilSdo ledovych ker, ovsem o.
patrne, ably Sc nepolamal. -
Ackoliv zivotnf povolani Tu
ckovo nebylo dvakrate humo-
risticke, pTece V praZdnych
chvilich vyhledaval vesel6 spo
leGnosti, ano i We SVEN povola
nj proved vice povedenych ia
Skaiic.
Jedno vetSi Selmovstvi pro
vedl Tucek hned, kdyz Sc ze-
nil, skvarovskemu panu fara-
ri. Bylo to tenkrate ma zimu @
havelskem posviceni. Po od.
davkach odebral Sc pokornou
tvari z koStela ma faru a ud6-
lal ma pana farare takovy kaji
ci oblicej, re skutecne mel od-
davky takrka zadarmo. "Aby
JIM dal, dustojny pane, Bul
stale zdravicko,' d6koval Tu-
eek, "a re byli ke mne tax do.
brotivy, poSlu jim V nedel
diva zajice."
"Kde pax byste je Tucku
vzal?" - namital dobracky
PAM faraf.
"Jen jsou bez starosti, da.
STONY pane, V nedeli je. tady
mali" Ma to polibil farafi ru-
ku a odeSel.
Teprve tretiho dne po swat
be ubiral Sc TuCek do vesnice
Haiku "a svym povolanlm
Pracoval tam ma obecnich rigc
lech kolem silnice S nekolika
kamarady.
Asi k desate hodin6 dopo
ledne jel kolem hajecky pan
tata Zajic nalozenou fepou
ma blizske nadrazi Klitovske
"Pantato, ma slovicko!" "a.
volal nan Tucek z okraje sill.
nice. "Necha Sc vam Skvarov.
sky pan farar pekne poroucet
a mate prijit nedeli dopo-
ledne k nemu an faru. Chce
pry s vami mluvit 0 necem dd-
lezitem."
"Skvarovsky pan faraf
Vzdyt' no ami neznam. Pfece
patrime kolatorou do Renee
"Znate, neznate - ma ton
nezalezi. To vite, re bych van
to nevyrizoval."
"No, jaka pomoc. Kdyz tc
musi byt, tax prijdu," rozhod
nul Sc pantata Zajicovic.
"Zaroven Sc mate Zastavit '
Navlove u chalupnika Zajlce
a wit no sebou," kricel jestt
Tucek "a repou odjizdeji
elm Zajicem.
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ce, zamifil v Navlove k dom
ku poblize silnici stojicimu
"St' astnV dobry VeCer," Zdra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-06

y L NFE Ii UUUUU uCII-
kovati pfi vefejn6m cvicenl
Sokola Havlicek V RausovG
Parku, 10. srpna.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03

Harvey Mason, Of Manson, is Wis
iting this week at the John Rabe
home.
Mrs. Milo Kelly and her guest, Mrs.
Harrison Rudd, of Wyoming, went to
Dow City Saturday for a visit with
old friends.
Miss Lucinda McHenry will leave
on Friday for Bancroft, where she will
teach music in the public schools
this year.
Miss Marjorie Sims expects to leave
Monday for New York city, where she
will attend Columbia university the
coming year.
The s. S. club will hold it's first
meeting since the summer vacation,
on Tuesday evening next, with the
Misses Lillian Garrison and Lillian
Raine as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ray and Mrs. Milo
Kelly drove to Des Moines, last week
to attend the state fair and from there
Mrs. Kelly went to Oskaloosa to visit
with the Joe McColl family.
Rev. Robert karr is spending the
entire week at Lake Geneva, Wis, at.
tending the New Era conference OF
the Presbyterian church which is be.
ing conducted by the leaders of that
denomination.
Mrs. Robert Karr left last Friday
for Cedar Falls, where she will visit
with her sisters and brother. She
will also visit her sister in Cedar
Rapids and join her husband as he
returns from Lake Geneva.
Miss Musa Garrett has accepted a
position in the 'Stennett consolidated
school at an excellent salary. She
had been elected to teach in Blan
chard but was released to accept the
position at Stennett in Montgomery
county.
The Misses Alice and Frances BlHt
departed Friday for Lawton, whaQ
they will teach in the consolidate
school during the coming year. Mis-.
Alice will have charge of the, music
and Miss Frances will teach latin ant
mathematics.
Frank Houlihan, Thos. and William
Brown and Maurice Brosnahan lef
Monday for motor trip to Waterloo
Neb., from which place they will b.
accompanied by their cousin, Edwart
Keefe, to Lincoln, where they viii
be in attendance at the fair this week
We wish to call attention to the ad
vertisement of the carnival and bal
tournament to be held at Charter Oal
September 9th, 10th and 18th. There
will be something doing all the timt
on those dates and anyone looking
for amusement had best reserve the
dates mentioned and attend.
VIM. Brandt & Sons and Alfred Rob
wer, of the Model Electric company
were in Wall Lake yesterday in at
tendance at the letting of contrac
for the erection of a new city holl
and the wiring of the same. We arr
pleased that the Denison gentlemen
were fortunate in being awarded the
contract-Brandt & Sons were givel
the building at the sum of $4,000 ant
the Model Electric company was Civ
en- the contract for wiring at a price
of $500. 81.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03

Mrs. Frank Mcbride Of Logan,
spent the week end here visiting with
friends.
George Dieter and family, Of near
Vail, were pleasant callers in Denison
yesterday.
Fritz FRANKIE and family spent the
past week at Okoboj where Mr..
FRANKIE was successful in landing a
number of fine fish.
Ralph Walker, of Oakland, Calf,
arrived in Denison Tuesday evening
for visit with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Theo. Walker. He expects to go
on to Chicago on business mission
before his return to the west. This
is his first visit to Denison in four
years.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03
SECTION page FIVE

James Scott was up from Dow City
Thursday transacting business at the
county capital.
Jennings Newcom of Winner, S. d.,
is expected in Denison this week for
a visit with friends. -, ..,.@
Miss Betty Aebischer, bookkeepeer
in the Robinson dental parlors, is en-
ioyng a two weeks vacation from
her duties. -~-E Il h.
Miss Luella Cole departed the first
Of the week for Des Moines where
she will teach in the public schools
again this year.
Hugo Saggau expects to start work
in a week or two at the Commercial
Bank, Of which his father, John Sag
gau is a stakeholder s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-13
WILLIAMS BARGAIN COUNTER

broom plastered house, close in, on
prominent street, nice neighbor.
hood. A good buy for $2,100. Terms
II desired.
S-room house, fine location on paved
street, modern conveniences, bear
ing orange and grapefruit trees in
yard. Price $500.
II acres good trucking land, all in
cultivation, comfortable 4-room
house with screen porch. good stor'
age or packing house. barn and
stable, horse, wagon and farming
implements. II sold at once, 8 fine
hogs included. About 8 Ia miles
from Lakeland, on asphalt road.
Price $2,25o. Terms.
20 +" ACRES, 81 acres, cleared for
trees, 10 acres fine truck land, good
S-room house, barn, etc. Close as
phalt road. Price, 1920. Terms.
20 ACRES at city limits, s acres in
S and 10 years budded grove. bal
ance fine citrus land, my biggest
bargain for $4,000.
20 ACRES lake 'front.', good house,
acres in 8 year grapefruit, balance
citrus and truck land. A fine bar
gain for $1,000, with easy terms.
20 ACRES at city limits, 600 old bear
ing trees, fine lake front, Groom
house, bath. electric lights, etc
Some splendid truck and celery
land. For quick sale $4,000, with
terms.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-13
MAsreR's SALE

Under and by virtue Of final decree rem
dered BY the Honorable John, s. Edwards
Judge. Of the, Circuit Court for Polk county,
Florida, sitting in Chancery.n In certain
cause therein pending wherein the State Bank
Of Lakeland, corporation, Is complainant
and J. H., Stanley and zenie c., Stanley ar,
defendants. |, W. NJ (,ober, Special Master in
Chancery, will sell at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash, within the
legal hours Of sale, on the first Monday in
January. A. D.. 1920. the Same being the 5th
day Of said month"; at the south door Of the
court house In Barlow, Florida, tho follow
ing described real estate, situate, lying and
being IN ths county ,.of Polk. tho stats 81
Florida, more PARTICULARLY described as fol
lows: The northwest quarter u ths soushSlA
quarter Of section one, ~ township, twenty
eight t2S) south. a range twenty three ,(2s)
east in Polk county, Florida, the said sale
being made for the purpose Of satisfylng tho
said nnal decree entered In said cause nd iii
costs I'm. 1870
Dated this 9Th day Of December, A.. b.. Isis
VIM. G0BEk,
III. Special Master in Chancery.
D. o. ROGERS, .ae
Solicitor for Complainant 1888