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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
AT THE HOTELS

Out Of town people registered at the
local hotels today include
AZ Hotel Ar,lmore
Frederick l.. Thornton, Kansas City
Mo.
II. j. Fisher. Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Conway, Rang.
er, Texas.
w. \. Doble. san Francisco. Cal
Miss Lailla Price. Kansas CITY. Mo
". II. Miller, Columbus, Ohio.
John IL. Glenn, Chicago, IN.
p. #. Michael, Tulsa, Okla.
Guy Moore, Tulsa, Okla.
O.. W. Price. Oklahoma City.
Frank 3. Jesse, Chicago. H.
j. Schnek, Kansas city, No.
Charles q. Edward. Tulsa.
w. p. McGinnis, Muskogcc.
Robert Il. Mooney, Cleveland. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mcfarland
Duquesne, Penn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
SEPTEMBER ARE DUE AND PAY.
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID ON
OK BEFORE OCTOBER 10TH TO
GET BENEFIT OF DISCOUNT. -
CONSUMERS LIGHT \ POWER co.
AZ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
Al the Rlndol Ilotel

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ellison, Kansas
City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. H. Phillips. Kansas
City. Mo.
John London, Ft smith. Ark.
L. Peter Dcsdemona. Texas.
G. l.. Marsh, Clarksburg. Va.
q. B. Payne, Augusta. Kan.
G. l.. Thomas, Kansas city. Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

PROGRAM
For Workers Meeting of EnOn Bap
tist Association, TO Meet With the
Liberty Hill Baptist Church
October l0-1I. 1920.
Monday Evening
7;SO-Sermon; w. +. Rowland.
Tuesday Morning
9:00-Devotianal, w. II. Hill.
9:l5-Teachers Training; F.. ID. Ham
ilton.
9:45-The 70 Million Campaign An
Unfinished Task; G. A. Ross.
l0:15-A b. Y. +. u. Devotional
Program; j. r.. Smith.
ll:O0-The Bible in the Church;
r. l.. Davidson.
Tuesday Afternoon
2;30-Devoional; J. W. Sumner.
2:4h- Woman's Work.
3:30-Board meeting.
Tuesday Evening
1;30-Seruon; G.. A. Baxter.
SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

Al the New Wilmington Hotel
j. l.. sullivan. Portsmouth. Ohio.
j. V. Grimes. Tulsa.
]. W. Adamson. Kansas City Mo.
c. A. Bowles. Chicago. M.
W. II. Steele. Monet. Mo.
S. Fehlenstadter Chicago. m.
r. II. Muse. Rochester. n. Y.
r. Hischo sheernne. san Francisco
Cal.
]. W. Burrell. olean. n. Y.
William q. Clarke. Tulsa.
II. NJ. Smith. st. Louis. Mo
George Gregg. Kan4as City. Mo.
II. n. fIarroll. Prescott. Ark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

At the New whittinrton Hotel

". l.. Eckcrt. St Louis. Mo.
Scott McNight. Tulsa.
The evening world., 1920-06-04

No. 1 sold at SIS 70 SIC a barrel on
Tuesday and ti3 TO Sti Wednesday,
hqt late yesterday the market broke
10 $40 and tumbled to 81 and S.
One OF the large chain stores pur-
chased 1900 barreie at So which Is
about cents a pound. These
potatoes can be retailed at 9 cents
a pound. but many Of the retail
dealers paid more money and will be
compelled TO get from 10 cents TO
~ cents a pound for new No. 1
potatoes. About 100 carloads OF
potatoes were on Pier 20 late last
night and about as many more on
tracks In Jersey will have TO be
hauled over on trucks at an expense
OF 25 cents barrel or $40 a car In
addition 70 the regular freight cost
Charles Hasloeoker Of A. r. Meyer
& Co. complained that the method OF
delivering carloads OF produce By
the Pennsylvania Railroad 10 a Sc
we're tax on their house, as Il com
pels them to maintain an extra STAFF
Of high priced statesmen to 20 around
, the various terminals 20 sell this
produce wherever the railroad secs
NJ to leave II. This, Mr.. Hasloecker
claimed, advanced the cost TO con-
sumerB.
The general retail price OF 5 cents
n pound for new Texas onions is n
signal victory gained consumers by
The Evening World. q"
Fresh FISH In plentiful this week
and prices are lower on nearly all
varieties. shad are out OF the mar.
ket. hs the seaRon IL about over and
only smnll lots are coming from the
Connecticut River.
The evening world., 1920-06-04
MILLIONS ADDED
TOCOST OF FOOD BY
LACK OF TERMINALS
Continues From First PasoJ

advanced cost Of the foods them
selves.
This condition IL a Rhastly refec.
tion on tho methods pursued by che
Beard OF Estimate and Apportion
ment which has criminaily ignored
this pressing necessity OF 7OOO.OOl
oonsumers In Greater New York and
fully 100000 moro within a radius
81 nifty miies from the City Hail. who
are dependent upon New York CITY
Eor the greater part Of their food
supply. -,--
President Samuel g. Conover OF The
HIdclity Trust Company estimates IN,
money value Of the fruits and vere-
tables hauled In this district at $780,
$4,000.
IN order TO avert a crisis In the dis
tfbution Of foodstufs. The Evening
world months ago. submitted ten
fakive plans for a modern terminal
market system to City Market Com
missioner o'AEailey. extending, from
yesey 70 18th Streets A meet
Ing was called In the City Hal last
January when thousands Of eonsvm-
orB demanded the speedy adoption
ade eaess plana Mr.. 0'MalIey wnan
seen yesterday said he expected
70 have the plans ready this week
ana that he would submit them. not
later than Monday. 70 the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment.
As an emergency measure OF relief
The Evening Word demanded two
extra piers for the handling OF perish
able fruits and vegetables Tho New
York Central Pier 81. at foot Of Des-
brosses Street, which has been idle
COR the last fifteen years. has been
given over to the Albany Day Line Of
steamers. while the two adjacent
piers. IS ana 90. then used BY the Old
Dominica Steamship Company. we're
givsr 10 an Italian syndicate 70 run
steamers 10 Southern Europe. Both
The evening world., 1920-06-04

Of these piers should have been
turned over for the relief Of the per-
ishable foods. and would have saved
millions to consumers every year. II
is reported that a three-day- a. week
service will start next Monday be-
tween Norfolk and Pier 2g, which
will greatly assist the Virginia farm
ers In getting their foo dproducts to
this market
Tho returns from the Custom House
last Tuesday report the arrival OF
226, 299 bags OF sugar on eleven steam
ers. This il the record for only one
day and totals 22,62s. 300 pounds. 90
II is rather diffioult for consumers to
reconcile themselves to paying IS
cents a pound, with a prospect OF a
higher price and still shorter supply
held ont to them.
A leading wholesale grocer on Hud-
son Street expressed the opinion that
in his judgment sugar will be lower
before II will be higher II house,
wives would purchase In small guam
titles for canning" he continued. ut
would avert the expected sugar fam
me"
The arrival OF zz2,5ss oarcasses OF
New Zealand lamb will make wei
come addition to our meat supply.
This lamb, which arrived on the
SuronS, is being unlonded AZ Pier
&c. North River. II was SLAUGHTERED
mostly last April and shipped In
May, being less than Two months in
tho freezer. The total amount exceeds
1000. 900 pounds, the carcasses aver
aging about 80 pounds each. II was
on sale yesterday In West Washing
ton Market and dealers were paying
rs 70 20 cents for the entire carcass,
but In the wholesale distributing
houses, when the lambs we're cut up.
the prevailing prices were 20 cents
for the headquarters, IS cents for the
ribs and to 10 cents n pound on
the chuclIs. Retail dealers should not
charge more than SO TO 81 cents for
legs, and some shops are retailing the
legs OF New Zealand lamb at IS cents
and 81 to IS cents for the rib chopa,
while the chucis are offered at is
TO 20 cents.
There ~ still some accumulation OF
beef In the wholesale houses but
choice fresh heavy steers are about
10 2 cents higher. Retail prices
should show very little change, as the
grades affected are generally used by
the hotel and steamship trade, and
does not 70 20 the families. Best RIB
roast should not cost more than 50
to SO cents 1t retail. while the Ordln-
airy roasts should not cost more than
2s 10 80 cents.
Creamery butter was again lower
Yesterday, the grade known as extras
now selling at 81 70 IS cents In the
wholesale market Very good table
creamery can he had at 50 to So cents
and should not cost consumers more
than So TO 80 cents.
NEW POTATOES HERE IN
QUANTITIES.
New potatoes have come In very
freely for the past three days, Grade
The evening world., 1920-06-04

sykes. Controller General Of Civil Avia-
ton, at St Columbia's Church yester-
the wedding. The couple later left
Croydon by airplane for Newcastle.
The evening world., 1920-06-04

BonRr Laws Daughter Wed.
LONDON, June l.--Miss Isabel Law.
daughter Of Andrew Bonar Law, was
married to Maj.-Gen. Sir Frederick
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
MozARTovY HoUsLE.
Napsala ALA Chlumecka~
Mat4jkova.

Obchodnik RuttIer, ktcry OBJ
dafen byl yelmi cctnou rodinou,
jchoz skrovnS vyt6zek 2 obchodu
sotya stacil k uziveni zeny a ctr
ndcti ditek, . nichz ncjstarsf a.
talo sestnactc let, bydlcl V jedn1
y nuznych ctvrtf vidne.
Az sam iii V p%omercch trud.
nych, byl piece lidumilnym a Ia
skayym ke kazd6mu, kdo &c k ne
mu o radu ncbo 0 pomoc nchy-
III.
KazdodcnnG kolcm krhmku j..
no yolngm krokcm chodival slus-
nj odsng PIN, ktery svym vzczfe'
MIN upoutaI X sobe zhhy poor
most RnttIer0vn
Pan ten zdlI 10 trpeti chorobou.
jezto krAecl ~zasmnsen, pohffzenS
fcskIive mysltnky. Mic nemslo
prob phvabu, jen vidSl.li ditky
Ruttlcrovy krhmem svbho otc'
dovhdxifcf, jcz yzdy zdalekn je!
zdravily d radoAtnf yitaIy, pfeltf'
sIabT 6sm6v bIedt ieho rty Y 20
hjedu smnfpych ~ iebo mi by
IN Nyh 1casf pro n drobotinn,
Jsdnoho dine krAyeje . prochAz
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PAMATUJEs SEP
Napsala ALA Chlnmecka-
Mate jkova.

Ma zivot jest fctczem vzpomi-
mex. Kdyby clovtk pozbyl pa
mGti, jakoby neil A proto TAX
milgm jest domoy, TAX krasnSm
TO mfsto, kdc pocitili jsme prvni
dojmy aiyota, kde poprye jsme
milovaIi q trpeli. A proto snad
yymyslil eloytk pfislovi; "Zcnu
yczmi vi n svt krajiny". Kdyz
jsmc scsfarIi n chceme vzpomina.
II prynich radosti a bolfi, prvnich
dsmfyii, Wv n daynycb nadeji, o.
braeime We m folo, = MINI straw.
II ismc ziyof, othzkoE Pamntujcs
SCI
Pamatujes SCI Pamatnjes.
kdyz jsme byIi d6tmi, ycsclc 81
brdyali pod rozk v6tIymi stromy
y pozornG nasIouchaIi u yefer kle.
khpi, jez nhs yolaIo pod rodnou
glfecbu 4 nadtji, ~ Ultra opft sc
shIedAme u zapo6neme %,pferrisc.
non brng Pnpntujes seY
Pamatnjes We no yeljkou q me-.
zphmon naEi syobodn, m pryni
tajemsfyf, ~ prynf zhcbyeyy, Y
njcbz jiskFila " dktskA Dfta, u.
min jsme dospfIi, zanimiK pEkya-
nj | maize stan, kterfz peyinnf
zhbsyy xmTniIo V tnhf zjvotDi ~
pasy, ' topby ben nkojeni, v mn,
die ben uskutecnfDf1 Pamatnjei
ri
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

FNmAfilirs ~ We NtAfFhN N"h
Flela. klcrs iNis w hlasem haele.
ho rama ure,u,al ssou slaruu vi.
sen, kdsl ismc III IN shols a W
,lny s,Aiceni SWIM mlacnim nam
ssss,oVal svA,ck, hirts icnkfais
hsl opruln mlnoeinkcm a mi.
Ism klticmi ramaiuirs cf
i'Amaluirs " ~ starr risns.
kicrt icsls ni IA polc'lnich s'ta
mach mscho srlcc iako gsnk,
elslshtrh hart vtirrm pnhans
n,rh ! dAlnt minulosii klrrd ne
NrAii sc ylccs
i'amatnics SEQ
rnmaluirs -. kd,l : ml6di w.
spell celt muS Jake W Nsdusnen'
syafle K Nckoncensmu, ! prvnim
sucm lasky, ) prvnim ohnem u.
slcehtil6, nevypraviielne pocsie :
Pnmainirs Sef Rel, pamatnies
So kdn ncmnsc So TAX oiaza,i
lidf. ) nimil aiic. ten eff sc asa.
melym | uprostfcd ycscli n sicsii.
Odtud pnk vrnik6 zoufald ldska X
sohe sam6mu, inko hradcbni zed
prot lem, ktcfi ncmohou pfisvsd.
citi, Ano, pamatnji SCI
Tchdy %vzpomin6 dusc nasc tech,
kicra jsmo znali n milovali n 60
zdalo SO cizim n lhostcinym, vi.
dime 10 znovu pc mnohich lctech
Y cizich krajindch, hyde Sc V
mysli, proudi v krvi n v srdci
chvaje So otazka: Pamatuies Sc :
A iestli v matne z6fi zasvitne
tvaf ~stafenky, sedici vecer II kr.
bu. ancbo jcstli vonna vlna 2 ma
sich lucin n scpotaiicich lcsf ane-
ho sumGni tich6ho pot6eku tutez
matnou nam peic piseh ancbo
jcs,li zvuk otcovskt reel zahlaho.
II Y nasich usich, sami scbe taze.
me SO Pamatuics SCI
.Jak mia jest tato hudba vzpo.
minky vzpominame radosti, snii'
! vfne nascho mladi. A vrativsc
So bud nahodou nebo 8 touhou do
svtho domovn, spatfime lidi Sc.
starld, krajiny pfirodou n umenim
jako omlddlt, n n~enalezamc vice
stare ulieky n polospadlds chair
dc, tn ida sc nam, jakobychom
z~tratili neco svcho, jake by v ma.
II dust, v nascm srdci praskln ne
jaka ailka, jakoby jedna 2 barcv
duhovych zmizela. Vzpominka
ma to, echo neni vice, meni Sc
takfka v bolestny zachvev, jake
kdyz omen ubozec, stojici ma na.
Gem zaprazi. 81 povzdechl boil
mne ram6, ktercho vice nemam,'
Minulost jest vzdcnym dedi.
ctvim, icdinym pokladem, o ntja
nikdo nemiiae byti oloupcn.
"Ncni yetsich boln, ncz Y ease BIZ
dy myslit na svt stesti,' pravila
Francesca da Rimini " Dante.
owe "Bozskt komedii', zptv W.
Ale kdo byl sfastnym, byl jim
tfeba jcn ma okamzik, vadyt te
.chyile netrptll
Snad francesca nechtela ricl
'mysliti'', nybrz "vypravtti'i
~vyprav6ti o zazittm stesti jest ra,
dosti y. vzpominka ma sfastne
DOLBY ie tou n~ejkrdsnejsi ma sve-
tx. Kdyz clovck jest sfastcn. ne.
Vi to a kdyz to Vi, neni vice Sta
stem 49,.
Pamatujes Sc ma prvni zachve-
w lasky9
Pamatujcs Rel, zc Sc pamatu'
jesl
Ten zdchvGv rozplakal te jake
Dol. Nyni kouzli Ii dsmev ma
rtech a pamatuje te ma sfastnou
chvili.
Kdyby vratiti Sc mohl omen cas
Ale 2 IL sfastne DOLBY zbyyd snad
len sfastnd vzpomlnka
- - ~
M%OzARTOvY HOUSLE.
Napsala ALA Chlumeckar
MatAf1xnvA.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

pnaeuie. u lnlu plrAgN NlelcaA
! vtAcle. a. splae he sve itl kouno
~ crns malu hN slnntl "ftcltns
as ale nrase pnkauicni "a m
: hi Kns,hnc 10 MN sledko , y
sicch, inknhy lisal mrrki mel
hvti lako Nechsick slAmN a ganr
cha po soho konf al iak sonns
lahn kiSs W hnthe kNlma
stuuSi ma paplu tiisfnih -
hramhousa nat v,tuufrn6 W.
iaifcr. ganeehala " mne hluhs'
doirm ncs cote uraeiosus \
ia dncsni yirlinkn' kdyt i VINO
menu. Jake htvelo kiysi ~ pet
potion N scsi kreicnrh, iaki mad
hernt mollnvf . vonnt kouf po
soho snnech6valo, y kdyS Il sarh
lime dncS to krnurcnt gGIi hmk
chuti iru vgdvchnu ,ouhAu ie
ko dSch6me po ddvntch. neuavrd
titelnych easech, Ncsldlo m ME
Rakousko, ale virlinka mivalo
ySborua
Psal o poulienich hodinach, kic.
NJ ueiduu il W veci TAX du.
chnplnou, iako dokazovat, h. po
teto Wade ME lcpsiho ncmhie pfi.
.iit. A piece muslin o icdnach no.
dinGch psai, ne vsak proto, IL ne
,idou, nfbrz " idou NJ TUE mno
no. .Jsou TO tajuplnt elekirickd
hodiny II kavdrny "Dcminky".
Hdd Sc, Re fijnoyy pfevrat Y rocc
1918 poplctl jim n6jak kolctka,
nebof od Il DOLBY yytrvale Size
.idou ale ukazuii take vytrvale o
pet hodin napfed, Stokr6t w by
~ v novindch vsech stran n frnk.
ri. ale aadna ncm6 tolik vlivu, by
Jim naprnvila hlavu lgnornii
vsccko n idou 81 svou ccstoni o
polcdndch ukaznii pet odpolcdnc,
v osm r6no iednu atd, aid,
Nam, Prazannm, jc w tcnto
symbol vseobccntho pofadku lho-
stejnS 60 nam mn tom zalcM pfi-
.iit o par hodin nckam po2daji ne
BIO driver l3n dokonce nasli Sc IL
Dc, ktefi piisli tom holman ma
chuf n tvrdi, ze tyto hodiny mali
svnj hluboky smysl n 10, je-li
v Praze poledne, tcdy hodiny n
Dcmfnky ~naznacuii cas-, jaky jc
v Bombaii. IS Y Dejvicich Ease
cas V Peirohradc, icdny malo
stranskt Gas v Yokohama atd.
Ale isou Tide, ktcfi 81 potrpi mn
%pfcsnost.
Navstivil mne cizinec, pill 70.
ku v Pram NJ dlici. Ind pamdt-
nosti Prahy dobre, n iejich hisio-
Ri taky,
"Panr, jc pravdn, ~ siarom6st-
sky orloj j. TAX komplikovany
"a
stroi, zc ndkolik let stal a nikdo
no mcdowell %sprayitY"
Eyes odv6til .isem mu celon
znalosti sve anglieiny.
"Alc mate takoyyclt orloih,
ktcry nedoycdc nikdo sprawl, po
Praze vie, ne Y I,aedekru o tom
ME neni. Proc to zapiratc ciain.
ciimg"
Nczbylo nez $ barvou ven.
"Well Tcdy zddny iiay orloj
cd sleptho mladenceg Jcn slcndri-
IN - Inn A TO Wy snescte, chodlt
TAX klidne kolem takoyych ho-
din9"
eco name dGlatY'
Misto odpoytdi polo2il cizinec
M still browning. Tim pntrne
s%pravuji Y AngIii n%eposlusnt ho-
diny,- Hevloun.
~ ~ ~
PAMATUJEs Sc?
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ks ,nlnsh irsle hei iinds, rasla.
wi " n krAma Rnulcfusa a lAael
rirksapcnehn ohchminiAa. by mn
sapAieil eidli, va ME ny n mnhl
pfssl kfAmrm m%ipoeinnnll
Ruulcr nr,Ahal q hhiss pfAnl
rhuavsha ,yho,sll pos,ayil ktr
,lo nfcl kram a pau " la nsho
nusa,lil y kramu dhosem pahli
bel nan Ruiiler liialr Y tnchn ne
mncncha
Oh I. dolby sla,alo se tab kai
d@lcnna pitks Raillcfovy Ne
spmln hastsfil,. nchor kas,la \ nich
chiclo mn ktrsln pfines,i
kdy2 vraccl So icdnoho dnc ..
pet y probably, nekolik ditck
Rutilcrovsrh ici obklopilo a jed.
no pres druht radostne mn oena.
moyalo, h. 81 jim narodila scsifi.
aka,
Nesnamy poposel, podepfcn .
~neislarsiho hocha, Ike kramn oh.
chodnika. Ru,tlcr sci mn vstfic
n po srdctnem uviiani sdtlil mn
novinu "Vsak ie 10 jiS patna.
etc dite, jimz mna Bah obdafill'
dodal skoro trpcc,
"Cbohy,' zvolal ncgn6my, "a
xajiste ami tim nejmensim ncpfi-
spaie nikdo TAX eetne rodine, lc
ano'" A rozhliScjc no pc kram-
ku, dodal lined jakoby sam pro
sebe, "Ubohy iivotl Talent,
cnost, poctivosi, mic neoceni 80
drive, nez az ROY pfikryjc znave.
nou hlavu ~clovekal' Hfetclne pax
dodal. "Alc povezte mi, maie.li
liz pro vase n%ovorozene kmotraY'
"Dosud net Chudy clovek TAX
snadno kmotry nenalezd. Mym
detem byly kmotry nnzni sousc.
de-"
"Dcite dccrusce sve jmtno Ga.
bricla,' prnyil live neznamy. "a
zdc mate malickost m hostinu,
phi niz chci byti take pfitomen,"
PR tech slovcch vyiial 2 tobol-
ky castku. pence a poddyal jc H.
zasltmu obchodnikovi.
A kdya Ruttlcr vahal, pravil
kvapn6: "Vezmdtc, vczm6te, AZ
mnc l6pc pozndte, shlcddte, ze
iscm holden vsc \ vdmi sdileti A.
vsak! pravil, %oddechnuy 81 2
hluboka. "tamto visi houslc, pfi.
ncste mi ic, prosiml'
Ruttler pospisil vyhoveti pfani
nczndmeho. Tento rychle naladiv
housle, pocal na Mich hrati.
Obchodnik ami nedychal, ncb
We SVEN zivota nikdy .jest6 TAX
hrdti neslysel. Lahodny 2vuk ncsl
Sc tichou ulici n v male chvili ma
kupil Sc pred krdmem zdstup il
du. obdivujici hru ncznnmthO H.
melee.
Ten ncvsimal 81 vsak niccho n
hral dale; kdyz ukoncil, dial Sc
do psani.
DokonGiv, uloail napsane pceli-
VI do knpsy, rozloucil Sc $ obchod.
nikem, kdyz nil byl drive fekl,
kde jej ma hledati; jmeno svt
mu vsak zamlcel. Old toho dine
pred kramem Ruttlerovym Sc ne
objcvil. Ditky no marn6 cckaly a
kfeslo mu pfipravovaly.
Ruttler znepokojcn, uminil 81
%konecne, ae pfiznivce sveho a
kmotra Gabriely vyhledd.
Odebral Sc ma urGeDe misto, kdc
vsak uvital no hluboky smutek.
vmisil Sc mezi pfitomnt n nebla-
hon pfedtuchou jat, sel dal, AZ
dostal sc Ike katafalku, M nemz
spoGivala rakcv, obklopend mnoa-
sttfm v0skovic.
Ruttler div haste nczalkal,
kdyz pohledl v tn milon tvdf znd-
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Kdo pFjsc pravdf bIizko. me-
mhze byti dpInVm pessimiston,
iako nemhM nikdo b9ti emmy,
koho pronikne sv6tlo-(HvT)
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
AUDITOR VOGEL ASKS
DAMAGES OF ERICKSON
Sues Springfield Lawyer-Editor for
Alleged Malicious Prosecution
and Expenses.

The statement IN a recent issue of
the Review that the final chapter in the
Vogel- Erickson controversy had been
written, when Governor Burnauist
refused to remove Brown county's
efficient county auditor, seems to have
been somewhat premature in view of
later developments, for Mr.. Vogel has
commenced an action against the
Springfield lawyer-editor to recover
damages aggregating $500 as result
of the fracas in the auditors office on
Lincoln's birthday and subsequent
proceedings. The papers in this suit
were served upon the defendant by
Sheriff W. J. Julius, Thursday.
One of the causes for this legal
action, as cited in the complaint, is
alleged malicious prosecution, for which
Mr.. Vogel asks damages in the sum Of
$1,000. A like amount is demanded
for the proceedings instituted against
the plaintiff by Mr.. Erickson before
the governor which are claimed to
have been Of a malicious nature. The
third item and final in the list of causes
is for $500 to recompense Mr.. Vogel
for expenses incurred in defending
himself against the Springfield lawyer
editors charges, including attorneys
fees, etc. Mr.. Vogel has retained
Attorney Alfred ". Mueller of this
city as hi S counsel
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
MORE DEPREDATIoNS.

No sooner had Ira Koberstein been
arrested in connection with the recent
of the Standard Store at
Sleepy Eye, than more depredations
were committed there, according to
the Herald-Dispatch. This time
Dangers Bros Poultry and Pet Stock
Farm suffered at the hands of ruth
less persons. A large number of fine
chickens were stolen and the screens
on some of the animal cages were cut,
thus allowing three fine young foxes
to escape This is the second time
that Dangers farm has been visited
by maurauders; last spring large
number of rabbits were poisoned. I The
Sleepy Eye police is graphing with "a
very serious problem in running down
the guilty parties, and it is to be
hoped that the arm of the law will
succeed
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
u, All PEOPLE
In BROWN COUNTY
POPULATION OF CITIES AND
VILLAGES INCREASED BY
2,O95 IN DECADE.
SLIGHT GAIN IN TOWNSHIPS.
SOME SHOW DECLINE IN
INHABITANTS

Figures given out by the Census
Bureau at Washington, D. c., relative
to the result of the fourteenth decennial
census, show that Brown County's
population has increased by 2,2S7, or
II per cent, during the past ten years.
According to the late census, this
county had a total of 22,421 irhabi-
tants at the time of enumeration, as
against 20,134 in 1870 In view of
the steady exodus of young people
from the rural districts to the larger
seities, as result of which quite a
number of agricultural counties in
this and other states shew more or
less marked falling off in popula ton,
the increase noted in Brown county is
very gratifying. Z
Cities and Villages Gain.
Every city and village in tn e county
has increased in populatio since the
1910 census, according to com parative
figures contained in the riport from
Washington, the total egan for all
municipalities in the county being
2,095, or approximately 20 per cent.
The total population of the cities and
villages was 1929 in 1920 and 10, 124
| in 1910. New Ulm, the county's
metropolis, had 6,745 inhabitants when
the enumeration was made, as against
5,648 in 1910. This represents an in
crease of 18 per cent. The population
| by wards is: First ward, 2,O40;
Second ward, 1890; Third ward, 2,775.
In Sleepy, Eye the gain was only t202
from 2,247 to 2,449, while snringfeld's
population increase was more sub,
Estantial, being. 367, from 1,,482 tc
1,849. Comfrey experienced the
greatest percentage Of growth of any
municipality in the county during tht
past decade, more than doubling it.
population, which in 1910 was 238 ane
in. 1920 has increased to $50. TIL,
gains in the three other villages q
Brown county were as follows
Hanska, 102; Evan, II, and Golden
.I21.
| Slight Increase in Towns.
J The total increase in population Q
(Coatinued on page 81
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