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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
|bl1ZENS MUST
SUPPORT LOCAL
+ TEAMS BETTER.
Booster Meeting Held At
Commerce Rooms
Last Night
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
May BE Appointed From
Civic B odies to Father
\ Clean Sport.

" AL a meeting held by a number
( citizens deeply interested in the
- Mare Of scholastic athletics in
Bis city held last night at the
kainber Of commerce rooms, var
ious plans were discussed to give
the local high schools and Normal
school better support from the
4 Faitmont public and to get the local
people TO take q deeper interest in
the young men who will go out
from this city into the institutions
NJ higher education in various Sec
lions Of the country.
Yin order to give the Fairmont
ifh school sufficient working
capital for the training camp trip,
which starts next week, 200 sea
son football tickets were under
written and will be disposed Of by
eariy next week. u.
It was pointed out at the session
that hundreds of tickets should be
7.spld this season and that the local
4 people Should not only buy tickets
but attend the games. A football
team can get up. very little pep
playing before empty seats on the
hqf9e field. such Eas was the case
wttn the local team last season.
IA crowd of 1000 persons out 70
the opening game Of the season will
do more for the team than four
s1new stars; p declared one man who
urged that the home folk turn out
to sek the boys play.
Tht suggestion was passed out
t1e meeting last evening by Dan
%Eurer that It might be well TO
y CONTINUED on page siEho
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CIVIC LEAGUE TO
Be ORGANIZED
Purpose Is To Promote
Better Understanding
Between Races

Tomorrow evening the services
In both the colored churches will
be clrtailed In order to permit the
members to attend mass meeting
which will be held at the Elks' Rest
auditorium beginning at $3.50
o'clock for the purpose OF organic
ing a Marion County Civic League.
Rev. E. T. Tunie. pastor OF Mt,
Zion Baptist church, Will preside
over the meeting and Hon. R. w.
White, one OF the most eloquent
members Of the negro race will be
the speaker OF the evening but sew.
eral white citizens will make few
remarks. Special music will be
provided for the occasion.
The purpose OF the new organi.
zation as set forth in the announce
ments Is the betterment and general
advancement OF the religious, moral,
economic, educational and business
status OF the Negro OF the county,
together with the further strength.
ening and cementlng the already
cordial relationship which now ex.
lists between the white and colored
races.
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under a short trestle that serves
as an approach to the bridge over
the lagoon which is about 100
yards long and IS used by the res.
idents of Everettville to cross to
the left bank OF Indian creek, in
going to and from the railway sta.
tion. The trestle has no plank
footpath, making It necessary for
pedestrians to watch their step in
walking on the ties.
1t was at point about so feet
from tile Lowesville end OF this
trsstle that tho bandits overlook
the mine officials. Two OF the
highwaymen covered the officials
one with rifle and the other with
an automatic gun, while the third
stood at the entrance to the path
leading up over the hill, and coy.
cred their retreat as, they made
their way up the hill.
Rumors flew thick and fast after
the robbery. One was that there
were four men in Ford car with
Pennsylvania license In SIX fig.
ures, the first three OF which
were 1o1, and that they were max.
ing their escape in the direction Of
Pennsylvania. Manager M. w.
seabolt of the Bell Telephone
company was notified and imme.
diately flashed the description to
all towns to the north with the
request that all operators notify
subscribers to be on the lookout
for the bandits.
Another r1mor was that a man
said TO be a picture agent, was
seen following the three mine OF.
attlcials as they boarded the train
at Falrmont leaving the train at
Lowesyille aud following them up
the track, but who he was has not
been ascertained.
Late this afternoon another ru.
NOR that has not been confirmed
was received that another Of the
bandits has been shot This was
denied by officials Of the coal
company.
A considerable sum Of. money
was recovered when Lowe was shoI
CONTINUED on nAae stIhD
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JUSTIN CORP TO
COACH FAIRVIEH
Plans Now Complete For
School Opening
There

With the election OF Justin Copp
of the University OF Tennessee as
athletic director of Fairyiew high
schools. plans are now complete
for the formal opening on Mon.
day, September 12. With more
than two hundred applicants to
choose from the problem Of secur4
ing a strong corps Of teachers was
made easy OF solution. with the
exception Of an athletic director.
II was difficult problem to Sc.
cure the right man for this posi-.
tIon, but the board feels that In
Mr.. Copp It has "man worthy
OF his hire" Having played bask.
etball and baseball both in Wash
lngton college and the University
OF ennessee and also having had
one years experience in coaching,
It Is believed that Mr.. Copp will
lead his teams in very success
ful year.
Prof. G. E. Boyer who was
athletic director last season will
return In the capacity OF principal.
He, too, will take a keen interest
in athletics and with the aid OF
Mr.. Copp will give Fairview a sue
cessful year IN athletics. Mr.. Boy.
er's executive ability Is well.
known and It Is safe to predict
that the high school will be in
capable hands.
Miss Mary Howard Of the Uni.
yersity Of, Kentucky and who was
also a. post graduate student In
the University OF Columbia Is in
charge Of the English department.
She comes to Fa!rview after a
three year successful principal.
ship OF the Benton Kentucky high
school. Her work in the field OF
literature and dramatic clubs
makes her q valuable addition to
the faculty OF the local high
school. She will have charge Of
the Paw Paw annual.
Miss Caroline sumpter OF the
Pennsylvania College for Women
and Miss Ada Parrish OF West
Virginia University will be In
charge Of mathematics and science
respectively. Both come highly.
recommended and will Jointly look
after the girls physical education
and plan to put out a girls basket:
ball team which Will be OF cham.
pionshIp ,calibre.
Miss Louise Boehm, graduate OF
the FairmoSt normal and with a
diploma In music from the West
Virginia University will handle
history and music. Miss Boehm
has had five years experience In
this work and everywhere has met
with great success. IL IS safe to
say that Miss Boehm Will prove q
valuable addition to the faculty
because of her ability in staging
concerts and operettas.
As whole It is believed that
Fairview high will have the best
corps OF teachers In the history OF
the school On the other hand It
! tcontinusd On page eiEhtl
ID
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GETS S100IHNEFlR
RECKLESS DRIVING
Woman Who Was In Car
Fined S. For 1ntoxf.
cation

After pleading guilty 20 charges
Of driving an automobile on the
streets Of the citywhile intoxicated
Albert Howell was fined 500 BY
Mayor Conway this morning.
Howell was arrested in company
with Edna Shelton in Water street
yesterday. Both were brought to
the city jail and this morning the
woman was fined IS for being in
toxicated, and the man leld on the
more serious charge. The fact
that Howell Is q married man and
resided in the southern part of the
state saved him from q jail SEN
tence. Attorney Charles Miller
represented the defendants.
G. K. Mullens, wanted for the
past two weeks on an assault
charge, forfeited $40 when he fall
edito appear in court this morning
for trial!
w. ]. Payne was before tho
Mayor Conway for blocking trif-
,fc on Main street but after the
facts OF the case were ascertaincd
Payne was dismissed without fine.
A young boy was arrested at
O'clock this morning by State
Trooper Wilson when he was heard
using profane language on the
streets. Mayor Conway imposed
o fine Of $5ibut this was reduced to
s2 when the mother Of the boy,
who was IN court explained that
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The alrplane isn't as deadly a
the battleshlp-to taxpayers.
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scrapping the League evidentl,
has to be done over every day.
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Might as well put luxury ia,
ON Jobs; that's what they are.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

''Train Robberies cease'-head
line. A rate reduction at last7"
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Well bet these smatrimonIal
schools" use only "him books"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

1t must have been the under
takers lobby that put over home
brewing.
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The only thing that makes some
husbands worth killing is their In
surance.
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EOVIESVILLE mine OFFICERS ROBBED OF $4,000
One ROBBER KILLED BY POSSE; $4,000 RECOVERED
By The Way:
Daily column given to current
events and frank comment
MUSIC
IT HE Oldest piano in existence is
i exhibited at The METROPOLITAN

MUSIC
IT HE Oldest piano in existence is
L exhibited at the Metropolitan
Museum in New York. 1t was
made l99 years ago. in l722. by
ChristOfori, inventor of the piano
Doubtless, it was the marvel Of
But wouldn't the people Of l722
have gaped if they could have seen
a modern phonographl
Wonder what kind Of new music
al instruments they'll have 1879 years
hence2
OBSERVATIONS
Lowering taxes raises hopes.
The ties that bind are golf links.
only three more months to pay
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with Guatemala's new porcelain
money It will be easy to break a
dollar.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Bergdoll is In Switzerland.
where Ais reputation will be used in
making cheese.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Only three more months to pay
last christma'' debts.
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The tIes that bind are golt LINK
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THE WEATHER

Partly CLOUDY tshlnhs; showrs
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Taemystery Is how can Congress
elfFwhethere eit-Issons yecation or
not?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Striking New York bakers have
stopped loafing and gone back to
loafing.
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OBSERVATIONS

Lowering taxes raises hopes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

The trouble is, there's more un-
employed money than unemployed
men.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Might as well put a luxury tax
on Jobs; that's what they are.
scrapplng the League evidently
has to be done over every day.
'sTrain Robberies Cease head.
line. A rate' reduction at last7"
Well bet these matrimonial
schools" use only "him books"
1t must have been the under
takers lobby that put over home
brewing.
with Guatemala's new porcelain
money It will be easy to break a
dollar.
+ Taemystery is how can Congress
elfFwhethere eit-Lssonss vacation OF
not?
The trouble is, there's more un-
employed money than unemployed
men.
Striking New York bakers have
stopped loaflng and gone back to
loating.
Bergdoll Is in Switzerland,
where MS reputation will be used in
making cheese.
The only thing that makes some
husbands worth killing is their In
surance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

opoiek Jak samozrejmo, a starostlvy fedte Maxine
VIC zdurauJe nesedue cG nabozenskch ami trfdnich (po
tlckych) Hlavni ie: zdravi vychova tesnemu poc-
Vemu zWotu Proto sveruie deem vec dnlez6 ako dona
sem penez ma postu, mens nakupy p
Uvazime, re kazde dt6 ktere teba jen teto O.
zdraVovne pobyo mus dobre nasedky oho pocova
Il celem SVEN dasm zvote neze AMI dost ocent vfznam
ohoto spoku Avsak pfhasek d6ti tohoto dobrodn vsu
ku potrebnych sroku d6 onemocneych bidy d6t zane
dpahych brohu NEST pfhasek takovych e stale deset-
krae tok nez kolk MONO umsi Proto by nevado kdy-
by ma tento spoek vzpomn de doma Cechove donna kef
Sc mohou ehce pfesvedt krasnem die iez spoek kona
Uplne zaoparen det je bezplatne maetni rodce kefi
fuzhych duvodn chte by decko zde mi ppiva urcitou
castkou Spolek ma teny Cechach ale ridce Je omu IL
ste en proto ze maokdo eto opravdu vznane nstuci vi
kuraorium spolku e Praze Jgmannovo nam6st 1853 kde
Sc pmal prispevky phlaSky clend Prisp4vy priimaji
vsecky vetsf ceske listy
Radostne madeline je 6ernovickem zamku Jako po-
hadce tam Jest pohadce, niz sutni rozvese
zdravi Eli poeps nz ubohych, opust6nych zracenvch
stavaJ Sc radostni brar sesry kv6t1, zvota d
kazdg, kdo emkolv prspe pfispeJe dfo, wy
upuJe 81 tim stesi srce duse zachran
Gem, spolutv6rcem lepsfho sv9ta.
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movym a zlostl chvejieim 81
hlasem, ably domn9ly censor
| (herec lozD okamzite oDu
still divadlo. III panovt ze Ia
teckeho ufadu, kterym prfslu
81 skute6ne pravo censord 4
ktefl nemeli pficiny vesele "a
konceni jednoaktovky terve
nou tuzkou Skrtnouti, Zname.
Mite Sc pobavili. Radni police
nj prednosta vSak loze NEST
ske Sc vytratil donna pry sop
til mad sYojf blamazi. N6kolik
dnu Sc zateckemu narodu ne
ukazal.
Vrazedny utok. Pavel Or
lamuende z Ameriky, ktery
Je jako lazensky host Karlo-
vych Varech, vysel 81 V pruvo-
du 24-leteho Konrada Russo,
ktery no pc n6kolik dnf dopro
Tazel ma prochazku 2 Birken-
hamru pc Esterhazyho steZce
do Karlovych VarG. Poiednou
vytahl Russ revolver q vypalil
ma Orlamuende S ran. CtyTi
rany zranily Orlamunede ma
hlavei rameni V obliteiif zpu
sobily mu vsak pouze slime kr-
vaceni. Ma otazku Orlamuen-
de. proc no chce zavrazditi, ia
dial Russ 1000 X. Orlamuende
dial Russovi stokorunu, nacez
ltocnik utekl. Orlamuende yo
lal o pomoc, prispechali lide.
ktefi sbirali V lese klestf a od-
Vedll no dom1. Russ druheho
Inc V Karlovych Varech zat-
zen a dopraven k tamnimu sou
iu.
Velike nestesti pri hasic-
'kem cviceni v Hodonine. V
ledeli 4. zaff konalo Sc V Ho-
ionine hasicske cviceni, pri
lemz doslo k velikemu polito-
'anihodnemu nestesti, jemuz
"a obet paddy i lidske 1.-Two
y. Pri ukazkach cviceni ma
'ysokem zebfiku nest astnou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
ZPRAVY Z CESKOSLOVENSKE
w. REPUBLIKY.

Tfzce obvineny knee. Olo
moucky "Nasinec" sdeluje, q,
| V nedeli odpoledRe byl 'na>pr9
chazce zatten P. Horak, kate.
beta V Litovli ma .seVel.nl, Mo
rave, iezto 5isty vojin ma ne
no udal, 2e no, -svadel k "a.
vfazdeni farafe. clrkve eesko.
slpvenske, zidka. Die jinyct
zprav ,da1. pr$ p. Horak delhi
kq NayTatiloyi 2 Bile Lhoty Il
LitoYle 500. K "a daisi 1000 mu
pry slibilc az :Vrazdu provede..
katecheta p. Horak byl odve-
den do vysetorvaci vazby.
Jsou obavy. re V Litovli toho
to sensaeniho pfipadu, naleha
iiciho ma rychle vysvetlenf,
vzniknou move nabozenske ne
pokoje.
Vesela prihoda pri divadel-
MIN predstaveni " Zatci udala
Sc "a provoZovani jednoaktov-
ky Der rote Strich" (Censo-
r6v skrt) cd Friedmanna. Jed
ma Sc tam o nedovolenem po-
meru otce a dcery. ,Kdyz dra-
maticky vzestup dosahen W.
cholu, ma - jak v kuse le
obecenstvem
nepozorovany herec hrati z 10
re We hledisti 1lohu censora a
dalSi hfe ma jeviSti pTitrz uci-
niti. Obecenstvo q pocatku
pfirozene nevi, je-li to vazne
nebo je-li to zert a
nechce Sc dat z "pochopitel-
nych" ddvodd pripraviti o ko-
aetny efekt komedie. Proto,
kdyz herec 2 loze zakrocoval
1 dalsi hru zakazoval, ozvalo
'e 2 rad zateckeho obcanstva
7olani: "Ven s vytrznikem I"
'Ticho!' "Dale hrat!" a pod.
ru povstal nenadani policej-
II referent obecnf, sedicf v To-
i mestske rady a nemaje tu-
eni spojitosti hry ma jevi-
ii a Y herecke lozi, volal hro-l
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Bankovni 1fednik: "Nemi-
zeme yam ma tento eek vypla-
tit tech 500 korun, dokud 81
nepriyedete n6koho, kdo nam
pctvrdi, ze jste 5kutecne pan
Dtrata".
Pan Utrata: 'Tohle je pro-
zlukla situace. Y cel6m mest6
mne zna jen ieden clovek a to-
mu jsem dluzen 500 korun"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
Neomylny prostfedek.

"Pfiteli. nezna$ n6jaky o.
sv6dceny prostredek proti Ste
ricim?"
"Znam j Pred v$lkou jsem
ho nekolikrat vyzkousel, jest
neomyslnE: - ale ted no ne
lie dostat'.
"A jak sc jmenoval?"
"St6hovat Sc do jin6ho by
tn r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
HUMOR.
PeIne porovnsni.

Hrab6nka, ktera Sc vratila
ma sydi statek ma Ietni byt:
"Nu, Antonine, zajist6 jste vsi-
chni radi, re jsme Ease sem pfi-
jeli?"
Antonin ALE tot Sc rozu-
nj, miloatiya PAM. yzdyt' nam
zdmek bez vas pripada jako
chliv bez dobytka"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
vyIepsiI 10.

Pane mlStre, wv Jste naval
memo syna teletem. Myslim,
ze sedmnactilety ucen nepo-
rrebule 81 iiz nechat llbit. aby
Sc mn rIkalo. Ze le tele".
Ne. 0pravdn. 10 Je az vul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

"ZrusiS-li sve zasnoubeni s
kuchafkou, musite 81 pfece vra
titi naVzaiem darky, kter6 iste
81 vanovali".
"To je iednoducht. Ode mne
niceho nedostala a ieii darlly
- isem snedl".
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proc prichazi5 TAX poz-
DEP"
Zach, predstayte 81, zazil
jsem srazku ma tramraiir
"Coze?"
"Inu ano, srazil jsem Sc We
voze sc svym krej6im. kter6mu
diuhuji 2 tisicoyky".
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nahodou dostal zebfik pfeva-
hu a prevrhl Sc. S MIN spadli
Sc znacn6 vy$e j hasici, ma ze-
brfku demonstrated zachran-
ne prace hasicske. Zebfik
padl ma VIZ, v n6mz byl "a
pfazen kun. Kun byl zabit a
diva hasiti utrp4li tax tezka
2raneni, re "a nedlouho sko-
nall. Treti hasic, smrteln6 IRA
n6ny, byl beznadejn6m stavu
pfevezen do brnenske nemoc-
nice, kde "a velikych bolesti
skonal dtery rano. Tfi JIM
hasici jsou royn6z tezce crane
nj, ale jest nad6je, ze 1.-Two
tenn vyyaznou. Nest astny pfi-
pad vzbudil v5eobecne vzruse-
nj.
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PfepoeitaI Sc.

Ucetni: "Ostatne isem ce-
kal, pane sefe. re mi pridate'.
ia to rikam pofad: w Sc
pfepocitate kazdou ehvili! A
pax chcete byt utetnim".
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"Poslouchei, zenusko, tvs u
mela pekn6 hat Porad isl "a
svobodna 1fikala, ae bys rada
se dostala pod 'fepee" a ted
chces stale jen move "klobou-
ky" =
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Prostfedek proti rejpaldm.

"Hrom do republiky! v Ra-
kousku bylo lepe -"
"Jestli myslite, pane, mize-
te tam it. Kouselk no ieste zby
lo".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

Proc tC V nasem parlamen-
tu nejde ku pfedu?"
"Protoze je v mem komuni-
stick6 zffzenil Vsichni poslan-
ci berou stejne a ne podle Wy
konane pracel !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
PLATlME HOTOVE
Ia bondy Svobody, 1spolns
VaIecne znamkY.

KupuJeme tea stare ziato. stfibro, plG-
tinu. DIAMANTY, skvosty. hodtnky.
rtut. magneticke ukazovaky. neupo-
tfebene postovnf znamky a yse. 60 ma
lakoukoli cenu. Platfme "a vse cenne
hotoygmi. SIMON. spolehlivS tedna-
tell, mattel The Ohio Smelling ana
Refining Company. Gtadovna. poke;
G. 2i6 Lenox budove. roh 8. ul. a
Euclid Ave. Denne osegteao DO ho-
din vecer.
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Venkovske pivo. Do n6kte-
rych obci ma Kolinsku dodal
jisty piVovar mizerne pivo. We
drem tudiz / zizni trpici OBJ
cane zle na bryndu reptali a
pivovaru poslali dopis, aby
Jim pro pffSti zasilku odeslal
take iisty po6et spodnich gait.
Pivovar Jim spodnich gait ne
postal, ien 8enktf6m sdelil. ze
bude nHcen pivo zdraziti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

St. E. Vraz v Praze. Pfijel
Size o iedne ruce, ale iinak
zdrav a svezi, take by mu Sc
desatku nikdo nehadal. A So
iva ze prijel, liz jest o bl6han
zadostmi 0 prednasky. V pom
deli hodla vyraziti ma Mora
VA, ma moravske Slovacko a
tam asi zahaji take svoji pred
naskovou turnee, nejspl8e Y
Uherskem HradiSti. Prozatim
zamluvila 81 no m6sta Krone
RI, PferCv, Prost6iov, Litovel
a j. Plzeh hned na dve pred
Definitivnf pofad bude
stanoven teIprve behem prfstl
no tfdne,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

Zavrazdil tchana. Dne %.
srpna nale2ena V lese .'POdsel-
ti" Il Muzetic v okresu blaten-
sk6m mrtYola neznameho mu-
re, ktera byla iiz pokroGi-
lem stupni roZkladu. DIE ode
va zjistilo cetnictvo. ze ie to-
mryola 69-leteho byyaleho o..
bee. pastIfe Franti5ka Raby n
Radobic Il Pisku. Bylo ziistt-
no, re Raba byl zavrazden: Pa
tranim cetnictva zji$t6no mnoz
stvi okomosti, kter6 cinu u
syedtoyaly 2ete zayrazdentho. !
34-let6ho domkare Frantiska
Krhouna 2 Cekanic. Krhoun
byl zatten a vyslychan. Zpr-
VA popiral, kdyz vsak vid6l, ze
ie usy6dfen, doznal, ze tchana
zavrazdil. Dne &c. Gervence
sli spou lesem a cestou pry do
stall Sc do hadky. Krhoun V
roZtileni uchopil ma silnici le-
zici v6tsi kamen, kterym ude-
I'll Rabu do hlavy. Stafec ude-
FEN do spanku skacel Sc Y bez-
16domi k zemi. Tu prJ no Kr-
noun odvl6kl do husteho lesa
nechal lezeti. Domnival Sc.
ie pry pride k sobe. Krhoun
lodan pro vrazdu do vazby
a I.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-10
Happenings
About oaUr1

Remember the peoples on FLANDERS
Fields? Wear poppy Armistice Day.
Bazaar and cafeteria supper at
Baptist church Saturday Nov. II.
Mrs. Bessie Lawsing of La Vale
spent yesterday here in business.
Big discount on Ladies Furs for
Saturday-The Fur Store
Don't miss Otis. 1t means saving
Of from 10 to so per cent to buy now
Miss E. %. Hammond OF Detroit
spend the day here on business.
Charles Dobratz of Milwaukee is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. F. Boettcher
OF this city,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-10

''Pape's Cold Compound
Breaks any Cold
in FeWHours

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
APP Quit blowing and snuffling! A
dose of "'Pape's Cold Compound" TAX
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up any cold.
The very first dose opens elogged
nostrfls and the air passages of the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts quick
snre, and costs only a few cents at
drug stores, 1t acts without assistance,
tastes nice, contains 10 Quinine-In--
Sist upon Pape's!
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-10
r [ S L E, y
3 r @ S.


Mr.. and Mrs Orville Kramer and
baby, Otto Kramer, and D. A Lewis
left for st. Petersburg, Florida, this
morning. Mr.. Lewis will remain in
definitely but the Kramer brothers
will spend the winter only there. They
will engage in the carpenter trade
probably assisting Mr.. Lewis in his
ten city enterprise.