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Gifts Made By Their Donors

light. square cardboard box is used,
split at the corners, so that 1t can be
fattened out. A pocket, gathered on
one edge over an elastic band, and an
oblong pin cushion. are sewed to one
Of the circular pieces. The two pieces
are then pasted together With the fiat
tened box between them. Eyelet holes
In the spaces between the sides Of
the cardboard foundation carry a small
cord that holds the basket In shape
as shown in the picture.
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Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its 7,s,
and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels

If your child is listless, full Of cold,
has collie, or if the stomach is sour,
breath bad, tongue coated, a teaspoon
full Of "California Fig Syrup will
quickly start liver and bowel action.
In a few hours you can see for your
self how thoroughly it works the con-
stipation poison, sour bile and waste
right out and you have well, playful
child again.
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First Catch Your Man.

The Visitor-Is your oldest sister
married-the one who was so pro-
f1cfent in all branches of domestic
science?
Philipra-No, nor likely TO be. She
was so busy fitting herself TO be the
wife of good man that she neg
lected to go after the man.
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Cuticura Soothes Rabv Ra.h..

Cutieura Soothes Baby Rashes
That itch and burn, by hot baths
Of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings Of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe-
cially IL little of the fragrant Cuti-
cura Talcum Is busted on at the fin
iSh. 25c each.-Advertisemen
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S. p, C. A. Take Notice.

Maudie-What's wrong with the 6'
1t .squeaks dreadfully.
Jinmie-Can't be helped; thefesR
iron In the axles.-COlumbia jester
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Everyone who travels will like this
handy Pullman hanger which folds up
so that it will slip into a suitcase. 1t
Is merely large pocket made Of Gre
tonne and plain chambray, 1S inches
long and IL inches wide and it Is
made over jointed, metal hanger. A
large safety pin hangs from loop of
tape at each end and the plain side
has small pocket that fastens down
with snap fasteners.
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Character is the inside deeofau@
of man; reputation Is the wnlseS'~
on the outside.
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Always Imposing.

Hes such an imposing mani" "Al-
ways so; but on whom was he impOs-
ing when you saw him, may l ask?"
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II your eyes smart or feel ,caiasc . !, n n
man Eve Balsam applied upon going w
is lust the thing to relieve tnenl ~"
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Indigestion produces disagreeable and
sometimes alarming symptoms. wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills stimulate the diges-
tive processes to function naturally. Adv.
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Santa Claus sometimes jokes with
folks, big and little. and he nearly
always has some comic toys for the
children. This year he will leave them
funny spoon dolls made of paper picnic
spoons and dressed in crepe paper
clothes. A clown doll, with dangling
legs, Chinaman and a Puritan have
had their pictures taken so that any
one can make them.
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How many times day do you com
mend? How many times do you fine
fault?
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Youthful eyes will brighten when
they see among their gifts girdles made
Of gay ribbons, and older lips will
smile when corsage flowers bloom on
the Christmas tree. One of the girdles
pictured here is made Of narrow faille
ribbons, in three colors, braided to-
gether and plcot-edged ribbons, In two
cOlors, are used for the other. A
shower corsage of violets and a rose
set in millinery foliage are adorably
pretty.
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A woman will forgive man any
thing except refusal to ask forgive
ness.
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'|:

This good-looking, homemade tea
tray is only a shallow tin baking pan
painted gray. Circular figures on the
bottom make backgrounds for a num-
Der OF things, in gay colors that look
like futurists' sun. moon and stars. At
any rate, the tray Is a vivid and cheer
ful affair that will be useful to the
housewife.
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Millions Of mothers keep "cslitr.
Fig Syrup" handy. They know ".. !.
spoonful today may save a siet ,''' N
tomorrow. 1t never cramps q, @ ...A
acts. Ask your druggist for rp,',. NJ,
california Fig Syrup" which \,
directions for babies and childrp, !
all ages printed on bottle. yas.
You must say "CaliforniaD Or vou =.
get an imitation fig syrup.
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A Total Loss.

A Total Loss
Alice-"Did you win your sam
breach of promise suity" Vlrduh-
No; he offered to marry men
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their earnings during the three best.
years Of their history. Senator Cum
minis said twas sosunreasonable that
it hooked the moral sense Of man
kind. 2 HERD u. s.
Sc The government expended 81, 200,s
100000 for additions and better
ments, including equipment" This.
was much larger. sum than the.
roads could possibly have expended,
according to Mr.. Hines. $
The government employed its own,
funds for capital expenditures and in:
this connection advanced to the roads
$500, 200, 900.
On top Of all this. the roads were
handed back in very much better ply.
steal condition than when taken over.
In order to put private management
firmly on its feet, the government
gave the roads more than 5000, OOO,-
900 during the first six months of pri.
[:vate operation, loaned them hundreds
[of millions more. and authorized the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
advance rates from rs to 40 per cent
beyond wartime levels.
And still they are not satisfied
ADV.
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PlkCEE ZEN
to JohnaA. Carlson, lots IS, 19sand 20
block 4, $4,000

to JohnaA. Carlson, lots IS, 19,sand 20,
block 4, $4,000.
viilaae Of Raymond
June :. John M. Spicer, Widower, to
William j. johnson, lot u, block I. 81.
Village OF Spicer
June Z. Spicers L.and Co. to Martha
fRonning. lots Is, IA, Is and Is, block
IS. spicer's First Add ition, 1925.
City Of Willmar
June l. Charles G.. .Engwall, single,
to Robert f: Pfau, and Emily; Pau,
lots4 and south y of lot 3, block Z,
Ferring's addition, $500.
IS June /. John Holmdahl and Hans
Swanson to Hans Lewis, lot q, WIZ
Of lot %, State Subdivision, except a
strip IS feet wide on south line of
west u of lot %, section 16, unplatted
lands to City OF. Willmar, $500
June 8. Kandiyohi County Bank to
Hazel E.. Serum, East 100 feet Of lots
l. and 2, block 3. $4,000 90.
June 5. Lars Molin to Simon T. Ian
eager, lots. 5 and 10, block IL, Spicer's
Addition. $675. ~. 80.
June 5. Andrew NJ. Olson to VIM.
Knoblauch, lots 6, Z, and 8, block IS,
|'$425. q s}Ss . 50.
June 5. William Knoblauch to Hid
ar. N. Hoaglund, lots s, Z. s and 8, blk
49,, $500.
June s, Iver G. Olson to Anton Olson
Reite and Marie Olson Reite, south
SO feet of lots and 5, block c, Third
Addition. $4,000. ..:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Town Of Lake Lillian

Town Of Lake Lillian
:. May 20. Peter Jackson to Mary j.
Wallis; SEA OF NEA Of .sW14, sec
ton 81 81.
Town Of st. Johns
! May IT, George P. Anderson and
wife to William E. Jackson; E11% Of
SEA, section 81, so acres. $40, 100000.
Town Of Green Lake
May II. Andrew Ray and wife to- D.
j. Lawler,. lot is, First Addition to-
North Beach. $3.50. s.,..-. 49,.
:, City Of WilImar
May 10. Henry Morrell and wife to
G. w. :Odell, lot II, blk Al. 81.
May %. C. @. Carlson, single, to
LewisrI. Carlson, West 50 feet of lots
IL, 13, and II. block 8, Ferring's Ad-
dition, $500. -.
May ~. Anna Bergeson and hus-
band to Jallmer r. Nyquist, all Of blk
s, Erickson's second addition. 81.
May %. John C. Anderson, single,
ITO William Hackett, lot II, Highland
Addition, $4,000. ...
May %. Olof A. Ferring, single, to
Trygve o. Gilbert, lot 3, block 4, Fer
rings second Addition, $340.
Town of Lake Lillian
May 20. Fred Linn and wife to Os,
car Linn, und. 1l8 int. in SEA of SWA
and .sWA of SEA and und. liz int
in NWA of SW1A, section Is, and und
1-12 int. in SEA Of NW14, section :22
| $1S66.67. % ~ .ls .>.:! ..>:...,, 49,.
:. Town of Fahluni s...e =. =
May 81. G: A. Helms and wife to
| George w: Windhorst, lot 5, block 2
Kandiyohi Lake Beach Lots, $3.50.
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Town & Of Edwards

:Sss - JoWnS OF eQWaru6 x7E#5 sS
81 May 20. Ralph j. Fischer and John.
5Behrends to, Simon j. thinner, nj 81
Section 81 1000. j
own 81 Wili.nar
May. q. Jacob G.. Hanson and wife
to s.. Wellin, N;W,11l 81 NWA and
North 40 acres of Lot Q, Section Is. 81.
8: May 81 William S: johnson to Ler;
low Pierce, part NE1l Of NW114l sec,
ton 4, w acres. slo5o.
3, May 81. SQlof a. FerTing, single to
Hazel G. ,Herrmeyer and 1ngeborg
/ Lien, Lot 3, $500 Ferring's Third Adj
dition. .
Town Of Green Lake
May 26.s,LeWis 81 Crimson and wife to
Fired. 4 .z=Beese, lot 3, block i, Glen
dale. Beach to Greer. Lake. $500.
Village OF New London
May Is. Ole Strand and wife to An
ton and Carl Stenbakken, all Of block
II, Larson's, Adams and Sperrys adj
dition. 5000. .
s City. Of Svviilnnar
May ~. III: Campbell and wife. to
Victor wv Campbell, lot 1 and west
* Of l9t 2, block 5, Ferring''s addition.
81 90. ~ s's: :.=s !. E
June l: Jallmer f. Nyquist and wife
to Anna Bergeson, East Y Of, lots 10,
II, and II, block y: Erickson's second
additional. s
r Town Of Lake Lillian
| June 8. Britta Johnson ct al. to Lena
Lofgren; SEA of NWM, section %. 81.
Town Of Roseland
June Z. C. A. Kuske and wife to
William 'Poplow, NE14> Of SEA, East
ESQ acres of VIZ of SEA, section "a
100 acres. ST.
Town Of Fahlun
June 5. Edward Zupke and wife to
c. l.. Rovang, S1s of SWA. except IL
acre NWA4 of SEA, section 80. 81.
Town Of Whitefeld
June 5. Andrew G. Berg and wife to
Ole Sandberg, E12 Of SE14, section 4
w 1-2 Of SW1, SEA of sSWH, section
3. 81. ,z..s.:.sc~ ... II ..>~
| June s. Ingrid Anderson to L. A
Freeberg, part of SWA Of NWA, de
,seribed by metes and bounds, section
Is. $275. a%
| Town of kandiyohi
June g. Martin P. Hyden and wife
to John Hogberg, lot 25, Section SO
1902 acres. $3.50.
Town of Green Lake
June s. 'Ole Rasmussen to Hedge
seastedt, Lot s, First Addition tt
North Beach. 81.
| Town Of Colfax
! June g.. Roy T.. Pollock and wife tt
Ina E. Pollock, und. $1-6 interest in ST!
Of NWA, section u. 81. ~.
June Z. 5Earle F.. Andrus. widower
! to Junia NJ, Pease, und. II interest il
VIZ Of NEA tas.nlld sHEA of NEA, sec
ton q. 81: .-s~s.1 - =, 9 :.
l., ....,4E Village. of Pennock ,..-
! June s. Carroll N. Baklund and W
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rushed through. the Pennsylvania tun;-
mel in New. York and the situation was


saved.
.ttMilliops OF American boys 2 8 MI.
EMcAdoo added, many of whom Sub
Esenuently gave their lives for. liberty.
were carried from one end. Of the Uni.
lied States to the other and landed at
the ports OF NIB arkati0n without loss
i q ne q injury enroute. me lndus:
tries of me country were sustained
W.T. suniclent ianspoEtatlon g en-
apie tnvm - periotln ne service de ''-
lna 'alplt 81 tl ON Dy cne war.
W men the government ef[l[1 le'r look over
tne rallroads was informed nj! lr that the
INDUSTRIES n the P1 1't district
were operating 20 g per cent capacity
1or want OF r e TRANSPORTATION
Unless this transportation system
was improved to take care OF the in
:dustries Of the country. during the
year 1918 the war would certainly
have been lost" THE SITUATION
WAS SAVED THROUGH THE Uni
Fled OPERATION MADE POSSIBLE
IBY FEDERAL CONTROL.
At the end of December. 1918. re.
gional directors OF the railroads (rail-
road officials retained by the govern.
ment) reported that the unification of
terminals, ETC., had resulted in a saw.
| ing of $11S,4 67, 249 10. IS
| Railroad Enu;,roan+ ,n,-....a
| A. uou.,,t...e 49,. :. 4.
49,, :, 49, a. - s eu enoi ;
s 49,. j i, -. t :. M oe anu
-, - -, 80 = .Deoy -: s.
80, >'tt> : : p1oS' g .
- .,,.-.. -. :: ia ~ :,
"tus =, - ms .lllei easeu ou'put,
sass - M'zAa aoo y 1anuais = l'i9,
80 a;+; 49, :, i,9of 1uoouo'lses III goou
oI,n - : ~ So sonse.'ns winch
~; ~ 80 De'o.e s1'stg 81, curing Per.
- .Heay ta'ie lneie "eie no
suou uluer aoconotives IN storage
49, oue soaeonnlen' 'ooA coll'fol on
o"nue'4 :; = i9Ao: To-, s,,.;.--,
~ enu> = r eueial eontroi tne
s' oseinlaent tuineu PACK TO the car:
llers 2: A,Vvo Hoie locomotives zo'ol0
moie lreisn -. cars anu A'Vol more pas.
sensei ca!s t1ian was rece1veo NY n
~. NteAuoo caileu at'e EN- 20 the
! 1855 ' - :~~n..0 49, oeeu AAe1A"6oAo IAo'
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The Home Of the Soul

In olden times, it was believed that
the seat of the. soul was the stomach,
most likely for the reason that man
is never SO completely used up as when
his stomach is out of order. For the
cure Of ordinary stomach troubles,
there is nothing quite so prompt and
satisfactory as Chamberlain Tablets.
They strengthen the stomach and en-
able 1t to perform its functions natur-
ally. Give them a trial. They cost on
~ quarter:-Adv. June
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.WlLIllAR IRIBUN JuNE II, 1877

nTh. "a .,.r. !, Z, s, J, !.
e = 8 lI..ii q, q
wer = c,ue.,, -, IS q ;,,o,,. Ana
tle flcfent a. a. ~. = ~ railro ,ds
i, !. s, z; ],
49, :..x.: $ S.. =, -
- 80 -, g q. !, - =.
- ~ 49, -, -.
= = - :, i, !,
-! :,u oAuoo saiu -. w.s =. - 81 80 CIV
- = i il.lc!se svYei unene WV.
:, = .,peeause uuslhs ~ - se a'
ftas 49, = io .,;,,o,, :,
$50, eono s ono| NV - s'o NJ ny :
rs 800 Sov,voo,vov 81 1913 -, ~
=, 10 80 =. s sec. oon1ono
~. -. :. = -'O00'o0o
-. - ~ 3 eA :, -
ms .oenclt was d1ree ECU, trace
ape pc % TWO sources e;e's' 4
ID Ineficiency Of railroad exeeu-
tives like Rea Of the Pennsylvania,
Willard Of the Baltimore and Ohio,
Besler of the Jersey Central and
Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific,
who had been permitted to run their
roads for the first five months OF Fed
eral control. At the end of that time
the men named were dismissed and
others were forced to change their
tactics, but the damage was done and
: hundreds ct millions had been lost
to the government
Rates Low spurinu Federal Control
4(2) The Increased freight. and pas.
senger rates were in effect for only
the last six, months Of 1918. Had they
been in force sdurinu the entire yea,
there would have been no "deficit,,
despite the inefficiency or sabotaging
Of the railroad executives. It should
be noted that the ..increased rates.
referred to by McAdou% were. from q
to 40 per cent lower. than the rate:
now being charged under: private
ownership.
Director General Hines, in his fina
report to President Wilson,. mariz
ing the results Of Federal control
said:
"My deliberate JUDGMENT is that Re
deral control has IS n cost a cent NOR.
than private control would have cos
in the same difficult period. but, OF
the contrary. has cost considerable,
less,". ,q.,
Mr.. Hines. pointed out that til,
| D.. s. = A' +. - = ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-21

Mrs. Miller,Olson spent: a few
days last week in New London where
she attended the graduation of her
niece. Sylvia, from the High School
at that place. n.
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PRtSTf HOSTE BERNARDO.
HO kONCERTU.

Y poradf um1leckych prvo-
tfidrich rdalosti uspofadan bu-
de dne /. 1nora v Masonic Hall
jiz devaty koncert Bernardiho
snrie, pri kterem vystoupi zna-
menita koloraturni sopranistka
chicazske opery Florence Mac
bethova, spolu celistou Paw
lem Casalsem a pianistou Per
Gym Graingercm. Macbethova
jest prvni kolaraturnl zpevac-
kou, jejiz HAS byl vypest6n v
Americc. Neivetsich uspechG
dosahla ma koncertni ceste spo-
lu S m;nneapolskym symfonic-
k3m orkestrem, "a ktere byla
iedinou solistkou. Podobne
slave v fisi toni test sc ostat-
nj virtuosovt, tax ze koncert Sc
stane znamenitym pozitkem
zdejslho hudbymilovneho ohe-
censtva. e
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UKRADLI PREPADENEMU
RfDIcI TAxICABU AUTO.

Dva muzi byli vGera rano
zatceni, jelikoz vlastnili auto
mobil, ktery NELL witt r.
Cartwrightovi, 1865 vych. So.
ul., ridici the Waite Auto Ii
very Co. Cartwright byl naiat
ably dojel ma vych. "a. ulici a
Trumbull ave. kde ma neho
podniklo pet muzI pravidelny
utok, takze musel stroj opusti-
tt prchnouti. Kdyz Sc po chvi
Il policajtem vratil, auto zmi
zelo, ale nahodou V dolennim
mest6 nalezeno sc zminenym1
dvema muzi, kteri nyni mus
vysvetliti kde a jak Ike stroj
rfisli.
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PROVOLANf!

sObdrzel jsem zadost od
fiditelstva ValeIneho sirot-
6ince pro sirotky po padlych
vojinech a legionafich v Pra
ze, Cechy, v niz Sc appeluie
ma krajany v Americe 0 mi
fodary a financni pomoc, a.
by llstav tento mohl zaopa-
triti aspon 200 sirotkI-cho-
vancu, jak pfi zakladani to-
|toho lidumilneho podniku
|bylo projektovano. Pfitomne
Sc naleza v sirotcinci $50 ST.
rotku po padlych vojfnech a
legionaiich. Kdo chtel by
pfispeti ma 1cel tento, necht'
|zasle aneb pf.inese svIj mi
lodar p. Fr. Metlickovi, 480l.
Reed Ave. Veskere pfispev-
! ky budou pax v casopise XVI
tovany.
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PLYNOVYM ROZHODNU-
TIM NENf SPOKOJENO AMI
MESTO AMI PLYNARNA.

Z nalezu apelacnlho Zdejsl-
no soudu, tykajiciho Sc plyno-
We otazky, odvolal Sc V sobotu
nejen riditel mestskeho prava
Paul Lamb, ale i pravnl "a
stupci The East Ohio Gas Com
pany.
Mesto tvrdi, re plyn "a ce-
nu apelacnim soudem minuly
tyden stanovenou jest dosud
prilis drahym a re soud pre-
hledl jiste dukazy mesta, ktere
byly vylozeny We prospech ply
narny.
Spolecnost pax nenl spokoje
ma rozhodnutim, re by nemela
prava, kteroukoli dobu Zasta-
viii plynovou sluzbu. Dale ce-
ma plynu jest pry stanovena tax
nizko, re pry nikterak nemu-
re Sc vyplaceti kapital, Y pod
niku ulozeny.
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OSUD SLEPE zENY.

Pc jedenatricetiletem man
zelstvi podala jista oslepla ze-
ma ma okresnim soude zalobu
0 rozvod. Vinila muze sveho ia
ko notorickeho pijaka, jenz
vsechny penize utratil, ably he
vel teto neblahe vaSni. Tou dc
bou jest prave We warrensvill-
ske robotarne.
Soudce w. B. Neff dal nebo-
he zene "a pravdu a zakazal
manzeli zenu obtezovati a ma
vstevovati il V iejim stravnim
dome na zapadni strane. Man
zelsky parek omen ma tri do
rostle ditky.
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nasledujfcim pofadu die poctu
odevzdanych hlasd PIP. a da-
nv:
P. Vaclav Svoboda; p. Ema-
nuel Cernohorsky; p. josef
Svec, p. Mat. Papez; p. Josef
Fal; p. Emanuel Fingulfn; p.
Emil Dezort; pani Anna Mula.
lcova; p. Vaclav Honcik; PAM
Frant. Karnosova; pani NATL.
da Rausova; p. Jan Riedl; p
Frank Janousek.
Nahradnfky pax zvoleni. p
Emil Lenc: p. Ferd. Schwartz
p. josef I.orenc; pani Ann:
Mikesova; p. Frant. Merhu
lik.
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gvlfs
MLADf LHARI.

Dva hosi, bratri, jeden 12--
lety a druhy 14-lety, pfisli wee
Ia rano, ndyz byli celou noe ne
zvestni, domii ma vych. 80. ul.
a st. Clair Ave. Byli promrz-
Ii az ma kost a celf hladovi. u
strasene a jejich op6tnym ma
lezenim Ease potesene matce,
ma dotaz, kde ztravili noe, W.
praveli velice romantickou hi
storii, kterak sc prochazeli po
st. Clair ave-, bavfce sc prohli-
zenim vykladnich skfini, kdyz
'pry, kde Sc wal, tn Sc wal, Sc
objevil nejaky fajnovy pan,
jenz je lichotivymi slovy pri-
mel, re S MIN odesli do Gordon
parku, kde je odvedl do tax
zvane "certovy jeskyne", kde
je, ably nemohli uteci, nechal
hlidati strait. Hlidac pry ode
Sci, nacez pry hosi honem po-
spichali doma prave k snida.
mi.
Matka ohlasila dobrodruzstvi
nadejnych dobrodruh1 policii a
dostavivsi sc serzant Charles
Marsh trinacteho precinktu
wal hochy ma paskal, odved'
je do parku, kde oba kapli boz
skou. Udefil ma ne, tn Wy.
slo ma jevo, re oba 81 historku
vymyslili. Chteli v sobotu ma
obrazky, matka jim branila 9
Itu odesli bez dovoleni. Kdy5
pfisli po pfedstaveni dom1, ma.
ISL vsude tmu. Chvili chodil
Ipo okolnich uliclch az sc ko.
necne ulebedili k spanku ns
Ipfedni verande, kde setrval
"a znacneho mrazu az do rama
Marsch matce vse vysvetlil 3
kdyz odchazel, zaslechl jesti
|jak matka oba autory cestova
telskeho romanu IA jejich Wy
nalezavost odmanrje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
"BlLA MYSKA".

Pew. Dram. sbor Ant. Dvo-
rak sehral "a slusne navstevy
V osadni SIM p. Marie Lourd-
ske, Hlavateho "Bilou mysku".
"a .vSeobecne vesele nalady.
Hru fidil p. K. Mezera a rezii
vedl p. JOS. Brozik. Jednotlive
vykony ucinkujicich byly We
lice pekne, ale predstavitele
mensich uloh byli pine na mi
stech svych. Zamestnani byli
vesmes Sc zdarem nasleduji-
clch ulohach:
Jan Jezbera, p. Jaro Kubes; !;
Vlastimir Jezbera, p. FIR. No
vodvorsky; Karel Stransky. p.
JOS. Havlicek; Jiri Krutina, p.
karel Simecek; Johana Vac
kova, jejich bytna, 81. M. Do
stalova; Jan Jezbera, soukrom
mix, otec Januv, p. Jos. Rez-
meek; Marie, jeho dcera, 81.
Anna Sroubova; Vacek, bratr
Johann, p. Jos. Jun; Vorsila,
jeho zena, 81. M. Sroubova; An
ma Kralova, 81. Agnes Kaluso-
va; Svec, p. FIR. Hengenius;
Sevcova zena, slec. Anna Kalu
sova; Krejci, p. JOS. Kubes.
v meziakti sehrany byly pc
kne hudebni skladby a pri po-
zdejsi tanecni zabave panova-
la podobne jako pri divadle ST.
decna zabava. Sbor Ant. Dvo-
rak chysta pro priste prijemne
prekvapeni vypravenim Mary
81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
OTEVRENf FILIALKY OBJ.
CHODU Fly. NYC A PATEk
Ma UNION AVE.

Ably vyhovel eetnym zado-
stem z kruhu kraianskych roz-
siril chvalne znamy reznicky
a uzenafsky zavod PIP. Nyc a
Patek ma Broadway svoii Gin
most ma Union a vych. 1O5. ul,
kde Zfizena byia modern6 W.
pr.vc,la pcbc tka V ktere budc
"a pfcsre cis:oty vyrabeno zna
me oblihene nzaaarske zbozi.
!" sobotu byl irsni prodejni
den, jakes slavnostni zahajeni
ktcry muze byti imeaovan mno
hoslihnym Zacatkem. Snaz:.
vjm kraJantm prejeme mno-
no zdaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23

nasledujicl clenove Omladiny
We, vychodni cast: Emil Haka,
Milada Gephartova. Marie Ko
cianova, Josef Horacek, j. Ma
t6jka, Dorothy Stechova. "In
Quiet Fields, pfednesl p. Fr.
Unger, pfedseda radu Buckeye.
Solo ma klarinet "Serenada"
(Mozkovski), FIR. Matejka,
dopr. 81. Kinkorova, clenove
Omladiny. Solo ma housle "Sou-
venir' (Drdla), Vac. Korda,
dopr. Helen Kinkorpva, cleno-
We Omladiny. Operetta: Rocni
Obdobl', divky 3. Tidy Ceske
Ned6lni Skoly We vychodni ca
sti, We vGdcich rolich En-. Kun
zova, R. Weinerova, S. Hejdu-
kova a E. Zemanova, dop. Fl.
Kinkorova. Zpev: "Matcin Cd
kaz", Omladina We vychodni
strane a veskefi pfitomni. Slo-
va napsal a venoval Omladine
pan Alois Yak.
Slavnost ukoncil predseda
Velkoradu p. Urbanec, jenz pc
dekoval vSem ucinkujicim a o.
becenstvu ia tax velikou ma.
vstevu. Vecer byl pies, jenz ROY
n6z Sc t6sil hojnemu utasten.
stvi.
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VOI.BY DO RIDITELSTVA
cESKE. NARODNf SINE.
MA BROADWAY.

Vcerejsi ned6le konala sc
vyrocnl schIze Patronatu IA
tetne navst6vy. Krone vyfi.
zeni ohvyklych spravnich IL
lezitosii vykorana hyla VOLTA
ITO rfedsiavenstva patrcra.u.
Ryl z5nlc' predselou y. Jos.
Freka, docavadni ptedseda re-
diteistva, IA uSad mistcpSed.
ky povolana panf Arnostka
Bubakova a urad tajemnice
zastAvati bude pi. Cecilie Via
chova.
Do riditelstva byli zvoleni v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
POzAR MA PROSPECT AVE,

Vcerejsi vecerni pozar peti-
patrove Buckeye budovy, zna-
me pod drivejsim jmenem Ten
bush building ma vych. 2. ul.
Prospect ave. privabil velky
pocet zvedavcd. Ohen vznikl
ma druhem patre u The Servi-
ce Electrical Co. a prodral Sc
az do tretiho patra, kde Sc ma
leZajl mistnosti The Block Tai
loring Co., zGstal vSak dix ener
gickemu zakroceni hasicstva
omezeny jen ma tato dive patra.
Skoda zp1sobena dostupuje
vsak nekolika tisic.