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Total ........ .....$ 1~40572.34
/. f.. j. Nelson, Treasurer of Hand
County, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is Il rue and correct
statement of all receipts for the six
months ending June Both, 1919; that
the balances are true balances and the
amounts deposited were actually de.
posted in said banks.
Il. J. Nelson,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of July. 1919.
(SEAL) A. C. Sweetland,
Auditor of Hand COUNTY
Began checking Register of Deeds
regular fee books, finding same on
completion to be cOrrecU and in con
formity with monthly statements on
file i'm Auditors office. Checked Reg
lister of Deeds mortgage registry re-
cord. finding same on completion tc
be in conformity to his statements on
file. Motion duly made, seconded and
carried, Board adjourned to 900 a.
m, July 8.
$500 a. M, July 9, 1919. Board met
as per adjournment, all members
present. On motion duly made, sec.
onded and carried, the following
claims were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on Road and Bridge
fund in payment of same:
Il. w. Taylor, bridge mach
inery labor .............$ 80 81
Botsford Lbr. Co, road and
bridge supplies .......... 1910. %
Miller Hardware Co., road
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NOTICE

The mill team will make only n
delivery each day, any one wanting
feed, etc, will have to have their
orders in the day before, SO that it
will go out on the first delivery. This
does not apply to the merchants.
Deliveries will be made to the mer-
chants any time during the day.
Paul Rossbach, Mgr.
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ana bridge supplies ...... Is. SO
Vayland Lbr. Co., bridge ma
terial ......... ......... 1877 20
Motor Vehicle Fund
kasper Jacobsen, road drag
Sihs ..'..... ........... 10 90
I. c. VIM, road dragging 1876
r. o.. Stone, road dragging. 81. 90
Hines Bros, road dragging. is. 90
Clyde Murray, ROAD dragging 25. so
Andrew Kindschi, road drag
ging .......... ......... "a. 90
Geo. Marsh, road dragging. 24.OO
f. c. Hibbison. road drag
ging and making fill. ..... 45.25
General Fund
Thomas Stratton, printing and
advertising ...,.. ....... 35. 10
Daniel Healey. printing and
advertising and office sup
plies ......... .......... 125. 20
j. l.. Flint. printing m adj
VertlslnS ...... .......... 35.90
Miller Press, printing and ad-
vertising ........ ........ 44.7o
A. Flanagan, school paper =. AS. 10
w. E. Morrow, postage and
express ........ ......... 17.S6
E. A. Morrow, work in Treas
ulCI , OllCc T.. Z. . 4. . . . . . IDU. w
Miller Hardware Co, supplies
court house ........ ..... $50
Mrs. J. II. Scott, meals for
Jurors ........ .......... 81 90
w. /. Kinsley, 3 mo. salary
health officer ......... %. Is 90
A. G.. Mohr, s',eriff's fees. 81 SIS
John +. McKie, professional
service at Palmers (poor). rs. 90
Quarterly statement of State Tuber-
cuolsis Santitarium amounting to
$23S Ga was presented and on motion
duly made. seconded and carried. ap-
proved. School loan application of
j.. II. Scott for $35OO 90 was on mo-
ton duly made, seconded and carried.
approved at $4,000 90.
Petition of Francis Weir for an
abatement of road poll lax in Miller
City, was on motion duyl made, Sc
conded and carried, granted.
The following bridge petitions were
presented. and IN motion duly made,
seconded and carried, ordered placed
on file.
South Hand. and Glendale.
Road petition by residents of HUI
bert Township was ordered placed on
file. Petition by residents OF Ontario
and Harrison for change in scsool DIS
trct boundaries was on motion duly
made. seconded and carried laid over
to August meeting. On motion duly
made, seconded and carried. Board ao-
journed to 1870 p. m. Board met at
1880 p. m, as per adjournment, all
members present. Proceeded with
Equilization. Moved by Hudson, sec
onded by Gardiner. to cancel addition
al assessment of credits of Allen
Jones. st. Lawrence township. as
same was coal stock incorporated un-
der the laws of South Dakota. Man
ming moved, Hudson seconded to can
Gel grain assessment of $500 90
against Chas. Neska i'm Logan town
ship. as same was an II as
sessment. Motions carried.
On motion duly made, seconded and
carried, an additional assessment of
% horses in St. Lawrence township,
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Read it carefully, apply the
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The nearest Standard Oil representa-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07

We rozcileni We Wall Street.
Kazdy $ kym Sc setkal, mel
novou naruc povestf, jeste di-
vocejSi nez posledni. Bylo to,
jakoby Sc byla nahle rozevrela
velka trhlina V zemi pred oci-
ma bankovnf obce. Ale Mon
tague byl prav6 V dulezit6m
kritikem sporu, ktery vedl pro-
II Tabakovemu trustu; a my
sill 81, re nema zadneho zajmu
ma tom, co Sc prave odehrava-
10. Casopisy delaly vesnes
zoufale pokusy, ably zmirnily
obecnou uzkost, - psaly, re
Jest jiz po vsech nesnazich, re
Dan Waterman pTisp6l k "a
chraneni ohrozenych zivorl. A
Montague vefil, co cetl, a sci
dale Svou cestou.
Asi til nebo ctyri dny 30 te,
o krise vypukla, byl pozvan k
ob6du svym pTitelem Harvey
EN-. Montague byl unaven ce-
lodennim pobytem u soudu, a
protoze Sc nehtel pTevlGkati,
odebral Sc nahoru do mesta
primo re sve kancelare do
Harveyova hotelu, mf5ta hojn6
vyhledavaneho lidmi re spolec
nosti. Harvey najal cele pa
tro a vyzdobil 81 je znovu die
sv6ho vlastniho vkusu.
"Jak Sc mate, pane Monta-
gue?" pravil klerk, kdyz Mon
tague pTisel k pultu hoteloV6
dradovny. Pan Harvey ne
chal Zde pro vas llstek.'
Montague otevrel obalku,
cetl rychlou skrabanici, sd6luji
ci, re Harvey dostal zpravu,
re banka, jejiz byl fiditelem,
je V dzkych, a re musil proto
do schuze, ma rychlo svolane
ma vecer. Telefonoval do Mon
tagueoVy kancelare, a do jeho
hotelu, ale nebyl to nalezti
jej.
Montague, nemaje kan by
sci, jezto jeho rodina dlela mi
mo m6sto, odebral Sc do jidel
ny a pojedl sam, nacez vySel
do vstupni dvorany, a koupiv
81 nGkolik vecernik, prel6tal
zrakem hlavicky zpray.
Nahle objevil Sc We dverich
jakysi muz, a Montague "a
hled4l Sc ma n6ho. Byl to Win
ton Duval, banker; Montague
nevidel jej od t6 chvile. co Sc
byli setkali navstevne pani
Winnie. Duval nevid6l Mon
taguea a kraGel kolem, MAZE
brvy zamyslene stazeny, a We
Sci 90 jedn6 re zdvizi.
~ chvili oval Sc kdosi po
die Montague. "Jak Sc mate,
2ane Montague?"
Tento Sc obratil a spatril
obchodvedouciho hotelu, pana
Lyona, kter6ho mu byl kdysi .
Siegfried Harvey predstavil. :
"PMsel iste take ma konferen-
ci?" tazal Sc.
ma konferenci?" pravil Mon
tague. "NikoH."
Ones ve6er name tn velkou
schuzi bank6TG," vysv3tloval
Lyon. "Myslim, re o tom ne
dano nic do veTejnosti, nezmi-
hujtese proto o tom nikomu. :
Sc mate, pane Warde?' pro-
hodil k muzi, kterT l2racel ko-
lem. "To je David Ward"
"Ach," pravil Montague.
Ward mel We Wall Street pfez
divku "Watermandv kancelaT-
sky poslicek". Byl to ovsem
"office-boy' naramn6 vyso-
K5m platem, Waterman pla !
til mu sto tislc dollarI "a to,
ze pro neho spravoval jednu
z velkych pojist'oven.
TAX on ie zde ter" pravil
Montague.
"Ano, Waterman je zde t6z'
del Lyon. "Prisel postrannim
Je to n6co tajn6ho.
- najali ST osm poko-
jill nahore, souVisicich mezi Sc
hou. Waterman veide Z jcdna
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zurnalisteh," dodal Lyon. "a
lie zda Sc, re Sc o tom nedove-
deli"
Odesel a Montague stal We
dvorane, pozoruje lidi kolem
sebe. Videl vchazeti Jima He
CANA a vstupovati do zdvize, V
obstarlem muzi, ktery jej pro-
vazel, poznal Bvascoma, pred
sedu Empire Banky, Water
manova vlastniho to dstavu. vi
del pax jine diva muze, iez
znal iaho pfedaky bankovniho
syst6mu; a kdyz potom zaletel
zrakem k hotelovemu pultu,
spatfil tam yysokeho~ muze s
Sirokymi plecemi, ienz hovoril
S klerkem; kdyz Sc obratil, vi
del Montague. re je to jeho
prlteh 2 "EXpressu" Bates.
"Hm.'' myslil 81 Montague.
'Novinafi to prec vyCenichalin
Videl, re Batesuv zrak pre-
letl dvoranu a utkv6l ma mem.
Montague pohnul rukou ma
pozdrav, ale Bates mu neod-
povedel. Misto toho sci k ne
mu a kdyz kracel kolem neho,
zaSeptal tiSe a rychle: PRO
sim, pojd'te do psaciho poko-
je."
Montague stal chvili V Gza-
su, ale pax sci "a MIN. Bates
Sci do kouta pokoje a usedl
tam. Montague pristoupil k
nemu.
Reporter rozhledl Sc kvapne
kolem sebe a pocal pax sp6Sne
"Musite mne prominouti, pane
Montague, ale nechtel jsem, a.
by n6kdo vid6l, re jsme spolu
mluvili, Prosim vas jistou
laskavost."
"Co jesti"
"B6zim "a zpravou. Je to
wee velmi d1lezita. Nemohu
vam to nyni blize vysvetliti,
ale muslin dostati jisty pokoj
V tomto hotelu. Mate pTilezi-
t0st prokazati mn6 sluzbu, "a
kterou vam budu do smrti dluz
nikem."
"Cim vam mohu poslouziti?"
tazal Sc Montague.
"Potfebuji pokoj ctyri sta
sedm," pravil Bates. "Nemohl
Ii bych dostati ctyfi sta sedm,
muslin dostati cislo pet set
sedm nebo Sest set sedm. Ne
odvazuji Sc pozadati o pokoj
sam, protoze klerk mne zna.
ale vam jej da."
"Ale jak mann n6j pozada
ti?" pravil Montague.
"Jen o nej rekn6te," pravil
Bates, "to pdjde zcela dobfe."
Montague Sc ma neho zadi-
H2l. Videl, BE jeho oblicej je
velice rozechven.
"Proslm, prosim vas tot"
septal, vkladaje ruku ma Mon
taguevo ram6. A Montague
fekl: "Dobra!"
Sci op6t do dvorany, procha
eel Sc chvili a pax Easel k pull
tn.
"Dobry vecer, pane Monta-
yue," pravil klerk. 'Pan Har-
vey Sc nevratil."
"Vfm to-" praviI Montague. |
Ale pTal bych 81 nejaky pokoj
ma dneSni vecer, n6kde blizko !
m6ho pfitele. Mohl bych do
5tati nejaky pokoj ma ctvrt6m |
patre?"
Eve ctvrt6m?" pravil klerk
! obratil Sc k tabuli, zaveSen6 |
IA protest. zdi. "Kde 81 preje-
5e, do pfedu nebo do "a
lu?"
Mate ctyfi sta p6t?" tazal !
3e Montague.
"Ctyfi sta pet? To je pro-
lajato. Name ttyfi sta jeden,
= ctyfi sta 5est, a ma druhe
;tran6 = ctyTi sta sedm ="
"Vezmu ctyTi sta sedm," pra
I'll Montague.
"Ctyri dollary I'd den," sde-
oval klerk. Sninaip kIiGe
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OSLEPL..
Humoreska cd Ant. Melisove-
Koerschnerove.
(DokonGeni.

AOlne napdll.' mlnll VellnSky.
"Ano! A ten nekdo - bu-
du ja!" dolozil Opletal po-
tutelnym usm6vem; "avsak
muslte mi byti pfi tom napo-
moeni."
IS radosti," ozyali Sc vsich-
nj jako jednlm hlasem.
"Zosnoval jsem tajny PLAN
"Tajny plan? J9n at ii ne
selze!" namital Kaspar.
"Nikoliv, bud'te bez stare
sti!'
A ma to jail Sc spolecnosti
vykladati zevrubn6 promy$le-
| ny svuj plan a podrobnosti je-
no.
"Nuze, neni-li pravda, ze Sc
mi zen zart Sc Zasmuckym po-
dafi?" pravil Opletal, dokon-
civ sv6 vypravovani.
"Kapitalni to napad,' voIali
n6ktefi.
"To bude svandar' jasali 0
statni.
A celia spolecn'ost dala Sc do
hlasit6ho smichu. slibivSi Ople
talovi, re mu bude pIi prove
deni tain6ho planu napomoc-
ma. Posleze zavolan byl hostin
sky pan Cervinka, vSichni
sklepnici q t6z sluzebnictvo
q pozadani, ably pfi zamySle-
nem Sprymu spoluGcinkovali.
Veskeri host6 ocekavali w ne
trp6liv6 prichod pana Zasmu-
ck6ho, ktery kazd6ho dne o.
pul devate k Cervinkum pri-I
chazel. Dnes vsak bylo uz tri|
ctvrte ma deVet a Za3muck6ho|
zde jeSta nebylo. Konecn6 oI
devat6 hodine otevroly Sc dv6I
re a pan Zasmucky vkrocil 81
mrzutym jaksi oblicejem do pill
vnice. Bruciv6 d6koVal na pri-
V6tiv6 pozdravy a usedl 81 ku
3tolku, kde karetnicky ctverli
sick bavil Sc 'sestadvacitkou"
Zasmucky dnes byl V spat-
mem rozmaru a neni take divu.
Nebyl dnes ami u. vecere domaI
nevkroGil Cd t6 chyile, co sci
byl pani Rozarkou rozkmo-i
5lil, do sveho obydli. BloudilI
nejaky cas- po m65t6 q pax sill
VySel "a branu, ably sc tr0chuI
povyrazil. Avsak dnes no nici
nezajinalo. V hlaV6 jaho viii
la neust&le Rozarcina posled-
nj slova: "Tedy vas opustim i |
Sc svym synem.'
Byla 10 nesnesitelna pro ne
no myslenka, do nfz Sc nemohl
nijak vpraviti a ktera mu i v
hosinci u Carvinku" nedala |
oddechu. Ably nay$lenku tn 2
hlavy vypudil, uminil ST pardu
oickym malvazem 2 akcioV6ho {
pivovaru Dol sy1i utlumit a
vyprazdnoval jednu "a dru-
hou, divaje Sc mechanicky ma
hru karetni, ktera no tentokra
te pranic nezajlmal2. AS 0 det
ate hodin9 pocaly Sc oci jeho
zaVirati; Zasmucky jal Sc XII
matt, pax dTimari, az konecn6
tvrd6 usnul.
JakmiIc to byl Opletal zpo-
zoroval, kyvnul ne sklepnika.
Tento shasl okamzit6 vesker
sVetla V pivnici, v predsini,
pred domem a uzavTel pevn6
okenice, ably ami nejslabSi pa
prsek do svetnice vnilInouti ne
mohl.
Vsude panovala cira tina.
DIVA a padesat!'' zvolal ma
lrle Opiatai, bouchna pIi tom
ak slime ma stal, re sllenice
zarincely a Zasmucky Sc z tyr
deho spanku probudil.
'To nenl pardubick6, co mi
zde dayate!" volal jeden host
"a sklepnlka, TO je medle5ic-
k6!"
"Prosfm "a odpu5teni, pIi
lesu hned jine."
mo, dayej karcyr' yybizel
Ka5p2ra.
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4 sV

II, pocal Sc tf4sti 70 celem te-
le; smrtelny IpoJ vystupoval
nu ma cele; nhved6l, ida sni,
'nebo bdi a We sve zoufalosti
( st'ouchnul do FedIciho vedle 0
pletala.
"Jste zde? % tazal Sc "a
smucky zajikdv6 OpletaIa.
'Nu ovsem.p
"A hrajete Y karty?"
"Coz mas neyidite?'
"Pro umuceni bozi, ia mic
nevidim," vykfikl Zasmucky
jako sileny, "koIem mne je
tina, tira tina. Ukrizovany Je-
zisi, ia osleplp'
"Pro buh!' zvolal OpIetal,
"Za3mucky Sc zblaznil."
"Nikoliv, ale ia jsem oslepl
= nadobro oslepl.'
"Rychle pro l6kare,' zvolaI
Velimsby, "snad bude jest4
pomoci!'
"Doktor Stransky jest zde
nejbliz," dolozil Kaspar, "po-
slet9 pro neho!"
80 ia nest'astny' ho2eko-.
val Zasmucky, "Buh ma mne
seslal to nejhorSi zlo = klet-
bu slepoty. Kdo by mn6 zrak
muj navratil, tomu bych dali
polovici sv6ho jmeni."
"A treba dceru vaSi?' taxa
10 Sc n6kolik hlasu.
II deseC dcerv' odtuSil do
mn6ly slepec a 'bedoval a mari
kal, div mu zaIosti srdce ne
puklo.
Mezi tim casem postal Ople-
tai pro doktora Stransk6ho, |
jeiz byl pred tim do sveho tai
neho planu zasv6til. Dr.. Str&n-
sky nechtel zprvu sice ami sly
s9ti o tom, aby 81 stryc jeho u
d6lal n6jaky nevcasny zero ze
Zasmuck6ho; avSak kdyz mu
Opletal byl vysvetlil, kterak
zamysleny sprym valn6 prisp6 |
je k tomu, re bude Zasmucky
pfi5t6 vazit 81 pax lekaru.
"Uz vedu pana doktcraw
zvolal po nejak6 chvili sklep-
mix, kerry drze doktora Stran
skeho pod palm, kracel nin
bezpecn6 ku predu, ably tento
V tmav6 pivnici pres n6iakou
zidlici snad nebrkl.
"Doktore, pomozte!' 1p6l
stary Zasmucky, kdyz byl do
ktor Stransky jej pozdravil.
"Ucinim vse, co bude m6ho
mozn6ho, abych yam zrak vas
navratil." A ma to poGaI oGiI
jeho ohmatavat a domn6le Wy
SetrovaC.
"Nu, zde bude pomoc!' pra
vii konecn6 DIR. Stransky, "oci
vase nejsou stizeny ami zaka-
lem, ami b6lmem, nybrz O.
slepnuti nastalo na3ledkem u
pln6ho uzavfeni svatelnych
paprsku a nemoznosti v6tsiho
roztazeni vasi zfitelnice.'
Phi tomto uGen6m vykladu
doktorov6 nabyl Zasmucky po
nekud uspokojeni a klidnos,i.
"Post6sti-li Sc vam, dokto-
re, za mne uzdravite, pfi tisk-
nu vas co nejyfeleji k otcov-
sk6mu srdci a "a sest ned6l bu
de Zdenka va5i choti."
"Panov6, Wy jste slyseli vsi-
chni slib pana Zasmuck6ho"
zvolal nyni Opletal, bera no.
sty "a svedky.
"A ia slibu sv6mu dosto-
jim - dolozil Zasmucky, do
ktor-li mne vyl6ci."
Mezi Tim vytahl doktor
z kapsy lahvicku S
cerstvou studenou vodou, po-
vlazil mu il oti a obyazal mu
je sirollym obyazkem.
"A nyni stoiim vam "a to, re
budete vid6t a to Y nejkratsi
chvlli," dolozil doktor a jal Sc I
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influenza

aneb j obyGejne nastu-
;eni ma bgti ihned o.
3etfeno. Ma sc witt
iedna neb dive Severovy
Tabletky proti nastuze-
ninasn "a chfipce (Seve-
ra's Cold and Grip
Tablets), az Sc uvoln1
stolice. Potom berte
jednu kazd6 3 neb 4 ho-
diny, az Sc dostavf ko-
necna uleva. Kupte 81
krabici t6chto tabletel1
"a 80 centd a &c dane.
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Nervosa

jest porUchOu ciynlho
1strojf a VIOLA po lGku,
kterr by ztisil podraz-
dtn6 civstvo cili nervy
a pfi tom mel dosti po-
silly pro znavenou sos =
stayu- Berte Severity
Nervot0n (Severa's Ner
voton) V predepsanNch
lavkach q budete bro
ma ceste k uzdravenf.
Cena S1.25 a SC dan.
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RED CROSS DRIVE TO
CONTINUE THIS WEEK

Unless the citizens of Bogalusa
come across pretty fast during the
next two days Bogalusa viii "fall
down" for the first time in a drive
for noble cause? The committees
in charge Of the Red Cross drive re-
port that less than one-half of the
amount allotted to Bogalusa has
been raised and as a result the work
will continue until tomorrow night.
Local conditions are responsible
for the result, however. It is be-
iieved that there are enough people
in Bogalusa who have not given, but
who could give 81 to the Red Cross,
to yet put Bogalusa over the top.
No house-to-house canvass will be
made and those who desire to give
to the cause are requested to bring
or sent it to the Y. w. C. A. or the
Y. M. G. A.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-11-13
ARMISTICE DAY
QUIETLY OBSERVED

Tuesday, November II, the first
anniversary of the end of the fight
ing in the world war, was quietly
observed in Bogalusa, there being a
remarkable difference between the
day a year ago and the present date.
The banks were closed and several
enjoyed the day as holiday.
At night a committee of young
men gave a dance at the Pine Tree
Inn, which was one of the most en-
ioyable of the season. Music was
furnished by a New Orleans jazz
band and the decorations were very
attractive.
The Y. M. C. A. held open house
and many took advantage to enjoy
the contests and other attractive
features at the 'sY." Several par
ties were held at homes in various
parts Of the city.