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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30

du, jez by nasledkem usneseni
obecniho zastupitelstva Win
dischgraetzova wink a. TAX
! hle 81 pocina okresni hoffman
naproti move zvolenemu obecni
mu za3tupitelstvu' 8 tam, kde
me- re sve vlastni pravomoci
! davno zakroGiti sam!
Takove name dnes rok po
pfevratu okresni hejtmany ma
venkove! Hotove otroky nadu-
tych rakouskych kobylkaru. A
potom Sc muzeme diviti, re ta-
lHovV Windischgraetz ma k di-
1posici i vSechno mistni cetni-
ctvo, ktere mu okresni hejtman
komanduie ma ochranu jeho er
bu, jeho Frame Josefa a ieho
pruskeho Bedficha.
Ale to nenl vse. Obecni "a
stupitelstyo We Stekne vyzvalo
peikostatku, ably chystany ry-
bolov V Tece Otave odlozila a
pravo tohoto rybo ovu ably vra
tia obci. Take toto usneseni o.
kre9ni hejtman We Strakoni-
cich zruSil a obci prikazal, re
Sc nesmi ami odvaziti, ably ne
co podobneho velkostatku ma
fizova a re je zodpov6dna "a
vScchnu Skodu, ktera by velko
statku vznillla.
Je pochopitelno, re vSechny
tyto veci vyvolavaji krajni roz-
trpceni pracuiiciho lidu ma ces-
KEN jihu, ktery Sc pta, kde
jsou vsechny demokraticke "a
kony republiky a kde ie zabo-
rovy Aakon o velkostatcich,
kdyz ie mono, ably ieden pro
yokativni velllostatkar obci
byl vSim a usneseni vseho ob.
canstva V obci aby neby.o nj
elm.
Takhle v6ci neidou a iiti ne
smi, Il obcanstvo V republico
naidc jiz dosti prostredku, ably
praVu a sprayedlnosti zjcdnalo
pruchod.
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'W.SSI MSS, rWSSl
: VYFOMOC CESKE AME..
RIkY.

Nase valuta jest chuda be-
&c sporu. Nezkazila il vSak Ia
dina strana, zadna o3oba sama
o sobe, ale je V prve radc W.
S cdkem ccle rady nerozvazno-
sti nesmySlu, kterc jSme rok
minuly napachali my vSichni
bez Tozdilu a kde by Sc tcdy
mel whit cely narod. Narod,
icnz ncVi jcStc &c sc dncs Ma
neho diva CHINA a jcdna, jako
kdyby byl sam ma svet6, V dru
ne jest to manipulate naSich
2ahranjtnich nepratel, kterych
name vice nez 81 myslime, ia
dnak z ncpfatelstvi, iednak re
2isku. Ale o to dnes neb6zi
fakt ie. ze' valuta, zvlaSte bu-
dcme- ] il kazit pred cizinou
vyhrozovilnim ncpokoju a Via
'tnim Spincnim. potka 81 dlou-
no ia zotaYcni, cili &c draho-
'a.a ncdgStatclS zbozi potrya Z
nasi vinou hiavnd--ieSte dlou-
hou dobu.
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W>$l WSSEWSSl
BANKER ROBERTS ZEMREI

frcdscda Brooklyn sporitel-
ny, 15lcty VIM. j. Roberts, zc-
mrel vcera 1c sve residence {.
2oo3 Franklin Ave. po kratsi
nemoci. Roberts prestehoval SC
Go Clcvelandu pred 40 lety 2
cincinnati a puvodne vlastnil
ia zapadni strane obchod
N cmpirSky. Prcdscdou Brook
IN banky stal sc pred SC I'll lt-
y a mczi nasimi krajany mel
tcz cctnd obchodnich pfatel.
Budc pohfbcn V patek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-30

V posledni dob6 d6ji Sc re-
publice veci, mad nimiz musi
SC clovek Zamys iii ktere ze-
nou krev do tvare. Il cele rady
udalosti prcdk' adamc dnej ma
81 veTeinosti tuto:
V mGstecku Stekne IL Stra-
konic jest ohromne panstvi.
Vladne mem dosud ALFRED
Windischgraetz, pov6stny kfva
W president pan1k6 sn6movny
rakouske, jenz vecne chodil V
uniform6 rakouskeho dustoini-
ka a V panske snemovn6 patril
k tenn, kteri nejvice stvali do
valky, finceli Savli honili sta
tisice ma jatky, co zatim oni
sami vyd6laya ma valce ma
svych vclkostatcich nespocita-
nc mi'iony. Vrahovc lidu a upi
ri valecne lichvy jednom!
Kdyz bylo Rakottsko rozbi-
to a zhyrali afciv6vodove Sc
svym Harlem a celym jeho Get
nym plemenem utekli do Svy-
car, vrAtil sc tcnto Windisch-
graetz do Czech usadil Sc ma
svych Zamcich jiznich Ce-
chach. Jedi vyZyyay6 po OBJ
cich a provokuje idi.
Nyni Sc stale, re m6stecku
St6kn6 Il Strakonic naSlo sc o.
becni Zastupitclstvo, ktcre me-
10 patef odvahu a naridilo
rcditelstyi panstvi miste, ably
do IA dnu odstranilo de iku,
jcz byia pruccli zamku vSazc
ia ia pamatku navstcvy rakou
Skcho cisarc FrantiSka Joscfa,
dale Slcchtickc odznaky VIM
diSchgrCatzova rodu a konccnG
sochu poveStneho krveziznive-
no pruskeho krale Bedricha..
Pfi tom sc obetni zaStupitel-
stvo usneslo, re tom pfipad6,
kdyby sprava panstvi nevyho-
We a, da tyto vSechny veci od-
straniti na svuj naklad.
Kazdy by Sc domnival, &c
vcc bude vyiizcna kratkou &C.
stou ze obcc St6kna bude
zbavcna t6chto potuphych pre-
dmctu, kterc budou ulozeny
nekam do archiyu. Ale najcd-
nou k 1za3u vScho obcanstva
vyvstali Neutrality-suspicious.
mocni obhajci.
PfedevSim to byl sam prvni
cesky president rcpublikanskc
advokatni komory Dir. Stomple,
jcnz prevail pr;lvni zastupova-
nj Wlndischgractzc, a napsal
na oltrc nj yybor obsahlou stiz
most, Y niz zad!, ably usneseni
obccnlho zastupltcj5tva byIo ia
ko nc2akomlt zruseno. poz5ru
hodHe js8ti pravni vyyyody toho
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| 10 fepreSentanta ceSkeh0 adV0
katskeho stavu. Pan president
advokatni komory sice pripou-
stl, re zakonem re dine 10. pro-
since 1918 byla zrusena s.ech-
tictvi, fady tituly, tvrdi vsak,
re rebyly zruSeny slechticke
Znaky re proto pan Windisch
graetz a s MIN vSechna ostatni
slcchta muzc plnym pravem
nadalc pouzivati(!).
To jsme tedy doSli daleko! !!
Rok po prevratu tvrdi pan prv
nj president Geske advokatni
komory, zc Slechta muze tedy
docela klidne uzivati NADIA e
5vych erbu, vSelijakych koru-
mex, valachu, kancu byku,
jak sc il zlibi. TO je opravdu k
zblaznGni. Pan president advo
katpi komofy tyrdi dale, re pry
dcska a oslavu zemfeleho Fran
ti$ka Josefa nemuze' nikoho
pohor$oVati a pri tom ma pro
obyvatelstvo stekenske primo
/ w mech, d6laic 2 neho vyloze
ne analfabety, poukazem ma
Ito, ze pry deska obsahuje ma
Ipis latiQsky, tedy napis obca-
mum Stekn6 ''yylozen6 nesrozu
mitelny.'
Pan ptvni president jde do
konce tax daleko, re velebi sta
lfy Slechticky rod knizat Win
dischgraetzu, ktery pry hral V
hi'torii byv. Rakouska svoii IL
lohu a prob aSuje, ze odstrane
nj jeho odznaku musilo by by
III cd kazdeho moderniho cIo-
veka poVazovano "a wanda
hsm'. A ably svym tvrzenim
postavil korunu, uvadi, ze pry
rod knizat Windisc hgraetzu
byl take "Slechtou eeskou'' a
ma dukaz toho uvadi, re IL.
cerrna roku 1574(!D byl Win
, dlschgractzum ud6 Ell "cesky
IinkoIat .BaieGna ccska' s cchta
pied 800 lcty!
Takhle mluyi niko'i obyGei-
ny advokat, ktcry muze ia ho
noraf pfcv&iti kazdc zastoupe-
nj - takhle mluyi cesky pray
nix. Jejz ceska advokacie po-
stavila pred nedavnem We sve
cello. jakozto sv6ho prveho
predstavitelc sanostatne re-
publice ce5koslovenske !,
A. "a prvnim presidentem
ceskc advokatni komory pIispe
chal take okrcsni hoffman stra-
konick$, Krnihsky, jcnz Ip,ne
vyhoy6l stiznosti rediielstvi
pan 'tVi a naproti tomu obccni-
ma zastupitclstvu vc StcknG
Vym6rem re dine Is. listopadu
1919 pfisnG zakazal ysechny
dalSi kroky.
V tomto vymeru pravi, re
pry rozhodnutf> obcc. zastupi-
tc'stva We Stekh6 odporuie
"ySem zakonnym ustanove-
nin1" zc SC Jim porusujc pra-
vo Nlastnickc k prcdmctum,
nalezcilcim do maietku Win
dl .chEraetzova vclkostatku.
Na honec pax okrcsni hoffman
obci icstc rohrozil 4 ucinil il
zodFoTcdnou "a kazdou sko-
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kazdou pomoc, ktera nam pri-
ijde. A mhze piijit jen 2 jedi
inc Zeme ma svete, q Ameriky.
ITO 81 dunno zapamatovat ta-
Ike politicky, re jedina Ameri-
ka nam ma jare poslala potra-
lviny a ze dosud mnze iedina
tpomahat, protose z vyssate
Francie, hladov5 skoro Italie,
skromne zijiciho Svycarska,
nadobro rozvraceneho Ruska,
o zebrackych zemfch Meme
cka, Rakouska a Polska ami ne
mluve, niceho po leta nedosta-
meme. S potravnami neni to
ovsem tax z.e, ale h1re ie O Sra
dlo, satstvo, tkaniny a veci tro-
pu (kSva, kakao atd.) Ameri-
ka ma toho dost, takze 81 mGze
dovolit export, ienz jest vlast-
ne dobrym obchodem pri evrop
sk6 drahote.
Velikym tinitelem bude V
tom ceskoslovenska Amerika,
nasich lidi dobry million, po
vetsin6 zamoznych. Poslala,
lak kazdy vi a posfla dodnes.
Jallkoz ysak zasflatel kapitan
En-. Voska, ienz jediny v teto
nejvyS obtizne doprave Sc W.
znai, vidal Sc fozhofcen mad
neopravnenymi utoky teto O.
brovSke a smeSne honorovane
rrace, jest doprava pfedana
nenecke Iirme Scherkcrove.
Narod nyni, kdyz to ma v ru-
kou misto Cecha Nemec, ie
spokojen, ale cele vlaky beden
$ Diary, ktere Amerika liz pred
peti mesfci poslala, dosud do
mu dopraveny nejsou. Ale A.
mefika posila stale; nyni k va
nocum vypravila celou lod' da-
ru, ale to vse, diky naSemu ka-
zeni 81 vlastniho jidla, nekde
Ell. Kde nevfn. Jednou ten
caJ, mastnoty aid. snad "a rok
priJdou a budou Sc tim krmitI
mysi ma smetistich.
Ale do tohoto horkeho poci-
tn pfichazi tez slusna davka
radostl. Oznamuje Sc totiz VI
Washingtonu, ze jest povole-
ma ballckova posta k nam. Ge-
ncralni postmistr Patten vyhla-
sll, re "a II centu "a Iibru mo
zno zasilat balftky do IL iiber,
/ take tuky. Do Cesk osloven-
ska n1uze Sc tax dostat spousta
potrebnych veci, Cd potravin
do satstva, od knihy po pristro
1e, kratce male bohatstvi a W.
bcrna pomoc V dneSnim nedo-
Statku. ! ten nejchudsi chce "a
Sllat domu aspoh jednou "a me
sic n6jakou petit desetidolaro- !
YOU radostl Nuze, at jsou ma
Sc poStovni urady pripravenv |
q at zvysena jest kontrola. ne
bot ztraceny balik natropi |
rozhorcenl ma obou stranach
zasllatele / dodatele, re Sc sta |
va hotovym zlem. A nyni pri-
pravit tez zp6tne zasilani. ne
bot nasi kraiane zadaji ST
mnozstvi knih a ma zvyseni ma
5eho vyvozu nam musi tez zale
yet. MinisterJtvo post ceka "a
SC Jeden lkol. Rychle k nemu!
a co Sc tyce onech celych Via
ku darku, kterc nekde trcf. tn
pflslusne ministerstvo, pod
ncz Spada - obchodu? VIII
w! zahranici? - melo by ma
'1dit osircjsi tempo. Amcricke
lbozI zdarma Jest debre pro
n''rod, a c jc8tc lcpSi pro sa-
fou yladu.
N>Sl W3SEWSSl
j? ANK pOpEnTc vrnr,
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Nabidnutl k si1atku.

Svobodny, 33 roku starry
muz, dobfe 81 stojicf, rad by 81
ucinil znamost divkou neb
vdovou, ktera by mela zalibu
farmareni. Mozno-li, zaslete
podobenku, ktera Sc ma poza-
dani vrati. Poctive minenou
nabidku zaSlete do adm. Sve-
ia pod znackou G.. S. Klidny
zivot. 1921
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y
VAZNE
nabidn,lti k snatku.

Muz, AZ rokH star, svobod-
ny, mini navazati koresponden
ci divkou neb vdovou pTi-
merenem start, "a pricinou po-
zdejSiho snatku. Laskave do
pisy (anonymni zustanou ne
povsimnuty) zaslete ma adresu
Eduard Sevcik, q Shannon
Construction Co., 1851 So.
Main ST., Akron, O. IL
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JIHOCESkY PASALIk
WINDISCHGRAETZUV.

Ccsky president advokatni ko-
mory ma ochranu stechtickych
odznaku. - Cesky okresni hej-
tman ochrancem France Josefa
a soukromeho vlastEictvi nej-
vetsiho valecneho stvace Win
dischgractze.
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ter, Mrs. Sadleir; 5000 to his groom,
Daniel Nolan; ESQ each to his herds
man, Matthew Kennedy, and steward.
Patrick Nolan. and the residue to his
two nieces.
A large rustic cross in limestone,
suitably inscribed, was unveiled on
Saturday at Sahirciveen as memoir
ial to the late Capt. ]. P. Roche, NJ. c.,
Leinster Regiment. A memorial to
Kerry officers and men who fell in the
war is to be provided.
1t was decided by Queenstown U. C..
to send deputation to Admiral Tup-
per in regard to the removal of the
Naval Headquarters to Kingstown.
Mr.. O'Callaghan, chairman, said the
Admiral recently met Mr.. Walter
Long, First Lord, at Kingstown in ref
erence to the change.
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strike the section out.

SHOULD Ireland succeed with re-
public, Section 10, as it now stands,
would prohibit any nation on the out
side of this republic-'external to this
invading it and violat-
ing its territorial sovereignty or its
political independence
eff the suggestions OF the eminent
ex-senator shall be adopted and the
views of those who believe with him
shall be approved and Section 10 go
out, then as soon as the Irish republic
should be announced every nation in
Europe that should oppose such could
march on the young republic and
crush it as an eggshell and nothing
then in the league would impose upon
any member of the young republic
against such invasion"
Colonel Lewis quotes an utterance
by Mr.. Root when secretary of state
to the effect that the powers should
protect the ''territoritorial integrity"
and national sovereignty" of Latin
American nations menaced from with
out.
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FORMER SENATOR
J. II. LEWIS THINKS LEAGUE
WOULD AID IRELAND
Opposed to Root View Regarding
Effect of Article Ten
Of Covenant.

Washington, July 5.-Article 10 of
the League of Nations covenant will
prove a boon, not an obstacle, to Irish
independence. according to letter
from former Senator ]. H. Lewis, of
Illinois, received today by Senator
G. NJ. Hitchcock and P. ]. McCumber.
"It is charged that Section 10 would
make the United States go to war for
any members of the league and any
territory of the members of the
league" says Colonel Lewis. 81 must
insist there is not ':ne in Section
10, nor a word, TO justify the state,
ment.
"The eminent citizen, Senator Root,
and those who would believe with
him, under mistaken impression of
the meaning of this section, would
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-07-12
LElNsTER.

The death is announced from VOL
longong, diocese Of Sydney, of Very
Rev. R. j. Walsh, native of Fiddown,
Kilkenny, aged So. He was educated
at st. Kieran's College, Kilkenny, and
the Propaganda College Home.
P. McKenna, ]. p, County c., at
Streamstown, County Longford, said
not for so years was Ireland's cause
SO desperate and forlorn. He would
have been Sim Feiner if he saw
it had any possibility of success. Wis.,
iting the House of Commons recently
he was proud of the battling of the
few brave men trying to keep 1reland's
interest foremost Labor men there
sympathized with Ireland, but not
with an Irish Republic. Could De
Valera succeeded where Tone, EN-
met, Mitchell, Smith, O'Brien and Fen
ians failed? England's power was
paramount.
A mandamus to compel the Corey
R. D. c., to make regulations for let
tings of laborers' cottage allotments
was granted on behalf of Thos. Doyle
by the Lord Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Gordon, and Mr.. Justice Moore. Mr..
Doyle stated that the Corey Council
acquired SO acres of land on which to
build 20 cottages. All the cottages
had not been built and pending the
building illegal lettings of the allot.
sments had been made by the council.
The great majority of the laborers in
respect of whom representations were
sent in to the council were unable to
get possession of the plots, the coun
ell having refused to terminate these
Illegal lettings. Mr.. Bolton, instructed
ny Mr. J.. ii. McCarroll, was for ap
plicant
The late Mrs. n. LAWYER, Of Rahens
foNn, County Meath, left e15.590.
antx Committee q Agricul.
I91|If & = ! u ypte q sympathy with
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The new Cathedral of st. Joseph, in
Sioux Falls, S. D., was solemnly dedi-
Gated Wednesday morning, May z. The
sermon was preached by Most Rev.
Austin Bowling, Archbishop of St.
Paul.
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coNNAueAr
Notice of application for malicious

Notice of application for malicious
injury claims for sums amounting to
almost $1,000, representing one
months outrages, have been received
by the Gort District Council.
Stating that he is personally strong
ly interested in the revival of the Irish
language, Most Rev. DR.. Gilmartin is
giving a number of scholarships to
the Connaght Irish College for pupils
from the Tuam archdiocese.
Castelar, Bacon Co., Ltd, Mayo was
registered on May 30 with a nominal
capital of 100000 in 100000 "a" and
10000 "B" shares of los each. The
signatures on the memorandum of as
ISOLATION are Isaac, Leopold, Freder-
lex and Arthur Van Zwanenberg, Ern-
est L. Standard, Sami, Nirsch and
Harold G. Brown, all of 6 Duke St.,
London Bridge, S. E. l.
At an aeridheacht in Ballinafad
(Castlebar), on Sunday, attended by
several thousand people, the resolu-
tions demanding that the Irish lang
uage be taught for an hour day in
all schools in English-speaking dis
tricts, were passed unanimously, on
motion of Sean O'Ruane (Sligo), sec
onded by Conor Mcguire, M. A., LII.
B., son (Claremorris), Sean O'Kelly,
G. l.. O., impressed upon those present
the necessity of speaking the language
and purchasing 1rish-made goods.
Major tombstone, v. c., has been ap-
pointed R. M. for Roscommon and
Mayo, to be stationed at Castlerea, re-
placing Mr.. w. H. Rice, who was sup
erannuated last year, but continued to
do duty until the conclusion of the
war.
d. S. Duignan, c. P. s., Kiltycarney,
Carrick- on Shannon, was elected G. P.
S., for Drumsna and Ormond, P. s.
districts by five votes to four, for Mr..
Carroll, an ex-army man. M. McGrath,
Carrick-on-S Shannon, has been sworn
as ]. P.
BY votes to 2 E. S. O'Laughlin was
reappointed storekeeper for months
at Ballinasloe Asylum. The R. M. 8.
said the appointment was illegal. Mr..
Martin. Doyle remarked that as things
were now going people could 60 into
the asylum and sign their own paying
orders. He believed they were for
feiting the capitation grant by ap
pointing Mr.. O'Loughlin.
There can never be an alliance be
tween England and America until Ire
land is free, said DR.. Brian Cusack
M. P, at meetings at Glenamaddy and
Kilkerrin, County Galway. The move
ment of the past 40 years was deg
radiation, but the country was now
republican. He believed there was g
lot of suffering before the people yet
To those who might be losing hope
he said: Have no fear"
Austin Mcdonnell, Louisburgh, re
leased from Derry Prison, had served
nearly 6 months of Galway court
martial ~ months sentence.
: Rev. P. j. Joyce, B. d. G. c., Castle
bar, has been transferred to Achi1l
and is replaced by Rev. ]. higgins, G
c., Kilkerrin, Ballinasloe.
James McGurrin, New York, ma
tive of Drumkeerin, County Leitrim
has been elected a member of the Ma
tional Council of the Friends of Irisf
Freedom. He was married last Octo
Der to Miss Anna r. Donohue, daugh
ter of Hon. Michael Donohoe, Con
gresham for Philadelphia.
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scheme and that of the Gibson Trust
caused the confusion. Mr.. Dawson,
an inspector of the Department, said
there was more potato disease in
Omeath than in all other parts of the
country.
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Rev. Dennis A. Hayes, pastor at
Coldwater, Mich, has been appointed
rector OF the Little Seminary shortly
to be opened in Detroit for the educa-
tson Of youth 10 the holy priesthood.
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JUDGE JOHN w. GoFF OF
NEW YORK TO- HEAD CAM


NEW YORK TO HEAD CAM
PAIGN FOR IRISH FREEDOM
The Irish National Bureau" has an
nounced the appointment of former
Justice John w. Golf of the New
York State Supreme Court as director
of the Nationwide campaign to be
conducted in the interest of freedom
for Ireland.
In Rochester De Valera, visited his
mother, Mrs. Thomas ]. Wheelwright.
He was accompanied to this city by
his half brother, the Rev. Thomas ].
Wheelwright Of the Redemptionist
Order. who is attached to the Mission
church, Trumont street, Boston.
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RID0ELAND

James Orr and family were in
Winner Thursday.
Will Horton called at Ridgeland
Ranch Monday and purchased a horse
James Orr and family were calling
on the Rankin's Sunday afternoon.
Little Fvalyn Rankin isn't well and
she and her parents have our SYM
pathy.
Fred Matousek injured his fooot on
his hay loader Wednesday. He was
taken to Winner for surgical aid
We hope he will quickly and
completely.
K. Eriksen recovered his lost stock
We understand they had been stolen
and driven off. We hope the guilty
one will be apprehended and punished
M. II. Weed lost cattle too. We
haven't heard whether or not he
found them.
A hail storm, accompanied by a
terrific wind hit Ridgeland last Tues
day and seriously damaged everything
In It's wake. All west windows in al
buildings were broken, the hail max
ing its way through substantial.
screens. Our school house is very
much battered and its many west
windows are nil. The corn crop
which was so fine, suffered greatly
as did the gardens. But, of course
we aren't complaining much and arr
thankful that our roofs were left.
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ROSEBUD

Olga Satree is working in Lyman
county.
Ben Larson called at VIII Kemnitz
Monday.
John Sherwood was a Sunday caller
at Ed CRAFTS.
Mrs. Ben Larson called at G. O.
Wilson'S Tuesday.
Glen Sherwood and family called at
John Sherwood's Sunday after church.
Mrs. Geo. Brave, ST., and grandson,
Teddy, called at Ben LarSon's Mon
day.
l.. O. Dustrude and family. Emma
Satree and Ella Bachman visited
Sunday at Vim. Hare's
Mrs. Chas. Fssy and children called
OF John Sherwood's Sunday. MIR.
Phillippi was also a caller there.
Messrs. Peter and Gottlieb Backman
add their families went Sunday TO
BoneSteel to visit and the ladies' eX-
pected TO have dental work done.
Henry Krause was a Sunday caller
at Kemnitz. He told man interest
ing stories Of the war, as witnessed
by him during his recent enlistment.
c. 0. Wilson and family visited at
Glen Sherwood's Sunday. Later they
called r. Weeks, accompanied by
Ivor Week, who is working for Mr.
Wilson.
Harry Larson called at Alfred An
dersons's Monday. Mrs. Larson and
Bernadine Johnson accompanied him
and gathered a nice lot of fruit near
the river.
Mr.. Knight recently purchased l..
G.. Dustrude's half section of land,
and will take possession this fall. We
wish Mr.. Knight success in his new
location.
Glen Sherwood, wife and daughter
spent a very enjoyable evening Mon.
day at the Rem and Oliver Larson
homes. Leander Flaherty also called
at the latter place.
Mrs. Satree and children, Kermit
and Helen, spent several days last
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CHATEAU THIERRY" IN
FIREWORKS AT THE
STATE FAIR

This will be a realistic %reproduc-
ton Of one of the most historical
achievements of the European IN
fiict, where our own United States
Marines distinguished themselves.
From the hour that General Per-
shing said to Marshal Foch, Let me
lead my men to an aggressive and
decisive part; we are ready" the
fortunes Of wal and the face Of his
tory changed. 1t was the beginning
Of the end.
Chateau Thierry was the first bat
tie in which the indomitable vigor OF
those American boys was felt. From
that day the Germans never won a
battle. The battle scene as depicted
at the State Fair will be under the
direction OF trained military men. 1t
will be a page from history told in
lines Of fire and tones of thunder.
The special effects will be startling
the scene indescribable and never
to be forgotten.
This will take you at the South
Dakota State Fair, Sept. 8-13, the
same way the American Soldier took
Chateau Thierry-by storm. 1t will
be as true to life as the ingenuity Of
the skilled pyrotechnist and scenic
artist can make it.