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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

again able to resume her school
duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Longeteie
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Reid and family spent Sun
day with j. N. Seehorn and fam
lily.
| guess there s no danger of
the people around Mohler starry
ing, from the looks of all the
butchering that has been going
ON here of late.
Rev. Pershal has been holding
revival meetings at the Mohler
church the past week, closing
Sunday. Dec. IL. He was assis-
ted with the singing by Rev. Cal
vert.
The Mohler school will give n
big program and Christmas tree
at the Mohler church, Thursday
night, Dec. 22nd. Come, one and
all, as you are assured a good
time.
Show that you have the right
Christmas spirit and come to the
following programs: Liberty
school, Wed. night, Dec. 81 Moh-
Ter school, Thur. night, Dec. %;
Sunset school, Fri. night, Dec. %;
Hick s school, Fri. afternoon,
Dec. %. Old Santa Claus will be
kept very busy. Come to all the
and help him. Cor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15
Alias Summons.

In the Probate Court of Lewis
County, State of Idaho.
w. G. Cowlthorp, plaintiff, VS..
John M. Nelson defendant.
The state of Idaho sends greet
ings to the above named defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to
appear in the above entitled
court to be held in the city of
Nezperce, Lewis county, state of
Idaho in the above entitled cause
at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. M,
upon the 18th day of February,
1922, and answer the plaintiff 8
complaint herein filed against
you.
This action is brought to re-
cover and collect the sum of $3.50
due on a certain promissory note
signed by John M. Nelson in ia
vor of the plaintiff herein, to-
gether with interest, costs and
attorney s fees. Said note dated
Dec. LIST, 1919.
You are further notified that
unless you so anpear the plaintiff
will take judgment against you
as prayed in this complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal
Of the Probate Court this the IA
day of December, 1921.
Geo. H. Ellis, Probate Judge.
(Seal) 29w5
G. G. Pennell, Attorney for plain
tiff, residence and postoffice
address, Nezperce, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15
MoHLER ITEMS.

Mrs. T. A. Brannon was on the
sick list last week.
Ed. Turner was in Nezperce
last week on a business trip.
Don't forget the masquerade
ball at the Mohler hall Friday,
Dec. 10th.
Tom Ball went to Kamiah
Sunday, after his wife, who has
been visiting her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cuddy and
family spent Sunday at the G. w.
Rurey home.
Miss Pearl Brannon returned
home Thursday after a weeks
visit at Weippe and Nezperce.
Miss Alice Flat was in Mohler
Friday evening enroute to her
home at Nezperce.
Mrs. Harley Brannon and
children spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of
this place.
Mr.. l.. E. Williams, our mer-
chant, has received very nice
supply of jewelry, which will
make fine Christmas gifts.
You can tell that the Christmas
spirit is with the people of Moh-
Ter by the way they donate for
the Christmas contributions.
Miss Berenice Rurey was the
guest of Miss Mabel Broker at
the John Smith home in Mohler
Miss Augusta Oddson was on
the sick list last week, but is
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15
= EaE 49, va - pa Va sa "a EaI

That, when it comes to attend
ing church, don t send a boy to
mill. )"
That these are the days when
we laugh at the ice man and the
coal man laughs at us.
That they call them school
teachers thru politeness, but in
reality it is the kids they teach.
That the average investigating
committee can not harm the in.
nocent and does not harm the
guilty.
That sometimes, though, an OPP
timist is one who has been stung
and doesn't want other people to
know about it.
That the braggart makes a big
noise until danger comes, and
then makes bigger one in his
efforts to depart.
That wise ones tell us that love
comes rmbidden, but these are the
days when fat bank account ac-
CELEBRATES its arrival.
That the fellow who doesn t
claim to be good and yet is not
really bad is entitled to some dis
tinction. He is so very few.
That some doctors, we suspect,
are in class by themselves. They
are able to charge for what they
don't know and collect in full.
That no matter what the final
outcome, that Washington con-
ference will not have been entire
w in vain. 1t came along just in
time to alternate with Fatty Ar
buckle in the news reports.
That this community may be
having its share of the general
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

set backs, but withal il is taking
the dose with a good face. There :;
something doing in more or less
general social way most every
evening. and many of the folks
are taking a hand and enjoying
it.
That a city paper the other day
quoted live chickens at IA cents
a pound wholesale. In the meat
markets the same chickens. minus
the feathers, were retailing for
40 cents a pound. Thus a six
pound fowl retailing for $40
would yield the farmer who rails
ed it and hauled it to market only
"a cents. Who gets the $1.56?
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15
Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCiATiCN

a moment s glance about gives
even the dullard such sickening
sense of what war is and does
that all arguments for its indul-
gence fail. Look over your own
county, state, nation and over
any other nation and you today
find the people in all stages OF
misery and hopelessness as the
direct result of the Great War.
A local citizen, before the war
prosperous and hopeful, is now a
broken, complaining wreck; a To-
cal bank or business house fails ;
local enterprises struggle for ex-
istence, that were a few years ago
sturdy monuments of prosperity.
The war is as directly responsible
for these things as it was for the
killing and manning of our finest
young manhood. And yet, the
wise ones of our great nation and
of the other great nations of the
world meet in ponderous council
and bubble day after day as to
whether we should do away with
the makings of war. Every
man, woman and child is pray.
ing in his soul for permanent
peace on earth, good will TO
men, " Even the profiteers Of
war prefer peace, as is strongly
evidenced by their avoidance of
service in the armies.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

livestock.
Public notice is hereby given,
that the undersigned will sell at
public auction, on the 9th day
of December, 1921, at the hour
of ii a. m, at the ranch of A. A.
Wimpy, known as the Peavy
place, northeast of Nezperce, the
following described personal
property, to-wit:
One dapple gray horse, age 6,
W.T.. $50, branded 40 left shoulder.
One roam mare, W.T.. 900, age 6
years, no brands.
Said sale to be held under the
provisions of Sec. 6412 Idaho
Compiled Statutes, 1919, for the
purpose of recovering the amount
of $36.40 together with further
costs of keeping and costs of
sale, the same being for a feed
and pasture bill against the said
horses for feed and pasture fur
nished by the undersigned.
That the name of the owner or
reputed owner of the said horses
is Bill Summers.
The said property will be sold
at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash, and the
proceeds of the said sale will be
applied to the payment of the
account of the undersigned for
said feed and pasture and costs
of sale, and the balance remain
ing, if any there be, shall be
paid to the said Bill Summers.
Dated at Nezperce, Idaho, this
the 18th day of Dec, 1921
29w2 L. l.. Croker,
Lien Claimant.
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Jack McGee was a business cal
Ter is Peck Wednesday.
Ralph Melcum and family
spent the weekend in Peck.
Oscar Nelson was a business
visitor in Nezperce last Thursday
Will Willoughby has returned
to his home in Orofino after a few
days stay on the Ridge.
Marie Hamilton has returned
home from nursing case of
pneumonia on Angel Ridge.
Sol. Pool went to Peck Monday
on his way to Spoakne to spend
few days visiting.
Jack Rugg and family spent
Wednesday with relatives in
Peck.
Roy Melcum went to Peck
Monday to be present at the road
meeting held there that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Powell drove
to Peck Wednesday, Mrs. Powell
spending the day at the IT, A
liOlmeS nome.
After visiting about two weeks
with his brother, Roy, A. NJ Mel
cum returned to his home near
Asotin, Wash.
Among those that are blowing
this spring-like weather are John
Schadt, Walt. Ricketts,, Everett
Willoughbv and Ralph Melcum.
The Ringsage school has been
closed the last week on account
of the teacher. Miss Irene John.
son, having bad attack of tom
silitis.
DIR. Horsel of Orofino, was cal
led to the Tom Smith place Sat
urday to treat Master Donald
Smith who is suffering with ton
silitis.
Lewie Ogden returned from
Lewiston Thursday bringing his
little daughter, lola, with him.
She has been in a hospital in
Lewiston afflicted with .infantile
paralysis.
The Senter school will have a
Christmas program and commun-
itv supper at the school house on
Wednesday evening, Dec. Dist.
Everybody come and bring some
thing good to eat and have a
good time.
A dance was given in the vac
ant house on the Gchen place
last Friday night. A large
crowd attended and good time
was reported by all. Oscar Mel
son and West Thomas furnished
the music.
A party was given at the Ed
Elliott home last Wednesday,
evening, Dec. 7th, in honor of
their daughter, Lillian IS, birth
day Those present were Dewey.
and Grace Ricketts,, Evelyn Tefft,
Ruth Cyrus, Howard Clemens,
John Senter. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Geboe and little daughter, Ber-
nita, the honored guest, Lillian
Elliott, and hostess, Mrs. Ed FL
lott.
Renorter
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

Many people believe that Fatty
Arbuckle should at least have
been sent to prison for a long
term. Others are emphatic in
their contention that he was en-
titled to acquittal- that Virginia
Rape should have had more
sense than to take part in a
drunken debauch such as Ar
buckle was in the habit of pulling
off, Fatty is paying the piper in
suspense and money. Virginia
paid with her life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15
MoRRowTowN NEWS

Mrs. John Cooper has been on
the sick list the past week.
Another dance will be given in
Morrowtown on Christmas Eve.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Colbert on Dec. 8, and 8-pound
boy.
Folks o fthe Westlake com
munity will enjoy a big Christ
mas program to be given at that
place on Friday night, Dec. %.
(Received too late last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral were in
Craigmont Saturday.
Mrs. w. w. Davis visited our
school Wednesday morning.
DIR. Dunlap was called to town
Tuesday to attend Albert Cooper
who is i'll.
Friday and Saturday of last
week our carrier ON Route 2 was
unable to make the trips, owing
to the bad roads.
w. d. Storer is soon leaving
Westlake for British Columbia,
where he will spend the winter
with his son, Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and little
son, Albert, Mrs. Warren and
family, Mrs. Graham and family,
and Mrs. Robinson and family,
spent Sunday with F. G. Bick-
well and family.
Correspondent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

In The Herald s reference last
week to the heroic fight made by
the board of directors to save the
Union State Bank and prevent
the closing of its doors, the name
of Andrew F. Harbke was omit
ted by mistake from the list of
such directorate. 1t is needless
to say The Herald very much re-
grets this mistake. Mr.. Harbke
is not only one of this group of
men who did this big thing, but
his is leading role in the drama.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

Now we are told that the next
war will be waged against sol
diers and civilians alike, and that
the husband in the trenches will
be safer than the wife in the
kitchen. That ought to stimulate
masculine patriotism when the
storm breaks.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

Why not go to church Sunday 2
You can not expect the church to
come to you.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15
H e r AIDS

Not intended to hit or miss
anyone in particular, but
just to remind you
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-12-15

Notice of Sale.
of personal property, for lien in
caring for feeding and pasturing
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
HNUTf SMERUJiCl X OKLE-
STEM MESTSkEHO FINAN-
CNlHO ROZPOCTU.

Ma vCereiSim verejnem sly
SEM pred zvlaStnim vyborem
ma npravu mestskeho financni-
no hospodarstvi Zapocalo hnu-
ii. kterym ma doznati lednu
prijat ymestsky rozpocet znac
nych zmen. Riditel cleveland
skych peneznich zalezitosti
Clarence S. Metcalf ma dobe
nejkratsi dopodrobna Vypra
covane pojednani, ktere by V
pine pravde dneSnf'stav m6sta.
Podobn6 musl podati zpravu i
fiditel pravni w. b. Woods.
DalSi slySeni bylo odroceno a
die prohlaSeni precisely j. K.
Zmunta bude pokraGovani sta
noveno ma pondelni schulz
mestske rady, patrne V dobe,
kdy riditel Metcalf bude Sc svo
il podrobnou zpravou hotov.
Die vtera pronaSenych ma
hledn spravoVati Sc bude snad
mesto novym financnim zpuso-
benz liz pocatkem druhe polo
vice fiskalniho roku od /. Ger.
vence.
Vcera byl hlavnim sv6dkem
Gesell, tai. Obcanske Ligy, ,jeni
nemilosrdne napadal dneSni fl
nantni politiku mesta a ieho Il
toky pokud Sc dalo, byly odra
zeny Metcalfem a Woodsen
tvrzenim, re hospodafstvi ny
nejSi jest vedeno die staryct
ustalenych zvyku administrac
predchaZejicich. TAX pry bylC
zVykem prenaSeti koncem rokl
vSechny neZaplacene mestsk,
pohledavky ma ucet roku move
no, coz Sc letos stale $ obno
sem dosahujicim skoro $3.50.
900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
NALEZ ODLOZENEHO
ROBETE.

PAM FL. Reyova, 1870 zap.
SO. ul. slySela d6tsky plac, sla
po zyuku a naleZla ma pavlac-
ce sousedniho domu V kosiku
opustene, as 5 tydnu stare dec
ko zensk6ho pohlavi. Vedle le-
Eel balicek detskym pradlem.
Pfekvapena nalezkyne ukazo-
vala naleZenku sousedum. az
Sc konecne pfipadu doved6-
la policie, ktera nemluvn6 do
pravila do matefinske nemoc-
nice sy. Amy Pradlo maleho
opuSteneho tvora lidskeho by.
10 velice p6kne ale nema zna.
mex, die kterych by Sc dalo pc
matce patrati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
HONDA IA ZLODEJl
CICARET.

Ma telefonicke zavolani jed
ne zeny okoli vych. II. ul.,
ktere hlasilo dnes rano, re po-
blize jejiho domova Sc naleza
podezrely automobil, doStavlla
sc ma mfsto policejnf letaci
skadrona 6. precinktu Sc SER
zantem Fitzgeraldem. Kdyz Sc
policie blizila, jail Sc bandite
ujlzd6ti sm6rem k Broadway,
Nastala honba v delce 4 mil,
pfi ktere doSlo k pfestfelce. Ma
ceste k Akronu vyskocili 2 au-
Ia til muzi q snazili Sc znli-
zeti ' polich Ia ustavitne pal
by po policii. Diva q lupitu, ne
malice jiZ patron, sc pollcll
Vzda1i, kdezto tretfmu Sc po-
dafilo sm6mm k Bedfordu
prchnouti. " opust6nem stroll
bylo nalezeno $4,000 cigaret
urGenych pro Summit Grocery
Co. Y Akron. Die vSeho bylo
zbozl ukradena 4 nakladniho
zeleZnitnlho VoZu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
VF4AfI SLY-E A FANNERA
PRED SOUDEM.

Y prvnf den vlastniho soud
niho llten1, jehoz smutnym hr-
dinou jest Frank Motto, obvi-
n6ny, re dopustil Sc 81. pro-
since loupezne yrazdy, vypovi-
dalo pet svedkd, kteff obzalo-
vaneho oznacili jako muze,
jenz Y oSudnou chvili fidil IL
kradeny automobil, kterym o.
ba zavrazd6ne muze donutil S
jejich strojem k mostnimu "a
bradli. Jako posledni svedek
obzaloby vypovidal policejni
porutik E. Potts, jenz tvrdil,
ze "a pfedbezneho vyslechu
taktez Zatceny Sam Purpera
sc k loupezi i vrazde primal a
zfejm6 oznacil Motta jako spo-
lupachatele. na kterez obvin6-
nj Motto vubec neodpovedel.
Jako sy6dkyne vypovidala
pl. Sly-ova, oddena dosud We
smuteGni sat, llcic, kterak man
eel jeji rano domova odcha-
zel al p0 dobu, kdy byl prime
sen jako mrtvola. Ia staleho
place pronesla v6tu: "Nic jine-
no nez treSt elektricke zidle
pro ty, ktefi jsou Zodpovedni
ia jeho smrt, muze zmilmiti
zal a hofkost v mem srdci."
Sv6dkyn6 pi. Mary Blaicho-
va, 2092 zap. AZ. ul., jez byla
spolu manzelem a synem oci-
tou svedkyni, vypravuje, re
lined po vystrelu jala Sc pr
chati, byla vsak Purperou, je-
hoz urGite poZnava, dohonena,
Brazena k zemi hrozeno il ma
)I%a namirenym revolyerem Sc
'lovy: "Netelefonujte, Wy -
a ma dalSi Sc pax nepamatuje,
ielikoz upadla V mdloby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
MA ROZLOUCENOU Sc
SPOLkOVYM SPOLU-
BRATREM.

Loze Sion, {. IA, Jed. Tab,
usporadala vetirek ma rozlou-
tenou Sc zaslouzilym Tabori-
tou bratrem Kutchanem, ienz
odjizdi do osvobozene vlasti.
Jake oblibe Sc loucici ellen te-
sil, tom nejlepsi sv6dectvi po
lava cetna navsteva i vzletny
proslov jemu ma roZloucenl
venoVany $ pranim, by jeho
tuzby rodne zemi plneho
losly spln6ni. Jako upomln-
kou odevZdan byl br. Kutcha-
novi darek, ktery mu ma udr-
zovati ma mysli clevelandske
pfatele jeho zdejSi Cinnost. X
este pfeiem mnoho Zdaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
ANABASE. CESkOSLOV.
I.EGII.

Pamatny postup ceskoslov.
lepil pres plane Sibire, ktery
Ia sklonku sv6tove valky tax
proslavil CeskoSlovenske jme-
no, bude zajiste V historii miti
sVoje Cestne misto. Byl to veli-
ky dspech spojene demokracie
sv6ta, kdyz obsaZenim sibirske
magistraly Cechoslovaky zn6-.
mozneno bylo kaiserovske des-
ootii vyuziti Zdroju Sibife k
ialSimu vedeni valky. Uvazi-
nell ty tisice mil sibirske dra-
by a to, re bylo jen nekolik
desitek 'tisicu, kteri drahu tuto
obsadili udrzeli, pax musime
uznat, ze to byl vykon, ktery
nema V historii piikladu. Pro
mas CechoSlovaky Znamenal
nesmirne mnoho politicky. To
Use Jest dosud Y ziv6 pameti a
neni treba 0 tom sc Sifiti.
S povdekem prijimame zpra
va, re 'Pamatnik odboje" pr
ministerstvu narodni obrany '
PraZe vyda nadherne obrazo-
We album, kde znazorn4n bude
zivot i costa do vlasti nasicf
Sibirjaku.
Legionaisky podnik Ira
'core" PraZe byl poveren ge.
neralni subskripci a podnih
tento zasia Mar. Soc. Besed
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
SUED BRATRSTVA LOkO-
MOTIVNlCH STROJNiKU.

Spmomocneni pro spojenl
Bratrstva lokomotivnich stroj-
niku s Federaci Prace iak bylo
prijato ma minulem sjeZdu
pred tfemi roxy, ale dosud ne
uskuteGn6no bude patrne ma
konvenci letoSni prav6 konane
Y auditoriu B. Of l.. f.. odvola-
no. Pro splynuti bylo hlavn6
lgitovano Sc strany Federace V
lomn6ni, ze kdyz slouGeno bu-
!e bratrstva inzenyru, re "a
.ratko ostatni bratrStVa zeleZ
licnich zam6stnancu Sc pripoji
a utvoff tax mohutny jediny
celek organisovan6 prace.
Delegati siezdu patrne
schvali roZhodnuti fiditelskt
rady bratrstev, ktera suspen.
doVala y clenstvi as 2400 uGast
niku letni, organisaci neschva
lene stayky. Udalost tato budt
take jednim nejdulezitejSicf
problemu, ktere letoSni sjezC
ma vyfiditi. Jest temer iisto
ze Sc tax nemuze stati bez ma
leaite oposice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
NENf HOSPODYNE JAkO
HOSPODYNE.

Slecna Eleonora Gregoryova
by!a hospodyni Ii All Rumseye,
Jenz Zemrel pred nekolika ty-
dny nedalekem Vermillionu.
Tyz byl hlavnim komisionarem
JeZerni dopravni spolecnosti a
velkym pritelem pestnich "a
pasniku, zokeyu a hercu. Y po-
sledni vuli odkazal vetsinu sve
no jmen Sl25,000, slecne Gre
goryove a slecne lzore Brook
sove 2 Vermilionu porueil
$4,000 spolu pravem, re smi
az do smrti sidliti ma kterem-
koli leho maietku,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
kONA SLUZBU
"a HODIN DENNE.

Neni to clovsk ami stroj, n.y.
bri prvotridni spodni pradlo
re strizniho obchodu "a kou-
delu", 4735 Broadway. .
Uvazime-li, ze We spodnim
pradle stravime cely svIj zivot,
tn poznayame take, jak dIle-
zitym jest vyber prada pri ma
kupu.
Pohodli a trvanlivost jsou
predni vlastnosti veskereho ma
seho prada pro pany, danny,
hochy a divky, jednotlivych
kosil a kalhot celkovych oble-
.tn - naSe ceny jsou nespor-
ne ma nejnizSim stupni pritom-
ne Dolby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
K STAvKOvNf SITUACI.
Dnes prvni konference move
spole6ensks komise.

Prvni skute6ne kroky k urov
mani stayky v stavebnim pru-
myslu podniknuty budou dneS-
piho odpoledne, prYni Spoje-
hou poradou 0 pfisti mzde
mezi zastupci 21 unii a mzdo-
YOU komisi Sdruzeni staveb-
Mich zamestnavateld spolu 5
rozsirenou smirGi radou. Jsou
sice vyslovovany jiste domnen-
ky, re jednani Sc znacne pro-
dlouzi, ale vddci organisovane
prace tyrdi, re jest to jediny
zpdsob, kterym by Sc mohlo V
dob6 nejkratsi dojiti k cili.
Kdyby k podobne schulz doSlO
pred nejakym casem, mohla
byti pry i stavka odvracena.
Unioyi zastupci nemaji sice
plnou moe uZavirati narovnani,
ale mohou Sc pravoplatne podl
lett ma poradach a pax odpo-
rucovati pc pfipade ma konfe-
renci podane navrhy svym jed
notliyym uniim.
M6stSti 1rednici nepotvrzO-
vail vGera rozSirenou zpravu,
die ktere mayor Fitzgerald
mel nafiditi, ably dnesniho ra-
ma zapoGato bylo Sc stavbou
move meStSke nemocnice ia
mzdu stanovenou lonskeho ro-
ku, 1925 ma hodinu.
We stredu vecer konana by
la schuZe Zednicke unie, ma
ktere op6tne bylo usneseno Sc
trvati ma mzdovem $1.25 po-
zadaVku. Ma pond6lni schulz
Skolni rady bude uvazovano o
planech, kterak by stavba no
vych Skol nebyla dneSni krisi
Zdrzovana, iak vcera pravil RI
ditel Skol +. G.. Hogan.
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"SvET"

J. V. Fric plnou moe Sc zado-
sti, by prevzala generalni
subskripci pro Ameriku. Dos
II dopis Uni:
P. t. Mar. Soc. Beeda Eric
| v Chicagu.
Obracime Sc s ddverou ma
/ Vas, nebot' Vas zname dobre
z dob naseho zapasu "a svobo-
du, kdy jste nasim legifm po-
sllali noviny a publikace.
Pamatnfk Odboje phi mini
sterstvu Mar. Obrany v Praze
Vyda V m6sici kvetnu nadherne
obrazove album "Navrat Gesko
slovenskych legii kolem svsta
do vlasti." Dflo provedeno bu-
de neotypii We formatu 36x25 $
&C listy obrazu a deseti stra-
nami textu ma skvostnem kri-
dovem papire "a redakce bas-
nika-legionafe pluk. DR.. r.
Medka. Album bude obsahova-
Ii triumfami pochod nasich ST.
birskych vojsk, pocinaje ponu-
rou sibirskou magistralou, III
vot We Vladivostoku a cestu po
nekolika moffch. Dilo povede
Ctenafe pohadkOvou krasou cih
skych samot japonskych
NEST. originelnim Hangangem,
Singaporem a mnoha jinymi
m6sty, mestecky a valecnymi
pfistavy. Dilo bude histori-
ckym dokumentem anabase si-
birske armady.
Ponevadz dilo bude vyzado-
vati milionoveho nakladu. byli
jsme "Pamatnikem Odboje"
pov6feni generalni subskripci.
Obracime Sc tedy ma Vas Sc
zadostl, byste prevail gene
ralnl subskripci pro Ameriku.
Pfilozena pima moe Vas k to-
mu poveruje. Subskripcni OBJ
nos je S dollara. X subsrkipci
Yam davame ieden mesic ca
su."
Mar. Soc. BeSeda Erie" spo-
lecne 5 bratrskou Besedou j..
Tvrzicky Cicero, zvolily W.
Dor, ktery tuto akci ma ma sta
rostj a zahaiil sbirani predplat
neho ma toto vyznamne dilo.
Povefeny vybor I'VE tudiz
kazdeho Cechoslovaka, ktery
ma Zajem 0 historic naseho bo-
ie "a svobodu, ku subskripci
ma toto dilo. ku kazde pfihlas-
ce ie nutno priloziti poukazku
ma subskriptni obnos $500. Oh
iednavky rid'te ma adressu: Jo-
sef Davidek, 1418 Clarence
Ave, Oak Park, Ill.
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DIE STARE METHODY.

Do vykladniho okna zlatnic-
keho obchodu Rudolfa Deut-
sche, 1898 Euclid Ave, uderil
vcereisiho rama n6jaky lupiG
cihlou V papiru zaobalenou a
vybral 81 rozbitym oknem skvo-
sty v Gene $4,000. Pc lupiti
zahajeno bylo lined patrani.
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"Je to pravda, ze je pan
professor pod pantoflem?"
"Ano, a povazte 81! Ne
st'astnik mluvi sesti jazyky a
nesmi ami usta otevfit !"
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VTe[@ diku.
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Hlubokou vdetnosti pobadani vzdayame
timto srdeGne diky ct bratfim Sokoa Tyrs q
iich manzek kan, iakoz vSem prateldm a zna-
mym "a usporadani sG6astn6ni Sc dychanku,
konaneho nasi poct6 pred odjezdem do stare
vasti a IA Venovanl krasn6ho darlu
Pod dojmem pfatelskych proeyG, kterymi
lste mas zahrnuli, vyslovuiem Yam nase uprim-
ne dlky ulstenlm. re vzdy budem vdecnosti
vzpomnati ma ehvle kruhu VaSem stravene.
Pfimete vSichni leSt6 jednou "a poctu
nam prokazanou, mas neskonaly dix
Vd6Gni
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