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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
REKOVE o OBSAZENl CARIHRADU.
PRAvf zE JEST TO NUTNYM MA DOCfLENf MfRU
WHALE ASH

Atheny, 80 tervence. Nota odesana reckon vladou
spoenc1m vzhedem umyslum Recka Male ASH zdlraz-
nue hledsko re obsazen Carihradu jedinym pro-
sfedkem zajist6ni mru dale prav Recko W.
konalo pfipravy tim cilem zretei.
Noa zada spoence ably vyda nutne rozkazy amade bri
gadnho generaa Sra Harrngtona veele poeneckeho
ska vyaduje duve re zadn6 pfekazky nebudou kadeny
cestu Reka. Noa dodiva neutrasovanim Cafihradu
spoenc chrani miste aby donucoval Tecko tax pf-
pravu Recko prostTedky ulozeni mirovych podmnek
Turecke svefepos pokracuje noa, cn to nutnym, aby
Recko chopilo razn6sich opaTen pro Turecku
ka vlada jest ochotna uvazovati teto vec spoenc
Prohlasen gen. Harrngona, re postavi moci proti
kazdemu tazen Carhrad zpusobio veke znepokojeni
zkamani Recku, ezto pficin6nm casopis vznklo du
pfesvedcen ze spoenc nebudou stave pro okkupaci
Cafihradu.
Londyn 80 cervence Reuterova depese Athen pra-
vi ze auonomie Smyrnu okoni 1zemi pod reckon ok
kupacf bude prohasena bezodkladn6 Pod tmto opaenm
lid bude miti sirokou samospravu.
Depese dodava proslycha, re prime Mikulas bude
ustanoven guvernerem Smyy re volby budou konany
novem state, ez nsedovany budou zadosti uznan vel
mocemi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
HERRICK SETKA Sc
S HUGHESEM.

Washington, 80. cervence.
- Urednici odboru statu ote-
kavaji, re velvyslanec Myron
T. Herrick pro Francii, jenz
Sc svym synem a snachou pri-
iel do New Yorku z Evropy
minuly tyden, navstivi sekreta-
re statu Hughese a poda mu
zpravu 0 pom6rech Europe.
Sekretar Hughes podnikne "a
Jed do Brasilie V neiblizsi bu-
doucnosti. Pc navsteve Sc
kretare Hughese, velvyslanec
Herrick zajede ma nekolik dnl
zpet do New Yorku a ostatek
prazdnin ztravi We SVEN domo-
We V Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
PET ZABITYCH.

Detroit, 80. cervence. = Pet
osob bylo zabito a iedna pora-
nena, kdyz automobil, V nemz
ieli a nimz chteli sc vyhnou-
ii jinemu autu, Zasazen byl De-
troit & Pontiac mezimestskou
elektrickou karou ma sever cd
mesta zde dnes. Mrtvi jsou ::
John w. Murphy, 45-lety; je-
ho synove, John W., ml., Gle
ty a James f. 4-lety; pi. Jose
phine Gay-ova, 50-leta a slec-
ma Marie Falaganova, 17-leta 2
Owosso.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
HOJNA URODA v RUSKU.

New York, 20. cervence. -
Ruska sklizen obili 0 100000
az 100000 tun vetsi, nez-li
v r. 1921. byla predpovidana
pluk. Williamem Haskellem z
Americke pomocne administra
ce po jeho priiezdu z Moskvy.
Bude tudiz Rusku brzy po
hladu Pomocna administra-
ce, jez az dosud zivila 10000
900 dospelych osob a deti, ma
dale bude ziviti pouze deti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
RUSKOJAPONSKA DOHO-
DA.

Berlin, %. cervence. - v
Moskve bylo uredne prohlaSe-
no, re brzy bude mezi Japon-
skem a Ruskem zahajeno wy
jednavani, jehoz 1celem ma
byti rozlusteni otazky Daleke-
no Vychodu a hospodarska do.
hoda. Predzvesti, re takove Wv
jednavani bude zahajeno, jest
to, ze japonska vlada odvolava
sve vojsko ze Sibife.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
HLiDACI STRiLEu MA HAViRE.
STfZNOST v TOM SMYSLU PODAL GUVERNEROVI
JEDEN VUDCU STAVKY.

Bridgeport O., 20. cervence Frank Ledynka, pred
seda unie uhlokopu vychodniho Oha, postal
telegram guverneru Davisov protestuc pro pouzvani
zbrojenych hldacu dole Penova United Coal Co., bize
Adeny
Ledvinka obvnen vSelike provokace hli-
daci vcera vecer zaha relbu stroni pusky
koloni domovy savkucch havird ez sou bize ma
etku ddn spolecnos Nekok set byo vypaeno tvrdi
Ledvnka. Pravi dun spoecnost oznama serfu Mar
nov okreu Harrison dul byl ohrozovan okem ozbro
jenych havrd. Pokud znamo nikdo neprisel k urazu.
Pluk. Haubrch, velel satniho voska Cadz, zahajil
dnes vysetfovan cele Artery
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
PRVNf POMOC HAVfRUM.

New York, 20. cervence. z
$S00.000, jez zdelil Charles
Garland po SVEN otci, bude
nejdrive pomozeno hladovicim
havirum V zapadni Pennsylva-
nil, pro nez $4,000 bude ,co
nejdrive pohotove. Garland,
jenz odeprel prijati dedictvi
pro svoji vlastni potrebu, veno-
val je Americkemu fondu pro
verejnou sluzbu, jehoz riditel-
stvo konalo svoji prvni schuzi
vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
KLESANf MADARSKE
kORUNY.

Budapest, 80. cervence. -
Zdeisi koruna denne klesa. -
Hodnota dollaru blizi Sc nyni
1000 korunam. Chleb stojl
25O korun pecen. Behem po-
slednich trech tydnu mad'ar-
ske penize poklesly 60 pro-
cent, coz Sc pricita shrouceni
Sc nemecke marky.
Schuze mad'arskych pacifi-
stu, kteri chteli j konati We
vyrocni den vypuknuti svetove
valky, byla zakazana policii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
MEZINAR. VYBOR ROZ-
HODNE.

Londyn, 80. cervence. Britt
cti uhlokopove odkazali otaz-
ku, zdali by NELL dolovati uhli,
jez bude posilano do Spoj. Sta
til behem stavky tamtez, mezi-
narodnimu vyboru, ktery Sc
jde Sc We Frankfurt V Nemec
ku, nejspise 5. srpna. Vykonny
vybor federace britickych ha-
vifu uvazoval o teto otazce ma
schulz V patek, avsak nedospel
k zadnemu rozhodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31

Kdyby bud pfedsedove zeleznic, kter seidou New
Yorku neb zsupc stavkard iz budou konati schulz Chi
cagu, odmrsti Hardngdv mirovy navrh skupna ktera
JeJ odmr mus witt sebe plnou zodpovednost vani
zeleznicni stavky to- mze nj povsat prav Wharton
Ones veter byo oznameno, re smerncovy vybor deva-
desti cee B. M. Jeweem organsace stavkujicich ia
mestnancu den, sejde zde 10 hodin tery rano
uceem uvazovani navrhu presdenta Hardinga
Washington 30. cervence. Pfijeti "pod proestem
panu presdena Hardnga zeezn6nf stavky b
vysledkem schdze pfedsed 148 zeeznic seue zde
zakade spoehve auority Vykonni urednc nekterych
zeeznc jsou sce pro Harngovu panu avsak ocekava
re koncicf podrobi vetsine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31

ia stroj vypoved6l sluzbu. Au-
to odbocilo z cesty a spadlo,
dvakrate Sc pfekotic pc svahu
as 80 stop hlubokem.
Nejhure odnesla nehodu kra
ianka pi. Marie krejtova, z
{. ALA Bark i'll ave, jez byla
pfemetnuvSim Sc autem pfl-
tisknuta a jer $ namahou hned
vytazea. Utrpela patrne roz-
razeni lebecni kosti, krone ne
kolika znaGnych trznych ran
ma hlave. Pani krejcova i je.
III spoluvyletnici dopraveni by
Ii speSne do nemocnice sv Ale
Xse ma Broadway bedfordskou
ambulance firmy Grouse Co.
Nebezpecne vyletni dobrodruz
stvi prodelali pi. Kreicovou i
JIM krajane g sice p. Emil Pi-
'skula, 1928 vych. AZ. ul., Ka-
rel PraSek, 1907 vych. AZ. ul.,
p. Enl:l Seii3a b Dos'eff rd \
pax manzel pi. Krejcove a diva
jejich synkove, 5-lety Emil a
7lety Jiri.
Vsichni vyvazli krone jme-
novane krajanky pomernym
stestim, neb bylo nemocnici
shledano. re krone n6jakych
bouli a modrin. zustali uSetre-
nj zlomenin udu. coz jest pova
zovano za vclik6 stesti V ne
SttStl.
Jeden utastniku, kraj IA
PraSek, pravi, ze nemozno 5
urcitosti rici, jak Sc nehoda u
dala, jelikoz vSe Sc ui~io ye-
lice rychle, stroj poiednoI cd
boc:l a cestujlci Sc IA okamzik
prodirali troskami roz5it6 ka-
ry. Die nekterych domnenek
vypovedelo as ridltko P.Skulo-
vi, ienz zastaval urad Sofera,
sluzbu, ma kterouZ okolnost ce-
le nestesti lie svaliti.
V nemocnici 81. Jana lezi
rozbitou lebkou 37-lety John
Brandt, 44S0 Park u. West
Park, jenz Sc svym autem sra
I'll Sc jinym strojem nj zap.
1O1. ul. a Madison ave. \. w.
Brand byl do nemocnice dopra-
ven "a uplneho bezyedomi.
Ma Jennings rd a Valentine
ave. S. w. prejet byl vcera ne
znamym motorcyklistou, jenz
hned pc einu "statecne" ujel,
Petr Vasta, 2405 fremont ave.
S. w. Policie nynl nesvedo-
miteho sportsmana hleda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
KHAN ZfSKAVA
CLENY.

Alliance, O., 20. cervence.
Trida citajici 800 byla uvede-
na do Ku KluX Klanu u prl-
tomnosti 1000 zakuklenych
clenu ma navrSi Sest mil ma
jih cd mesta. Uprostred shro-
mazdenych byl ohnivy kriz.
Pri zaverku obrad1 clenove po
klekli pred krlzem modlili
sc a zpivali hymny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31

Dejiny traficnich nehod W.
zadaly 81 koncem prave minu-
leho tydne pet lidskych zivo-
til a Sest zraneni V nasem me-
ste a okoli. Mezi usmrcenymi
isou dive ditky jeden crane
ny nema daleko k smrti.
V sobotu vecer srazilo Sc OBJ
sazene auto ma krizovatce uli-
ce Erie IL Willoughby $ osob-
MIN vlakem drahy Nickel
Plate, ktery pravidelne do Gle
'velandu dojizdi 0 phi jedena-
cite V noci.
Stroj patril Franku Kenor-
ovi, R. F. d. 2, Chagrin Falls
a MIN sc "svezli" John Hamil
ton z Chagrin Falls S manzel-
kou a 10-letou dceruskou He
lenou a slecnou Sarou Black
fordovou, take z Chagrin Falls.
Mala Helena Blackfordova
byiy za5ify hned ma miste J.
Kenor podlehl zraneri vcera
vecer painesvillske nemocni-
CT. John Hamilton pax zemrel
vcera TAX ze jeho manZelka je
dina prezila hroznou katastro-
fu. ac neni vyloucena moznost,
ze podlehne smrti take, neb Y
nemocnici Sc domniyaji, re u
trpela tezky uraz uvnitr.
Nestesti Jest arci vysetro-
vano, ale az dosud neni znamo
mic blizsiho. Podivnym jest,
ze nebezpe6na krizovatka jest
cd 10. hod.. vecer az do 6. hod.
ranni uplne bez dozoru.
Jinou obeti Sc stal 5-lety
Norman Ager, 3462 zap. 63.
ul. Hral 81 vcera odpoledne
pred domem, kdyz pojednou
dostal nest astny napad, pusti-
ii Sc pres ulici. Sousedka pi.
O. H. Gosneyova sedela prave
ma verande, kdyz spatrila bll-
zici sc auto a take soucasne u
slysela posledni vykrik nebo-
heho hocha. Ride automobi-
lu, jenz dite sebral dovezl
do nemocnice sv. Jana, kan
'vsak pfivezl jen mrtvolu, ne
ma ma nestestl why, neb dite
vbehlo do drahy neocekavane,
tax re nebylo jiz casu ami ma
zastavenl ami ma uhnuti. Byl
take sprosten kazde zodpoved-
nosti.
Sedm osob bylo V nebezpecl
smrti blize Solon vcera odpole-
dne, kdyz pojednou ridici au-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
cox v AUDIENCE u PAPEZE.

Rim, 80 cervence. Papez Plus prija dnes audienci
James M Coke, dfivejsho guvernera Oha kandidata
presdenta Spojenych SatG posedni Rampant Navst6va
rvaa tax douho re byo to naZvano uedniky Vatkne
soukromym Interviewer Cox byl provazen svym synem,
Jameson, m, soudcem Timothy Ansberym Washington
a Ernestem Ricem Daytonu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31
S0B0T. KATASTR0FA u WILLOUCHBY,
4 MRTVfA SMRTELNE zRANENA zENA
Pi. MARIE KREJCOVA z BARKWIIL
AVE. TEZCE ZRANENA "a NE
STESTI u SOLON.
SEST OSTATNlCH UCASTNfKU VYVAZLO JEN
LEHCfMI ZRANENfMI
JINE DOPRAVNf MELODY.

Dejmy traftnich nehod ia sroj vypoved6 suzbu Au-
zadaly 81 koncem praVe mnu- to odbotlo cesty spado
eho tydne dskych dvakrate pekotfc
a sest zraneni nasem as stop hubokem.
ste okol Mezi Neihure odnesla nehodu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09
PARENT AND TEACHERS
OF STARR HEAR TALKS

Starr school parent-teacher associa-
ton held an exceedingly interesting
meeting Wednesday night. Nearly 100
parents were present for the evenings
program. The program was held at
this time in order to enable the faith
ers to attend, many of whom were
present.
W. G. Bate, superintendent of
schools, spoke briefly on the main OBJ
jectives in school and home training of
the child.
A report from the recent state con-
vention of parent-teachers' J associa-
lions, was given by Mrs. DR.. G. c. Will
coxen, president of the Starrsassocia-
ton. She told several interesting fea-
lures of the state meeting.
Rev. w MCLEAN Work, of Reid Me-
mortal church, pointed out the advant-
ages of the cooperation in the parent
teacher association.
Prof Elliott Dexter, of Earlham col
lege, showed what the schools were &C
complishing today. He stated that the
modern methods put to use today were
putting the students far out in front.
A reading was given by Mrs. Harry
McMinn; vocal solo by Mrs. Edward
G. Minerman, and violin solo by Mas
ter Lloyd Outland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09
PROSPERITY
Continued from Page one)


perity seems to be general. The tide
has turned and it seems as if this era
of increased trade would continue"
CLOTHING
Samuel WE'LL, president of the Stein
Bloch company, wholesale clothiers,
says: "Our trade shows marked i'm
provement and the spring sales are in
creasing substantially. The outstand-
ing danger to the present favorable
conditions would be disposition to
speculate or over expand"
SHOES
Business today is much better than
1t was a year ago." says L. Holmes
Dalton, an official of the Brockton
Shoe company. Manufacturers be-
lieve hard times are behind and sound
prosperity ahead. Not boom times,
but good conditions with a demand for
higher grade shoes.
Labor conditions are better and the
free hides provided by the new tariff
are sure to help consumers on prices,
although raw material is now cheaper
here than it is abroad"
AUTOMOBILES
Business is holding up well during
the latter part of 1922 and prospects
for 1923 are especially bright, said
H. M. Jewett. president of the Paige
company in Detroit.
Both the bort Motor company o.
Flint, Mich, and the Dodge Brothers
agree with Jewett that 1923 will be
a record year in their industry.
FURNITURE
There is no justification for a mate
rial increase in furniture prices, says
William B. Wexford, active secretary
of the Retail Furniture Association OF
America. Walnut and mahogany are
both down, according to Wexford.
Some manufacturers have announced
sthey would be forced to advance prices
but this should not be necessary.
MOVIES
Experience seems to indicate that
the support of amusements follow
rather than precedes the curve up or
down of general prosperity" declared
Will Hays, high commissioner of
movies. I'm almost every locality the
attendance at motion picture houses
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09
UNION COUNTY VOTES
REPUBLICAN TICKET

LIBERTY, Ind, Nov. "a solid Re-
publican county ticket was returned
in the Union county election, complete
returns Thursday indicated. The can
didates, with the votes, are as follows:
Clerk of circuit court-Leland Bond
(Rl, 1884; James C. Quick Cd, 1900.
Auditor-Guy B. Howren (R), LII;
Charles w. Stair (D}51,542.
Treasurer - William E. Crawford
R), 1,7sS; Mary Leech Brees CD,
LAO.
Recorder-Pearl Sizelove (R), 1,775,
JEFF Woods Cd, lat.
Sheriff-Milton Pouder (R), 1914;
Jack Booth Cd. 1901.
Coroner-Everett r. Beard (R),
2,016; no opposition.
Surveyor-StanleyM Moore (R), 1895
Thomas O'Toole CD, 1910.
Assessor-Charles Little (R), 1,847;
William o. Line CD, 1884.
Second District commissioner DE
Witt Wilson (R), 1,7SS; James Phend
Ter Cd, 1886.
Third District commissioner-Fran
White (R), 1886; Ernest Fields Cd
1850.
Judge of circuit court-Cecil Tagut
| (R), 2,125; Albert ]. Perne CD, 1885
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09

North Seventeenth street. Friday
evening.
A euchre party will be given at the
Moose home Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Everybody is invited.
The N. o. B. club will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Drew
Lacey, 1907 North F street.
Eden Rebekah lodge, No. 80, !. o.
o. F., will meet Saturday evening at
1880 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall.
Staff members are asked to come pre-
pared for work. After work light re-
freshments will be served and each
lady is asked to bring half cake.
Circle One of the First NJ E. church
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Roy Nichols at her home on National
avenue west. A full attendance is de-
sired. as business of importance will
be considered.
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is now increasing" he said. 1.-TWO
causes may be given: That prosperity
is returning and that better and more
interesting pictures are being shown
this winter
Cecil B. DeMille, producer and d.
rector, declared prosperity is here but
only for those who produce pictures
of "a number one" quality, as the
public is becoming very critical and
will accept no second rate productions.
CROPS
This has been year of good pro-
duction of grain and other crops, but
according to the American Farm bu-
reau, the farmer will not profit by it,
because of the lack of sufficient cars
to move grain and the consequent high
rates of transportation Another diff
Guilty is that the farmer cannot get
large enough loans from the Federal
Farm Loan bank The bureau is en-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09
PROGRAM ENJOYED BY
ST, JOHNS MEMBERS

Charles Feltman, of Chicago, for
mer student at st. Johns Lutheran
parochial school, spoke at the congre-
gational gathering of st. Johns Luth-
eran church held at the new school
and parish house Thursday night.
Community singing, games and
speeches by members of the congrega-
ton were included in the program of
the evening. A playlet was given by
Carl Blomeyer and Edward Wicke-
meyer. The children of the members
of the congregation were entertained
by representative of the local branch
of Community Service.
\ Many persons commented on the ex-
cellent manner in which Henry Eicke-
meyer, a member u. the church, SUI
pervised the construction of the build
ing. He was superintendent of con-
struction from the time that opera
lions started, and to his skill and abil-
ity is due large measure of credit
for the beautiful structure, said many
members. Mr. Eickemeyer rushed the
work of building and saved the con-
gregation much money by his advice,
ability and personal work.
The program was in charge of COM
mittees from the Luther league and
the Young Peoples society.
Va, enough carbon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09
MRS. HAMMERsTElN III

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Mrs. Oscar
Hammerstein, widow of the famous
impresario. whose disappearance was
reported to police yesterday, was
found to be ill today in a lodging
house where she had engaged a room,
as Mrs Ellsworth,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09

deavoring to have the limit raised from
10 to $4,000 dollars. :
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-09

You breathe out enough carbon
every hour in the form of carbonic
acid gas to make a diamond WORTH
over $4,000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-03-16

Mrs Albert Haese returned to her
home at Brillion Tuesday after visit
here with friends.
Harvey Stangel and Louis Dumdey
returned Saturday from visit with
friends at Madison
Mrs Henry Wits ami Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Wits are at St. Louis for weeks
visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerl and child
rem returned Monday from visit with
friends at Belgium.
Misses Caroline Dueno and Viola
Nohr spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Alice Green left for Milwau-
kee Monday to attend the Chicago
Grand Opera concert.
Mrs. Gordon Rozinsky is at Ply
mouth for weeks visit with her sist-
.er, Mrs. Joseph Beck.
Miss Effie Stenson WAS at Milwau-
kee Friday to attend the funeral of her
sister-in.law Mrs. S. A. Stenson.
Miss Viola Marquardt left Monday
for Zachow, Wis, where she will visit
with her parents for few weeks.
Mrs. W. OConnor who had been a
guest of Mrs. William Kapitz returned
to her home at juneau Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs, George Urban and
daughter, Leona are at Milwaukee to
attend the Chicago Grand Opera.
Mss Eta Martens returned to Carr
ington, N, D., Saturday after a visit
here with friends for several weeks.
Mrs j. Goebel left Wednesday on a
trip to Los. Angeles, California, after
visit here withNMrs. John w. West
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Felix Pauly was at Milwaukee We'd
nesday 90 business.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Boeckman are
parents of baby boy.
Mrs. r. G Plumb is visiting with
friends at Oconomowoc,
Herman Pleuss left Tuesday on a
business trip to Milwaukee.
Edward Leshke left Monday on a
business trip to Milwaukee.
Mr.. Jos. Casper of Cleveland was a
caller at the Pilot office Friday.
Mrs. Henry Beers left Tuesday for a
visit with friends at Milwaukee.
Attorney e. l., Kelley left Tuesday
on a business trip to Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Richter have re-
turned from sojourn in Florida.
Mr.. F. a. Jacob of Centerville was
caller at the Pilot Office Monday.
Mrs. A. b. Dickson has returned
from business trip to Milwaukee.
Miss Elsie Pritzl has returned from
"A visit with her parents at Brillion.
Joseph Conuell returned Tuesday
from n business trip TO Fond du Lac.
Mrs Charles Herman Of Denmark
spent Sunday at the A. Herman home.
Mrs. Albert Sehuette left Wednes-
day for visit with friends az Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. John Tikalski Of Brillon is
visiting here with Mrs, Henry Bloed-
ern.
Miss jeanette Harris returned Mon
day from visit with friends ut Apple
ton.
Mrs. G. f. HeiSe and son Roy re-
turned Monday from a visit at Miwau-
kee
Mrs. William Dobbert is spending
the week visiting with friends at Mil
waukee.
Marshall s. w. Randolph has return
ed to Milwaukee after visit here with
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Father Peil who suffered q stroke Vi
paralysis over week ago, is improN-
ing
Mrs Thomas Sheehey, who had been
visiting here with Mrs. B. Mapgln mas
returned to her home at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gilbert II Thompson and niece
Anna Massman left for Ripon Satur-
day to attend the funeral OF relative.
Mrs. Joseph Kellenhoefer returned
Monday from a visit with her daught-
err, Mrs. Albert Erbstoezer at Sheboy-
gan.
Miss Irma Bieberitz has returned to
Milwaukee after a visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bieb
eritz.
Mrs. F. j. Clark who has been a
guest here of Mrs. Charles Sherman
returned to Der home at Milwaukee
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knoll who had
been visiting here the past six months
have returned to their home at Mil
wsukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.sHertz who had
been visiting here with Mrs. Thomas
Garrigan have returned to their home
at Waukesha.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wernecke were
at Milwaukee Wednesday to attend the
funeral of the latter's sister Mrs. bed.
rich Roepke
Miss Leona Pitche who had been
visiting the past week at the Henry
Tadych home returned to her home at
Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Schmirz and daughter
Rose left Tuesday for Milwaukee
where they will attend the Chicago
Grand Opera concert.
Mr.. and Mis-. G. II. Schmitt and
children of Forest Junction spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Il. Frosch,
Mrs. Schmitt's mother
Ed. Staudt has returned to his home
at Lisbon, North Dakota, after dispos-
ing of a herd of horses which were
raised on his fathers ranch.
Mrs Patrick O'Brien returned to
her home at Denmark Monday after a
visit here with her sister, Mrs. Felix
Rusek and Der daughter Anna.
Mrs. |. II. Mach miller who has been
visiting here with her parents Rev
and Mrs. Karl Machmiller has return
ed to her home at Milwaukee.
Miss Margaret Markham left for
Milwaukee Saturday where she will
attend the Chicago grand opera con-
cert given at the Auditorium on Nor.
day Tuesday and Wednesday.
Victor Trastek has purchased the
"Trumaps hill" premises bounded by
the c. & ~ w. right-of- way, Clark
street and Fourteenth street. He has
not made public the purpose of the
purchase.
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Udlry Market.

SHEBOYGAN FALLS, WIS.-On
the Wisconsin cheese exchange at Ply
mouth or Monday 2,205 boxes of
cheese we're offered. Bid on 500 dais
les was passed, balance sold as follows:
Thirty twins. 1910; rs do. 19c; LOO
daisies l9lc; 1000 do 1890; 300 double
daisies, 19c; 100 longhorns. 20Jc. 80 do
2lc.
The following are the current prices
OF the various articles of produce as re-