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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

OTAPAw. Aug - -ior the sec
nnd time this month EFFORTS nave
been made 10 rob the pos'oiIl'e h'
This place In the frst attempt NV
robbers succeeded In gaming an en-
rance TO the building but went no
further with their operations. TINS
Yrok thev entered the building ana
loaded the lock of the safe with nj
iroglyccrin, but left without eNpiod'
ing It,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aux 2S- Tn"
nrmy ordnance and tank train no" AZ
saltwater will exhibit here next Mon
day and Tuesday. according - W"r1
received AZ the army recruiting 81"
ton Yesterday afternoon. Ih' ~
hiht IL working In connection win
army recruiting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs II, q Spaulding and
NJ. j. O'Ncll OF Shawnee were husi-
ness visitors az the capital yesterday
afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

John : Noh.c OF Cdr'ersvi.le. Mo
transacted business with state DE
pAItcmntS yesterday afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 2s---L
+ Thompson OF NoWAtA was a state
house caller yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

l. l. Bobo ot Wilbur'or. Laumcr
county member Of the house OF rep
ftsentatiVcs, was AZ the state houst
yesterday afternoon on u business
mission.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
TWO SALMON CITIZENS TO
WINTER IN FoRNEY COUNTRY

.fahn r, Watkins Ii thu new segth.
er engaged for the FoTney school.
Mr.. Watkins taught the young idea
before he engaged first In operating
a Telephone system and later In run
ming Salmon garage business and
he goes back 10 the high calling Of q
puiagogae with fine qualifications
morally and intellectually, AT the
same time he believes life IN the
mountain district will restore him 10
health. which was impaired year
or two ago by a nervous breakdown.
II Is stated that Sam Sternhere
will also spend the winter In the For
ney country where he has taken I
ranch.
Mr.. Sternberg win help To uaks
life pleasant for the dwellerp ~ the
Forney country for he In . good ktna
sr and musician as y alan Mr.. Wal
kins, When these two get together
on long winter night there will bs
many pilgrim wanting to heal
them sing their funefM lays and
hear their instrumental melodies.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
.EE BUYS MORE
MAHNST FRONTAGE

Fred L. viel this week became the
owner of the Kinsey business lots
located on Main street with a front.
ago of approximately 421sl feet. These
lots adjoin the Hagen meat market
and restaurant of about As feet,
which Mr.. viel purchased few
weeks ogo, SO that the two parcels
together comprise a Main street
frontage of upward of 80 feet with
ample depth for large building Such
a building is, understood to be plan.
ned by the enterprisng merchant II
will give Salmon what has been
deemed long felt want in an up-to
date department store, il such be
the hoped for intention AS to this
undertaking Mr.. Viel has not definite
ly determined as to details for the
! improvement.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
FUNDS POURING IN
FOR PLAYGROUND

In the midst OF the Chautauoua a
movement for Salmon playground
took hold OF the assembly with the
usual Salmon enthusiasm. To launch
the enterprise Mayor eiennon called
the meeting to order Wednesday
evening a little before the hour for
the regular program to begin. The
Mayor, after stating the object, ask.
ga for voluntary contributions. In a
iew minutes he secured subscriptions
70 small amounts that aggregated
$1ss. when nj calls from the body
OF the tent Fred l.. viel mountgi the
platform as the solicitor He proved
himself go-gettf right from the
start by announcing that the chau.
tauQua should not proceed until the
Salmon people had come TO the
scratch two or three times the
amoant already pledged. Thence,
forth individual subscriptions OF from
szS TO $50 began to be reported until
= total OF 1858 was secured.
TnTe Is. xe4eral desire to have
Island park clsaAed up and the pro
posed playground may be establish
led there N well as to make por
tion OF Il Ii 10 q parking place for au
tpmthlas, Ji&i,e are psopdaAtidns
also 10 clean up and beautify the pub
lie dehOol grounds for the use of thu
chil4ren Of the community. Gener
ally ls0 far ~ can be ascertatnsyi Is
land park claims more advocates and
there Ii To be . meeting to determins
Just what shall be DONE
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
SALMON SPIRIT
in CHAUTAUQUA

The third annual Chaufauqua that
salmon has had In session this week
-. like the first and SECOND. high
~ successful. Every session, after
noon and evening. from day. 10 day,
the tent has drawn to the Peterson
lawn audiences that occupy every
one OF the twelve hundred seats vit6
scores Of patrons beaides ID bring
chairs with them.
Early in the week II hecame evt.
dent that the Chautauqua Ia. comr
20 stV ~ regular annual fusflts,.
ton Tor SalmOn. Moat Of the pntronn
eeen 70 demand more o. tie sxnac
entertainment and there II an efPOrt
TO secure hereafter q aeyeu-lay rath.
er than \ six-dAy ChAuiAuQua. This
question viii be decided perhaps this
evening at the close Of the great mu-
nical and Intellectual festival. The
siprit OF cooperation has brought
lEbout this happy condition. Chaufnu-
qua has brought the people together.
The chairman AZ the ticket aaIes.
Mt Monk. Was able 10 report before
opening day amply sufficient salss 10
cover Inc kuArAntee. this too without
any special e4oft BY himself a. A.
s!atants. Chairman y. G. Miller had
toe greands y eppIe pie order and
the teuk seating WA Ioo&ed afssr in
= mcet .egtoient mannsr by Chairman
leo teAunyon, 10 Il was with -
Ary toAfure 81 TIE preliminary a.
aneements under the eanesal man
99sms0t Of the hcAI chelymaa. u, ri.
CAstes&n. particularly ne floraj dec
orAtt4ns. which were Ia charee 81
the WnmAn's club. with Mrs.. WHIT.
comb ~ chairman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
Art Treasures n Miners Cabin.

Inc tate JOnu w. r's.HaIcOmOe leIt
among his personal effects collec-
tion OF paintings gs..srepresenting the
handiwork of his mother. Relatives
Of the Lemhi mining man recently
wrote from New Zealand ii Senator
Whitcomb as9ing ako,st the posks'
bility of recovering these relics. 1t
was on this suggestion that Senator
Whitcomb undertook the task, hav
ing the mining cabin :Qf :. Mr.. Hal
combe thoroughly searched not long
ago, when the search was rewarded
by the recovery of the Halcombe art
treasures. These were found to be
well preserved and undamaged and
in them are seen pictures of exceed
ing beauty. Senator Whitcomb for
warded them to New zealand at once
1t was in that part of the world Mr.
Halcombe was born.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
HuNTERs skgIGToN -
FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS

Firo Aghters In the Elk City region
have fnaxnd the hody OF Albert Wood.
famous hunter N thu northweat. who
vas vel known - 0atoon. He Vas
lost two yaars Agp sDvhii1 with par,
" Of hunters and - trace could be
found OF him till hpN.
Wood was mineF. hunter and
trapper, and whsm he was lost while
on huating trip. searching parties
tr.ed for many Aays to locate him
His skelstQn was found II one OF tbs
widest section - sheep hili. 20 miles
fraa Dixie. and Identification was
made certain by his initials carved
on his hunting knife and his nslns
on his rife. Woods watch. pnrss
and other belongings were found neal
the AXE Teton.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
Gam. Warden Jones on Visit.

Salmon has had visit this week
from the state game warden. man
with the everyday oognomen OF
Jones. Otto NJ. is the given name OF
this Jones. and he ais no ordinary
ZONES at that. In fact the present
head of the Idaho state game deparl,
ment seems to be the right sort OF
man for the Job. as those who nave
had TO do with his administrator
are willing to testify. He came tnls
way To look over the work OF hls 10
cal deputy. /. s. Johnson, ana 70
meet the outdoors men OF the sal
mon country so far as brief Slsl, Isl.
allowed. President Ralph irwin POI
the rife club made the rounds OF the
community with the new game Wal
den. ,.no q
Mr.. Jones is arranging to place
fish ladder in the Salmon river al the
sunbeam dam where fall OF perhapr
90 feet In to be opened for the poss'
age OF FISH up and down stream
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
ANDY" MACNAB
WINS HIGH PLACE

!, have earned this medal and
one knows you have well
r." With few words thus
snoken Gen. Pershing pinned
coat OF a Lemhi county boy
,ng ago the mark of Distinguish
r7ice that will be priced as the
Lei nossession that could come
soldier. The famous medal
TO Colonel Jim Macnab.
=" as everybody calls him
st home. is now on q visit to
rountv. or was until q few
..o when he set out with
: Yearian on an outing to the
camp of Bert Macnab In the
1 ,bat a bear may be encounter
friends have heard that this
ratio soldier. thus advanced
sonors showered upon him on
ny home, particularly in Eng
where ha was gcest OF the
family.
English claim some, right to
him from the fact tina the
Of Canadian parentage.
ambitious Canarian lazy, seek
4 do him honor as wen as per-
.ocure her own ambitions as a
r had invited the LefnAf coun-
,die,- while in London to her
when he begged to be. excus-
the reason ne alreai 7 had ac-
i another invitation ffyfATA not.
s,lish personaz ze. AID who cid
neet at the house?" Afterwards
the same ambitions lady. Then
I told her he saw a lady they
Patricia and another persOnt
called Emanuel, very engaging
Of folks among a great many
! there at the time. No furth-
cuiries were made. for it dawn
tinguished home that Sandy had
for Patrica is a princess and
suel the dethroned king Of Por
now farming in England. where
still toleratN kings in name only
long since took all authority
them.
lionel Sandy Macnab trained the
American army in rife shoot
md is one of the great men Of
vorld war, with renown that GOV
large portion Of the eyarth. He
ted as a volunteer soldier wher
By seventeen years of age. He IL
Na of the former Salmon mer
i and miner, A. ]. Macnab. now
linz in California, and a brother
rt Macndb. one of the sheer
j Of this county. Needless to say
" is democratic American il
h hbT' of his being.
the Lem ms, France. tournament
long ago the Grecian government
him medal too. and the high
that could be bestowed. TO
hing their contestants in the con
so did the Roumanian govern
for training their entrants
h while the French have no
wanting in showing him honor
b manual on rife training ha
beV1 adopted by all the alice
0nc y
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
Lssnli SID S(,ad ~.

the stats farm market bureau hnr
named James Melvyn. Salmon ranch.
eI 20 have charge N inspector 81 aIl
Lemhi county potatoes Intended tor
shipment. This looks TO the ataadard.
isation Of the spud crop Into 0rutn.
seconds and thirds Lemhi cOunty
spudn are already In = class BY them
selves, having an excellence nowhere
else equalled. County Agent David
son mas taken the proper atepa TO
secure their classification. Hia ~.
umase - that the crop for this years.
leads.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
The t4ioh Cost Of hav.

Tae Southern Idaho ShesDgrowers'
association has been organised AZ
Pocaiello, with the objrrt In view OF
nghting the high cost OF hay, protect
inx the rights of members and to pro-
vide for iawai representatives for
what In termed unjust prosecution
II is understood that the associa.
tlon members viii not 10 higher than
st2fe Tor hay In the stack. Si2 fe st
measurements. ARRANGEMENTS arr
being made for wfniering of sheep
on the desert unless hay prices can
bs brought within reach,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

Mrs. n. NJ. Stringfellow, mother OF
the Rev. Robert =. Stringfellow of
salmon, has Just passed away at Wei
ser at the advanced age of 63 years,
according To message received by
the rector this morning. Mr.. String
fellow left Salmon this morning with
the Chautanqua outgoing gaSkengers
by special automobile. There Will be
no services mt the Episcopal church
this Sunday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
New Cafe and Employment Bureau.

New Cafe and Employment ou'e
All the oldtimers know George Log
gers as county resident for thirty
Sir wears as a sheep herder. Now he
Is compelled to give up his work a.
a shepherd for something less siren
uons and has taken up the restaurant
husiness In Salmon with a lease on
the n Y. cafe in the Brough house
This place the old veteran mas .s, nl1ea
up mighty well and is running IL WIN
Competent help day and night. beise
able from tho savings OF frugal iilt
10 equip the place and run II IN us !
right way. At the same place no Il
running a free employment bureau
being in touch both with men sesk
ing work and with employers WIZ
NAV need their services. Telephohe
service Is free at Loggers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

embers of the congregation of the
loyterian church are requested to
\ at the Presbyterian church for
y minutes session directly follow
sunday school next Sunday. Mat
pertaining to pastor to come up.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
HAYSiTUATION AS
REPORTED IN STATE

Hay prices in southwestern Idaho
range from SIS to $25 a ton, with
an average of about SIS, according
to q bulletin issued Monday by Ju.
Illus H. Jacobson of the federal de-
partment of agriculture
Eastern Idaho Reports.
According to the report, the local
supply in many OF the counties is sur
ficient to meet demands but short
age threatens in Boise, Blaine. Val
ley and Idaho counties.
Ada and Canyon counties have re-
ported a surplus.
Livestock shipments to market are
shown in the report to be above the
average for this season OF this year
due to the lack of range.
Hay prices and the local supply is
given by counties herewith:
Prices and Supply.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

Salmon n soon To have its nrst
lecturer for tha Christian Science no.
cieiy In a visit by John Iaihrop OF
Boston. who In 10 appear nj the IN.
sembly room Of Odd Fellows hall on
the evening OF September Il. There
will be no admission charge and no
collection.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
Hocs s27 pgR cwT.

A recent sale Ut stock hogs nj
Omaha has the palm for being the
highest on record. The sale was
made nj s77 per hundred, The farm
20 wbc bought them expects 10 nnfsh
them and return them 60 the fall
market
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Coryell and daughter
Mary. and Miss kuster 81 Challls are
guests ~ Mrs. Black on the Tar during
Chautauqia week.
Benny smith and family are 10 leave
nett week 10 spend perhaps month
a, their old North Dakota farm.
Mrs. Laura Murphey and Miss
Watson. the eiocutionisi, were visi,'
tnx last week ~ Lemhi.
Leslie v. Dean and wife have sid
their Nnrthfork ranch property ~ H.
II. Halstead for A.
Mr.. and Ms Eddie Maioy are thus
week the guests OF the Frank IA.
Hayemann family
Bear ins mind the school election
next Tuesday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
SIX plRps ia IIMIT

Sportsman cannot have more than
ak birds of any game variety in
their possession NJ once. Attorney
General Black rulsi Saturday In an
opinion prepared for the state game
department.
Tho sportsmen have been claiming
the privilege Of killing air grouse.
ak sage hens. air phevgants and ak
partridges.
According 10 the attorney general
possession OF more than six birds IL
a violation OF the laws,
The game department will enforce
the ne~ ruling. Dave Rich. chief
deputy. announced.
In another ruling xisem the game
department the attorney general said
womSa living in Idkho can hunt and
fsh without licenses.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

one o. the Newmans There are
aalf : doxen OF them In tho business
10 Idaho besides the former sheep
king, ed Newman. In Lemhi) recent
~ shipped whole train load AZ mor~
thnn 200 lambs on the Short Line
from HALEY. This wAm y. w. New.
man or WIN ~ he h bsater known,
There are aiso Price. Andy. Kelso.
Marvin and Grover Newman. ali
shesp men, brothers and half broth
err. whose nocks numher hundreds
OF thousands The greatest individ.
uai nockmnter In all tho fntermoun-
tain country is Jose Bansochea u
Mountain Home. with whom Jo~
fbarguen Of Salmon Ia q business ~.
soriate and partner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
Let Ihsm &c, Acquainted.

Salmon baseball players who hard
ly knew the first names OF each 9th
or from never having met on the
diamond before piayed D game lasi
sa,uraay AT May, ia which The visit
ors were worsted Is to IL. Once the
Salmon players get acquainted win
each other there most likely VIII Dc
another story TO tell
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

The Snake river has reached the
lowest stage ever recorded Mt Lew.
iston. according 10 reports made By
watchmen on river beats On the wa
terfront. Ths stage n now n fhrae.
tenths Of mn inch below zero. this be-
INK onetqnth of an inch below any
mark previously recorded.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29

Richard Proctor and wife were 10
from their Big creek ranch this
week. travelling hy way Of ShosA,
Mr.. Proctor tells Of the presence o.
large numbers of Wild animals In the
Big creek country. driven hve u y
presumed BY the raging lorest 0rss.
Hi. men killed two bears IN = DAY
within : few hundred yards OF me
dwelling
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
New Hail al Carmen.

John NJ. Steele is putting up a
largo hall at Carmen with a ground
plan iexe9 feet. The hall is to have
a hard wood ioer and the ground
plan inciudes bssidss the length OF
60 feet a stage extending back. 10
Hoos is doing the earpspter work.
which is 10 be completed ready Tor
the opening dance carly in October
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-29
cHARLEs D. MoRRill,

Charles J. Morrill, accidentiy fell
from q load OF hay Sunday noon nj
the ranch of Watts Waddington. and
death was instanteons. Mr.. WAdding.
ington. who was driving. heard him
fall. and when he reached the body
life was extinct He would have been
10 years old the 3rd OF next month.
Deceased was born In Arkansas.
and enlisted In the civil war In Tex
AZ. nghting on the southern side.
After the war he came west and
married. He leaves six children. four
girls and six boys. They are Bert
and John Morrill,; Zeila. now Mrs.
Frank Duzan. now residing In Ore
gon: Mrs. Watts Waddlngton. with
whom thu father was making his
home: Jennie. now Mrs.Arthur Wor.
den OF Salmon. and Leona. who IL
with her mother. now Mrs, John Tay'
lor of Boise.
| The funeral was held Monday ai
Doebler's undertaking parior. Row. II
s. stringfeiiow reading the service
Fred Ss,rls. Jr.. and s. Hansen
mining experts OF Butte. arrived IN
Salmon "Wednesday evening.
Missin, Miner
Harry Watson. well known about
Gibbonsville. has been missing from
among his friends for the past nj,
weeks. Victor Schaupp, who wal
working In n crew OF nre fighters
with Mr.. Watson, says tha man In
tended to return to Salmon for BIZ
pay for FIRE hghing long before thi
time. but nothing has been hear.
from him. II is said that an enyel
ope supposed to have his check fron
the Ogden forest headquarters hal
not been claimed AT the postonice
When ne left Mr.. Sehaupp he intend
ed TO do some prospecting nj tn
head OF Sappias creek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sinclair an
family are down from May.
The Parrett tractor is new arrts
al In Salmon and In hauled by tn
Wei Mlddlekann agency.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-24
,DE5ET TISfC NAHRADY.

Asi pred rokem broadway
ska kara srazila Sc nahodile s
;.utomob' lem 81. Marie Gil.ar-
dove, 1915 zap. lO5 ul., "a kite
rezto srazky autoistka utrzila
vaznc vnitfni zraneni, kterym
bude die nahledu lekaru al do
sve smrti trp6ti. Ponevadz zji-
steno, ze nehoda uda.a Sc neo-
ratrnosti dotcenehO trakGnihO
ziizence, GIlardova zazalova
la spolecnost poulicnich drah
la $4,000 nahrady vcera il
porota u soudce Neffa prifkla
deset tisic dollard odskodneho.
Froces byl zdiouhavy a pro o.
be sporIe strany Znacne ma
lladny.
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"a $500

muzete byt bez 'starosti zivy
do vasi snirti, kdyz 81 koupite
4Oakrovou farmu We Philips,
VS., ktera je uplne zpracova-
ma. Je tam pekny domek, kra-
sna Ksakrova zahrada okolo
domku, dobytek. stroje, dru-
bez, 2 stelne kravy v breznu.
Ponecha Sc nabytek, kamna,
rostele, stoly, podusky, vubec
vse. Farma je jenom 5 mil cd
trhu, mesto Phillips je ma hla-
vni cesta. Mattel obdrzel tele-
gram z Czech, ze jeho diva bra
ri padli We valce re nema
Edo fidit Utmost, ktera ma ce-
III $4,000. Hned iak prijede,
ze il mlze prevziti. To je pri-
t:na proc Sc tato farma proda-
"a "a cenu vse jak lezi $500.
Mozno tez pouze polovicku SO
ut. Pospeste 81, blizsi podrob-
nosti Yam sdeli Jos. Sedivy,
1919 e. 49 uL 1-27
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MfSTNf ZPRAVY.
RUDE PREDNASET " CIVIC
KLUBU.

Banker Henry G. Emery od
Guaranty Trust CO., q New
Yorku bude Ultra pfednaset.
Civic klubu v hotelu Statler o
nedavnych pomerech ma Rusi
v N6mecku. Emery byval pro
fesorem ma Yale universit6, "a
Taftovy administrace pomahal
fesiti americkou celni otazku,
a "a sv6tove valky byl vyslan
Guaranty bankou ma Rus. stu
dovat tamnejsi finance a no.
soodarske pom6ry. Kdyz Boil
Sevici dosahli v Rusku v,ad-
niho vesla, Emery uchylil Sc
do Finska, kde byl zatcen ne
ineckymi vojenskymi ilrady a
poslan do zajateckeho taboya
Go Brandenburgu. Teprv V rij-
nu loni podarilo Sc mu dosici
svCbody a Ultra O svych zkuse-
nostech bude vypravovat Civic
Liubu. Mezi jinymi bude tyr
dit, re v nemeckem vnitrozemi
byli valecnem stavu dobre in
formovani. Nemci tuSili, ze val
ka je prohrana ma svrzeni
fa'lsra davno sc pfipravovali.
Pocatkem rijna verejnost v Ne
mecku byla jiz uplne presved
cena, ze kariera Hohenzoiler-
MI V Germanii je ma konci pro-
VaZu.
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re.s-I'.-J ls.:.E--s-a
ZfTREJSf ZABAVY.

Soukromou spolecenskou "a
bavu usporada Ultra v sini p.
Smause ma vych. 70. ul. Cesko-
slovensky klub "Plzeh", zna-
my svym. viasteneckymi pod
Milky. Klub objednal dobrou
hudbu "a dobra obcerstveni.
takze O zdaru zabavy nelze po
chybovati.
Podobnou soukromou zaba-
vu bude Ultra miti Dvur Vlasti
mil, {. 22, Lesnlku Ameriky,
l,tery sve clenstvo a priznivce
pohosti zahradnim pavillonu
sine "Sokol' ma Clark Ave. Ia
catek urcen Ma 7:30 hodin We
Ger bratrska kapela bude L.
Ginkovat
Ma oslavu sveho desltileteho
'trvani The OHIO Fishing k,ub
Dude NIT Ultra vecer velkoie-
rcu jubilejni slavnost v Besid-
Zach Narodni sine ma Broad
way. kapela sdruzenych ces-
kych hudebniku zahaji toto Ii
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