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Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES UNrInNIsIIrD

Po,l Est,,o g. D..
- '0' 'O"'
HOUSES UNFINISHED II
ELWOub. f., l4ol--5.raam modern s'.,r-
ire porch, garage, $50 ucr month.
A'H' N.'N ltiU -h't ttHEf zoos,
FOURTH W. els-five-ro house To-
rent f'"Sulab.r, also two, tHry, ana
~. rooms turn shed complete. walking
,.l u.s,'.uV, 'e"a' 'A' d"y 's'ee $3.50
i,t,i.',,,,,.,, ,---. -
,ssn,e. hardwood ugors and earass, 500.
FOR KENT--,f.ct., moi,-1 5...,.,
nous. aud garage. .t7 Is rrura.
FIVE. ROOM ugtgr, tous. ,,,f..- .t....
Grated tul I,rs.r. ,.,.' ".Ja' t
ts,,i5 ,.,....- .''. ~.
srrsrr'I'' IL, ,,.tt' u,i ,"i n'n5'. h'l''n.
or close 10 Phone t8af.R
screened In raar porch. al s6t : tbsy.
enue. price 500 see Runcr. room Ola
AIrN'nder h.dE, ih9no usnse loNi
FOR HENT-F.vc room modern bungalow.
1nIIWgg'i i.grs, garage south side.
..' 's'te '''- ''-'-.----.....
FOR -.IIEbt. room BUNGALOW. new
lF dcunrHf.d throughout, gafUse. Call
,s'Ee t.li-j
FOR NINI--iN rooms and blfh hiq w
Eauuu, rout S55. can Osags 3rst for
agent
FOR Rent. Nttraotlyo now bungalow
OAK iIo'.R' hoseWrut, 2.cnr garage
gh,,.s 'ad 'g1"'''' location ''' per month.
ts,.,,-
Wv "''' '."'"i."'I mouse .eN
..I.Nt i.'"t'I '.' o. MAIN, price ~"
''',,- ",s.,,'' "olI' ,,i' usage t'''
FOR l,ENT4Ia,, r. iios ,.sr.-i- ,-r75,,
''."I''' ''..,' 'h''. '''E" .'s-H
FOR KEN liNc.ruoW modern house,
iNL.} t"'h..9'I want ~ room win
i'l,l 10 'N'hahge Tor rent N25 j..
'.'.' u.
FOR haNI Nc.ro.m. Mgdrn cottage.
-. '.N'''.'. '.'. '''k' s-' -.
aus E Glenn. ruone o-or" e7it-H
FOR EE&r-sIN-rouu. modern house
l'"t S, quincy. $50. Phone osage 35gl.
FCt,r ROOM nogsr n. ,g,s ., Ind.
sy,nu-. $50 p-r month ,oanr 1888
For RTNT .rn.,'.ru.fn house. uo thIiI-
drcn iago W FIRST st.
ron UI.,r-. ,.,.. ,,....,, ,.,,,-i,-,----- i-----,
Gsnee ias4.
Egf, yf.>.r --,,, 60, s..,..,. ,--- To-
~, ,S,,,cN,l..., ''uY l-nl' car 'ln.'
srmi. modern. $40 C8Ii f.Ib,tt.r os,go
1880.
FOR KENT-Thrce rooms modern. $40.
FOR RENT Iour-rGom house. gooi we'll
two hluaka south Of Bruupr station ON
Sands springs car line Call Osuge 6997.
FINS. n. a8ao--F0r rent. .rnoiu dupigX.
newly decorated 0s,rc fa1e'I
iSIVI-R6CU lrr,,,T-,,y isio IL Ct,
torrth. mica yEb nor rpopth can Cct,,
2OgG
ron DrS,r- -Fo,,,. .,c,,, hc,,.o h.i, -,
dUr'aN errerrcG-,, rn,g" r'1ssrn ' a.!
s rockford osars 's.A7
,,,z,, ,,,.,,.,, ----,,
careful men, 10 move. pack or stors
ssnyIR,hE' iong distance mHvlng, ana
ifV1Sros "h1THr.,,Er,t, 'ttvo,,a,,,y,. N''J S.o
es4q' cedar 2sl4 Ask tnr fTss stoT"ee
plan
rage. sleap,ng norrb' newly dcrnrptei
ycry cool prJ jcsir,tre ,Is,e Il, NOT
era1ccs rc1ufrcI pb.Ic GgYgc ta7N
Cc5a- - s,,e i'''-'oo'' o'"s"'o"' i"o"e
FOit hLN LNI--siN-room COTTAGE close In
Phone Osnge 22O2 or Osnge s362.h.
HODGE, T. Four-room duplex and
garage Usage $50.
HALE OF lO-room dupiex: nicely deco
rated; built-in cabinet: good well
water; nice neighbofhood; close in. 2li
>. r Ilsco. 0sate .. III. -J.
IT'S YOUR MOVE NEAT--Joe Hodges
Transfer. mgEiuE md atOraEe. Pack
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OKI NnOMA


90 ACRE FARM fur sale cheap for cash,
or would trade; VIII take iiEht car and
Hum, cash some terms See !. w..
uany 52l2 u, rlrh ST., Tulsa. Oda.
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HOME AND AN INCOME

homo and ilttia pihos 10 rent be
sides. This property consists ~ n g.
room. Htrictly modern dwelling. on
pavement IN Irving place. lot hAIliO.
THIS HON. is conpiets with oak floors.
tiled bath. French doors and other AZ
tractive features AGAR garage, then
there Is the 2-ropm cottage on tho -
ira lot that is always good Tor |.O
por month rental. For this property
with practically two lots two houses.
2-cAr garage. We hrs authorized O. take
$3.50 with 81 600 down and balance
monthly. We believe this Is a very eH-
cept.onhl price.
WARREN q 1ZZArD
Tulsa4 Livest Agency
s0j BllEs Bldg cedar $3.50
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MANIEn-.MrAI rsINrE

HAVE CUSTOMER for or Broom,
modern bungalow, any location, want
something with iuSt Rs low down
payment rs possible ana convenient
monthly iurinllmentH. who mas this
house1 We have the buyer; lets no.
Warren A. ty1ard. Tulsa'A llycst Ngen-
Cv Cedar 99sl
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CotoHNDo
MISSOURI

ron SNIE-N f.ai ftult. Krain and dairy
farm 600 acres. write owner. Ihls.
rlostrr Ns.7hp, No. r. " 2, Dor 30.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
ANOTHER W|lLLMAR
CASE 81. !.

1t Proves That There's Way Out
for Many Suffering Willmar Folks.
Just another report Of a case in
Willmar. Another typical case. Kid
:ney ailments relieved in Willmar
with Doan's Kidney Pills.
H.. T Thostenson, stationary en-
gineer, I21 8 Campbell Ave, Will
mar, says: Several years ago I had
an attack Of kidney trouble. When
working, my back gave me pain, es-
peciany when Ismade a sudden move.
] was working for the railroad COM
2pany at the time and being exposed
to all kinds Of weather made the
trouble worse. 81 NY kidneys didn't
act regularly and I became, dizzy.
Doan's Kidney Pills were recommend
ed to me and | bought two boxes at
Carlson Bros Drug Store. After u.s.
ing them, the trouble left me-
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a>kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-thes same that
Mr.. Thostenson had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, NJ Y.-4Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
COLFAX

Il Dec. Mrs. John Berquist and
daughter Hazel spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Kolset at
Minneapolis. Mrs. Kolset is dau-
ghter of Mrs. Berquist.
Carol Wohleen arrived from Ell
gin, ILL.,, recently where he is en-
.ployed to visit his folks here. -
+ Ottilia Vigen spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Minneapolis. =
= Evangelist John Nelson of St,
Paul held.sa series of meetings IN
different homes here last week. :
i Agnes Anderson, teacher in Dist
rict 10, spent. Thanksgiving vacation
at: her home in Willmar. +.
Engeline Dahlberg and Lula Fin
stad who attend high school at Broot.
en-, spent Thanksgiving at their res.
pective homes here.
Miss Mabel Lundgren returned
home from visit at minneapolis. last
week. \ Il " II %%s
/ !, The Arthur Anderson family who
has rented the August Lundgrer
farm the past two years, moved on 9
/ farm near Belgrade to make their flu
ture home last week. Carl Larson
has taken charge of the farm vacat
ed by them.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06

,J 80 .
relatives. s5s5 s5%
party was held at the: Jake Dam
hof home thanksgiving evening and
all report q good time. 5s 81 '+ssz 81 y
Henry Liebits Of Pease is visiting
his relatives here. IN ss.. ,.$ I IN III
33ss Miss Carlson left for her home in
Hector Wednesday where she will
spend Thanksgiving. &s.@.s:.a S. i
81 The Misses Laura Van den Einde,
F l'sr' 'ti DONNA .1m,1 and Nancy Vos were
entertained at the VIM. Damhof home
Sunday night .r@. - 4 s=.s
The Zuidema family visited the
A'55Knoll home Friday night. .s.;.::
.{# Ben Dykema's, chicken coop blew
over during the hard wind storm son
Thanksgiving afternoon. .<. j
E# Mrs. VIM. Poelstra and daughter
Katherine of Lafayette, Ind, are Wis
ting with her sister, Mrs. M. -Kohrs.
81 The N. Dykema family was enter
tanned at the H. Bruggers' home Sat
urday evening. ' .lS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06

Si
beginning ION e 233 8. off
Sec. line, thence s. 81 ft., Vests15O
3 3 IT, z. SO Fl. Is. begin
iln,ing Block Thorpe 8 Lien s add.
& I'LL Ii ssSs
Nov. s2o. Ja1mer u. Jyquist and and
wife to N. inniifr ddiison part 81
Of lot p (same as aboYs) S I!
sssN ov. 2O.Sss: & Ninni fred: Madison
and husband .to John Burneyik;
part Lot 2, Block Thorpe s.
Liens add. 4. i. s.s. 81 5s:z
-: Albert ' Peterson i !; and d
wife to Peter. Swenson Lot q of
Blk. rs. ST. 81 ::.= /: .;sSSs.
81 81, Nov. 20. WI. Rudd and wife to
Andrew C. Ruddy; Lots 4 ), 5, 6, 81
and 8, except strip 33.ft. wide. Block
a24. Second adds 3 s y: !
Nov Is. Anna Hanscon and hus-
band to Christine T orsberg; part*of
Lots IS and IA: com: Son. NE cofner
ofsLot IA, thence S. along. g. Tine ST
14sand 1855 #; W. IS #. thence N.
and parable with !. line to-. Milne
oh Lot ID, thence E. to beginning:
Block. 48. $500. w.. L. r.; s sEsssss
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:,, . ". !: q 49, ~, T.
i. WING

dent for the lbs us ociiefy for the Coun-
;trYs Welfare, = Gustave Eide is fin
;ancial and corresponding secretary,
and; Miss Petrie Thorson, Treasurer.
# 8: Lillian Thorson who is attending
the teachers college Of St. Cloud ar
rived home last Wednesday for her
thanksgiving vacation. S ~
A 1pnnpang of !: young girls were
Sunny Hill callers Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 26th. - :e. b :tzz.. -. ~
81. Florence; Christianson, who is at
tending thesss Paynesyille high school,
spent Saturday and Sunday IA, her
home here : z:. IL ss.:S. 81
+ BernicshJ acobsonswho5 has been
Yisitingst home for some TIME left
fof Minisapolis last Friday. She was
acc ompanied BY her cousin, Alice ia
'cobson They. are both employed in
Minneapolis S =
.Nels Peterson ~ of New London ar
rived Of, K. ]. .Thorson's last Sunday
and spentsthe day. q a. III. - <ssfs$?25
Miss E6e Hanson, teacher in Dist.
80, closed her school lasfsW ednesday
for the Thanksgiving vacation. She
spent her, vacation at her home south
of Atwater. r ~r1
Asurprise was, given last Sunday
on Rev. IA. NJ. Lunde at the Zion
church. Entertainments were served
in the church parlors for the large
cro1ud ,,rr.n,sa,as It x.
Dagmar Nepsund, a daughter of
Leonard Nepgund, had the misfort-
une.of stepping on a nail last week
which eaueed her much pain.
The;.thool social in Dist.s66 which
was sas p6astlpSoned on account of rain
and bad roads: was held last Tuesday
evening. y A large crowd was on hand
Mrs! Leonard :Nepsund was. a: New
Lond on caller, on M onday. She Wis
tied her adaughter Alma who is en-
pfoyed there. S@,l<'F2a: :ss's ,ssEE's1{fo# roWcs
The congregation Of the ;Nordland
church met last Tuesday IN the
church for their yearly business meet
iKg. Officers were elected and; 9TH
a business matters attended to. SO
Esther Christi Wiolaf Ander+
ybn and Jennie johnson came home
Is spend their T Thanksgiving lsvaca-
ton They are attending the teach
ersI college at ST. Cloud. i:A~z = Il ~
T Regina Downeyswho teaches school
near st. Cloud arrived home for the
Thanksgiving vacation.s" - fz'&.
Mrs. Christ Nelson and her broth
er, Melvin Graveyard visited at Mar
tin Hanson's on Sunday. -
{ Jennie Storlie who is attending
school at Willmar came home last
Wednesday for few days vacation.
r. A number of relatives and friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hanson ga
thered at their home last Sunday. The
afternoon was spent in social way.
4 Mrs H. A. c. Hanson called on
Mrs. S. O. Susag last Wednesday on
her way ito Paynesville. 5,:*:sf.'' q &
r: Anna Nepsund who; is attending
the Paynesville high school visited
at home, last week during vacation. !
Mr.. and Mrs. .P.,1J. Jacobson and
I =
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b ball q Friday evening Dec. 9Th, com
'm Et at S Q b a. The menu
VII consist of. Chicken pit, roast
beef mashed potat oes.l aid OFF sal
ed, white rolls, graham brea celery,
pickles, .co okies,s cake, piie and coffee:
;35} centAS PEI. plate for adults and IS
cents orthil dren. fter supper there
WILDE Is sale of- fancy articles.
....| ZION. .LUTAERAN CHURCH
Rev. An Lunde, pastor ...a' ~
Isl, Sunday school at 70 e. i. !. ].
. "a dies Aid serves lunch at the an
nex Wednesday, Dec: 9Th. y. =
ID: iti x * 4 x s. I. Sss
|:|| SWEDISH LUTHERAN t.;;...
Rev. a. r. Aim pastor 80 S..
::sE Sunday school at 1Osa. n. $i:s.=ss
S.; No services. s, zZss.:5 5.s :,
IS Ladies' AidsWil serve lunch in the
church basement. Friday, Dec. 10Th,
So The saffterno on and evening. y ;!
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family were entertained at the Ne
dolph Nelson home On Than sgWiines5

family were ente rtained at the Ne
dolph Nelson home On Thank sgN;iinne.
day. Il. "a.
MRS. Olof Christianson sssand son
Kennel 81 outlo ok, Canada, arr /, s..
ed il Paynesville last Wednesday e.
visit with NE. and Mrs. M. A. Chris:
tianson for some time. 5s z.5 ST.
Myrtle Hanson who is employed in
Minneapolis came home last Wednes-
day TO visit for some time. s* S.SS -. Il.
81 he, congregation of the Free Mis-
sion church shipped chickens and 9th
er food stuffs to Mary Angos mission
il Minneapolis for Thanksgiving.
The Thanksgiving dinner was ser ser.
we'd in the Nordland church on last
Thursday. i: !, q;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson and
children Of St. Paul arrived last We'd
nesday eveningsto spend Thanksgiv-
ing with the CsC hristianson family.
They left for their home on Satur-
day afternoon, making the. trip by
car. EG >, :
| ~ a. j. IhOrson was a New London
caller last Friday. =
Arthur Christianson and Alfred
Nelson were Paynesville callers on;
Friday forenoon. ~ =
y. Emma Christianson who is taking
up nursing at the Willmar Hospital,
visited at: her home two days last
week. u. :F!n
:, The Society Of the Country's Wei
fare, which O. B. Thorson canvassed
for last week, works against demon
alizing influences of the moving pie
ture shows, theatres, pool halls, dan
Ices, Sunday work and other social
evils. x 4
Lena Nelson's. teacher in Dist. "a,
spent her Thanksgiving vacation with
Mr.. andSMrs. Peter J.sSunde. !;
Ditmara horson left for Minneap-
oils last Wednesday evening to visit
with relatives He: returned ON Sum
day evening. !
!, Mrs: Ole Nelson had the misfortune
Of slipping and spraining her back on
Thanlksgfying evening. DR.. xSandven
fsPaynesvilles was called. we hope
for her speedy recovery: a
The Fred Larson family is quar-
antined for. scarlet f2ver at the
present time. So So"
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Jacobson were
entertained at the H. A. Hendricks
home last Sunday evening. ! .&s.
The Ladies Aid of the Zion church
will meet on Dec. 14th at the home
of Mrs. Gilbert Peders. All are well
come. a.. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Simonson of
Cokato. were entertained at the ST.
monson home in New London" FOR
Thanksgiving; dinner and at K. y.
Tl|horson's fol-, supper. They left :folr:
| their home on suhday = evening: =.
The sPeder Nepsdnd family and
Mrs--rS.*Q Susag were entertained at
dinner at H. A. Hendricks and also
luncheon last Sunday. =. >'>>' T., } -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
When You Are Constituted

To insure a healthy action of the
bowels and correct disorders of the
liver, take two of Chamberlain Tab
let's Immediately after supper. They
will not only cause a gentle move
ment of the bowels, without unpleas-
ant effects, but Danish that dull, stu
pid feeling, that often acconplishes
constipation.-Adv. ~ FIX s. cc
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
CONSULTED. SPECIALISTS

Mr. ard Mrs. W. =. Peterson. re:
turned *on Tuesday evening Of last
week from Minneapolis with their
danshtef Mildred where they e
beeftm past week in consulted "a
withsa specialist regarding Mildfed's
health She is very much improved
and hopessto be able to start school
after the holidays. >s.>: It'll, :. '.,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
.9.RjOSiEL.ANDj!...

Dec. 1.-The. ladies aid held their
sale Tuesday evening III the church
E Ms: 4. poo ,,:tii,,,;; and son Floyd
visited her parental q home "a fey Y :, days
Mrs. Hoeistfa, Mrs! becker te:tk:s and
Miss Serena Damhof, left for Pease
and MeGrath where they will visit
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06
E:1A ! ! \ n

fssSDec. 3-COnradS IhOrS0n and Geo..
Peterson, unloaded a car Of coal for
the creamery the first of the week E..
II Benjamin Andersonsof Irving.
e New London caller Between trains
On Saturday. :: S., IT N, 49,
!. Lois Payne returned to school Wed
Enesday after being absent from the
school sch two days 9 naccount Of q sew
ere cold. -. .~:= I'LL z :.:f -.,
{ Mr.. and Mrs, John Jones called at
the Charley Johns home Monday. :
! Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Payne and dau-
ghters were: entertained at the r. N.
Gesell home fpr dinner Sunday. E..
Those who. were neither absent or
tardy, during the: month Of, Novem-
Der in Dist. :15,were: Lucille Johns.
Pl1earle Peterson, Robert Norris, Har-
old, Norris. .Myrl elch, Lorraine Pei,
key and Lavina Nelson. =. ~ zszz =,
+ Moses !Chevelier who has; been
working on the state road skaa5:coinal--
pleted his work and leftTW Wednesday
afternoon in his car for*his home in
.Willmar~ so as to spend thanksgiving
with his family.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Sava Pelkey of New
London spent Saturday evening at
the E: J. Hood home, <.:-,
A. B. Norris received car of coal
the first Of the week which was sold
out to different parties from the car.
A dancing club has been organized
here and will give, their: dances the
fl ieS1l and third Fridays Of each month
at the IT, town hall 9,,,> .,.,
Jennie Jones. has, finished her
work at, the Ed Gale home ID Pay
nesyiille and viii soon. begin work at
1.-The Charley Johns home. .><S1,: :, :,
Mr.. and MRS. Lester Blakely left
Monday for, South Haven. in response
TO the b message that Mrs. Tarier, nee
M1aaggy: Blakelly, has passed away On
Sunday. The, funeral was held at
that place Tuesday, She. was a, daugh-
Mt; and ?s4 Mrs: Crawford Blake ii
Es sal]l, Pyef: left IS lis .::j Rome ii
M1tilnhSap olis Friday in response to a
TELEGRAM t'el Is IS come 81 home # once: His
grand mother whom. he has been max
| iinglhlis home with since his mothers
death, has been sick. :: -. <,,,. Y
Julius: Sandeen Of Isle who has
been working for Olson and Carlson
on the state road left Wednesday
for his home. ,464.faga.. "; 49, !
Benjamin Anderson was a New
London caller between trains on Sat
urday.. - o. ..:..,
Claude Rasmussen of Willmar Wis.
tied at the E. P. WEIGH home the last
of the week. - s2
Mrs. Almon Coffaa of New: EffinE-
ton, S. D, is visiting with her broth.
ssfat this place. r. .,.~.. T.@.s i ~;
4: i Hood made !, a business trip
tezW illmars: Saturday. He is fixing UP
HIS tore bun ding recently vacated BY
the bank and will go into business
there. He, expects to be. ready =fo1
customers the coming week.
M: and Mrs. J. T, Jones and son
David spent Sunday evening at the
EE. F We1ch home. ..ss-$. =. !:
thT trE:r IT, s.a~,- r. 6H;.-s9t;r ..G.
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Wind Damages School Building

=. & Is " II: - 9e'1o' 15u 81
= The terrific wind which swept over
the country last Thursday caused 4
considerable: damage to: the roof Of
the spicer. school building. The adj
juster for the Tornado and. Cyclone
Insurance Co. wasshere on Saturday:
The carpenters and brick layers. are
now hard at work. + repairing The
building. u. \ -: FL &, {
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-06

: =: Presbyterian Bazaar ss s s7s.z 81
= The. Ladies Aid Of the Spicer Pres
byterian church will give their an
nual sale and supper at the M. w. a..
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Al. HOSPITAL

ss GA Peterson Of AtWater Route
6 thru the efforts Of the local Amer
icanSL egion Post has been entered as
patient at the Base Hospital No:
68 at Minneapolis for treatm tent. /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14

Vcera kol jedne hodiny od-
poledne skonala v kruzich ce-
skych a zejmena damskych
chyalne znana porodni babic-
ka pi. Bozena Vasakova, jez
20 dlouha leta bydlela We SVEN
dtulnem dome I. 1888 vych.
48. ul., roh Barkwill Ave. Ze-
snula byla rozenJa v Praze v
Cechach pred So lety dlela
" .Americe So rokd. Nalezela
k spolku sv. Anezky a k Sbo.
ru Clewelandske Obcanky. Po-
hreb bude vypraven z pohrob.
nickeho listavu p. Ant. Nosek
ia Synove MAJ hrbitov Wood.
landsky. 'Zemfela pani byla
radna a rozsafna zena a We
lsvem povolanl velmi oblibena
Zanechava zde syna dceru a
|veliky kruh pratel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14
WRATH Sc WILSON, DO PO.
LllIN.1! AMa ~,

New York, 13. prosince. Po-
znamky, ze driyejsi president
Wilson hodla Sc Gimme venova-
ii politice, byly slysany 'dnes,
:kdyz oznameno, zel jeho pray-
'nicke. spolecenstvo s drlvejsfm
sekretarem' statu Bainbridgem
.Colbym skoncl 81. .iprosince.
"Nasledkem staleho. zlepsova-
nj Sc zdravi Wilsonova v po-
lslednich nekolikaa. mesfcfch,
on opetne e.venuje, nozornost
.vecem, jez davno jej yabilyr a
,jichz ddlezitost nelze ami mad
sazovati, pravf sc v oznameni
vydanem Colbym. Toto ozna-
meni q ia. okolnost,. ze zdraYi
Wilsonovo Sc ,kvapem lepsf q
jeho zajem4 v nedamych de-
mokratickych vftezstvfch, json
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14
DALSf PREDNASKY P. ].
HAVRANKA VYDANY
.TISKEM. ..

Prednaskove serie proslovo-
vane v Besidkach Ceske Narod
nj Sine ma Broadway jednate-
lem Ustredny Amer. Mar. Sdru
zeni CechoslovakI p. Jozou
Havrankem vysly daisi cisla 3.
a =. Pojednavajf vystiznym
zpdsobem o nam6tu "Vyvoj ma
bozenskych pomerd ceskych"
prynejsi cd nejstarsich dob az
po ceskou reforsllaci a druhd
venovana jest obdobi husitske-
mu a ceskobratykemu. Oba
spisky nejen obsahove. ale
pnmSrnou laci 1Oc, odporucuje
me zejn1ena k hromadnemu
rozsifovani v ,nasich pokroko.
vych organisacich. X dostan
jsou v dfado7i6 4939 Broad.
way, Cleveland. O., jakoz i
nedelnich prednaskach u auto
ra samotneho. 'T
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14
LOUPEz MA BANCE
v LORAIN.

Lorain, o., 13. prosince. =
Osamoceny ibandita prepaid
Foreign Exchange banku a
preplav. ,jednatelstyf zde dnes
vecer a. ukoristil $50. Muz,
zakqkleny, vessel do zminene
agentury 81 v z hod. dnes We
Ger, tasil revolver a naridil ma
jiteli, Josefu Svetovi a jeho
manzelce, ably zdvihli ruce.
PAX shrabl $50 a vycouval ven
stale mire revolverem. Agen-
tura jest umistena v els. 1882
vych. 20. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14
PozARNf PoPLAcH We
SKOLE.

Y Harvard Skole ma vych.
II. VI. a Harvard ave. vypukl
vcera We sklepe phen, &tery "a
cas- zpozoroval skolnik Jan Zin
chalk, jenz ihned vydal popla-
sny signal. Ma 900 skolnfch
dftek bylo paksz ucebnic wye
demo, V dobe "a minutu a pull a
sice v takov6m poradku a xii
du, ,ze ditky Sc domnfvaly, ze
dele Sc ppplach jen ma zkou-
sku. Teprve pfijlzdejici ha-
.sici je pravem ohni presved-
scili. Ohen byl zahy zdolan a
"a Is minut 'byly ditky Ease We
svetnicich zp3t. Skoda zpdso.
bena obnasi jen $25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14
BUD BUDE PAN PRESIDENT
STANLEY MA KARACH TO-
PITT, ANER PUJDE DO
KALABUSU. s

Ma pana presidenta cleve-|
landskych poulGnfch drah,. il
J. Stanleye ceka pryldnes .,od-|
poledne '.basa', nebudou-lil
ponlicnf kary jak nalezi vy-|
topeny. Slibuje talk okresni|
zalobce Ed. Stanton a, vcerej-
81 jeho hrozby nejsou nikterak
prvnlmi, mnsil Sc ,stohoto dra-1
stickeho prostredku uchopiti "
dobe, kdy zacal pop1ve trochul
drsn6ji profukoNati chladny.
severak.s Spolecnost pravi, ze
topi dost a dust, cemuz ale ma
polo zmrzli pasaz EFF nechtf We
fiti d proto dnes jake zvlastni
komise budou ma trate, odkud
pfichazf nejvice stlznosti, W.
slani asistent zalobc1vs Cassf-
dy okresnim detektivem Do
ranem, ably Sc 1nakave presved
Gill co ma zalobach je pravdy.
Cassidy pax pry ma pmou moe
shleda-li re. We vozich jest III
ma, Timed p. presidenta zatk-
nouti, ne srlad proto, ze sam
zapomnel do ,kameh pfiloziti,
ale ze jako nejvyssf 1rednfk
ma dohlednouti, ably zdravi &c
stujiclch nebylo ohrozovano q
to tim splse, ze Sc mu jiz jed
nou dostalo podobne vystraI
ny.
| Kdyz Sc president 0 techtc
pro nej talk malo vabnych w
hlidkach dozvedel, postal Ia
Ilobce Stantona Ike vsem Ger
Itdm, kde by Sc zajiste ohra
Ijalk Sc patti a soucasne sc Wy
slovil, ze urady jdou v horli
| I~es+i esssi pEiHs HIS aaleAe assl lie,
| Zatcen by byl die statnfht
lzakona, die ktereho ma spoiled
most vagony cd 1. listopadu d.
/. dubna vytajpeti. Doufame
lie nase ctenafstvo nikteral
nebpde mlti strachu, ze "a pri
padneho zatceni snad pan pre-
1sident Stanley We vezeni shni
lie, nebot' nadarmo Sc nerika
re 'vrana vrane oci nevyklove'
a vsechny ty hrozby zalaren
lcpi tax trochu dem'agogii.
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