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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
TRAVELS OF A HAT.
Discarded Straw Lid Given Free Trans
pOrtation over the United States.

4 trip through the United States by
express, and then miss going to Canada
at the very end, is what happened to
discarded straw hat belonging to an en-
ploye of the American Railway Express
company in the Chicago Office. 81
The trip that the straw dip took is
one that would have cost a traveller
pretty penny, but as the hat belonged to
one of the employees of the company it
was transported for many thousands of
miles free of charge.
The complete story of this trip would
fill a number of columns. One of the en-
ployes of the express company in Chicago
thought he would give his discarded hat
little trip over the United States and
wanted it routed back to him via the
great oasis to the north of the United
States. The hat arrived in Burlington,
completely covered with labels The
labels were attached with wire, so all
cities that the hat had been through were
plainly in sight Local employees shipped
the hat from burlington to Ogdens-
burg, where it will again be tagged and
sent from there to Buffalo, and thence to
Chicago, where it started on it's CONT
mental trip.
One large tag attached to the hat bears
the following Inscription Before re-
through Canada, as I've been through
some hot and dry territory" Unfortu-
nately this was not done, for the hat was
routed from Burlington to Ogdensburg
The hat arrived here from Boston. Lo-
cal employees state that close study of
the tags attached to the lid shows it went
from Chicago to the Pacific coast, thence
through the Southwest and along the
Gulf of Mexico to Florida, north to New
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
IDLE Z MONTHS
IS BACK ON Job
Ohio Man Lost a Year on
Account of Stomach TrOu-
ble-Is Now Well
and Strong

Comfy man who has to work for a
living knows what it means to get back
on the job after mot hitting a lick of
months straight time on account of
stomach trouble One of the worst
cases l guess any man ever had. Tanlac
not only made me a well man again
but built me up 10 pounds in weight.
| am writing all my friends in other
cities to tell them of the wonderful
news. -
The above statement was made by
George b. Lowe, well known emplOye
of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.,
living at 45l MCGOWAN street, Akron,
Ohio.
Tanlac is sold in Brattleboro by the
BrattIeboro Drug Co, and Albert
Schroeder, Londonderry, Vt.-Adyertise-
ment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

are willing to pay premium for them
The new fowl which is called the La
mona in honor of Henry NJ. Lamona,
who has spent nine years in breeding
it combines the two desirable qualities
white eggs and plenty of meat
The following steps were taken in
breeding the Lamona: Mr.. Lamona
began with silver-gray Dorking hen
and a white Plymouth Rock rooster.
Their chickens were bred to a single
comb white leghorn.
\ careful selection of the chickens so
bed was made and the process of inter
breeding begun until a type, which
seemed ideal, was reached. Other points
sought in the Lamona were yellow skin.
yellow legs, red comb and four-toed feet.
These requirements heightened the pro-
cess, which took nine years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
BODY BROUGHT TO GREENFIELD.
John f. Hunt Killed by Train at Roches-
ter N "

GREENFIELD, Mass, Oct. 17.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Downs, daughter of Albert l..
Hunt, will arrive today with the body of
her husband, Dewey Downs, who was
killed Friday in Rochester, n. Y. Her
brother, John f. Hunt went to Rochester
yesterday and will return with her. The
funeral viii take place Tuesday morning
at Holy Trinity church.
Word was received last night of the
manner in which Mr.. Downs lost his
life. He was climbing the ladder on the
side of freight car in Rochester when
another train passed by and brushed him
from his place on the ladder. He was
killed. Mr.. Downs was born in Rutland.
Vt, and had been a railroad man for
many years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
BREEDING FOR WHITE EGGS.
Took Nine Years to Get Hen with Ideal
Qualities.

want white eggs-or rather eggs with
white shell--the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture has been able
through one of its experts in the bureau
of animal industry, to breed a new fowl
which combines the heavy meaty qualities
of the Plymouth Rock with the white
eggs of the leghorn.
The white leghorns are a light fowl
and are not popular with the farmers,
who want good laying stock with plenty
of meat on them. The call for white
eggs is an important factor in poultry
raising Several of the best markets
of the country, notably New York City
demand for eggs with a white shell and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
A Sad Blow.

The Newlyweds have a home in the
suburbs and Mrs. y. was relating her dis
appointment with her garden to a SYM
pathetic caller. I'VE did hope to have
luck with our tomatoes" she said, but
even those failed u.s.
What was the trouble?'
You know there are several kinds of
tomatoes and we thought we had planted
the red kind, and now those horrid old
green ones, which we don't want at all,
as we never eat pickles. Boston
Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

York and then west to the middle part
of the country. 1t was then sent back
to Boston and up to Maine and back TO
Boston, from where it was shipped to
Burlington The hat has stopped only
at the principal cities in the country.
It's owner started it on its tour of the
United States July &c, and railroad men
say that they expect it viii reach its
starting point in about a week.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

The Women's municipal league of
Boston is to open school for the pur-
pose of training women to fill municipal
and state positions. The school viii aim
to fit women to take high place in the
civil service eligible lists and to enter
upon their work well equipped for serv-
ice.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

From the proceeds of her first con-
cert in New York city Jenny Lind do
mated $4,000 to the orphans fund of the
fire department of the metropolis, and in
grateful acknowledgement the firemen
presented to the famous singer an adj
dress of thanks, which was enclosed in
the largest gold casket that had even been
made in America
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
Right. but Wrong.

Smith has been picnicking and, unfor-
tunately, during a ramble afterward he
had strayed away from the remainder
of the party.
thorough search. he set out to walk
to the nearest village about three or four
miles away.
After walking good four miles in
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

the direction he had imagined the vii
lage lay, he CHANGED to meet a hand
from neighboring farm.
Am | on the right road for Hayfield?"
he inquired.
"Ay, sure, zur!'' was the reply. But
We be goin' the wrong way New York
Globe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

Yes, everyone. You may
think you have nothing to do
with business, but you are
mistaken.
Every time you buy food
for your table, or a necktie, or
a gallon of gasoline, or book
your life touches the circles
of business. The more you
know of business news the
more you will get from life.
The real news of business is
contained in the advertise
ments in your newspaper.
They are the messages of bust
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17
You Lie i'm a Business World
You Should KnOzU the Ne7os
of Business
of Business

ness to you, telling of all the
new and wonderful things
created for your convenience
or pleasure, of merchandise
gathered from the four quar-
tiers of the earth for your in
spection.
It is well worth while. for
you to, keep abreast of this
business news. Information is
the basis of efficiency, in pro-
viding for the details of your
home and your personal life,
as in everything else.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-17

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REFORMER
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
KARNfk s KLERKEM IA.
TCENI PRO PRODAVANf
LlHU.

Samuel III. Stone, predseda
a generalni riditel The Stone
Drug Co. ma Woodland Ave. a
vych. %. ul. byl spolu kler-
KEN ZiTollim zat6en proto, ze
nedovolenym zpusobem proda-
vail opoine prostredky. Udali
ie federalni prohibicni agent,
kterym byla neopatrnym zpu-
sobem prodana v6tsi davka al
koholu. Agenti tvrdi, re sice
kdysi lekarnik povoleni k pro-
deli mel ale toto bylo odvola-
no. Oba zatGeni prohlasovali
Sc pfi predvedeni nevinnymi a
budou dine IA. listopadu jeSt6
iednou vysleehnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
Is ROKU IA SERIFOVI u
KRADENY REVOLVER.

James Walsh, jenz Sc po-
sledniho leta proslavil 6tekem
z okresnf venice spolu s Hun
tenn a Gallagherem byl pro vi
nu, re ulradl revolver odsou-
zen ma Is roku. Byl sice We
spoleGnosti Hunta, kdyz tento
zastrelil krajana policejniho
straznika Elmera Sprost6ho a
"a to byl odsouzen ma dozivoti,
ale nemohlo mu byti dokazano,
re Sc ma vrazde chime podilel.
Is roku dostal "a to, ze pfi u
teku 2 venice ukradl vypo-
mocn6mu serifu Lavinovi revol
yer a tento take byl n6ho v
dob6, kdy byl v Youngstown
polapen, naleZen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
MA CESTE Do STARE
VLASTI.

Dnes Sc S nami priSel rozlou
Citi p. Frank Ritich, jenz Sc u
bira ma dalSi navStevu Prahy i
iinych mist v Ceskoslovenske
republice, kde hodla spojiti
prijemn6 uzitecnym & poku-
siti Sc navazani obchodnich
stykG S odvetvim, jez az dosud
bylo zanedbavano, ale zaslou-
zilo by vetsiho povsimnuti. Ho-
dla, jak nam sd6lil pozdeji V
cizin6 zpopularisoyati nektere
vyznaGnejsi pfedm6ty naseho
domaciho umeleckeho pr1my-
slu. Pfejeme mu mnoho Zda-
ru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
OBCHODNI JUBILEUM.

V roce 1881 zalozen byl
prave prot dneSni mistnosti,
tou dobou prvni cesky obchod
muzskou vybavou, dnes nej-
starsi Sveho druhu V meste, pc
kud Sc skuteGn6ho obchodova-
nj tyte. Obchod organisovan
byl panem j. f. Troyanem,
jenz v duchu pdvodnim zGstal
svemu povolani veren, takze u
drzel nektere zakazniky j Y
davnych let prvniho pusobeni.
Panu j. +. Troyanovi, jenz mu-
ze hrdosti pohlizeti ma 40-le-
te jubileum poctive prace gra-
tulujem co nejsrdecneii a pfeje
me mu dalsiho zdaru V bu-
doucich letech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
SKOLNf MLADEz RUDE Nil
tt V PATEk PRA2DNJNY.

Ma vcereisi schulz skolni ra-
dy bylo usneseno, ably ma W.
roGni den uzavreni pfim6fi,
pfipadajici ma patek, II. listo-
padu, byly skolnf mladezi da-
ny prazdniny. Stalo Sc tax ma
navrh pfedsedy E. M. William
Sc a pi. Brewerove. Letos ma
byti die nahledu prvnejSiho,
den, kdy skoncena byla sv6to-
va valka, slaven obzvlaSt6, je-
likoz bude jednano ma wash
ingtonsk6 konferenci zaroven
0 vseobecnem odzbrojeni, jez
by bylo zarukou svetoveho mi
ru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
PRVNi VOLEBNf ZPRAVY.

Volebnf ruch zapoGal V ne
kterych Gtvrtich mnohoslibne
hned dnesniho rama "a primo
idealniho poGasi do TAT vo-
lebnich budek pocinali sc do
stavovati volici kratce po ote-
vreni. "Volebni proroci' pred
povidaii, re vetSiny hlastl bu-
dou znamy teprve az DO skon-
ceni voleb, ielikoz souhrny hla
su Sc nasledkem, poCetnych kan
didata ustaviCne budou pfesu-
novati. Vseobecn6 pa,k Jest oce-
kavano, re procento reglstrova
nych volicu, kteri Sc take sku-
tecne k vykonavani obcanske
povinnosti do budek dostavii
bude letos mnohem vySsi nez-li
"a voleb minulych, IA posled-
Mich presidentskych voleb regi-
strovan bylo 200,007 obcand,
ale k skuteen6 volbe sc
dostavilo ien 184,301 voliCu.
Mezi- nejcasnejsimi voliti by
Ii kandidati sami, zejm6na s.
pfispiSilo sedm soka urad
mayora, kteri odvolili vesm6s
casnych hodinach.
Volebni ufednici budkacf
oznamuji, re tentokrate volit
Sc zpasobu, jak voliti, mno.
no dotazuji - Jest to vnou
noveho zpusobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
VOLEENf HODINY OD $40
RANO DO $50 VECER.

Dostavte Sc k volb6 pokud
mono drive a nevykonavejte,
nejste-li k tomu okolnostmi ma
presto nucen, tuto obcanskou
povinnost az v poslednl chVlli.
Usporite sobe nepohodlnou tia
cenici a ulehCite volebnim IL
fednikum jejich praci.
Volicstvu v Cleveland6 bude
dano celkem osm hlasovacich
listk1. VSeobecny listek urcen
jest pro volbu mayora NEST
ske rady. Ma tomto listku mu-
zete voliti til vyb9ry kandida-
til, ovsem re vzdy jin6ho. TAX
re do prvniho vyberu oznacite
iednoho kandidata mayorstvi,
do druheho jineho podobne
i pfi vyberu tretim. Podobne Sc
wolf i clenove mestsk6 rady.
Ballot 0 .zavedenf systemu
m6stskeho managera ma nej-
obsahlejSi zneni a hlasovani sc
vpise dole bud pro anebo pro
ii podobne Sc voli 0 trech
statnich dodatcich. Ma voleb-
MIN listku soudcovskem volte
jednoho pfednostu a jen tfl
soudce. Pro neb proti volte ma
dvou listkach o bondech ia
knihovnu a okresni veznici. Dc
skolni rady vyberte q osmi kar
didatd ctyfi a volte jen jednu
osobu, kterou 81 prejete, ably
zastupovala Vasi wardu.
Jest6 jednou: Neodkladejtt
volbu az ma posledni minutu!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
starr BLAZNI.

Nasi Abratfi Slovaci ma stra-
ne .zapadni sc. pilne. venuji "a
sluzne9 praci, podati verejnosti
poueheii zabavne. tvorby v u
m6nf dramatickem.
16. rijna v Ceske Sini Sokol,
dramaticky odbor pev. sboru
Krivan ,sehral veselohru "Tu-j
lacr'. 80. fijna 'dramaticky
krouzok Lud. skoly, pfekvapili
obecenstvo operetou "Tulaci"|
a v ned6li 6. list. V t6 same
mistndsti, Slov. Mar. Sokoli,
sbor 260, isis. sehrali vese-
l0hru "Stafi blaZni', cd j. L..
Tnrnovskeho, prel. Jan Arsagh.
Byli jsme pTekvapeni, s jakou
Jistotou 81 herci pocmali, takze
obecenstvo casio bylo rozvese-
leno a casio bouri potlesku her
ce odmenovalo. Del Sc odehral
v dedine ma Slovaci a tudiz ie-
jich krasne, pravde umGlec-
ky vysivane kroje, poutaly
zvlastni poZornost. nivadlo,
velkou pill nastudoval a ridil
j. Keleciny. Pri divadle uspeS-
ne ucinkovali v dloze sedlaka
Zavory p. j. Kovac; Karla, je-
no dcera, j. Gergelova; vdova
Prochazkova, A. Kacirova; Jo-
aef, nevlastni syn, ]. Lamer
sedlak Parole, J. Pesko; Ton
ka, ieho dcera, A. Struharova
Konvazek, hlasnik, S. V. Tais
Brinda, krcmar, j. Simon; Fe-
70, jeho syn, J. Tatarka; Ma
taS, rolnik, M. Kubovec. Dobfe
81 pocinal sbor selskeho lidu
a muzikantu. Kazdy Sc vsemoz
ne cinil, ably svym povinno.
stem dostal. Navsteva nebyls
jak by proedeni divadla zaslr
hovalo, avSak nepriznive poca
81 a pax tri nedele po sobe pre-
jedno a totez publikum hra
snad bylo ponekud mnoho.
Pristi cinitele, jez pofadan
diWadla budou miti ma starosti
necht' pocitaji zaroven ma do
bu, kdy by nejuspesneji diva
dlo mohli sehrat, TAX ably ma
maha hercG cetnou navStevol
odmenena byla. V meziaktf
po divadle k tanci ncinkoval:
hudba p. J. Orsagha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
ZASTRELEN PRI SPOLECEN
SKE ZABAVE.

35-lety Jan Mazinka, 2729
Commercial road S. E. priSel V
sobotu vecer ma navstevu do
cisla 725 Berg st. Spolecnost
Sc pry dobre bavila, kdyz po-
jednou Sc vedrali til nezvani
hoste, kteTi zapocali zabavu
rusiti. Mazinka cht6l vetrelce
vystrnaditi, ale zle pochodil,
neb byl "a nastale tahanice "a
stfelen. Policie hleda nyni
svedky, jelikoz Sc vsichni Il
castnici veseleho kvasu $ ira.
gickym koncem rozprchli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
FtraNNA TRACEDIE L
SUVU.
Ctyfi nedospsle ditlsr zbaveny
zivitelu.

V nemocnici sv. AleXise ma
Broadway Sc nalezajfcf Henry
SILVA, jenz byl nalezen tezcc
zranen spolu Sc svoji manzel-
kou v pondeli rano V jejich by
te, 1896 vych. Sc. ul. sotva die
lekarskych vypovedi zivotem
vyvazne a take zena jeho, jez
ma rozbitou hlavu, as rany sve
sotva pfezije. Sousede byli V
pond9li upozorneni plaGem
ctyT malych ditek zmineneho
manzelskeho parku a privola-
ne policii objevilo Sc desne di-
vadlo. SGvova lezela ma posteli
ranou ma hlave a vedle nj ma
zemi byl krvi zbroceny muz,
ienz po Gtoku ma zenu 81 podfe
zal tepny. Uboh6 ditky zbave-
ny tax trpkym osudem zlvlte-
III, nalezly prozatimniho pri-
stresi Il soucitnych souseda.
silva. ienz jest pomerne mia
dym, 36-letym muzem, oddar
byl pry nestridm6mu pitt by
nro nee chValnou fiji 'VlaStnoSt' oC
souzen do robotarny, z kter6 '
sobotu byl teprve propulsion
Jak ditky samy vypravely, ha
dali sc rodice po celou ned6l
az konecn6 cd SLOW preslo /
hroznemu cinu. Silva udefi
manzelku kladivem a pax V Sc
beyrazednem 1myslu sob6 V "a
pesti oteyrel tepny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
MA UCTENf HAVLlCKOVY
PAMATkY.

Detroit, z. list. Sin We zdei-
Sim Ceskem Narodnfm Dome
byla asi re dvou tfetin naplne-
ma vtera odpoledne, kdyz p. J.
Medlin zahajil slavnost uspofa
danou Tadem Havlicek, els. 6,
c. S. P. S. v upominku steho
vyroci narozeni Karla Havlic-
ka BoroVskeho. Pfipraven byl
p6kny program a peclive pro-
veden. Zeimena skvostna byla
zpevna cisla sle6ny Sylvie Po-
dane jiz ma plane doprovazela
pi. HoustonoVa, dcera zname-
no krajana zdejsiho j. Jilecka.
Jeji zapeni Star Spangled Ban
ner bylo velkolepe, jakoz po-
zd6ji ''Kdo domov m1j". JmG-
mem radu uvital pritomn6 an
glickou feci p. j. Ourada, pred
seda radu Havlicek, ceskou rec
o Havlickovi proslovil p. F. J.
Kutak, red. Organu Bratrstva
c. S. P. S., anglickou p. J. E.
Peck, mlstopfedseda Mar. HI.
Radu C.. S. =. S. z CleVelandu.
Reel jejich byly vyslechnuty $
bedlivou pozornostl a odmene-
ny srdecny mpotleskem. Velmi
p6kny byl pianovy prednes ST.
Edny Tenkonoh6, "Vesnicko
ma pod Sumavou" a primo IL
chvatnou deklamace Matka
pred soudem", prednesena pi
A. Podrovou. Vsechny ucinku-
jici danny obdaroVany byly
krasnymi kyticemi kvetin. Der
byl nevlidny, prSelo a casen
lpoletoval snlh, coz nepochybnt
tez melo vliv ma navStevu slaN
nsti. ClevelandSti hoste oce
kavani byli ma nadrazi vybo.
rem pozustavajicim z PIP. Eli
aSe, Berdycha, Fucika a Boja.
Sc mi. a st6dreho pohosteni, |
|
obeda vecefe, dostalo sc Jim \
| domacnosti p. Fr. Bojase, preC
sedy radu SloVanska Lipa G
IS. p. S. Oba odjeli vecernin
Ivlakem do sveho domova. '
Detroitu, asi jake vsude jinde
nepanuje 0 podniky verejne tt
| kovy zajem jake V letech akct
osvobozovaci, kdy krajant
zdejsi byli cili a obetavi. V ne
deli tyden byla zde schnze
kter6 Sc sucastnil n. K. Bern
reiter Clevelandu a ceskoslo
vensky. konsul DIR. BartoSovskS
sobotu ukazovali zde o
brazy a nell pfednasku legio
mari PIP. Ruml Wapner a ma
vstevy byly nevalne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
VOLEBNf SAZKY.

Fred Kohler Jest dosud vo-
lebnimi sazeGi favorisovan a
sazeno bylo ieSte ycera veter
100 k rs, re vyide z dneSnich
voleb jako Vitez a ze Sc stane
mayorem Clevelandu. Sazeno
jest vsemi smery, tax u2avreno
take 100 proti rs, re Y prvnim
vyberu obdr2i Kohler vetSi may
ority jak Fitzgerald a podobne
sazeno, re obdrzi We vSech
tfech vyberech vetSinu. Ze pro
ide pfemena m6stske admin
strace V system managera sa-
zeno jest 81.
Zaiimavym Jest, ze prave
tyto sazky byly dosti spravny-
mi odhady ia voleb minulych.
TAX pred dvema roxy sazeno
We prospech Davise 0:40, +.
1917 tentyz proti Stinchcom-
bowl 10000. r, 1915 sazeno
iedine spatne ma Petra Vita
sice 81, re zvitezi mad Da-
visem, ktery jej V tretim vybe-
| ru porazil ma hlavu. X. 1903
sazeno podobn6 ga voleb, kdy
prohral Johnson.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
MARSAL FOCH HOSTEM V
CLEVELANDE.

Jedna z nejvyznacneJSlch po
stav syetove valky, neivyssi We
litel spoieneckych armad, fran
couzsky mar$al Foch, pfijel
dnes rano ma nadrazi vych.
105. ul. a dopraven byl Gest-
nym vojenskym oddilem do do
mu syna americk6ho yelvyslan
ce V Pafizi Herricka, kde bu-
de hostem. DneSek v6novan bu
de odpoCinku a vlastni uvitaci
slavnosti zapoGnou teprye IL
ira V 10:30, kdy marsal pojede
od University Circle do Klubu
Americk6 Legie 2121 Euclid
Ave. Az k vych. "a. ulici two
riti budou Skolni ditky biz
kych skol Spalir V poctu '20,-
600. Ditky Skol vzdalenejsich
sucastniti Sc mohou arci V rra-
vodu dosp6lych tez, ale zprvu
udany poGet bude iaksi pod o.
chranou policie.
Pred dvanactou hodinou IL
spofadan bude slavnostnl pru-
vod klubu do Hippodromu,
kde host uvitan bude obcan-
stvem. V lis odjede marSal
k presnidavce v Obchodnl ko-
more a 0 3. hodine pojede ma
University Circle k slavnostni-
mu jmenovanf doktorem We
stern Reserve university. AS 0
A. hodine odiede marsal do
Hollenden hotelu, kde bude We
Ger V 1880 slavnostni banket.
Foch opusti v IL hod. noci
Cleveland zvlastnfm vlakem z
Union nadrazi. Vcera meskal
mas host v Detroit, kde sc mu
dostalo velice nadseneho pfi-
vitani. z Detroit vyjel vcera o
pulnoci do Clevelandu.
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Druha skiizen lis mi. z Gu
rychu sc oZnamuJe. IrVale
teple pocasi dava nadeji, ze V
nizsich polohach bude koncem
rijna druha sklizen tfesni, KITE
re uz pekne cervenaii. Meteo-
rologicka stanice V Curychu
prohlasila, ze tento ziev byl
naposled zaznamenan +. 1540.
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SOUDNi PRAZDNINY.

Ma okresnim apelacnim
soude nebude dnes V utery, III
ira We stredu a pfisti patek IL
radovano nasledkem dnesnich
voleb, zitrejSich slavnosti ma
uvltanou marSala Foche w
rocniho dine uzavreni primefi
ktery letos pfipada ma patek.
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Vsechny Sokolky

iez nalezi k Damsk6mu Sbo-
ru Sokola Czech, kter6 mini
nadale byti clenkynemi So
kola Cech-Havlicek, necht'
necht' Sc dostavl do schuze,
ktera s kona We stredu We 2
hodin odpoledne V sokolov-
ne na Wendell Ave.
Sestry dostavte Sc V plnem
.poctu.
MATH. RAUS, pred,
LOUISE DOLISTA, tai
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RUSKO A WASHINGTON
SKA KONFERENCE..

Moskva, 6. list. Ministr "a
hranicnich zalezitosti Cicerin
zaslal statGm Dohody a Spoj,
StatGm notu, v niz prohlasuje,
re Rusko nebude Sc citit vaza-
nym usnesenim konference We
Washingtonu, pokud jedna sc
o omezeni zbrojeni a otazky
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- Vybranou veselohru La
ska ST media porouGet" ktera
dosahla pronikaveho nspe-
chu v Cechach, sehraje V ne
deli, Is. listopadu V Ceske
Mar. SIM Dram. Sbor Legio-
narI "Vcelka". Vstupenky v
predprodeji.
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Dalekeho vychodu re vyhra-
zuje 81 pravo, ably pfipadne pc
stavilo Sc proti jejich provede-
nj
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-26

South spinach a be planted In Oc-
tober and remain in the open ground
all winter. H.,
For growing spinach In the home
garden a bed about 5 feet In width and
25 or 30 feet in length should be spad-
ed and a quantity of well-rotted ma
nure worked into the top 8 inches Of
soil. Three pounds Of commercial fer
tilizer should also be scattered over
the surface and we'll worked into the
soil. Six OF eight ounces of seed will
be sufficient for this space. Sow in
little drills or burrows running length
wise Of the bed, the rows to be about
6 or z inches apart. The seed should
be covered u inch deep and the soil
slightly f1rmed over 1t. Watering
may be necessary IL the weather
should be extremely dry following the
planting Of the spinach seed.
Spinach grows quickly and requires
very little cultivation, except to loosen
the soil q trifle between the rows and
keep weeds from getting a start. II
the plants are too thick-that Is,
crowd each other-they can be thinned
out and those removed In thinning
cooked for greens. The plants left will
then have room to grow larger. Spin
ach is very desirable al al early spring
green, as It contains plenty Of iron and
other mineral matter. 1t should al
ways be used while young and tender.