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Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
THE MOUNTED CoNsTABULARY
Would Be Organized of We'll Trained
 Offeers of the Law

One of the important features ot the proposed Mounted State Constab ulary, bill to establish which hai been presented in the Legislature. i the unusually high character of tn, personnel which is insisted upon as i, requisite to enlistment
 Section cf the bill requires. that "No man shall he apnoi-tai to th' fo.-re rriess be he ci.i7an cf .'e tT-ite1 etetes h~,v.aar tl,a a-e= ef 9 a,,d An wears. ahle to riAe ef sNp1 corsti4utio~ or,1 cool r,ao~al ebe~nc ta- nov until he ssan heve reege' !. ~hveieal and n,ertql evao,i-at e- Aoeel unoa ser1ar's n~-vi1 1el l,v '',. ~r'es end re su'ations of the Su7e-is ter eat ?
 IL is ex~ected thet tha Coaeeetiea. euse-irtera aeat vin a3eat the 7te.h S ef t1ai9iay of q7~licarts fir e~ 'is'ment which hove hea1 so snrcess fuliv fonc,re hv the Su0ari1te9 3ent of the Stqte Tvoooers ia Pannsy'va1i and New York States.
 In these stntes an acce0tel aa9f ca~t hef re beinr aimit-ei ra~uiarl to the force, roes th~onrh a ri zii tes as to his physical onaliti s. He mus learn how to ri ie a horse ' motor e.. c'e and an automobile He is t-aiae in the use of the short and the loa clubs and of the fl arms he Is carry He is alsa i1st-uctad in th. laws of his state and tho laws of evi
 ence He is traiael 10 keen his ten 9e-, TO matter how trviag may ths situation, to be at all times u~te ons. never un July violent, neysr to re auire any aetion from 3 citieea whic he has net a le gal rieht te 3enal i. use#no more force than is ahsolut nece ssary. and when he roes aftev criminal never to fail to ''get hi man"
 Tho period of time requisite prop erly Co train member of the fore has been found to be not less thu four months. and even then he is no allowed to go alone en the road. u Fl thoroughly eonve~sant with his du ties he is accompanied by an exaeri euce3 trooper. This is consiie e the greatest importance, as a troope must never make a mistake, either in tentionally or throuEh ignorance.
 Further information about the du ties. emoluments and other inte -es ing features of the eonStabulary force will be presented to our readers subsequent articles.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04

Artisan Society installs At their regular meeting last Sun
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
BOARD OF RELIEF THROUGH
Some of the Larger Tax Payers h
 This To~s

The board of relief has finished il
 work and the list of taxable propert ' has been returned to the town clerk. office. The list of those whose pro- erty is valued st sio,000 or nor ! follows. The largest valuation Is | the Manhasset Manufacturing Co.,. tb n~crerty of this concern being liste
 qt more than ses0. 000 The NiZhtir
 vale Morse Mills Co.,. Inc, is a clos secor4 with a valuation of abon i ss2s 00n. The list follows: Ander
 clirton g.. si6250: Bartlett. Doroth IT, stI s00: Bellerose. Julien estate i s12 500. Bennor. Elmira j.. Sif.20e
 oosworth Bros. s2s 006: Bradley / leo. SIP 500; Bradley. R H., SIP ! ts0: Bradley, R. H. and l. F., si4 : ono: Bugbee, Byron D.. St9 950; Bug ibee q Wulf. SIS TOO; BuZbee. File V. e~tate. s32. .725; Byrne The Go
 C.. sf0.000; Chandler & Morse. sl3 : 1850. fhapdelaine Victor sll.g27 Darielson. Rosa R, s26.120; Davis ! rrra-4 L.. s20. 905 Donahue June IF, s26. 300: Dresser, Ge7rge F.. BIO : ta5 Eyzn estate SIP 500; FarleT
 9ori7 s39 058; First National Bank i s27 00n; Fox, John o. & O.. s19= 1895. Gaz-on, Ferdinand. SIP 379. enc T rhonograph C.. Dean Diyis ! ion. S28 500: Gilman. 4. ( Co. Slj 2 I eee cileatric. C. Haroli. st1690. IF E. II silk Co. st67,744; Hawkins ] gussa J. Sl0i59: Houghton 1 4
 state SIG 220: H 7ughtoa an4 Waq ] rar estate, s50010; Hurlburt, Horace ] r estata. sf6,275; Reach, l. C.. SIP n70 Keith L. M. and \ C.. st4 e91-
 Heat. (. NJ. and E B., s13 400; Kent
 Helen W. Sf0 zoo; Labb4. Ie~-y s10.25o. Manhasset Manufactu -ing ] 70. and rutuam Land Co. s561 662, ] Hiller. Hattie L., Sl1.025. Muire. Ma
 pa'o n. $16 404; Mullan, Edward est
 sf8 2qs. McCarrv. John !. sta e7. l Nightingale Morse Mills, Inc, s62i,- #a28. O'Learv. Mrs ?. s10230' Pa < Aadia E.. s11.200; Pearson, Martha
 Louise F. Robbins and Harriet Ross sec 800; Peloquin, Nazai-e. SIS 2s9' Pettis Ceorge A. staG37; Putnam i Coal 6 Wood Go, S12,805; Putnam
 Foundry & Machine Co, sf9 i9o; Put am Lirht 6 Power Co. s6o 258
 ntnam Lodge. B. P. 0 L. No 574 s3G GOO: Putnam Manufacturiny Co. s436 998: Putnam Woolen Co, s29i 2 250. Rogers E. C., s13 143; Russsll
 Frank w. s11.470; Smith, Samuel Isf54g5; St. Once. William \ S22 : 450; Tatem, ). B. $25 $50; Tatem. J.
 B & Son, s10,375; Union Block Co.
 S35 0O0; Wagner, M. ". estate $32 ; GOO; Waterman Worstei Co, Inee.
 S83.f00; Weeks, L. F.. $11,318.
 Wheaton Building X Lumber Co, lS17,594; Whipple & Gilpatric, ST. 072, Zaltas. Philip, $17,270.
 Non Residents Harris, D. R., E.
 M, $11,300; Harris, Thomas estate $43,025; Reach. GeorFe A, $15l000; l N. Y., N. II. & II. R. R Co.,, s2o.090;
 Pelcquin, Victor, $20l3); Phippe
 Walter T, $l1,950; Rich, Samuel es-
 tate, Sf8,0o0; s. N. E. T company,
 $f2,300; Standard Oil Go of New
 York, sf4,400; Towne, NJ. Ella, S17,-
 GOO.
 The total amount of the grand list
 is $5,955,3 The amount exempted
 for ex-service men is S51,l57
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
Charity Club Whist

The whist given Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Catholic Women's Charity Club, in St. Johns hall, was an immense success. There were forty three tables at play and all those present enjoyed whist until a late hour.
 The prizes were awarded as follows Ladies' prizes, first, cut glass nut bowl, to Miss Yvonne Roy; second, silk hosiery, to Mrs. Arthur Re 1shaw consolation plize, f UT sitter and measuring cup, to Mrs. Aiolph Be- fer. Me1's prizes, fl st. silk hozi'rv to Cyril RemiDard; secoad. six linen handkerchiefs, to Paul Miclette; con solation prize, pioe and pacNa Fe of ohacco. U Arsene Beaoit. Dueia 2 the evening chance wee s2ll on ? bag of flour. and Joseph Perreau-t. Church str e., was the lucky wianee.
 Mrs. Frel Gilman. chaiemas. a her co-worizers wish to thank all these who so willingly helpel them on this occasi D.
 Next week Mrs. Pierre Daifle vii entertain membe of tha Catholic Nomens' Charity Club. at her home, Ravine street, on Tuesday afternoon.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
NORTH END NEWS

Mrs. Aurore Meunier of Montreal, who is visiting here. spent a few days in Baltic this week.
 Joseph Marion of Glasgow, former y of Putnam, was visiting friends 1ere this week
 Members of the Advancement Club sill hold a meeting next Sunday eve ling in St. Johns hall
 Arthur Magnsn, manager of the A. 'antic & Pacific store in Dayville pent the weekend with his family in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Pember of Plainfeld motored to Putnam to the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Burke.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Mullan. who IS St. Vincent's Hospital, Worcester, | very much improved. She expects t be at her home the latter part of mex Wek-
 Mrs. Glen Roe returned to her home in Canister, \. r., after spe ldia three weeks as the guest of her par ents, Mir. and Mrs John C. Bates, of Church street.
 Members of St. John Baptiste So- eiety will have their regular mo thy meeting in St. Johns hail next Sun day afternoon. All members are urg- ed to attend.
 At the monthly meeting of the La dies of St. Anne last Sunday after noon, Mrs. Merance Jolly and Mrs Joseph Guertin were elected Ladie of the Altar, and Mrs Narcisse La croix, Mrs. Celima Du-ocher, Mrs Dutremble, Mrs. Chabotte, and Mrs Joseph Daigle as assistant members of the society.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
JURORS ARE DRAWN FCR
 MARCH TERM OF COURT

The jurors drawa for the March term of court are as 'olloFs
 Chan'in, Walter s. Vail. Elwooi Bu3Ciek: Hampton. William P S7al5- ar. James Il. Wco war P.ai1 ie' l
 eorge |. Chioman, Nj liam Il Il. Huaohias; Pemfeet, J. E. Stoiiari. ! \. Gilbert Woo5stock. Frank $. An 5ers T. Victor J hasoa; Putnam. A thur J Shi7pea Oh7 D. FltcoVs. William E. Wheaton, Eurene l. Mie-
 cult, Timothy Te.-eault; Scotland, Everett Gager. Everett kimoal; Thompson, Joseph Bake. Arthur Mills: Wiadham. Edwin 3. Latham, Herman Rsth5latt. Everett D. Hop Ains, Joseph Giraea.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
EYESIGHT IMPAIRED
 GASSED OVERSEAS

Charles A. Ryan. who was gassei ] and injured by shrapnel overseas. has gone to New York to receiva treat ment to one of his eyes. The injury to the eye was frem gas Mr. Ryan was also hit by shrapael while tending q telephone in the front line trenches.
 Since his injury from mustard gas one eye has been giving Mr. Ryan considerable trouble. IL hal been growing worse of late and he was ex- amined by local physicians, who rec emmeniel that he 20 to New Ysk and report his trouble to the proper army officials who vii see that he is properly treated.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04

lay afternoon in St. Johns hall. mem bers of the Artisan Society, C uaci 95, had the installation Of office eol- ducted by Joseph Plessis, representa- tive to the executive eou .eil, and Jos. Roy as master Of ceremony. The new officers were. Chaplain, Rev. Charles F. Belard president, Josepr Per reault; vice presi lents, Re gis Bouthi- lette and Joseph A. Landry; secretary treasurer. Alfre Robillard; auditors Miss Emma Robillard, Michael Mag nan, Adhemare Benoit; masters of ceremony, Theophile Gauthier and Valmore Dufresne; examining physi- cians, Dr. George T. Lamarche and Dr. J. F. Mcintosh.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
PICTURE OF SHAW'S
 SHOW WINDOW DISPLA Al

The Jewellers Circular, a periodi. cal devoted to the jewelry trade, ii iss current issue carries an article o
 Utilizing Sentiment h Window Dis plays" To illustrate the article < picture reproduction If recent Lin. coln" window that George E. Shaw oi Main street had, is shown.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-04
French Society Elects

Members of the Canado-Ameriean Association at their re gular monthly meeting elected officers for the com ing year as follows:
 President, Mrs. Virginie Lapalme vice president, Mrs. Emma Guertin hznorary president, Miss Emma Be lair; treasurer, Origine Touchette secretary, Pierre Tetreault; mistress of ceremo y, Mrs Eageae Dufoeher auditors, Mrs. Otto J. Knoll, Arthu Beauregard, Mrs. Sarah Tetreault guards. Hector Guertin and 4. Gre E cire; examining physician, Dr. J. r. Mcintosh The installation of these officers will take place in St. Johns hall the 3lst of March, and all mem bers are requested to be present. Ar ter the meeting, membets $ enjoye hist, the wia4e-s being: First prize Mrs. Belair, second prize, Arthu BeaureRard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
NASLA We. VLASTI SMRT.

S vypravou Mar. Sdruzeni o
dejeli do Ceskoslovenska t6z
manzel6 Simon Katerina
Hruby . Chicago, umyslem
trvale Sc tam usaditi. Touha pi.
Hrub6, jez zejm6na 81 prala
ztraviti zbytek zivota V rodn6
zemi, nedosla vSak spln6ni.
Brzy po pfijezdu do sv6ho ro-
diSt6, Kramolina, blize Boro-
van, t6zce Sc roznemohla ma
sledkem otravy krve, vyvinuv-
81 Sc V palci ma prav6 noze a
lekari nemocnici V Bud6jo-
vicich. kan byla dopravena,
uznali "a nutn6 odejmouti no
hu ctyfi palce pod kolenem.
Po operaci lila pani Hruba je-
ste diva tydny a skonala 2. srp
ma. Byla to nevlastnf matka pi.
Amy Kutakoye, manzelky re-
daktora "Sveta", jez smutnou
zpravu vcera obdrzela. Byla
obsazena V dopise Cd slecny
Blazeny Chmelikore 2 Chica-
ga, netere zesnul6, ktera 2 pod
n6tu Emmy Destinnov6 odeje-
la do Prahy studovati opernI
zpev, ' kter6mzto oboru ii5
zde v Americe vynikla. Zesnu-
la pi. Hruba citala 50 roku We.
ku a byla dlouholetou clenky
mi sboru Bohyne Miru Jednoty
Ceskych Dam V Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
NEVOEK SVETEM VLADNE

Ma svahu Scranton rd. S. w.
sjizdel rychle automobil bez ii
dice a V stroll bylo as p6tilete
ustrasene d6vcatko. Pfihodu
postfehl lapac psd pro Spolek
ochrany zvirat, Chester Ca
paldi, ktery rychle vyskotil 2
auta, Y n6mz obycejn6 svazel
polapen6 ctyfnozce a dostal sc
k dit6ti, rychle uvedl brzdy v
cinnost a Zachranil tax dite
pred velkym nebezpeGim. We
snaze d6vGe zachraniti zapo-
mnel ale zabrzditi stroj Vast
nj, ktery bez kontroly siel do
lii a o zed' Sc roztTistil. Hodi-
nu pozdeii objevil hlavni Jed
mattel Spolecnosti pro ochranu
zvirat H. X. Ferry otce zachra
neneho dit6te a tazal Sc iei.
zda hodla dati spoletnosti ia
zniten6 auto aspon castecnou
nahradu, ale dostal netuSenou
odpov6d: ''Nikdo vasemu RI
dici neporoucel, ably zastavo-
val.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
GALLAGHER ODSOUZEN
MA 81 ROKU.

Y okresnim v6zeni byl uni
stem 30lety Charles Gallagher,
jenz byl puvodnd parolovanym
trestnikem, jemuz bylo odpu-
steno y rokG. Misto, ably Sc
polepsil hned po SVEN propu-
st6ni Y dubnu zavfen byl po-
znovu pro loupez. Il v6zeni
jak znamo, utekl spolecn6 5
vrahy poIicejniho straznika
Elmera Sprost6ho, ale opetn6
byl polapen. Vcera odsouzen
byl soudcem +. p. Waltherem
IA dubnovou kradez ma Is ro-
ku a poneyadz porusil parole
vaci pfedpisy a znovu kradl,
musi take doslouziti nyni od-
puStGny mu termin l2-lety,
takze vyide z ytzeni jako clo-
vek 57lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
KANALISACE. X A VODA PRO
CELY OkRES.
Novy m millionovy projekt O.
kresnich konisaru.

Pei olkresnich komisaru Wy
pracova1 byl projekt kanali-
SAGE i dIpdavani vody do kaz-
de vesnife naseho okresu a
plan vypracovan ma byti tax,
ably vystacoval potfeb6 ma do
bu 40 rokd. Podkladem moder
nj reforrny jest nad6je. re
vSechny osady V Sirsim okoli
Clevelandu jednou S nasim me
stem splynou V metropoli jedi
nou. Projekt ma byti zprvu
proveden kolem Parma town
sipu a Brookpark vesnici, KITE
ryzto distrikt cita $4,000 akru
v rozvodi Big CreeKu.
Plany vypracovany byly O.
kresnim zdravotnim inzeny-
rem r. f. MacDowellem, kite
ny hodla kanalisaci zmin6-
mem distriktu v6sti dv6ma
hlavnimi podzemnimi tunely,
ktere by spoleGn6 vyust' ovaly
V ddoli Big Creeku poblize
Ridge rd. Vodu dostaval by ce-
ly okres clevelandskych vo-
daren, ktere musely by ovsem
byti znaGne rozsifeny zvetSe
ny.
Naklad jen "a prvni pokus
ide do millionu, ale okresni
komisari jsou opravn6ni vyda-
ii bondy ma finan6ni zajiSteni
I'aniz by bylo nutno vypsati vol.
by, jez by a podniku rozhodo-
yaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
MESTO NEZLEPSUJE ZOOLO
GICkOU ZAHRADU v
BROOKSIDE PARKU.

Pred vice jak p6ti tydny L.
pozornil Sol A. Stephan, fedi-
tel zoologick6 zahrady v Gin
cinnati "a navst6vy Brookside
parku ma n6ktere nedostatky
naseho m6spSeno zv6fince, J.
lie krone tn nayrhG, jeiichz
provedeni ale ylastn6 ME ne
stale, zustalo opetn6 vse pr
starem slendrianu. Ma vytky,
proc Sc nepodnikaji skutetn6
potfebne reformy, piiehaZf
stereotypni odpoved' ze m6sto
nema pen6z. Nemuze pry kou-
pitt ami past ma mysi line pro
stfedky, ably hlodavci tito neui-
eli ,m6stsky majetek. NejduIe
ztejsi Z navrhu Stephana byl
omen, kterym odporucoval, a
by V nasi zoologickG zahrade
byh zamestnani jen odbornici
a nikoli lid6, jimz by mista O.
ma byla vlasn6 ien odmenou
za pfi yolbach vykonane sluz-
bV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
VYSTAVA PAMATNIkU
ODBOJE.

Ami jsme netuSili, re sllbena
Vystava Pamatniku Odboje po
radana v c. N. SIM MA Broad
way We dnech 20. az %. srpna
bude tax Znacnych rozmeru.
Zvedavi, jak jiz jednou jsme
sli jsme Sc vcera pfesvedtiti a
pfistihli jednoho z pofadatelu,
p. Vaclava Rumla pine Gin
nosti. Katalog vystavy yykazu
je na 900 jednotlivych tisel,
hlavne velkych fotografii a ce-
lex podava prehled o cele Gin
nosti nasieh legiqnaru ma frcn
tach pfi naVratu. Bude VISTA
veno i. nekolik snimku cleve-
landskych z DOLBY, kdy Sc zde
Zdrzela prvni legionafska W.
prava, jedouci 2 Dalneho w
chodu pres Spojene Staty do
vlasti, kter6 sveren byl prevoz
archivu cel6 teskoslovenske
armady ma Sibifi a pred tim '
Rusku operujici.
Najdeme obrazky rozmar-
ne, ale i obrazky, pri jichz
spatreni Sc srdce zastavuje a
ruka name svira V pest.
Vystava nebude potfebovati
mnoho reklamy, neb material
yyveseny privabi navst6vniky
sam, nebot' zevrubnejsi pro.
hlednuti velice zajimavych O
brazn bude vyzadovati navstey
n6kolik. Zahajena bude V Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
POLAPENl YACHTY s KON.
TRABANTEM KORALkY.

Pfi dsti zap. "a. ul. zabave-
ma byla dnes po pdlnoci 96
stop dlouha yachta Venice"
iejiz kapitan Costello byl take
majitelem IA podobne okolno-
sti polapen6 yachty Tranquil
To-, jejiz kofaletnl naklad byl
sice zabayen, ale lakewood
skou policii vetSinou rozebran,
coz zavdalo pricinu k zname-
mu skandalu. Ma dnes skonfi-
skovanem plavidle bylo male
zeno % beden> lihovin po-
dloudne z Kanady Go &ve
landu dopravenych.
Pfi skladani kofalky do pfi.
praveneho autotrucku byli do
padeni A Cleveland ane, kterl
byli zatceni spolu Sc A zenami,
jez sc nalezali ma palube.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
NOVY KANDIDAT MA
URAD MAYORA.
Ma unyslu vycistiti radnici
cd politickych prizivniku.

VGera prohlasil 1mysl KAN
didovati ma clevelandskeho
mayora Charles H. Hubbel, u
tetni fiI'my Hubbel and Mea-
den Hickox budove. "Pobe-
II" iako neodvisly kandidat a
hlavnim jeho slibem jest, ze
panem jeho budou hodiny, kite
re budou platiti tez pro vsech-
ny radnicni zfizence, jinyni
slovy, re potlaGi dosavadni po-
litikafsky system, die ktereho
byly 1rady sv6rovany ne, die
zpasobilosti a odbornych zna-
losti, ale die zasluh nektere
politicke strane pfi volbach
prokazanych. Podivny 6ekanec
slibuje, re bude-li zvolen, pfi-
drzi kazdeho mestskeho 4Ted-
nlka k pracl po StanOVenou
dobu a re V uradech a mistech
ponecha osoby jen skutecn6
pracovit6.
"Budu-li zvolen, pax urcim
policejnimu naGelnikovi dobu,
do kter6 musi cele m6sto vyci-
stiti, nedovede-li soho, pax
dam urad omen nekter6mu by
val6mu armadnimu ddstojni-
kovi, ienz by nem6l zadn6ho
spojeni 5 n6kterou policejni
klikou," pravi nejnov6jsi kan
didat a jmenuje hned jmena
budoucich 1rednikG. Dale Sc
vyslovuje prot vydavani pc
nez ma volebni agitace a Wy
pravuje dalekosahlych re
formach, zapomina vSak, =
podobn6 sliby predvolebni jiz
davno netahnou a re skorem
v8e jiz zde "a rGznych kan.
panich bylo a ze tez yse co by
10 slibovano, znstalo prav(
jen slibem.
Do volebniho boie Sc hodl%
pustiti polovici zari. Hubbel
jest Al rokG star, V roce 1907
"a mayora Johnsona kandido
val neusp6Sne do m6stske "a
dy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
wgvETss


Konfiskace sc udala nasled-
KEN udani doSl6ho prohibic-
MIN draddm a vykonani svere-
no tfem policejnim cetam. Ne
kdo zatelefonoval policejnfmu
serzantovi Schuttovi, re k do
ku u zmin6ne ulice pfistala
neosv6tlena LODI. Yachta Sc
snazila pri pfichodu policie u
niknouti, ale serzant Perrell a
straznik Reisser rychle vskoci-
ii do lodice a razne zabranHi
ieifmu odpluti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
SPATNA VODA ZAVINILA
OBJEVENl TYFU v BED
FORDU.

V Bedfordu Sc yyskytlo osun
hlasenych pfipadu onemocn6-
nj tyfem nasledkem pitt yody,
patrn6 pine mikrobu. Polovi-
ma bedfordskeho obyvatelstya
zasobovana jest pitnou vodou
ze studni, kdezto druha polovi
&C pije vodu m6stskou. Zdra-
votni urad poucuje lid, ably u
kazky pitne vody zaslal okres-
nimu Zdravotnimu department
tu k lucebnimu Zkoumani q
vodu pitnou pred uziyanim
syaroval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
ODkLAD OBECNfCH VOLEB
MA SLOVENSkU.

Pro vykon obecnich voleb ma
Slovensku hyl oznaten, jak
znamo. de 6. zafi tohoto ro-
ku. Term tento nebude vSak,
iak sdelui olomoucky "Csl.
Dennik bratislavy, dodrzen
a letos h obecnim volbam ma
Slovensku bee nedojde. Pro-
zatim budou obecni a m6stska
zastupitelatva obsazena sprav-
mimi komisemi, slozenymi die
volebniho kliGe. Odlozeni vo-
leb neoarazi, iak Sc zda, ma
velky odpor jedine snad Sc
strany ludOv6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
MlCEM ZRANENY HRAC
BASEBALLU.

Johny Walker, baseballovy
hrac filadelfskych atletd ude-
ren byl "a vtereisi hry micem
spoluhrate, ze Y bezv6domi
klesl k zemi a doyezen byl do
Lakeside nemocnice, kde vsak
shledano, ze krone otresu moz
XII neutrpel rozbitim lebCni ko
sti, iak vSeobecne bylo pred
pokladano. Pripad vyvolal po-
chopitelne vzruseni zejmena
iiz proto, re tomu bylo prave
rok co zahynul sv6tovy cham
pion Indiana', Cleyeland'an
Ray Chapman, ktery ma new
yorsk6m hfisti zasazen byl Il
zabit II. srpna 1920 miGem VI
zenym Carlem Mayem.
Pripad clevelandsky neskon
ci ma st6sti tax tragicky, neb
l6kar pravi, re Walker bude
"a diva tydny opetne schopen
dalsi hry.
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Jest ohm mnoz ouz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18

Prosim tie, co to mas ia no
YOU dfvku, co jsem te s nj wee
ra potkal?
Ale to nenf nova, to je stara,
byla jen trochu premalovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18

Vim, ty mne povazujes ia
dokonaleho idiota.
O ne, ma zemi neni mic doko-
naleho.
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Nepratele prirody.

Hmyz a mrazy
kv6ty kazi.
Chumel jinochu a slecen
i vetSim je nebezpecen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-02

Sunday evening at the Hanson home.
Quite a few neighbors and friends
of 0. p. Olson gave them a surprise
on Friday evening.
G. l.. Jaastad has been sick in bed
these last days.
Mrs. Hanson and Amanda were
short callers at the home of G. L.
Jaastad on Sunday evening.
Rev. Glesne made a short call
with G. L. Jaastad on last Sunday
afternoon.
L. L. Quandahl has been on the
sick list for a few days.
There are some persons in this
world that seems to be troubled with
so long fingers as they have visited
the Canoe Twp. oil tank in this
and helped themselves
to oil, we should hope that some day
their conscience will burn as bright
as the oil did in their lamp. There
is some left so when the thief re-
turns for that he may put a new
lock on again and obliged.