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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
BUYS CORNER LOT

The trustees 0f the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. Of this city have
acquired the lot between the church
building and North street. including
the house now standing on Il Charles
r. Lee handled the transaction. and
the price ii moi stated,
Dr. III. Wilson Bnrgan stated today
that dehnife plans had NOT been
reached al 10 the use to which the lot
would be pit, but that Il was sought
wise to secure Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17
ANN APOL.IS SAVINGS
INSTITUTION
MotieeL

All persons who have paid 10 full
Tor Victory Loan Coupon Bonds or
dered through this bank. are request
ed to preaent their receipts ana get
the bonds.
3 ALLEN WEIGH.
Cashier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-17

The necessities Of today are the
lnxnries 81 tomorrow.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

llika dnu jiz pronasleduje mne
'myslenka, ze pan Margrave pc
,mysli ma samovrazdu."
"Pro pana boha!" zvolala
hospodyne, jsouc celia vydese-
ina. "Samovrazdu pravite!''
"Ano. Temer kazda samo.
vrazda jest nasledek tezkomy-
slnosti." odvetil Vest. 81 bylo
by tudiz dobre, kdybys1e ko-
mnat jeho odstranila vsecko,
cim by 81 ma zivot sahnouti
mohl." @rs
"Jeli stav jeho tax Iebezpec
ny" pravila hospodyn6,= 'neby-
10 by lepe, kdy bychom jej
dali do ustavu choromysl-
nych?'
"To nejde," pravil Vest.
Tam prijimaji jen uznane bla
Zny; tezkomyslnost ale, &C je
prvnim stupnem blaznovstvi,
nemGze jeste "a ne povazova
ma byti. Proza'tfm nezbyva, nez
abyste byla velmi ostrazita."
"Na to Sc mGzete spolehnou-
IT, ubezpecovala jej hospody-
ne. "Jsem tomu rada, re jste
mne ma to upozornil."
Zatim sc Vest nasnidal o.
pustil jidelnu.
"Toto semeno vyklici," pra-
vii sam k sobe, ubfraje Sc ke
komnate pana Margrava.
Vkrociv do jeho loznice, ma
lezl jej jeste v posteli, ale pro
citleho. Vyhlizel bledy pre-
paddy,
"Tys to, Roberto tazal Sc.
kdyz Vest vkrocil.
"Ano, bratrovce. Jsem t6
velmi starostliv. Jiz tomu tolik
nedel, co ami z domu nevycha-
zis. Chradnes ocividne, j jest
svrchovany cas-, abys pomyslil
ma sve zdravf."
"Vlm to, re chradnu; vim,
ze mne zarmutek muj zabije.
ale vybaviti Sc z neho nemohu
n nechci. Zivot nema zadnych
mad pro mne a elm drive z
lej budu povolan, tim lepe.
"Stale tataz rec; zkus to jen
'edenkrate a vyjed' 81 Sc mnou
10 mesta. Cily a pestry ruch
'eho te snad z mysienek tvycf
rochu vyrusi a zimnim 'vzdu-
hem rozproudi Sc ii mocneji
irev zilach. Co tomu TikaS'
"Nepujdu, marne mne pre-
nlouvaS. Chci V teto komnar6
.emrfti nevyjdu z nj lee dc
irobu. Jsem rad, zes prisel
orave jsem 81 pral promluvit:
J tebou. Tys muj jediny dedic.
neni-liz pravda."
"Ano, bratrovce, aspon jedi
ny tvuj blizky pribuzny," od-
y6til Vest.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

tlslcerymi malickostmi. w do
nesly Sc zle hlasy Michalovi;
on sve zene veri, avsak co Sc
cti tyce, tn nezertuje; kazdou
kapku jedu, jiz pomluva metne
ma povest Olzinuu, citi on ja-
koby Sc spalil.
Michal patrne chradnul. vi
del-li, re prichazi navsteva,
odesef beze slova zadnimi DIVER
mi. Pomalu prestal provazeti
Olgu ma jeji vyletech. Nasledu
jiciho jara zalozil nekolika
jinymi statkari spolek ku vide
lavanl poll, zavedl opravy ma
Istatku SVEN, predplatil 81 mno
no dennlku, zacal zabyvati Sc
Isedlaky, choditi do jich no.
spod, nebot zamyslel stati Sc
poslancem. Pc znfch chodival
casio ma hon sam a sam Sc
svym psem. Nekdy vracel Sc
pozde noci. Olga lezela, ale
nemohla spat srdce il tlouklo
kdyz nan cekala, az sc vrati.
On mel "a to, re spi, sci tise
do sveho pokoje. Nikdy ne
starala Sc tolik o to, co delal;
nejmensi jeho zamestnani zda
10 Sc il dulezitym. Kdyz ode
sci, prehledla vsecky dennfky,
jez byl cetl a zprevracela jeho
knihy.
Zacala Sc domnivat, ze je to
laska, a rikala 81, re by mohla
svehO muze milovat. Ted,
kdyz zaujima uz tax malo mi
sta V jeho myslenkach, re NIL
re baviti Sc po cele hodiny Sc
sedlaky, pachnoucilni juchtou,
kdezto pro nj nema ami sIova,S
= ted, kdyz muze sedeti vedle
neho po cely vecer, aniz by Sc
ma nj z knihy jen podival =
kdyz muze odejit cd nj vecer
aniz by il obejmul - ted Ii
zni po jeho lasce! Ona vymy-
sli 81 koketnf nedbalky, chce
"a kazdou cenu upoutati jeho
pozornost; prisaha 81, re jej
bude milovat! Mic to nepoma-
ha. Zbyva il posledni prostre
!dek: uciniti jej zarlivym. A
vsak kde nalezti toho, kdo by
mOhl vzbuditi zarlivosts ma
ze tax chladneho vedomeho
sve silly? Olga hleda a nena-
leza nikoho.
Jednoho vecera vidi, re Mi
chal stoji pred plotem zahra-
dy; dlVal Sc Smutne ma Slunce,
jez ztracelo Sc "a lesy a jehoz
posledni paprsky zlatily vrsky
travy, jez kosa nezasahla
pohyblive listy stromu. Nahle
ovinula mu ruku kolem krku,
podala mu ruku, jez lined,
byvSi prve tepla, stala Sc STU
denou.
proc nejsi Sc mnou?" taxa
la Sc oddan6: "Ty Sc mn6 Wy
hybaS? CT nelibim Sc ii tax jak
Jsem? Jak chces abych byla?
NilujeS mne jeSte?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

| SIllltdl SCIllSIe, DdOl leCO VlSolC
malyml praporky s holych ke.
ru, a jerabi seradeni v troi.
hranne tlupy, tahli na jih.
Pres pole lett Olga ma SVEN
belousi ukrajinskem, sat jeji
nese Sc vetrem, pero Sc houpa
ma jejf kloboucku, nastrcenem
koketne ma uchu. Madi statka-
ri Sc zenami svymi We fantasti-
ckych rouchach lett "a nj ma o.
hnivych konlch. Oval Sc roh.
Tam mezi ripou natahl zajic
dlouhe sve hlupate slechy !;
pfevalil sc zdesenim a uhanel
k lesu Liska zasteksi drsne
zmizela V houstine.
Pc te hall Sc jiz den ode dne
nebe sediveji, oblacneji. Uz
krouzl krkavci kolem starych
topolu, v noci sviti zelene oci
vlka "a plotem. Jednoho kra-
sneho rama najde slunce husty
mekky povlak n plani, skla po
kropena jsou diamanty, Sc
stfech a stromu kape, vrabci
perouse Sc olupuji vzduch. Je-
ste pc nekolik nedel zustava
snih: tn vytahnou z kolny sa-
ne napudrovanou labuti hla-
bou a medvedi kuze lupa pod
hulkou kozaka. Ohen praska V
ohromnych krbech. Ze vsech
stran jako dravci sletnou Sc
sane V zamek pohostinny, po
ceste cinkajf rolnicky, V pred
sini hromadf Sc kozesiny. Zen
stiny vylupuji Sc re svych oba-
lex a shromazduji Sc V mal6m
sal6ne a kourl tam cigaretty,
pani snazi Sc navleci ma skreh-
le mrazem prsty bile rukavi-
cky. V tom zaznf prvni zvuky
valclku: uz Sc stavi parky a
pani podavaji damam ruce.
Takovy zivot vedou uz po cely
rok. Stoly ku hre Sc ze sal6nu
ami nevynesou, dlouhe dymky
ami nevyhasnou, prazdne lahve
hromadi Sc We sklepich V ne
smirne ctverhrany, jako prapo
ry gardy u Waterloo. A
kdyz "a prvniho zasyitu jitren
ky vraci Sc Olga domu, zavi-
nula V sobolovy kozisek a scho
vana V kozesinach sanf, jedou
pred nj jejf kozaci ma koni S
pochodnemi, S nichz smula ka-
pc a syci na snehu a druhe sa-
ne il provazeji jako kralovnu.
Jestit' vskutku kralovnou, "a
ri, veil a je sfastna. Mezi slu-
zebnymi pany uz ten, kdo do
vedl 1sluznost1 svou obratiti ma
Sc jeji pozornost smell "a to
z milosti svleci il teple botky
kozesiny, anebo podrzeti il.
byl vseobecne pozname-
nan "a jeji milovnika, ac ona
jeste neporusila vernost man.
zelskou ami pohledem ami my
slenkou. Nikdy Sc tax on ne
starala; chce mu vSe nahraditi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc
pro dve rodiny "a $4,000. Jsou
lam ctyri pokoje a koupelna
dole, 3 pokoje a 2 closely ma
hore, puda, sklep, vse zavede-
no. Rlizsi Sc sdeli V elsie 1870
Durkee Ave. V Corlett u E.
131 ul. 7-15
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PRODA Sc aneb vymeni "a

PRODA Sc aneb vym6ni "a
mestsky majetek 3Oti akrova
farma, % nil Cd Clevelandu.
dum o peti pokojich, ban, ?
kone. dve kravy, 2 telata, l
swine, Z prasal, as Is slepic,
Is kachon, 7 akru psenice. 3
akry ovsa, pull akru brambo-
Ri, pull akru cervene ripy, dive
zahrady, Z akru lesa, 125 javo
rovych stromu, s tun sena. ma
radi. vozy, linen, inzajn atd.
Maietek tento Sc naleza jeden
a pul mile Cd elektricke dra-
hy. BlizSi sdeli F. j. Picman,
1904 Miles Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc farma O SO a.

PRODA Sc farma O 83 a.
krech, 2 kone, 10 krav, vsech-
no hospodarske nafadi. Pff-
jem "a mleko "a poslednich 6
mesicu obnasel $1,000. Farma
tato Sc pc pripade vymeni "a
m6stsky majetek. Cena S1O.-
coo. Blizsi sdeli V. Unger,
1891 Central Ave. 7-15
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Spatna chut k jidlu. - ''E

Spatna chuf k jidlu. -" '"Be-
hem posledni zimy necitil jsem
dobre," pise p. Jake Goetz z
Tule Lake, Oregon, "chut k
jidlu byla spatna a cinnost
strev nepravidelna. Kdyz jsem
vyuzival nekolik lahvi Ora. Pc
ira Hoboka, pocitil jsem znac-
ne zlepseni." = Tento oblibe-
ny bylinny lex napomaha ira
veni a upravuje stolici. Pro
dalsi nodrobnosti piste ma DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
25O1 Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, Ill.
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PRODA Sc dunn O 5ti svetni

cich dole a peti nahore, dive
koupelny, elektrina, porce ma
hore dole, sklep pod celym
domem, rozdelen cementovymi
blocky, velka ban, oplocen pr
kny, predu zelezny plot, lot
40 pri $50 str. Naleza Sc blize
vych. 131 ul. u skoly. Blizsi
sdeli Tom. Suchy, 1902 Beck.
man Ave. Tel. Prime. 1916 w.
Vymenim tez diva Lofty 80 pri
$50 str, rohove "a domek. :?
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CHCETE-LI KOUPIT

PRODAT jakykoli majetek, ma
vstivte mne, prodavam ma pro
centa neb die noveho zpusobu
"a odmenu: do $4,000 "a IS,
"a, kazdych dalsich $500 "a
$1.0O. F. Haitian, 3642 E. 49.
ul. Tel Union 1925 w. S-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

PRODA Sc lot na vych. 1876
ul. 40 pri 200 strevicich. Ka-
nal zaplacen. Cena velmi mir
ma, must byti prodan. Haste
Sc u Stupka a Rack Realty
Co.. 1868 Broadway. 7-15
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PRODA Sc obchodni dunn v
nemz je veden grocerni obchod
a holirna. Velmi dobre misto.
Proda Sc nasledkem odjezdu
ma farmu. Dobre podminky pro
kupujiciho. Adressa Sc sdeli v
adm. t. liStu. 7-21
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PRODAJf Sc diva domv ma

jednom lote, 5 svetnic V jed
nom a A svetnice druhem.
Lot 80 pri 1876 strevicich ma E.
so ul. Cena $3.50. Hlas,e Sc u
Vcera Realty Inv. Co., 5733
Broadway. 2'Ai 7-15
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PRODAM aneb vymenim "a
farmu cihlovy dum o sesti po-
kojich. Elektrika, plyn, voda V
dome, majetek je narozni,
sklep pod celym. Haste Sc V E.
12701 Gay Ave-, roh vych.
127 ul. TIC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

PRODA Sc lot 40 pri 12O
strevicich ma E. 1873 ul, blize
skoly j. A. Komensky. Haste
Sc V elsie 1911 BENJAMIN A
We. 7-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15

PRODA Sc Ford automobil
pro 5 osob. Jest V nejlepsim
stavu. Haste sc v els. 1886 E.
40 ul. 7-16
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn 6ti svetnicfch, alektric-
Ike osvetleni, lot 40 pfi $50
strevicich, ulice dlazdena. Ce-
ma S34O0. Majetek Sc naleza
vedle boulevardu a Union ka-
~. Pro blizsi informace zavo-
lejto, dopiste aneb prijd'te do
tiradovny F. J. Nejedlik, 110l5
Union Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r.
r.
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~ ZVOT IA zIVOT ~
Roman Prelozeno anglickeho.
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Jiri Chiffon snazil Sc, ably ks
pitanovi predtuchu jeho wy
mluvil, ale marne.
"Mame priznivy vitr,' pravi
ka,pitan, "natahneme-li placl
tn, aby jej mohla zachytiti
A bro ma to rozpinala Sc bi
la plachta mad clunem, dmuta
jsouc silnym vankem, ktery
clun S nemalou rychlosti ku
predu hnal.
Jiz osmy den nalezali Sc ma
vysokem mori, Aniz by byli
nejakou lod potkali. =
Kapitan Hartraft den ode
dne vice klesal ma mysli. Osmy
den sveril Sc Chiltonovi, ze Sc
mu noci We snu otec jeho zje
vii k sobe do rise nadzemske
jej vabil.
"Co Wy verite snum, kapita-
ne?" tazal Sc Chiffon udivene.
"A proc by duchove nasich
milych nemohli Sc nam We snu
zjeviti a vystrahu nebo jinou
,tou zvest nam prinesti?"
tazal Sc kapitan.
Jiri nechtel kapitana vyvade
ii povery, ktera mu pa1rne po
skytovala 1levu.
Hodina mijela "a hodinou a
kazdou mizela cast nadeje.
KAPITOLA XIX.
Vest Sc rozhodnul.
Zatlm co Jirf Chiffon a kapi
tan Harcraft ma mori odevzda
nj byli do milosti zivlGm, tesil
Sc Robert Vest V dome pana E
duarda Margrava nejvetsimu
pohodli. On byl pravy rozkoS-
mix. jemuz mic nesla mad pre-
pych labuzeni.
Jednoho Ultra nalezame We
sta v komnatce jeho, sediciho
v kypre lenosce u krbu, ma
nemh vesely oheI plapola. Jest
pohrouzen v myslenky; tyto a.
81 sotva byly prijemne, nebot'
cello jeho bylo zkabonele, brvy
Sc mu stahovaly z oci slehala
zloba.
"Ne, dele toho nevydrzimv p
rozkrikl Sc nahle. "Musim uci-
niti posledni rozhodny krok.'
A vzchopiv Sc oblekl kabat
wal klobouk a sci do jidelny,
ably posnidal.
Pozdraviv veimi zdvorile pc
nj Lawtonovou, hospodyni do
mu, sedl 81 ku stolu.
"Videla jste pana Margrava
pani LawtOnova?" tazal Sc il.
"Videla jsem no dne;s rano,'
odtuSila hospodyne.
"Jest pofad jeste tax zasmu
Sen."
"Porade. Spise Sc zasmusi
lost jeho zmaha," odpovedela
pani Lawtonova. "Obavam Sc,
re upadne tezkomyslnost, kite
ra jest pocatkem choromyslnc
sti.
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NAM NEKOLIK KUPCC
PRODA Sc dunn pro dve ro

PRODA Sc dunn pro dive ro-
diny els. 10905 Grandview Av.
Il +. 110 ul. a Luna Parku, mo
derne staven, 2 koupelny, fer
mes, elektrina. Cena $4,000 ho-
Iove $500 do S25OO, zbytek
jako rent. Blizsi sdeli Vcela
Realty Inv. Co., 5733 Broad
way. 7-15
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PRODA Sc zachovale samo-
hraci elektricke piano "a lev
nOu cenu. Haste Sc V elsie
81O3 Force Ave-, z Warner
Rd. 7-15
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PRIJMOU Sc diva T&1i na
byt, zvlastnl vchod, koupelna
k pouzitl. Haste Sc v {. 1925
T.. so St. TIC
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PRODA Sc move postaveny
dvourodinny dum ma Joan A
ve., blize LOrain Ave. Haste
sc u P. Neuzil, 9715 Dennison
Ave. TIT
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PRODAS Sc

PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti sv6tni
clch, plyn, voda a jine zarize
nj. Lot je 33 pri 81 str. Cena
$2500. Haste Sc v elsie 1917
Trumbull Ave. 7-15
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KOUPfSE

kOUPlM tfictvrlecni hOusle
pro zacatecnika. Haste sc V {.
124O5 Union Ave. TIC
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-17
NOTICE OF FORE
CLOSURE SALE BY SHERIFF.

| The First National Bank of Black
foot, Idaho, corporation, and the
Utah association of credit men, a
corporation, plaintiffs.
VS..
G. H. Thompson, Martha L..
Thompson, James Chamberlain and
the Blackfoot Mercantile company,
a corporation, defendants.
Under and by virtues of an order
of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale, issued out of the District. Court
of the Sixth Judicial District Of
Idaho, in and for the County of
Bingham, on the thirteenth day of
October, A. D. 1919, in the above en-
titled action, wherein the First Ma
tional Bank of Blackfoot, Idaho, a
corporation, and the Utah association
of Credit Men, a corporation, the
above named plaintiffs, obtained
| judgment and decree Of foreclosure
and sale against c. H. Thompson and
| Martha l.. Thompson, defendants, on
the fifteenth day of February, A. D.
| 1919, for the sum of four hundred
fifty and S-100 ($450.08) dollars, in
United States gold coin, besides in
terest, costs and counsel fees,
| amounting in the aggregate to the
sum of six hundred nine and 92-1O0
| ($609.92) dollars, and wherein the
Blackfoot Mercantile company, cor
poration, obtained Judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale against
said defendants, G. H. Thompson and
Martha l.. Thompson, on said
fifteenth day of February, A. D., 1919
| for the sum of five hundred twenty
five ($525.00) dollars in United
States gold coin, besides interest,
cost and counsel fees, amounting in
the aggregate to the sum of six hun
dred twenty-five ($625) dollars which
said decree was, on the eleventh day
of April, A. D., 1919, recorded in
judgment book four of said court at
page 1853, am commanded to sell
that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, situate and lying in Bingham
county, State Of Idaho, and bounded
and described as follows:
The west half of the west half of
the southeast quarter (Wk VIZ
SEA of section Twenty-Five (29),
township four (4) south, of range
thirty-three east B. NJ, together with
the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, the eighth day of No
vember, A. D., 1919 at 10 o'clock
a. m. of that day in front OF the
court house door of the County of
Bingham, I will, in obedience to said
order of sale and decree Of fore
closure and sale, sell the above de-
scribed property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said
judgment, with interest and costs,
ETC., to the highest and best bidder,
for gold coin Of the United States
Dated October IA, 1919.
A. H. SIMMONS
BY T b. DAILY,
Sheriff.
adv. 14-4f Deputy Sheriff.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-17

Drive to be Put on i'm Idaho to Rraise
$4,000 Week of October 20
to "a Inclusive
BINGHAM COUNTY TO ORGANIZE

BOISE, 1daho.-There never was
president of the United States who
did more for Idaho than Theodore
Roosevelt, there never was citizen
whose every thought was more
centrally in sympathy with the needs
and the development of this state
than Teddy.
This great man has gone to his re-
ward and movement is on foot to
erect a suitable memorial to his
memory. Idaho's quota is $4,000
which 1t is confidently expected will
be raised during the week Of October
20 to q, the latter date being
Colonel Roosevelt's birthday. An
association has been formed in Idaho
headed by Ex-Governor Frank r.
Gooding and associated in the move
ment are prominent men and women
in all parts of the state.
The plan Is to raise this money by
popular subscription. Each sub
scriber will be given a life member
ship card in the Roosevelt Memorial
association and each school child who
contributes will be given special
certificate.
This most praiseworthy movement
is entirely non-partisan. While
Colonel Roosevelt was a Republican
in politics, he was first of all an
American citizen and the greatest
champion Of America rights and the
rights of the American people that
ever sat in executive position.
The feeling all over Idaho, as in
dicated by letters coming to the state
association headquarters, is that in
contributing to this fund, Idaho is
honoring herself by it's voluntary as
ISOLATION in this national movement
which plans a perpetual tribute to
the memory of man whose name
and deeds will live forever as
synonymous with the highest type Of
Americanism.
Local organizations are being
formed in every county and the SUBJ
ject is being taken up with the
schools by the state superintendent
of public instruction, Miss Redfield.
Ministers are being asked to preach
sermons on Sunday, Oct. rs on
Roosevelt; lodges and other organ
izations, including the Idaho branch
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Chautauqua for
Sterling Springfield
Continued from page one

profitable to her and to the firm she
works for, and it enables her to see
something of the world while she Is
young and yearning for travel. Her
success In her work was unusual, and
her satisfaction was commensurate
with her success. We print her let
ter herewith. because it carries q
message to all the home people:
Hotel Hiawatha, Haley, Ida,
October II, 1919
Dear Mr.. Trego:
While in HALEY this morning
picked up an Idaho Republican and
under the heading of "Other Com
munities Might Try This noticed
the recontracting of Moreland for
another chautauqua and your sug-
gestion that others of the nearby
communities might try the same
thing.
Sterling was in this group so ] am
glad to announce that Sterling and
Springfield together with Grandview
district recently contracted with the
West Coast chautauqua for three
day winter festival. l did this book
ing myself as am now working for
the West Coast people, whose head
quarters are in Portland. :
Sterling Is going to have the best
little three day program that has
ever been put into that vicinity and
/ surely hope that some of the Black
foot people can attend part of the
numbers at least.
l thought it was only fair to the
Sterling-Springfeld district to tell
you how really progressive they are.
Yours truly,
GRACE M. PECK.
West Coast Chautauqua Representa-
tive
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it again for fear of run on the bank.
According to statements of the ex-
aminer it would take something like
a million and half dollars to pay
the banks debts. 1t owes the de-
>ositors nearly half million dollars
and if the bank were open all of the
depositors would have the privilege
of demanding and receiving their
money.
The Townley men are defiant and
claim that If the bank opened it's
doors the depositors would not come
for their money, but that the friends
of the league would come in and add
new deposits and in that way streng-
then the bank.
Up to the present time the bank
has not been opened and no an
nouncement has been made as to
what course they will persue.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-17
High School
Chapel Wednesday

The chapel exercises of the Black
foot high school were held We'd
nesday instead of on Friday, as has
been the custom, owing to the fact
that the juvenile orchestra, offered
to entertain them and could only ap-
pear on that date.
A very select program was
rendered and the students greatly
appreciated the musical.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-10-17
Lively Game Foot
Ball for Friday Eve

Blackfoot's foot ball boys are 60
ing to play Pocatello at the Black
foot fair grounds, at 4 o'clock, Fri
day, Oct II.
A small fee of 35 cents will admit
you to the grounds to see what prom
ises to be as lively game as the one
of last Friday between the local boys
and Idahos Falls. The more rooters
there are out to encourage the. boys,
the better the chances for big
victory.
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I Ground space in an unsettled countr,
r.. has no value.
Z Land that is not farmed or grazed ha
no value excepting what is made BY