davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-19
With Autumn Days Come the
NEW HATS

You will find an interesting variety in our
new Fall Hats. A wide range of styles in both
Felt and Velour Hats.
Our stock consists mostly of John B. Stet-
son Hats and the fixed quality and assured
style Of Stetson's were never better than they
are this season.
Step in and try on one Of the new Hats
Our stock is SO large and complete that it's
safe bet you will find the hat you are looking
for in here.
StetsOn's Priced $500, $780, $500
"DiNie Hats $500, $500, $500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

HLEDA Sc byt Q 5ti neb 6ti
svenicich, po pripade dunn V
okoli Clevelandu, blize kary.
Haste Sc u l.. K. 12405 Union
Ave. 1O-1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

Vove. Ma teie mel "punch0 /,
ctvercovy kus sukna, ktery
mel prostredku otvor, KITE
rym prostrcila Sc hlava. Sukno
splyvalo mu pres Zada Jako
volny plast a zakrylo mu vastu
a assiroky pas, ma nemz byl "a
vesen nuz, bez nehoz Sc gan
cho neobejde.
Siroky, eerny satek. z hedva-
bi ma krku halil mu bkadu az
k ustnm velky plsteny klo-
bouk, nasazeny hluboko do ee-
la, zakryval mu Jvar, zracici
Sc mezi kloboukem a nakrcni-
| KEN.
Kracel jiz asi ctvrt hodiny
volne a opatrne rovnou ulici
kdyz nahle sebou trhl a sta
nul.
Ma dlazbe neco zaSustelo; q
lie zvuk byl tax slaby, re mohl
iej postrehnouti jen ostry
sluch gauchuv, polodivocha to-
ktery jest zvykly zfti neko-
necne pousti pampy (pastvin)
uprostred skotu a bravu, mad
nimiz bdi.
"Kdo to-" septal mezi zu-
by.
Ia dine byl by kazdy uzrel
| ljak tvar jeho zbledla, jak
sahl kfecovite pod "puncho'
Pc kratkem valiant kracel
dale; neplizil Sc vsak jiz ko
samych domu, nybrz sci pri.
ma po chodniku, tvare Sc, ja
koby Sc nemusil skryvati. Oso
ba, ktera sla "a MIN, mohla, ba
musila jej snad videti = sou.
dill, re nejlepSim prostredken
proti nebezpeci buda, bude-l
tvariti Sc zcela klidne bez.
starostne.
Sci velmi pomalu, ably Sc &C
! lejdrive dozvedel, kym m;
0 jednati, a ably poznal oso
III, ktera jako on meskala II;
Ilici V tuto dobu a ga tychz n
)ezpecnych okolnosti.
Zamer jeho Sc zdaril, nebo,
: roxy, ktere nahnaly mu toll
trachu, znenahla Sc blizily.
, Plal zvedavosti, ale prec
} 9 neohledl a kdyz soudil, Z
nuze byti slysen, jal Sc It's
1 .vizdati pisen, slozenou k osl
i e Rosasove; vychloubal $
o ,lidnou bezstarostnosti, kter
/ 3yla ovsem daleka jeho mysl
Vi oisen tn slozili ganchosove
! peli il po cele Argenticke +
/, publice dobe, kdy diklato
il nyni nenavideny pro sve hi
II chy a zlociny, mohl spoleha
i, Sc ma oddanost divokych syr
g pouste, jejichz odvaha a I'm
T. zilost jsou znamy po cele jiz
Americe cd hranic Brasilie a
IL ruguaye az k neznamym llr
,hi jun Patagonia, kde bydli d
sol sud jen Indiani.
en- Opakoval prave napev p
lolpe, ovSem TAX tiSe, re mohl
r. ii slySen jen tim, kdo sci /
cll tcsne patach, kdyz oval
"a MIN itchy hlas:
,Zil "Senore ~
sc Rychle Sc obratil, povyli
ll& luz z pochvy a stal tvari
ed var zene.
O. Taz byla nevelke, ale je
me, stihle postavy, mela ma
kol be sat zen z pTistavu, zvanl
ou- "portenas'; tax nazyyaji
Iku zeny zrozene V Buenos Ayl
M; iakozto potomkyne prvn
l.span6lskych dobyvatelu re
kro| Oblek ten uplne cerny,
sat kym byva vzdy kroj Spar
idGi V koloniich, jest jednim Z
ne puvabnejsich a nejroztom
kdyl Sich re vsech kroju, hlavne
lit Ii jej ma sob6 mlada, he
ne zena.
by- Sestava 4 vykrojeneho
a u leskleho hedvabi $ kratk
hu-, rukavci jako balovy Sat I
naSi' zanek, ovSem mimo ruka'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30
X d 0 b yl onen m uz.

Pokoj, do nehoz vstolupil ne
byl veliky, ale byl zarizen $
jakymsi prepychem q nadhe-
|rou.
Byl to salonek elegantni ze--
ny, bohate mlade q krasne, ph
vab veku j povaha danny zraci
Sc skoro vzdy v hnizdecku,
ktere 81 utvofi a V nemz preby
Iva.
Vse bylo zde ro,ztomile, vku
sne a uslechtile; byl to patrne
ltulek milujici zeny.
Dlkladne, avsak nijak ma
|padne zafizenl komnaty sesta-
valo 2 velike a Stroke pohoy-
KY, houpaciho kfesla, ktere
neschazi v bytu zadne kreolky
2 nizkych sedadel, potazenych
g. 5
:lutym hedvablm a male ku
ate skrine bilou mramoro-
rou deskou, ktera byla vroube
Ia prolamovanou okrasou z
medi.
Steny byly zakryty calouny,
IA kterych skyely Sc ptaci q
,vety nejpestfejslch barvach
Ma pQdlaze z cihel nalezala
silna rohoz, ktera tlumila
kroky.
| Bohatee zaclony hedvabn
| plyvaly podel sirokeho okpa.
Ma mramorove desce skrlne
tala vysoka svitilna Sc siro-
YIN stinlt ken a plnila pokoj
lumenym svetlem.
Gancho poeinal 81 TAX roz'
| iodine, re nemohla Sc mu
nlada zena ami braniti; ba ami
| levykrikla, TAX byla chrome.
"a zdesenim a pfekvapenim
| Skoeil do pokoje, polozil lei
| e sve bremeno ma pohovku
Iekl pred nj a odhodil klo
| )ouk, ably mu bylo videti de
| tvare.
| Oblicej, Ma nejz padal svi
! ampy, byl prayidelpS, krasny
, vyraz byl uslechtily hrdy
,yl pravym vzorem Spanela 81
Jlas, modre oci, rusy vous
ernich provincii, mel havran
bledou plet'.
Mladost a sv6zi raznost pla
"a mu z oei; bylo mu parrn
otva tficet let.
"'Ty! Ty zde?" septala mi
la zena Jako u vytrzenl.
i Vzchopila Sc a bleda radC
: ii blahem objala jej a pr
1 iskla ku svym krasnym ns
= lrum Sc Silenou vaSni, niz j
/, lila Sc neskonala, horouci Ia
: ka, ktera byla patrne zvys'
It Ia obavou pred nebezpecel
} stvim, ktere hrozilo milovan'
mu muzi.
j. "Ano, ano, Dolores, ia, kt
VI y neziji po celych sesc mes
ii, ponevadz odloucily mne =
8 lody a nebezpeci obcanske VI
E. ky Cd milovane choti a det
E. Musil a chtel jsem vas spatl
v stdj co stlj!'
Vymaniy Sc z jejiho objet
20 odstoupil Cd nj, ably 81 mohl
iii pc prohlednouti tn, kterou p
We, naval choti syoji
"a "Dovol, abych na lebe =
hledel osvezil Sc pohlede
ma drahouu tvoji tvar!" zvo!
Y zaniceni; Jest tomu jiz t
10 dayno, TAX nekonecne davl
co nevidel jsem krasne tVc
ko, jez zjeyovalo Sc mi jen
'la snach ;. O, Dolores!"
ma "Konecne te tedy Ease II
ba = stale krasnou avsak,
lozl dim, tisic krate krAsnelsl V t
le- 20 rozechyeni, zmitapou
slim, dojetim a bazni -
no Dolores, tax jmenovala
ella mlada pani, byla skuteene
by divuhodnou zenon.
ape Byla V plnem rozkvetn \
sy petadvacetileta, a stll
I've praya Argentinka, dcera $
l.. = / y eel Jant
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

S4OO ma hotovosti koupi
dunn 0 7 svetnicich S koupel-
nou, garage, lot as phi $50
stfavicich, blfze Union Ave a
E. 105 kary. Cena $3400. Biz
81 sd6li F. J. Nejedlik, 11015
Union Ave. Tel Union 1861
r. &.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30
P r O ST. v

N a vra at.

rugby oH9 NaAo 9e Ji~ ~" "
II. ~ "a
Noe rUzestrela temny zavoJ
mad mestem, nemz Waldo
hrobove ticho a cira tina.
Me5to bylo Sc na vlas podo-
balo riSi mrtvych, tajuplne IL
Gene V pohadkach "Tisic a je-
dna noc", kdyby Sc pustych
ulicich nebyly objevily obcas
priserne prnvody ranenych a
umirajicich; pred nosltkaml
kracelo vzdy n6kolik muzu ne
, soucich pochodne, jejichz ru-
da zar ien slabe osvetlovala
pruvod husty dym, ktery va
lii Sc jako obrovsky had "a
nositkami.
!. Pc cely den zurila bitva kol
Buenos Ayres, hlaVniho mesta
Argentinsk6 republiky V Jizni
Americe.
Po nekolika st astnych bo-
jich priblizil Sc voj povstalcu
k mestu, ,kde ohradil Sc diktator
Rosas, jehoz neslychane tyran
stvi pobourilo konecn6 veSke-
re obyvatelstvo republiky.
Povstalci uGinili prvni ucok,
ale byli odrazeni.
Kazdy citil, ze boj zapocne
Ultra poznovu.
Rose veda, re jest nenavl-
den re nesmi Sc spolehatl
nez ma sve vojSko, vladl zelez
nou pesti, udrzoval kid od-
danost meSt'anu jen hrozbami,
strachem popravami; vraz-
dill bez milosrd denstvi kazdeho,
kdo byl mu jen ponekud po-
aezrelym.
Naridil, ably zustaly domy o
tevreny, aby jeho vojsko, slu-
hove katane mohli vchazeIi
do Mich kazdou hodinu a zaka
zal, ably byly rozzaty svitilny
predstiraie, ze by mohly slou'
ziti nepriteli ia terc.
Bylo to louceni zuriveho ty
gra zivotem, hrozny, smrtel
ny zapas krvelatne selmy, KIT
ia rozsapala VSe, co priSlo d.
jejich sparu.
Kdyz nadesel vecer, nesmt
sc vubec nikdo odvaziti ma u
ci baz zVlaSunlho pruvodnih
lis,u; kdo vysel be- neho, by
zatcen, nell okamzite popr;
ven; to zalezelo jedine ma vi
Ii a rozmaru surovych vojin'
zyrhlYch to lupicu zlosyn
nejnizSi tridy. kteri zustali W
nj diktatorovi, nebot' vede
re budou bez milosti zastrel
nj, jakmile bude po Wade k
velacneho Rosasa.
O devate hodine mihl Sc
lici posledni pruvod raneny
av meste bylo pax tlcho, jaI
by tam nebylo zive duSe. j
na konci ulic, vedoucich
poll, hemzilo Sc vojsko u ba
kad, ktere tam byly ma spe
vystaveny.
Kdyz odbila desata ma W
--.X-dalnem predmesti, mihl
mrtvou ulici stin; oko IVY
cire me~bylo by poznalo I'm
re sc plizi muzska postava
patrne podel domu.
Muz ten kracel ostrazite
aamych zdi, tajil dech, nasl
chaie bedlive kazd6mu blu
a stanul okamzite, jakmile
sill, re 50 cosi pohnulo.
Ably utlumil ohlas svych
XII, obalil 81 boty vlnenymi
ky. Nalezel paerne ku ii
eauchosu (hlldacu stad),
bot mel lipln6 cerny sat,
byl stanul bez hnutl, mohl
kazdy tesne vedle neho a
byl by iej videl, nebot' noe
la neproniknuteln6 temna
vzduch naplnen jemnym,
stEm prachem, ktery pii
vichfice poustes
Oblek jeho sestAval q r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30
BUDE DOHOTOVEN IA TRI
TYDNY

dim sedpi svetniclch kou-
pclnou, S dvema toilety, krb
China Cabinet, tvrde podlahy
. fini$, naleza Sc V nejoblibe-
nGjSim ceskem okoli ma vych.
1916 ul. u Union Ave. Ulice je
dlazdena a zaplacena. Vezme
Sc lot co prvni splatka. Pro
blizsi informace zavolejte,
prijd'te neb dopiste do uradov
ny j. F. Nejedlik Co., 11O15
Union Ave. Tel. Union 1861
r. :!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

I.fS~~ J~~NN
| Mas gancho snazil Sc, ably
prohledl zbeznym pohledem
lzenu, ktera no oslovila, ale "a
lvoj zahaloval tvar jeji tax 1pl
Inc, re niceho nespatfil, a SOU
tdil toliko skorem jistotou, ze
lzena ia jest jeste mlada.
| Pfesvedeeni to razem jej u
pokojilo.
Podrzel sice naz V ruce, "a
razil no vsak do pochvy q ta-
zal Sc co MONA z ticha:
"Ceho 81 prejete, senoro?"
"Nemohl byste mi rici, kde
je general Lopez" pravila
| nlada zena, jejiz plamenny
zrak leskl Sc z pod husteho
zayoje ktera Sc dychtive pfi-
!1lonila k muzi, snazic Sc, ably
.patrila ieho tvar zblizka.
Gaucho sebou mimodek tr-
hi, kdyz zaslechl tato sloya.
Z oci vyslehla mu Ear, jako
kdyz vyleti jiskra z popele,
chyili vahal, nez odpoVedel:
"Na mou veru, neVim, jak
bych vam odpovedel! Myslim,
re veil na jedne barikade, na
l1terouz ntocili povstalci.'
"Ano, prave,'' odvetila ze-
ina. "Zda Sc mi, re prichazite
z alice Esmeraldiny, kde zu-
iii 1eikrutejsi boj, myslila
{! jsem. re budete dobre zpraven
| IOdpust'te zdrzela jsem
vas.'
Mlada zena sc uklonila a Sla
! odkud prisla, patrne k barika
!. de, ktera uzavirala ulici sme'
rem k polim.
"Spa,ne setkani," septa
gaucho. = "Kdo jest zena
ktera hleda V tuto hodinu lotrs
Lopezova! Pojala-li nejake pc
dezPeni proti mne, jsem ztra
cen!"
Zustal stati a poslouchal.
! Panovalo hrobove ticho; m.
;lil, re Sc vzdalila a kracel te
;, dy dale, rychle a chvatne JAKE
, clovek, hnany nebezpecim
odhodlany dojiti cila st1j c.
: stuj.
8 Nebyl ostatnG dalek cile, n
6 bot ia pet minut stanul pre-
4 domem, jehoz vrata, jako vi
c bec ysechna, byla oteyrena
a rozhledl Sc patrave kol seb'
i. pres cirou tmu chtel Sc pre-
a 5vedciti, nebyl-li nikym stopt
: van a pax vklouzl do prujezd
:, Zde znoyu Sc zastavil; pt
i slOuchal S neiVetSi poZornoSt
ii tail dech tiskl ruce ma SRI
il &C, aby utlumil mocny tluk'
l. jPho, pax popoSel pekolik kr
nj ku, az stanul na dvore.
u Hustou mlhou leskl Sc ma
a prouzek svf.la mezi okenici
0 pfizemi.
Muz kraGel - ne k Svetl
s. mu pruhu, ale k blizkym DIV
oy rim, nichz patrne dobre v
1u del, nebot' blizil Sc k MIN pc
SC 2ym a jistym krokem.
Pritiskl ucho Ike dverim
aorp6 naslouchal; pax ustoul
hi . zatleskal trikrat do dlani.
V ia maloQ chvili oval Sc
dvermi chvejici Sc hlas:
M "Kdo to-"
So "Otevrter kazal muz.
ch Kdyz Sc TAX lined nest;
Sc dodal naiehave.
es, "Jde o ziyot!"
ich "Bylo slyseti, jak zaskril
ne. zavora, dvere Sc otevrely a
ja- prahu objevila Sc zena; sls
elu zar svetla V pokoji, mel
lej- vedly dvere ia chodbu, roi
LEI vala Sc kolem jeji postavy.
MA Muz sko6il do chodby, u
zkal pil zenu silnou pazi kol
a polozil il ruku ma usta
atu nemohla vzkriknouti prekv
ymi nim< nebo hruzou.
afi- Priraziv nohou otevrene
ice.!fe, pozvedl zcnu jako po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

PRIJMOU Sc uniovf tesafi
ma stalou zimni praci. Haste
Sc V elsie 9915 DenniSon Ave,
aneb IA staybe, roh Cedar a
E. 55. ul. $50
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
SHOES-SHOES
LOT /

LII
Broken Sizes in Mems Work Shoes Q9
and Women Shoes, worth up to So iOO
Sz.5O Girls and Boys Gun Metal 90
Shoes, lace or button; Spring Sale ''OO
LOT2
Ladies Dress Shoes, high top, lace or 1 q9
button pumps; all sizes; Sale ivy
LOT 3
Mems Dress and Work Shoes, worth 075
up to $500; Spring Opening Sale H'dS
LOT 4
bg assortment of Ladies' Dress Shoes, in-
black and tan; also Mems Dress Shoes,
lace and button, tan and black; 9AN
I, worth UP to Sc; Spring Sale OAfO
MEMS $3.50 Wei Butcher and English A 90
rats; Spring Opening Sale ,-.-. 'UO
Aadies, Brown and Black Kid Pumps, with
flexible welt and turned soles; 3Q0
good $500 value; Spring Sale. V'OU
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
COTTON AND SHEETING

36-inch WnlCe ana UnDl6acn0Q OOJ- 1VI2N
ton, zoe value; Spring Opening 4
S6inch White and Unbleached Cot 1Qr
ton, 25c value; Spring Opening NV
96inch White Cotton and Cambria, 00r
S5c value; Spring Opening Sale A@O
27inch Indian Head, 35c value 00c
Spring Opening Sale -,.--.--,---.--..-- H0O
SSinch Indian Head, 40c value on
Spring Opening Sale --..--.. wv
S6-inch Indian Head, 45c value 9Ar
Spring Opening Sale -,-,.----..---- 7O
Sl50 Large-size Sheets, OR
Spring Opening Sale -.---,------r-.-.------- W.
76-inch Unbleached Sheeting, 65c A3c
yaue; Spring Opening Sale .'--.----, b. TO-
Sl-inch Unbleached Sheeting, 75c E9r
value; Spring Opening Sale.
9O-inch Unbleached Sheeting, 85c h7c
value; Spring Opening Sale W
76-inch White Sheeting, 75c value DIR.
Spring Opening Sale --------.--------.
0l-inch White Sheeting, SOC value 5hc
Spring Opening Sale -.--------------------
OO-inch White Sheeting, 85c value 67c
Spring Opening Sale -.--.--.,----,--.-,----
9O-inch White and Unbleached Pep Chr
erel Sheeting, yard ----------------.------
72x9O White and Unbleached White r.
Rock Sheets, $1.75 value. ivy
'l 5 write an d 1 q 55s;, White 14S
7s gov W3jts Rsp 6i Sheets sa;s 225 $50
'os + s WHITE !. a5 d Un sIs PEPPER 1885
Sc r., Feather licking, beautiful l.a,1 pat 49c
45xS6 Pillow Cases, 40c value, each Orr
Spring Opening Sale ..--------------.-- 800
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
COMMENCING FRIDAY, MARCH 29TE
ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH.


Beautiful assortment of Ladies ShrtWa and Camiso or
worth up to $500; Spring Opening Sale w"
Ladies Gowns and Teddes nicely embroidered in colo or
$15O values; Spring Opening Sale wv
China Silk Waists in white and flesh, $500 value OF
Geogee Crepe and Silk Crepe de Chine Shtwast all lead
ing shades; beautiful assortment to select from; 0Q0
worth up $780, Spring Opening Sale A'0O
Beautiful assortment of Ladies' Nghgowns Teddes and Bloom
@ in flesh and g white made Of good quality Of NULL 1888
Ladies Silk NightgoWns, $500 value; 0Q0
Spring Opening Sale E'OO
Ladies Ts 6l Mssss Esi Boomers $500 value 1888
Ladies ssqsgste s o and flesh s
$500 Ladies Silk Dresses # q Q8
All oS LADIES sS $500 s and $1,000 Dresses 1898
Ladies Wash Skirts worth up $780, Spring Opening Sale CSC
Ladies Serge Skirts black and navy, $500 value
Chidrens Dresses sizes to years. $3.50 vaue CSC
Bingham Dresses sizes H. pads and stripes 81 value Is
Ladies White Understands made of good muslin 81 vauec98c
Our Ladies' Hats, worth up $780, 1IQ
Spring Opening Sale ITO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27

Remember the place, "The
Leader" Largest Depart
ment Store on Columbia St
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
TOWELS AND OIL CLOTH

zoe s1 Hqst d Towels, 81. 1Oc
SOC I Face and osI5 Bath :ESysls, 19c
4Os sl Hsst d Bath Toy gels 25c
75c Bath Towels, extra large size, d9r
Spring Opening Sale .-------------------- TO-.
Large-size Damask and Linen Towels, QQe
with fancy border; 65c value; Sale oOS
All colors Oil Cloth, also white, good 9nc
quality; SOC value; Spring Sale Wv
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
Wash Goods and Percales

27nch Bingham and Homespun plaids checks and solid
colors; 25c value; Spring Opening Sale ~
35c Doubefold Gngham in plads stripes and solid col
ors Spring Opening Sale -
27-nch White Lawn, yard Is
35c Pajama Check Nansook Spring Opening Sale yard IS
4 40 White a org ga and Null % value Spring 50
27nch Perca in light and dark coors 25c value;
All 35c Bingham at Spring Opening Sale, yard
36nch Percae in light and dark ground 35c value
4Onch figured and lowered Voile 4Oc value Spring
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27

J. and P. Coats Thread,
white and black, all num-
bers, 80 yards to spool "a
Spring Opening Sale. W
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
CENTS FURNISHINGS
AND CLOTHING

Zoe Men Sox 1G1o
Spring Opening Sale .-.,-.--,-,.....-,-..- IVY
soc Silk and Lisle Sox, all colors; 1(lc
Spring Opening Sale .--..........-.. 10y
75c Mems Fancy Stripe Silk Sox AQc
Spring Opening Sale .------.--.,-....--... -fJG
SOC Mems Extra Long Suspenders, 0En
Spring Opening Sale -.----,...---- HUO
9Oc Mems Dress and. Work Shirts, E0n
Spring Opening Sale -..-.,--.....-. vOO
All our SIPS and $3.50 Dress Shirts, OQn
big assortment to select from VOV
MEMS Balbrigga and Nainsook I'm ACr
derWear, all sizes, garment 70O
Big assortment of Mems 75c and 81 Eflc
Ties; Spring Opening Sale. VV0 S
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Mems and Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs, 1Oc value, 3r
Spring Opening Sale W
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-12-24
SOME THINGS ALREADY DONE.

Premier Lloyd George of England
must have mislaid both his good
temper and his memory the other day
When he accused the people Of The
United States of being selfish and un-
willing to help the peoples Of other
nations. He was irritated, perhaps
because we have been a little slow in
accepting the mandates prepared for
us by himself and other European
statesmen in connection with the
League of Nations covenant i he
had not temporarily lost his temper
he would doubtless have realized that
scolding seldom inclines another tc
do ones bidding. If he had not mis-
laid his memory he zould in all pro-
liability, have recalled that the Unit
ed States did quite a bit for his own
and other European peoples during
the war, and still is doing much f.
those in need of help.
Now comes Governor Arthur Wager
of Porto Rico with a report on the
irogress made hy his people under.
American rule. When the United
States took charge of the island in
1899 there were no school buildings.
Now there are 529, in which there are
16O, 900 school children, as against
q, 900 twenty years ago, and the
number of teachers has increased from
500 to 5000. The expenditure for
schools in 1899 was 1888 900. The
expenditures for this year have reach
ed a total Of $2,467,0OO. Nor has
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-12-24

progress in material things been lack
ing. Porto Rico now has $3.50 IN
public improvements for every dollar
of ind abtedness. Twenty years ago
her financial condition would hardly
have justified any credit at all. Her
foreign commerce has Increased from
ST., 100000 to S142,000,00 Under
the democratic form of government
provided by the United States, the
education of her people in public af-
fairs has progressed so rapidly that
they are almost ready for self govern
mont.
Perhaps our European critics might
themselves learn something worth
while if they would sit down and SER
lousy compare what the United
States has done with what they have
accomplished in aid of other people
st. Paul Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-12-24
NORTH REDWOOD


Ben Simondet and Earl Henze were
business callers In Franklin and Far
fax Tuesday.
Miss Florence Mckay was q Tuesday
evening guests of Miss Margaret Hos
ken.
Irwin Zwemko of Sykeston, North
Dakota spent last week with his par
ents here.
! William Taubert of Evan called on
relatives here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Johnson of Delhi at
tended the dance here Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Ziegler of Belview was a
guest of relatives the first of the
Mrs. August Kleeman of Redwood
Falls spent Saturday with her daugh
ter MRS. F. Huweiler.
Mrs. Robert Steele returned to her
home in Dakota Wednesday after q
short visit at the Bliss and Steel
homes.
Miss Gerene Weber left for her
home Friday, after weeks pract-e
teaching at the school here.
Miss Theresa Reineke of Morton
was caller at the Castle home Sun
day evening.
Misses Title Janotta, Elsie Mil
bradt, Mayme Klausler, and HeleT
Redetzke of Redwood Falls enjoyed
supper at the Royal Cafe Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Maude and Myrtle Cliff, and
Anna Naubert spent Sunday at :.
Fay Castle home.
Dewey Lindeman returned to h
home here the last of the week afte-
spending the past several weeks at
Mohall, North Dakota.
A. G. Tradewell and family and
Eunice Huweiler were guests at tn
Walter Carmen home south of Red
wood Falls, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wise and family
spent Sunday at the Hutchinson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hosken and son
Sam Hosken and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Currier were Sunday guests at
the John Brown home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-12-24
WORST WRECK
SAYS CONDUCTOR

the two wrecks is attributed by rail
road men to the fact that the three
trains were composed mostly of steel
coaches.
One wooden coach was telescoped
by a steel car. There were only few
occupants in the telescoped car and
they were not hurt other than BE-
bruised. Part of the steel car pene-
trated the wooden one half way.
Members of the engine crew escaped
without injury.
The more seriously injured taken
to Rochester for treatment are:
Adolph Neuman, Sioux City, Iowa,
shoulder broken; Gust Ewiss, Roches-
ter, bruised; G. N. Lykke, Chicago,
ankle broken; Mathew Mahassey, Chi
cago, bruised and Sam Stroup, Fish
berry, Pa, cut and bruised. Others
were reported only slightlys injured.
Both engines were smashed, bent
and twisted into huge masses of
wreckage and the baggage car on No.
SOB was badly smashed. Engineers
and firemen on the two engines jump
ed when they saw the impending
crash. 1t is said that had they re
NAMED in the cabs they would have
met certain death.-Mankato Ere,
Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-12-24

Renville had disastrous fire Mon
day night which totally destroyed high
school building and all its contents, in
Guiding books and as result the cit.
is without a school building. The
origin of the fire is not known be-
yond the fact that it started in the
basement and is thought to have
smouldered for some ime before the
flames were discovered. The local
fire department was unable to con
with the fire and only some of the
walls we're left standing. The loss is
big one although the district was
quite well protected by insurance. All
the books and records were lost and
new books will have to be purchased.
We understand as soon as books can
be procured that the school will re-
sumo, using various rooms in town
for school purposes. The lodge and
church rooms will be made use of for
this purpose. The fire now places
Renville face to face with the necesl
sity of building a new school buiid
ing.