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Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

We are authorized to announce
ANDERSON LACY,
OF Stacy Fork, as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County
Judge Of Morgan county, subject to
the action of the August primary 1921
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12
ye are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
c. p. HENRY,
ot West Liberty, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination, for counU
Judge OF Morgan county, subject to the
August primary 1921. l..
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

You are notified that at the regular
April term 1921, April 25th 1921, the
Magoffin 81 my Court ua:rred the fol
lowing order OF rppori.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

We are authorized to announce
AL0NZ0 PELFREY,
Of Elamton, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County
Court Clerk of Morgan county, sub
ject to the August primary, 1921,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

We are authorized to announce
II. Il. DYER,
OF West Liberty, as a candidate fer
the Democratic nomination for Jailer
Of Morgan county, subject to the pri-
mary, August, 1921.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12
We are authorized to announce
H0uIIA uET TON

West Liberty, as a candidate fer the
Democratic nOmnar'On for COur'y
Court Clerk Of M)rSlh county, subject
to the action Of the August primary
1921
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

We are authorized to announce
Il. w. DAY
of Grassy Greek, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Justice OF
the Peace from Magisterial district No,
2, subject o the primary August 0, 1921.
We are authorized to announce
w. II. STACY
of Camel City, as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Justice Of
the Peace from Maglsterlal district
No. 1, subject to the primary August
la. 1QAd.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

We are authorized to announce
Z. NJ. WILLIAMS,
OF Malone, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County
Court Clerk, subject to the primary,
1921. Office deputies:
Henry G. Perry, Pomp, Ky.
Lee Barker, Malone, Ky.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-05-12

We are authorized to announce
]. H. WILLIAMS,
of Forest, as candidate for the DeHa-
ocratic nomination for CountyAttOr-
ney Of Morgan county subject to the
Aup1lst primary 1921.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
FISHER RESIGNS
AS DEPUTY FISH
AND GAME WARDEN
LEAVES FOR MOSCOW TO STUDY
FORESTRY AT UNIVERSITY
OF IDAHO

Don G. Fisher, deputy game warden
for Idaho cornty, has resigned, and
departed Wednesday for Moscow,
where he will enter the University of
Idaho, and will pursue forestry
course. Mr.. Fisher, who is veteran
of the world war, has held the position
of deputy game warden in Idaho coun-
ty practically all the time since his
return from France.
Mr.. Fisher, during his incumbency,
has taken an active interest in fish
and game work, particularly in the
matter of planting fish in the streams
of Idaho county, and in advertising
Idaho county's fishing and hunting
grounds, to the end that, especially
during the last summer, the mountain
sections of Idaho county have proven
a mecca for sportsmen from distant
points.
Mr.. Fisher will return from Moscow
about October l, to close up matters
pertaining to the Office from which
he has resigned. By that time, il is
expected his successor will have been
appointed by Otto M. Jones, state
game warden. Harold Haynes, of
Grangeville, is said to be slated for
the place.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
DISMISS CHARGES
AGAINST BANKERS;
ARRESTED AGAIN
WATERMAN, DEMPSEY AND ROTH
RELEASED ON $4,000
BONDS

Charges against George H. Water
man, Ward l.. Dempsey and Leslie L.
Roth, officers of the defunct Bank of
Kamiah, alleging false entries and
false statements pertaining to the clo.
sed bank, were dismissed in district
court at Nezperce, last week. Imme-
diately thereafter the officers of the
closed bank were rearrested, under a
new complaint, which is said to set
forth in greater detail the charges pre-.
ferred against the bank officials.
The charges, it is claimed, cover pc,
culiar conduct of the bank for period
of two years prior to the time the in
stitution was closed.
When arraigned in probate court on
the new charges, the bankers pleaded
not guilty, and were bound over 70
district court. They were released on
bonds of $4,000 each.
Signers on Waterman bond are
Fabian Lazier, Robert A. Hensel, M
T. Farris, Minnie j. Sheldon, Nor.
man G.. johnson and B. B. Johnson, all
of Idaho county.
The signers on Dempsey's bond are;
DIR. G. Fl. Bryan, DR.. Walter Benton,
Wade w. Wilson, Harry Dissmore,
Donald Mcleod, Roy Drake and Louis
Drake, all of Kamiah and vicinity.
On Roth IS bond are the same signers
as on Dempsey's with the addition of
r. V. Wilson.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
STATE, COUNTY
TAX LEVY FOR
1921 IS sl.S7

Total tax levy for 1921 for state and
county purposes in Idaho county is
$1.S7 ON each 800 valuation. Board
of county commissioners, in session
Monday to determine the annual levy,
fixed the levy for all county purposes
at $1.31. The state levy is Sc cents.
Total county and state for 1921 is 3
cents lower on each 800 valuation
than in 1920, when the combined levy
was $1.90.
Special levies for the eighty-seven
school districts in Idaho county were
fixed.
Levy of mills on each dollar of
assessed valuation of all sheep in the
county was made as a predatory ami
nal, tax. Five mills on each dollar
of assessed valuation of sheep was lev
led for the sheep inspection fund.
A levy of u mill on each dollsr of
assessed valuation of all cattle. hogs
and horses was made for predatory ami
NAL tax.
Special levies of 25 cents on each
800 assessed valuation for highway
purposes were made in Road Districts
Nos. 4, 9, Is, "a, % and 30. These
levies were made on petitions signed
by majority of the resident taxpay
ers of the six districts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
DEATH FASTENED BY
SISTERS PASSING

Two hours before A. III. Wetherbee,
cashier of tn Bank of Camas Prairie,
arrived in Boston, Mass, with the
body of his mother, Mrs. Adelaide
Wetherbee, Monday, his aunt, Mrs.
Ann Sawyer, died in Boston. Word
to this effect was received Tuesday by
Mrs A. III. Wetherbee, in this city.
Mrs. Sawyer, who was a sister of
Mrs. Adelaide Wetherbee, had been
ailing for several weeks, but her pas
sing is believed to have been hasten
ed when she was apprised of the
death of her sister, in Spokane, on
September s. A double funeral for
the two sisters was held. Both Mrs.
Sawyer and Mrs. Wetherbee had Wis.,
tied in Grangeville.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
TO- MILE HORSE
RACE, LUCILLE
TO HIGGINS

A 10-mile horse race between Lucille
and higgins, for purse of $500, is
scheduled as feature of the Higgins
roundup, September IS, 10 and 20.
This race has been listed as an added
feature to the program issued several
weeks ago.
Elaborate plans are being made by
the people of higgins to entertain the
crowds which are being expected to
gather in the town next week for the
big celebration.
Ball games are listed on the program.
'Grangeville will play baseball on one
of the days. Numerous races for lib
eral purses are scheduled, and enter
tainment is promised for all. L. l..
Gordon is secretary of the roundup
committee.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15

money, $3.50; second money, $75; third
money, $25. An entrance fee of only
So is to be charged which entities the
entrant to ride in the daily contests
and to compete for qualification in the
grand finals. The winner will be pro-
claimed the 1921 Border Days cham
pion rider, in addition TO the big cash
prize.
Is EVENTS DAILY
A card of about fifteen events, EN-
bracing the entire scope of range
sports and contests, has been arranged
for each day This program starts at
1:30 sharp each afternoon at the new
Border Dcys park and embraces calf
riding, trick roping, mule riding,
steer riding, cowgirls' bucking contest,
steer roping, bulldogging, cowboys
bucking contest, wild horse race, COW
pony race, Indian race, cowboy fash
ion revue, Border Days horse race,
cowboys relay race and various other
events in the arena and on the track.
The problem of rooms for Border
Days guests in the city will be handled
by committee headed by c. R. Camp
bell and everyone in the city who has
rooms for rent during that week is
urged to communicate with Mr..
Campbell at once. All indications point
to a record breaking attendance at this
year 8 show and every availble room
will be needed. Listings may be
phoned to Mr.. Campbell at the Imper-
ial hotel.
The directors have announced that
all mounted cowboys and cowgirls will
be admitted free to Border Days park
during the entire three days. A big
cowboys parade is to be featured and
prizes will be awarded to best appear
ing cowboy and cowgirl. Stampedes on
Main street viii also be included in
the morning programs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
NEW STATE JOKE GIVES UP
GHOST AS SUPPORTERS QUIT

TIE latest proposal for the formation
of a new state from parts of Idaho
and Washington seems in danger Of
going way of similar schemes that have
preceded it ever since before either
of the two states was admitted to the
Union, says dispatch from Spokane.
With the death of State Senator r.
A. Hutchinson, chief sponsor of the
new state plan in Washington, a pro-
posed meeting Of northern idaho and
eastern Washington interests set for
early September apparently has been
abandoned, and supporters of the
movement in northern Idaho have
been quoted as expressing doubt that
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
WILD, BUCMNG HORSES AND.
STUBBORN MULES SELECTED.
FOR 8 DAYS OF BIG SHOW

Fifty yeping Indians regaia hundreds of cowboys
in woo chaps and cowgrs from the Salmon and Snake river
sections forty buckng horses twenty-five wild horses from
the range stubborn mules ferocous long horn CATTLE livestock
exhibits displays of grains and fruits from Camas
Prairie ranches mammoth balloon with sensational triple
parachute leaps daily boodcurdng arpane flights above the
city and country free vaudeville the Streets and
music by Grangevies Cowboy band, two dances
day and night of CONCESSIONS side shows
speedy motion picture shows all day and late into the
night hot dog stands popcorn and candy, nggerbaby racks
squawkes and confetti these and too promised
entertainment for the which will gather
vile September 28 % and 80 make the seventh annual
Border Days the successful show any kind held
northern Idaho
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15

the present is propitious time for
broaching the proposal. A commission
authorized by the last session of the
Idaho state Legislature to take steps
looking toward formation of the new
state has not been appointed. and
doubt has been expressed that it ever
viii be named
One new element recently injected
into the discussion is that Of taxation.
The tax rate in Washington is much
higher than that of Idaho, it is point
ed out, and fears have been voiced
that this would deter Idaho taxpayers
from favoring the proposal at this
time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
NEW CLUE MEMBERS

Eight new members were admitted to
the Community club at the last regu-
lar meeting. They are Mrs. F. M
Bowman, Mrs. Jess w. Wade, Mrs.
Anna Karsten, Mrs. l. J. Odem Mrs.
C. J. Simmons, Mrs. A. H. Wetherbee,
Mrs. Clyde Hamill and Mrs. M. Ref
vem. Approximately $50 was cleared
at dance sponsored by the club, We'd
nesday night.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
JURY ACQUITS MAN
DEER KILLING CHARGE

Roy c. Vernon, forest ranger, re-
siding at the mouth of the South
Fork of Salmon river, was acquitted
by jury in probate court Friday of
charge of unlawfully killing a deer.
Cases against Alfred Clark and w. A.
Stonebraker, charged with similar of
lenses, were dismissed. Vernon was
represented by Attys. f. K. Fogg and
w. l.. Campbell. Atty. M. r. Hatta-
baugh represented Clark and Stonebra-
ker. Prosecuting Attorney B. Anger
appeared for the state.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
MRS. N. T. STUBBS IN
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Alleging that her husband, s. A.
Stubs, has failed to support her and
her daughter, Mrs. N. t. Stubs,
through her attorney. M. r. Hatta-
baugh, has fled suit in the district
court for divorce. The couple married
in Portland, Ore, on Oct. 4, 1908.
Mrs. Stubs seeks custody of the
daughter, years old.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS;
NAME OLD OFFICERS

Board of trustees of the Grange
vile Independent School district
met Monday evening. The board
recognized, and named the old officers
to succeed themselves, as follows:
President-A. Urbahn.
Secretary-Henry fletcher
Treasurer-A. H. Wetherbee
Tax levy for 1921 on properly in
the district was fixed at $1.70 on
each 800 of assessed valcation. Bills
were examined and allowed, and
routine business was transacted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
LYRIC THEATER rs
BEING REMODELED

Changes in the interior of the Lyric
theater are being made by T. E. Ed
mundson, owner of the theater Elec-
trically operated fans are being install
led on either side of the stage, to
force pure air into the theater, and a
new lighting system arranged. A
screen of lattice-work is to be built
Just inside the entrance to the theater,
and the walls are to be decorated with
paintings by c.. f. Krakau.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
BRINGS
FUGITIVE TO.
HALT.
Escaped Prisoner Attempts
to Flee from Deputy Roth
well, but Changes His Mind
Stofford Is Sent Back to
Payette, Where He Broke
Out of Jail on July rs

Shooting intentionally near but moi
endangering him, Deputy Sheriff IT,
Rothwell, Saturday, halted George
Stofford, escaped from the county jail
at Payette, as Stofford attempted
to run away from the officer.
The shooting occurred on the east
side of the postoffice building in
Grangeville. Deputy Rothwell was tax.
ing his prisoner to the Revere hotel
where Stofford claimed he had left ar
ticles of clothing, when the prisoner
broke away and ran. Commanded to
halt, he refused to do so. Deputy
Rothwell fired, shooting into the
ground. Stofford decided the climate
in his immediate vicinity was not
healthful, and abandoned the flight.
HELD FOR BooTLEGGING
Stofford was held in jail at Palyette
for alleged bootlegging, and escaped
July &C. He came to Idaho county,
and for month had been employed as
a farm hand by Ed Nelson, of Dem
yer.
Stofford, however, had friends in
Payette whom he could not forget. He
wrote to two friends on Mr.. Nelson g
business stationery. The letters were
intercepted, and .Stofford was located
Sheriff Eimers was advised of Stof-
ford s presence in Idaho county and
was asked to locate him.
DIDN'T CHANGE NAME
Stofford had decided it WASH t neces-
sary to change his name. He came to
Saturday with paycheck
made out to him by Mr.. Nelson, and
was identified by means of the check.
Stofford was arrested by Deputy Roth
well and taken to the county Jail,
where he acknowledged he was the man
wanted. He asked to go to the Re-
we're hotel to pack his clothing, and it
was while enroute with Deputy Roth
well to the hotel that he decided to
flee.
Sheriff Eimers took Stofford to Lew
ston Tuesday, and delivered him to
Sheriff Jeffries, of Payette county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS

Regular weekly luncheon of the Com
mercial club was held Wednesday noon
at the Imperial After the luncheon
members of the club went to the new
Border Days ground and inspected i'm
provements there.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
MISS HOLLINGSWORTH
AND HARRY CROW WE'D

Miss Stella Hollingsworth, daughter
of Mrs. Nancy Tilson, of near Grange
vile, and Harry Grow, stockman,
of the Spring Camp country, were
married Sunday noon, by Probate
Judge j. E. Byron, in his home in
this city. The couple will reside in
the Spring Camp country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
HERBERT POTTER AND
MISS STUART MARRY

Miss Addie Stuart and Herbert G.
Potter, both of Sites, were married
Saturday evening in the parsonage of
the Christian church by o. A. Cooper,
pastor. The bride is daughter of
A. J. Stuart, editor of the Sites En-
terprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
RICHARDS PURCHASES
SOLTMAN'S INTEREST

J. f. Richards on Monday purchased
the interest of his partner, w. J.
Soltman, in the local tailor shop. Mr..
Richards has disposed of a half inter-
est in the shop to his son, Kenneth
Richards. Mr.. Soltman has opened
tailor shop in the Lingo furniture store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION

County Commissioner George D
Smith will leave Mnoday for Sand.
point to attend state convention OF
county commissioners.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
COMMITTEE FOR BIG SHOW

SOhhli LEI 4 YIN Blu of1OW
The committee in charge of the big
show, of which George d. Smith is
chairman, and Hub Wood, G. r. Camp
bell, M. b. Geary and t. e. Edmund
son, are directors, has been busy all
week arranging for the three days en-
tertainment, signing attractions, sell
ling concessions, and experimenting
improvements at Border Days park,
which include completion of the big
grandstand, erection of bleachers on
either side of the grandstand, and
building a regulation track in the cen
ter of the ARENA The track is to be
encircled by woven wire fence All
arena events will take place in the
inner circle while races will be run
on the track proper.
What is known as "bucking chute'
il to he constructed leading into the
arena. This is the plan used at
Wyo., ana Pendleton,
Ore, and other places where western
shows are famous and does away with
the tedious and time killing process
of saddling the bucking horses in the
arena. With the aid of the bucking
chute, horses may be saddled rapidly
and safely and no time lost.
JUDGES OF EVENTS
Judges of all track and arena events
are Hon. Seth d. Jones, known as the
world IS biggest Cowboy George Be-
bean. president of the 1919 show; and
E. S. Vincent, well-known Salmon river
stockman.
George ID. Smith will be arena direc-
tor and Will Rookie, of Boles, first
Two tents, 80 by so feet, have been
rented to house the livestock exhibits
and agricultural displays, which will
be under auspices of the Idaho coun-
by farm bureau. R. M. Pavey, county
agricultural agent, is arranging a.
premium list for this department, with
liberal cash premiums.
Daredevil Dave Matthews, noted
aviator, will Be here, and will give
exhibition airplane flights all three
lays. The aviator also will carry pas
;engers.
BALLOON AsCENsIoNs
j. LeStrange, who was in Grange
lille for Border Days in 1919, will
be here with his mammoth balloon.
Mr.. LeStrange makes a sensational
ripple parachute leap from his balloon
laily.
The committee has set aside 1925
ash prizes for the cowboy bucking con-
;est alone.
This total of 1926 for single event
S by far the largest purse ever hung
Up for a bucking contest in this Sec
ion and should attract riders from all
parts of the country. Cowboys who
inter in the bucking contest will com
)ete each day for first money of SIS
md second money amounting to $40
rhe finals will be held on the last
lay and the prizes will go as follows
n the championship event: First
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
$50 Eve, / year or over.

$50 Eve, ] year or over.
Isl Eve lamb.
Glass shropshire.
Premium Nos. 152, 1853, 154; same elias
sification as Lincoln.
Glass 8-Ramboullie.
Premium Nos. 155, 156, 157; same
classification as Lincoln.
POULTRY
Awards will be made ON cock, Hen,
cockerel, pullet and young and old ex-
hibition pens in the varieties hereinaf-
ter named. Single birds will not
compete as pens.
The term hen, cock, pullet and
cockerel are thus defined: cock and
hen, birds Matched prior to Jan. i,
1921. Cockerel and pullet, birds hatch
ed during the year 1921.
An old pen will consist of cock ard
four hens.
A young pen will consist of a cock
erel and four pullets.
Prizes are: Glass /, 81; class 2, soc.
III Best cock.
17S Best cockerel.
179 Best cockerel.
$50 Best pullet.
III Stst old Del
1872 Best young pen.
Breeds Eligible to Entry
l. American.
Barred Plymouth Rock.
White plymouth Rock.
Buff Plymouth rock.
Rhode island red (single comb.)
> Mediterranean.
Brown Leghorns.
White Leehorns.
pIaal NT;norcas
Encl;sb
% Puff Orninlgton.
White ornington.
4. Geese.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
NOVA SOUDY KONTROLU.
JlCf KOMISE.

Clevelandska Bezpecnostni
Rada ma pfevziti novou funkei
a vysilati denne k jednanf ~.
licejniho soudu pozorovatele.
kteri by pozdeji mohli b1ti
prosp6$ni nasi bezpecnostnost-
nj strait potiranf zlocineck6
Why, as podobne jak Sc jiz sta
10 5 dspechem pfi soudu pro
pfestupky doprayni.
Nova komise ma vystihnouti
Vsechny vady naSeho soudni-
ctvf pracovati k vseobecne
napraV6. Stale zasahovani a
Vmesovani Sc neodbornych OBJ
canskych organisaci akci l.
radd vyVolava samozrejm6 ne
llbost n6kterych drednfch
kruzieh, ktere vidi neopravn6-
ne zasahoVanl jejich pravo-
moe a na druhe strane Sc Ease
tvrdi, ze takoya kontrola Gfed
nj jest zdraya, jelikoz by w
mJtila 2 dfady panujfci nekdy|
protekci, zejm6na i politick6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
NEJKRASNETGI DAP DO
VlNkU |. SLETU SOKOLSKE
OBCE v AMERICE.

Radostna zprava dosla mas
z hlayni 0fadovny T6locviCn6
Jednoty "Sokol" Spoieni ce-
skeho a slovensk6ho sokolstva
Y Americe je skutkem. Ohrom-
nou vetSinou vyslovili Sc Slova-
cl pro pfipojeni Sc k Sokolsk6
Obci V Americe a svym rozhod-
nutim dali nejkrasn6jSi dar do
Nlnku l. sletu Sokolsk6 Obce Y
Americe.
Ma sokolsk6m strom6 zaze-
lenala Sc nova ratolest a obo-
hati'a SWIM kv6tem jeho koru-
nu. K novym 1kolam V move
dob6 rodi Sc Sokolstvo bratrsky
ma vzdy nerozlutn6 spoiene.
Celemu svetu dokazuieme. re
neni rozdilu mezi Cechem a
Slovakem, re jsme skutetn6
bratfi z jedn6 velk6 rodiny ce-
skoslovensk6.
Ceskoslovensk6 Sokolstvo V
Americe nasleduje pfikladu So
kolstva re stare vlasti, nebot'
VI, re nebylo mono stati NADIA
lie cize vedle sebe, re spojenim
nejceln6jsi slozky naroda uml-
teny budou nadobro hlasv. ;ez
Sc tax teSily ma nesvornost =
nasich radach.
Bratri Slovaci, tiskneme Vas
ma sva srdce, oci malice zalitv
slzami radosti mad Vasim zdra
wynn rozhodnutGm. Byli isme a
budeme a zadna moe sv6ta
mas nerozdvoji, budeme-li mfti
k sob6 lasku, budeme-li svorni
a jednotni. tfgI
Dali jste zarny pfiklad vsem,
kdoz dnes jeSte stoji opodal.
l]Eazali jste cesty, necht' Jest
Eojn6 nasIedovnika.
Isem st'asten, ze jsem Sc do
ckal zde Americe tohoto O.
kamziku. Vid6l isem roditi Sc
sioVensk6 Sokoltsvo u mas We
Stare vlasti, stal isem u ieho ko |
ieaAF a spatril jsem ieho mo-
hutnost ma lohskem slet6 Y Pra- /
re. nlanifestujici jednotu de-
skoslovenskou.
Nyni dopfano mi bylo. bych
zde spatril spln6ni svvch pra /
M - SDojenl yseho Sokolstya ' /
Anerice.
zdar Vam, bratfi Slovaci.
puGte vitani V nasem stredu.
hecht' spolecna jest nase costa
/ met6 nejvyssi!
Vladimir Struppl,
sletovy zprayodaj. !.
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OPOZDENE OZNAMKY.


PRIME Sc schopna proda-
Vacka, ktera ma praktickou
zkusenost dokonalou znalost
Y oboru stfizaiho a vybavni-
no zbozi, spodniho a vrchniho
prada, puncoch a vseho, co
do tohoto oboru spada. Slus-
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