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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-22

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veGera prinesli do nemocnice
n~eSt'astne zenske s%tvoreni, jez
nahle stizeno bylo bolestmi a
ma silnici "a mestem omdlelo.
Sp6chali isme, abychom co nej
rychleji pfivedli il k v6domi a
tax uspisili il porod plodu, kite
ry oGekavala. Marine jsme Sc
namahali il vzpamatovati. Dit
ko zilo, ale We stavu, " jakem
matka Sc nalezala, nebylo lie
pomySleti ma prirozeny WYNN
v6ci. Co jsme 81 NELL pocit?
Matka zdala Sc nam ztracena
byti - ale ditko? Nell jsme ie
stejne nechat zemriti? Nem4li
jsme Sc pokusiti o .ieho zachra-
neni? Vrchni l6kar nemocni-
eli, mas mistr, byl pritomen a
my S dzkostlivosti oGekavali
ieho rozkazy. - 'Nuze, mlady
Barre, oslovil mne nahle, ia
Ike jest vase min5ni?' - Pa
ne profesore', odpov6d6l jsem,
ole usudku m6ho jest jediny
jen prostiedek'. - Jaky?' -
'Jestlize d.tko zachraniti choe
me, nutno nam lined clsaTsky
req podniknouti'. = Tato ope-
race, mill panove, jest nejne-
bezpecpejSi V oboru porodni-
ckem, jest 10 podnik, k n6muz
utika Sc v.pripadech beznadej
nych co Sc tyte zivotu matek.
- Vrchni lekaf okamzik pre-
mySlel, naGez pravil Ike mn6:
Mate iistou ruku, d~uv6fuji
VAN; chopte Sc sveho nastro-
je a proved'te %operaci. Preji
zdaru vaSi ruce! = Poslechl
jsem a dilo Sc mi zdaFilo",
"A ditko ziIo?" tazal Sc sta
rosta. ua
"Bohu diky, ano; bylo dplne
vyvinut6, slime a pine zivota.
Bylo to d6vGatko, jez druheho
dine sv6reno bylo V ochranu zen
skou. Jestlize mic zvlaStniho Sc
il nestalo, tedy zije jeSte
dnes".
"A kdyz jste ditko zachra-
hil. venoval ste Sc i matc9?"
"Povinnosti lekaToyou jest
itst hoiovati prot smrti, a ie-
stljzc aivot zachraniti lie, ne
sml yahati. Nemoc matcina
trvala dlouho, avSak byla il We
novana pete nejlepSi, take "a
chranena byla".
"V6Gna Skoda, pane dokto.
re-, pravil st&rosta, "ze iste S
nepamatoval jeji imeno; 20 &C
lych ~ttyIicet let, co slouzila NJ
grandvalskem dvorci, dovedls
zataiiti svui puvod a sve ime
no.
"Pochopuii, pane starosto
70 vas zajima zv9deti jmenC
teto ne5t'astne zeny; avsak mt
sim YAM vyjeviti, re isem jme
no toto nezapomnel, protozC
isem ie nikdy nepoznal. kdyi
asi 20 Sesti neb sedmi meslcicl
uplne Sc p|ozdrayila, tazana by
IA 20 d%riv6isich svych pome
rech, nebot' chteli isme vedeti
odkud a kdo jest. Nebyla $ t,
odpoV6deti, zapomnela upln'
minulost svou phi vkroceni d,
nemocnice. Abyste pochopil
jeji stay, podotknu jen, re ne
ved6la ami O porodu sv6ho dit
ka".
"Tot' opravdu podivuhodn.
pripad'', pravil statni navlad
nj.
"Zaiiste avsak podobne pi
pady iiz caste byly pozoroya
ny. Uplna ztrata pam6ti ma de.
81 neb kratsl dobu, neb i II
vzdy neni tax ridka nemoc, ia
Sc mysli. Jest to nasledek {
chTnutI mozku 30 neJake t6zk
nemoci neb n6iakem padu. :
AvSak Vrat'me Sc, panove, k {
tazce, kterou zodpoV6deti ny
nj nam nastava. Prohlasuji tx
dy, re ma t6le teto zeny nens
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PRODA sc DUN 0 6ti poko-

PRODA sc dunn 0 6ti poko-
jich ma Coath Ave, blize e.
131. ul., bridlicova strecha, E.
lektrika, plyn, sklep pod ce-
domem, pekny lot, misto
pro sIepice. Cena pouze S4,-
800, hotoy6 $500 a zbytek ia-
ko n&jem. Haste Sc u Atlas
Co., 5458 Broadway.
Petite Sc ma JOS. Mlckovsky.
1928
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KOUPI Sc

POTREBUJI maly domek.
Kdo no ma IA prodej, necht'
Sc prihlasi u Atlas Finance Co,
5158 Broadway. Petite Sc ma
Jos. Mltkovsk6ho. 7-23
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PRODAM prav6 dohotoyeny

PRCDAM prav6 dohotoyeny
6ipokojoyy dun Y Greenwood
Potrebi $500 hotov6,
prime Sc t6z lot residencni
neb obchodni co prvni splatka.
Haste Sc Il Jos. Navratila.
1871 Beechwood Ave. Tel.
Union 85S X. z
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LACE DOMU.

LACE DOMU. Nam y pro-
deli dvou i iednorodinne domy
N caue cd $4,000 do $4,000 pr
men5i splatce hotov6 a ostat-
hi nd vyhodn6 splatky. Prijd'-
te e poradit 2 blizsi informace
Yam poda ochotne Ed Caba-
Iek 1000 a 12t. St 7-27
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pitt.
Nevahah pripustiti no Y po-
radu,
Desatnik, jenz sotva dvaatfl
Get let star byl, byl in%teligentnl
6lovek, jenz mel jistou budouc-
most; byl ozdoben valecnym
penizem, kteryz sobe zaslouzll
We valce n6mecko-francouzske
V armad6 loiresk6 pod jenera-
lem Chanzym; otekaval co neJ
drive stribrny strapec strazml-
stra.
"Mili panove", pocal desat-
nix, Jest mi podati vam zpra-
WI, ktera IDA Sc mi nemale du-
lezitosti byti''.
"Mluvte, de3atniku', pravl
statni navladni.
VySetfujici soudce, ienz Sc
del ia stolen a ma tonic lok-
tenn hlavu podpiral, uprel zrak
sv1j pevn6 ma statnou postaVu
desatnikOvu.
INA rozkaz pana smirclho
soudce", ujal Sc slova desat-
nix, "rozjeli isme Sc, totiz ia a
moi soudruhove, pc okoli, by
chom patrali a prehlldli, co
mluvi Sc a soudi o pripadu, Y
noel ma Grandvalu Sc udaVslm.
v Ninville a V sousednich OBJ
cich, jakoz j ma dvorci nalezll
Iisme lidi, kteri mad smrti stare
sluzky byli ien poboureni a udl
Ivepi; poznali jsme, re vSichnl
lneSt'aStnici onu milOvali a 81 il
Iv&zili. V okoH vSeobecne Sc We
Eri, re nahodou 0 zivot priSla,
Itotiz noel re spadla do bahna,
kdyz pc bfehu jeho Sc brala.
AvSak S temito reGmi jsem Sc
rano zaslechl
lisem slova pana smlrclho soud
Ice. Vid6l jsem miSto, kde mrtVO
lla v bahn6 lezela, a Souhlasil
Iisem 5 panem soudcem, re
smrt tuto mono priGisti i jine-
mu pripadu, NEIL ien nahod-
menu. Tez isem 81 pravil, re ne
nj zde MONA samovrazda, jez-
ito nem6la vzdychava Liza zad
ny dUvod a pricinu, by sama do
bahna Sc vrhla. A prirozene
isem Sc tazal, nestal-li Sc zde
%zloCin'.
al! Slyste, panove!' 1--WE
pronesl vvSetrujici soudce a
zvolna Sc vztytil, ably lepe VI
del V tvar desatnikovu.
DIAL jsem svym druhum
potrebn6 rozkazy'', pokracoval
tento, "a bro jsme rozjeli sc
kazdy ma iinou stranu, znoVa
do okoli. bychom toto duklad-
ne prohledli, vyptavaiice sc
hlavne d6lniku ma polich pra-
cujicich. Jednalo Sc nam die
m6ho nahledu ne.idrive vyzve-
deti. zdaz neiaka osobnost po-
dezrela nebyla vid6na, jea by
byla Sc kolem Grandvalu potu-
lovala.
"Tu isme Sc dozv6deli, za
pfedevcirem rano WIDEN byl y
okoli statku iednoruky zebrak
y stare sede halen6, s hustym
vousem a dlouhym, pres cello {
kirk spadaiicim vlasem. Ma
statku samem isem vyzved6l
&c tam byl a almuznu obdrzel
OvSem Y krajin6 t6to, jake y
kterekoliv iine .isou zebraci :
| venkovSti tulaci; ale podezrelt
i mi bylo, re osobnost tuto zdt
nikdo neznal a take V krajint
toto drive dosud nikdo nevidel
!. Kolem poledne, bro pc sven
objeveni Sc ma statku, spatrel
: byl omen tulak, iak zvolna be
Il Sc dvozem, ienz deli vinic'
ninvillesk6 cd grandvalskych
i vede k lesum gourgyskym a a
premontskym.
"JeSt6 jedna okolnost, PIANO
: We, zebrak tento pozadal jel
| Ma statku Palizotove o almuz
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stray, Sc vsim zaiizenim. Ka-
nina k yareni k pouziti, zvlaSt-
nj vchod. Haste Sc Y els. 1925
Il. 40. al. 1928
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20.

70.
Jestlize urednici polieeini
neb iusticni nekam povolani
jsou. by rozhodovali o n6jakem
pfipadu umrtnim, Vzdy mako
n9ni jsou k nahledu, re zlocin
zde Sc Stal, byt' by pc tonic
nebylo ami nejmenSi znamky.
Tez zde vysetrui;ci soudce Sc
trval ma tom, ably patralo Sc pc
presv6dCeni, zdaz zlocin zde
spachan nebyl, a tentokrate,
iak dobre vine, st astn6 veden
hyl svym tuSenim.
"Tazu Sc vas, panoVe', pra-
vii, proc by byla Sc sauna pfi-
pravila 0 zivot? Nikoliv. Ma
me zde zenu, ktera pres ctyri-
Get let zde lila, kterou kazdy
znal, 81 vail a miloval, ktera
tesla Sc pine duvere sveho pan
silva, jez povazovalo j vice "a
elena rodiny, neil ia obyCej-
nou s%luzebnici. A w prijali by
ste nahled, re sauna vZala 81 Ii
Vot? To nelze pripustiti. Vine,
re stale byla zarmoucena, re V
mladi SVEN stihlo il hrozne ne
St6sti, iez vSak hrdinn6 dove
ola SnaSeti a ma samOvrazdu
nepomyslila, kdyz bylo il diva
Get let, ami pozd6ji, jak NONE
by bylo, re nyni, Y GtyriaSede-
Sati letech zivot sVuj SamOVraz
dou by skonCiti cht6la? - V
tonic veku jest samovrazda
ilidkym zjevem a tn vyskytuji
Sc pripady nasledkem nejv6tSi
bidy neb pomatenosti mysli.
Y bid6 na$e vzdychava Liza
nebyla, aniz duSevni STAY jeJi
smi Sc chorym nazyvati. Pc city
fleet let dovedla snaSeti Dol
sTuj a zvykla 81 ma tichou "a
smuSilost, We kter6 vykonaVala
vSecky sve prace, Vsecky sVe O.
byCeie. IT. Uvazte, panoVe, ze
pribyvaiictm stafim Vzmaha sc
Y Glov6ku touha pc delsim q
delSim ziVotu, a ostatni Qkol-
nosti pripoite, zajiste donzate
Sc mnou, re neSt'astnice tato So
ma ziV0t 81 nevada. Ami neby-
la zachvacena nahlym pomate-
MIN mozku, Vzdyt' odchazela
Sc zeItem ma rtech: 'Blesky m
budou svititii' a proto nemohls
pojati umysl, kdyz praci sVol
vykonala, lie skoGi do vody
Setrvayam ma presV6dcen
SVEN a to pevn6, dokud mi ne
bude Eyvraceno: zena tato "a
hynula vrazdou Ukladnou!'
"AvSak znamo", odporoval
vysetfujicimu soudci, "a doka
zano, re stara sluzka nemeli
zadneho neprtele. Proc, k ia
. k6mu 6Gelu by il byl kdo strci
: do bahna? Nikomu neprekaze
la; nelze tuSit, kdo by zajen
mel tom, ably ona byla Sc sV6
: t. piipravena. Marine Sc tazc
me, komu by smrt jeii prospa
: Ia.
Tot otazkou, kterou rozlu
: Stiti Jest. Kdybych mohl S urci
, tosti odpoVedeti ma vase namit
/. XIV, byla by mi jiz prace lehk;
: ukazati zaroven i IA vraha'.
Zkratka vzato, panove ne
, mOhli Sc nikterak dohodnouti
, ton:to zahadn6m pripadu, a
v9al rec v-al2 brzo Tiny obrat
Pred obecni budovu prize
rrave Getnickv desatnlk, Sc
E4ar%1s s&yrs&Sl
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FARMA o 164 aErech, blize

FARMA o 164 aLrech, blize
Medina, O., dlazdena costa,
dun o lott pokojieh, plyn.
dunn ma polovicni cenu fanny
a ie ma nj lease pr $3.50 rocni-
no najmu. Je to nejlepsi farma
\ oEoli, musi byti prodana ma
sledkem umrti q vezme Sc tez
mtstskg majetek ma vymenu.
Haste Sc y els. 1910 Eichorn
Ave. S. ". Tel. Lincoln 20S a
neb Hemlock 1859.
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FKUDA Sc dODfe Sc NNpIa-
restaurant aneb Sc Wy
m6ni "a jiny majetek 20 pripa
de Sc prime spolecnik k roz-
Sireni tohoto obchodu. BlizSi
Sc sdeli Y elsie 2519 w. 25. st.
1922
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VYMENI Sc 60ti akroya
farma u PainsvilIe, o., "a dvou
rcdinny dun. Tato farma je
ma dlazdene cestu, dunn je 0 8
pokojich, skIep, dobr6 bane, 3.
kon6, 3 kravy 3 prasata, Slept
ce, kachny a ysechno hospodar
ske naomi. Krasny les S poto-
KEN. Name vice farem "a no
tov6 neb ma vJmenu. Haste Sc
Il F. j. Picmaa, 1904 Miles
Ave. 1928
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KouPLM MENSL DOMEK.

jedno neb dvourodinny. Pouze
mattel necht' Sc hlasi a sdeli
syoji adressu Y adm. t. listu.
1872
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NAM KUPCE MA
FARMY.
Chcete-li rychle prodat, ma
V8tivte neb piste na
ST. RODY,
$500 Fleet Ave.
Cleveland, O.

PRODA Sc pekny majetek
moderne zafizeny, dobre sta
yeny, cls. 1868 Craven Ave,
rob yych, 1877 Ill. blize Union a
Kinsman kary. Vezme Sc men
81 majetek ma splatku. Musi
b}ti prodan a proto da Sc vel
LEVINE, Name RUNE majetky
v men5ich j yys5ich cenach V
prodeji die pfani kupuiiciho.
Haste Sc u Ed. Cabalek, 1899
&. 12l. Ill. aneD u Fir. Zemans
124l6 Craven Ave, a Jos. Bu-
sta, 2608 Craven Ave. 1923
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc kucharka, KITE
ra mluvi cesky a anglicky. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 4811 Clark Ave.
1922
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VYMErJfM

VYMENiM krasnd samo-
hraci piano, nejnoy6isiho dru-
hu "a automobil V dobr6m po-
radku. Haste Sc u Naresh
Piano Co., 1903 vych. 50. ul.
1928
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni obchod, kde Sc trzi
$500 tIdne. Naiem 5 bytem 0
4 pokojich obna5i $40 m6sic-
ne. Haste Sc Y elsie 3465 w.
ST., blize Dennison Ave.
1923
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pRONAJME Sc mensi byt
dole pro dive neh tn osobT.
Haste SC Y elsie 1894 Z. So. St.
7-25
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PRODAJI Sc diva Lofty ma

PRODAJI Sc diva Lofty ma
vyca. 149. III. z Kinsman rd.,
kazdy y rozmeru 40 pr 210
str. Dulezita pfLcina mutt k
prodeii. Mali peynou cenu
$1,000, dali Sc "a $1,000. Hla
ste Sc Y els. 1851 E. 149. I'll.
7-Z3
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POUZE $500

YAM staci k vlastneni domu a
pul akroy5ho pozemku pr ce-
ne $1,700, pr maltch mesic-
mich splatkach.
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PRODA Sc noyy dunn sc
vsim zarizenim, yse ma jedne
podlaze. Prime Sc lot CO pry-
nj splatka. Haste Sc v {. 1887
Il. 1875 ST. Z Union. 1928
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"A PRiCINOU odjezd

"A PRICINOU odjezdu pro-
dam dyourodinuy dunn o 5ti pc
koiich 5 koupelnou dole a 1
pokoiich S koupeInou nahore,
v5e moderne zarIZeno. Cena
levna. Haste Sc y elsie 4215
sackett Ave. S. W. 1926
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POUZE $4,000.

u $4,000, pchny ven
kovni don1ov o 2 akrech, D
mil cd squaru, dun o 8 poko-
.iich. Ma ceny $4,000. DUN no.
v6 o%barveny. Obnos $500 ie
nepatrny "a tento majetek,
pon6vadz mus byti prodan a
prime Sc mala splatka. Blizsi
sdeli Sc Y elsie 1910 Eichoru
Ave. S. w. Tel. Lincoln POS,
aneb Hemlock 1889.
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N Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt nahore
Q A pokoiich, eIektrika, plyn a
line zafizeni, t6z byt Y prize
mi o trech pokojich 5 pfislu-
senstvim. Haste Sc Y elsie 1904
w. "a. st. 1925
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IA ptiCIHCU oaiezda d
Czech prodam faralu 0 59tl a
krech, - mil Cd squaru, Sc v5i
drodou a naradim. Bl.zsi sde-
II Sc v 6isle 1915 Z 80 ST..
Fleet Ave AGENT - yvl8cuJl
2-
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VYMENi Sc

VYMENl Sc dplne zacho-
yaly automobil "Chandler
1919 ia lot. Kara je v nej-
lepSim ~poradku. Haste Sc i
els. 3419 Regent Rd., mezi )
d Z hod. vecer. 7-22
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DALE:

dun 0 6ti pokojlch, koupelna,
garaz, naleza Sc blIze skoly a
obchodu, pr 5ticentov6 ven
kovni poulicni kare. Cena
$4,000, hotove $500, ostatnf
ma mesiGni splatky.
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PRODA Sc domek 0 3 po-
kojich, plyn, elektrika, skIep,
puda, ban, vse zachoyale. &C.
ma levna. Haste Sc i &. 34l8
i. 70. St. 7-Z2
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-04-07

and took a bath and in the after106A
both were seen walking around six1e
streets as If nothing had happsssd
except a few bruises and scara md
q little bandage worn by each S6sIs
testant. In the afternoon the t
Dixon sale was held at the late iie
81 the deceased and two Ileig ep
became entangled In an Sfg Al
over some business matters ana III
staged a good exhibition at fhxlle
pugilistic powers and the sale stoRped
for a few minutes to witness the bout.
No one was hurt and they were So I'M
parted and the sale proceedd aS Il
nothing had happened
In the afternoon the Haller and
Morris trial at the Court House furs.
nished a place to see how the boys
had violated the law by, hopping tfe
Missouri Pacific train One st the
attorneys contended that the Mo. Pa
cific was so slow that it should mot
be considered any offense to board
their train as they would have plenty
of time to run from the cars il they
lost their balance or made mis-
step. In fact April Ist was ! very
busy day for the county seat.
JOHNNIE. 4.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-04-07

by being nominated for state treas
| rrer last campaign. Mr.. Morwoo,
has selected Everett Drysdale' as hi
deputy. 49,.
John Everman, of Cortland, was il
the city Monday. He had no new
from his section and reported that al
the farmers were very busy.
Trigg Snodgrass, of Deepwater
was one of the visitors here las
week. Trigg is one Of the Oldest res
idents of the county, having resided
in the county over 60 years and all y
that time in the same township.
Mr.. Otis M. Peterson and Miss
! Maggie E. Davis, both of Garden
City. were quietly married at the &c
corder's office in this city last
Thursday afternoon. Judge B. F.
Jeter officiating. These young peo-
pie will make their home on farm
near Garden City.
We are sorry to hear Of the death
of our old friend T. D. Rafter, who
died at Springfield last week. We
have known Mr. Rafter ever since HI
came to the county and he was most
excellent gentleman. He moved ia
Springfield several years ago and
made that city his home. We extend
to his family our deepest sympathy.
The case Of State Of Missouri VS.
Frank Morris and Geo. Halter was
tried for a second time in Judge =. F.
Jcters court last Friday. The jury
disagreed and stood four for convic-
ton and two for acquittal. These
boys were charged with unlawfuliy
boarding a freight train out CT the
Butler yards.
We are glad to note that Postnias-
ter Williams has almost recovered
from a five weeks sick spell which
at one time was considered serious.
He was out last Sunday for the first
time and will soon be able to attend
to business at the post office. -.
The township elections held ii
Bates County March goth were very
gratifying to the Democrats and shcy
carried almost every township in the
county. Townships which had al
ways been safely Republican elected
most of the Democratic candidates.
1t shows that the recent landslide was
only temporary affair. We must
now stand together and make unit-
cd fight in the next campaign and we
viii redeem cd Bates and come again
into power. :. -.
Last Friday, being April first,
furnished considerable excitement fer
the citizens of the county seat. About
IL o'clock in the forenoon two weii
known ret:ed farmers had All arg:
ment over some business affairs Just
in the rear of the American Clothing
House and the argument became SC
animated that they came to blows
and staged a real fist fight al ing
Chestnut street. The fight was well
fought and the parties nearly evenly
The fight lasted about
fifteen minutes and the parties
dispersed and went their way
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-04-07
Johnnie on the Wing.

Miss Agnes Ward is visiting in
Clinton this week.
Joe Smith, of West Boone town
ship, was a county seat visitor las
Saturday.
Henry Bradley and son, Sam, G.
Sprague, spent Saturday in the city
visiting Deputy Sheriff Bert Brad.
ley.
John and Dick Holland, of Hume,
were county seat visitors few days
ago. The Holland boys are among
the substantial citizens of Southwest
Bates county.
Squire Elect E Leslie Thomas of
New Home, was in the city a few
days ago. Les was highly elated over
the result of the election in New
Home and he was one of the candi-
dates who was elected by big ma
jority.
1T. Yoss, of Rockville, was seen
in our city one day this week. He
reports everything running along
smoothly in his country.
VIM. Briggs, former resident OF
Butler, now of Kansas City, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. P. A. Orear. Will
I holds a good position in Kansas City.
Len Barber had the misfortune to
break one of his fingers while adj
justing some machinery at the Butler
Mills last Saturday.
Harry L. Curtis, cashier of the
Hume State Bank, was seen on the
streets few days ago. Mr.. Curtis
is one OF the leading bankers of Bates
County.
Henry Cough, one OF the leading
young farmers of Pleasant Gap was
in the city few days ago. Henry
was elected collector of his township
last week. leading his ticket and be-
ing elected by almost 20 majority.
Emmett Burke, of Foster, was in
the city last Saturday ON business
He is in business in the coal city.
Squire O. NJ. Burkhart, of Pleas
ant Gap was in the city this week.
The Squire is one of the pioneers Of
his section and was rejoicing that
Pleasant Gap had swung into the
Democratic column last Tuesday.
"a Waiter Stacy OF Mingo, was VS.
itor here this week. He reported
that Mingo had elected a straight
Democratic ticket for the first time
in several years.
S; M, jenkins, J. B. Rice, NJ. L.
.Wc,ie, G. w. Suits and Webb Shell
by, all Of the Passaic neighborhoo'i,
were Butler visitors last Saturday.
Circuit Court will meet in special
session April nth and special grand
jury has been called. We suppose
there will be something doing at this
session.
Claude A. Norwood took ei,Irsc
of the treasurer's office last Thurs
day and Treasurer Stone retired at
ter eight years of service. Mr.. Stone
has made a splendid record as an OF
fetal and his ability was recognized
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-04-07

"a 5sasp, a.
Nations, no matter how much talkaoi
peace, ! opine there viii be no peace
on earth nor good will toward man
kind as long Is there is dollar in
circulation or aWogaan either.
Twas asked TO name the two rares.
things about the women of today and
| promptly answered, "her intelli.
gence and her clothes"
! notice they are goin' to move all
the hogs outside the city Limits.
Well, by golly... seq ! ;, If they 10
there will only be me and 2sors 8 other
chaps left to run the place." Some
job-whats M. Ns-s .s,.s,s,s -. {
~ IT AIN Mt IF! - y : ,
3 Said Jay Hawk "'tis .shorely =
fine weather. g
AS fine as the down on
q feather"
But" SEE l, mot so fine IT,
as the bead on the wine
At the Club where good pals
get together"
(Still prayine for you)
- ~
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-04-07

/ heard Of I COW
Zone day last
week. L !.
That gives a bari
of milk, 81
l also heard Of 4
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-11-17

LOsT-one pale, red milk COW.
no ear marks or brands, large I'D
der. very gentle. Reward. A. v. VIII
son, Ontario. Phone 99-W.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-11-17
ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL
WEEKLY NEWS BUDGET
Written and Edited by the News Writing Class of
The English Department

basketball will practice every Tues
day an Thursday at the high school
gym. Later they will have the use
OF the opera house.
The assembly period Tuesday
morning was given over to singing
pep" songs and practicing yells to
be used at the o. II. s. Nampa
game Friday.
November IL, the o. H. s. Band
played for the Legion parade. They
played the Star spangled Banner
while the flag was being raised
The boys showed considerable i'm.
provement.
Thursday morning at the Assem-.
bly, Miss Conway in her usual enter
tanning manner rendered two vocal
selections. when Song is Sweet. "
and "Reveries''. She responded to
a hearty encore with "Faggy Dew"
Friday, November 1S. occurs the
last football game of the season
which is to be with Nampa. II is
predicted that this will be the hard
est fight the boys have had, but
they are ready for II and have the
strong support OF the school and
town.
The total enrolment in the on
tario schools Is 724. OF this mum
Der 206 are enrolled I'm the high
school.
At the beginning OF this week
thirty new books we're placed in
the high school library.
Thursday morning Mr.. Homan
gave an interesting talk on Advan-
tages OF good English in Business.
Friday at 1880. November rs. the
Parent Teacher Association will
have their first regular meeting. a
program is arranged and the orohes-
ira will play.
Mr.. Boucher left last Thursday
morning for Boise TO attend the
Court Martial OF the n. o. +. c. OF
the Boise High School.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-11-17

FOR SALE-Sporting rifle. In
quire w. Sesenn, Ontario, 4S-49p
Peoples Second Hand Store. Il. Par
rish. Prop. 26-tf.