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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-27

la. kterak bude jeji sdeleni
|pfiiato, "ze byIy kvetiny GER
stVejsi, nezli bylo lie Sc nadi-
ii. Kdyby Sc mne byl tehdy
nekdo ptal, co 0 tom soudim,
byla bych fekla, ze byly kveti-
ny teprve pred tydnem utrze-
ny, a Mrs. Grantova lezela jiz
diva mesice V horecce."
Tote zvlastni!" zvolal dok-
tor. "a pozorovaIa .iste n6kdy
re hrabenka Sc snazi profile
dati obsah vacku?"
me, nikdy, pane doktore.
"Ani yam nebylo napadno
ieji pocinani?"
Osetrovatelka chvili uvazo-
vala, "Toliko jednou, pane
doktore,' odpoyedela; "bylo to
Il vecer, l-dyz isem odesla do
vesnice. :, n-sejic sc, potkala
.isem hrabenku prede dvermi
pokoje, V nemz lezela Mrs.
Grantoya, tenkrat smala Sc tax
podivn6, iako by sc il bylo ci-
81 velmi radostneho piihodilo.
To Sc stale onoho VeGera, kdy
nemocna tax tvrde spala, jake
by il byl nekdo primlsil do le-
ku cosi spani.
lode mne nic podobneho ne
obdrzela," odvetil lekar. "Te-
dy soudlte, ze jeji spanek ne
byl pfirozeny?"
"Ovsem, spala tax peyne,
jako po leku opiovem. Zda Sc
mi, re jsem to take pripomne-
la lordovi.'
con prisel tehoz vecera K
nemocne?"
DR.. Fletcher nevyzvidal da-
le; Jest presvedcen, ze lord
Clifie neni We spojenl Sc zmi-
zenlm listin; toliko Clarisa ma
Y teto okolnosti ruku.
Jakmlle SIC vratil domu, w
hledal Huberta i sd6lil MIN,
co zvedel, nebot' mel ia to, re
musi pravy dedic uslyseti pra-
vdu V celem rozsahu. "Neni
pochybnosti, re vase sestrenice
odcizila listiny," konci zprayu !;
"nez kterak to dok kaleme? ~
Rovnez netreba pochyboyati,
ze papirv znicila, sotva SO lieh
zmocnila. Vezte, ze jest prl-
lis opatrna, nez ably je precho-
Vavala; ie to had, ienz mas yse
chny prelstil!" !"
Hubert neodpoved6l 4 smu-
the sklonil hlavu. Go jest mu
I'd techto okolnosti platna il
stota, re jest zakonitym dedi-
mem ujcovym?
(Pokracovani.)
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Hodlate-li 81 zaopatrlti novy
plast' neujde jiste tento tvar
vasl laskave pozornosti. Jest We
lice vzhledny a pri tom prakti-
cky. Jest vlnene jersey latky
kabatove lehci vahy, podsity
krepem neb satenem, ale od-
lisne barvy. PlaSt' hodi sc K
noseni ia kazdeho pocasi. Hlav
III ozdobou jsou velko knoflI-
Ky S pekne obsitymi dirkami.
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E. 131. ULICE u Miles Ave.
name krasny cihlovy maietek
hodici Sc pro jednu velkou ro-
dinu, neb dve male rodiny. Y
dole jsou 4 svetnice, koupelna
a zachod, nahore 4 syetnice a
zachod. Majetek je cenny
tim. ze mono pristavGti do
predu story, neb je Y obchod-
MIN stredu. Cena je $4,000 a
byl odhadnut $4,000 vice. Po-
staci mala castka. The Atlas
Finance Co., 545i Broadway.
Haste SO ia /. Stukbauera.
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ZVLASTNI PRiLEZITOST.

Proda Sc obchodni misto ma
Broadway, pozemek prucelni
sc streyicu, delky 100 str. stor
je "A pfi 81 str. najem prime
Sc $50 mesicne. Zada Sc ho-
tove $4,000, ostatni ma 6 proc.
aneb Sc prime ma splatku jed
norodinny dunn V Corlett. Biz
ST sdeli J. A. Strnad Realty
Service, 1908 Miles Ave. Tel
Broadway 1909 3-2S
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Preset ho strach.

"Pamatujte 81, Plskacku, ko-
ralka je d'abluv napoj.
"A vidite, velebny pane, to
Jsem rad. Ze to ted vim u Sc
nebudu bat pekla, kdyz tam
mali certi koralku
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nina Sc ma osoby, ktere widely
Mrs. Grantovou V nemoci; by
la to Adela, osetroVatelka, hra-
benka de RoubaiXova lord
Cliffe. Prvni jest povznesena
mad VeSkero podezTeni; druha
nemela nejmenSi priciny ku
kradezi, oStatne Znal il do
ktor jako zenu poctivou a V
kazdem ohledu spolehlivou
zbyva tedy jen Clarisa a lord
Cliffe: "Clarisa! Ano, jen
ia to ucinila!' zvolal V rozci-
leni. Jest vseho schopna, co
Sc hodi k provedeni jeji Fanny
| Islu! VSemohouci boze! Co Sc
stane, znitila-li tyto listiny?'
L6kar onemel leknutim. =
Znicila-li hrabenka dulezite Ii
stiny, jest vSechno ztraceno,
nebot' pouha vypoved' zeny,
ktera byla ma silnici nalezena
a il Sc lord Cliffe milosrden-
IStvi ujal, nemela pred soudem
Ivyznamu a to tim vice, an ko-
stel = podle jeji vlastni Wy
povedi = V nemz byl Alex
Cliffe oddan, shorel pred mno-
ha lety Sc sakristil VSemi
knihami.
V tomt take napadlo Flet-
chera, re Clarisa piejala vice
opatroVani nemocne, re Sc to-
Imu tehdy nemalo obdivoval =
AM rozpomnel Sc, re kdysi "a
dala k ukojeni bolesti lauda-
inum nepochyboval, nyni, k
cemu no pouzila. ''Pujdu, a.
bych patral dale" pravil Mrs.
Grantove, jez posud neVzpama
tovala Sc re prekvapeni; va
! tim zachoveite vSem, co lste
mi rekla, nejprisneiSi mlceni.' >
Nemocna ochotne 10 slibila,
a starV lekaT odeSel re Cliffe
Courtu. by neprodlene navsti-
vii zenu, ktera osetfovala Mrs.
Grantovou, i nalezl il st'ast-
lnou nahodou donna. Rad
bych Sc vas optal, co sc delo "a
vasi pritomnosti ma Cliff Cour-
| tu,' pocal, sotVa ocitl Sc llz-
! be. "Vite-li kdo mimo vas do
chazel k nemocne?'
"Miss LesteroVa a hrabenka
de RoubaiXova, > odVetila zena
bez rozmySleni.
"A nikdo jiny?"
Osetrovatelka zavrtela hla-
YOU. "Pokud vim, nikdo, pa
ne doktore,' odvetila. Lee
pfece, jednou tam byl nekolik
minut lord Cliffe.'
Go tam cinil?"
Zena vypravela uprlmne,
kterak neboztik lord dal vacek
otevliti a nalezl nem kveti-
ny.
Kdyz dopovedela, optal So
Or. Fletcher: "Vite iiste, re
nebylo We vacku nizadnych IL
stin2"
"Docela jiste,' tvrdl oSetro-
yatelka, "tusim. ze / lord hle-
dial V mem listiny; byl velml
sklaman, an poznal, co jest We
Tacku. Take jsenl pozoroVala,
pane doktore, pokracuje po-
nekud vahave. 1ako bv nevede-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-27

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE
pekny majetek na Broad
way S obydelni budovou a
pozemkem so str. V pruceli
a 128 str. hloubky. Naleza
Sc bllze "Sveta" a mattel
no prodava, ponevadz delsi
dobu V Clevelandu nezije a
da jej tudlz lacino. Blizsi
lnformace poda p. Petr
Slach, ufednlk na Broad
way Banku, Broadway, pro
ii vych. 55. ul. 4-22
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Oh, je!

''Povez mi jednou, milacku,
proc sis mne vlastne wal"
"Vidis, to Sc mne ptajl vsi-
chni.'
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PRODA Sc

PRoDA Sc dun 9ti poko-
ilch, plyn, elektrika, velky lot
bll-e Clark Ave. 4 zap. is IA.
Haste Sc \ els. 500 w. As. al.
Agents Sc vylucuii. 3-31
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D K O B N E
O Z N A M K Y
PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc divka na domaci
praci, ktera Sc domluvi bud ne
mecky neb anglicky. Haste Sc
V els. 1874 Elwood Rd. Tel. Ed
dy 7l15 nj. Vezmete Euclid E..
140. karu. 3-29
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt / po-
koiich, koupelna. elektrika a
jine zarlzeni. Najem $50 me-
slcne. Necht' Sc hlasi bezdetni
manzele aneb jednlm dltkem
V {. 12501 Gay Ave. bllze Corr
lett skoly. 3-29
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JSOu Velml bohatl q pySnl, a
proto pry nepsala tom ami
stryci, ami tetG, jiz Sc domni-
vail, re je pouZe vychovatel-
kou V Melbournu. Toto taiem-
stvi tisnilo mladou chot' veli-
ce, nicmene byla sv6mu choti
oddana takovou laskou, ze kaz
de sebe nepatrn6jsi prani je-
no bylo il rozkazem, q protoze
necht6la, bychom Sc kdy zmi-
nily dopise o jejim snathu,
neucinily jsme toho.
Po case pTibyl Daise chla-
pee, ienz byl no krtu nazvan
Hubert. Brzy potom dostalo
Sc Julii nabidnuti k snatku cd
jisteho farmare, jenz bydlel
dcsti daleko cd fanny Cliffo-
Wy; sestra prijala nabidnutl a
stala Sc jeho monzelkou. X
jeil domluve odeSla jsem n
do noveho domova, a kdyz
isme po nekolika m6slclch ste
hovaly Sc dale, zapomneiy Jsme
Ma Daisu jellho muze. Tepr-
We "a nelkolik let zvedely jsme,
re Daisa brzy 30 nasem od-
chodu podlehla suchG zimnici
a re jeji manzel pc dvou neb
trech letech zemrel. To byia
poslednl west, ktere Sc nam
od nj dostalo.
Zivot mas byl trpky, mama
havy; nemely jsme kdy stara-
ii Sc o cizi veci, zvlast6 po smr-
ii manzela Juliina, any lsme
byly nucena samy obstaravati
farmu. Lee nejt6zsi zkouSka
mas stihla pred dv6ma lety,
kdy mole sestra onemocnela :;
nebot' fanny byl uzitek pfi-
lis nepatrny, a nemely isme u
spor ami ptitele, ienz by nam
byl prispel.
Vedela isem Sice od pocatksl
re ma Julie malo nad6je na
uZdraveni. nicmene lekla lsem
Sc ve'ice, kdyz mne jednou V
noci, sotva jsem unaVenlm u
snula, nahle probudila. Este
70, pravila chvejlc Sc, "citim,
re umru, nezli vSak zamhou-
rim oci IA veky, muslin sve-
domi svemu odlehciti, muslin
svaIiti neho tlzi, ktera mne
rdousf ode mnoha let. Slys,
ESterol Chybila jsem Velice !;
lee pravl sc, re Buh odpouStl
hflchy, jichz na smrtelnem To-
Ii litujeme, nemohu odeiitl Sc
sveta, pokud tisni hrIch dusi
mou. Neil isem te probudila,
videla isem j Y rubaSi pred
sebou, videla jsem tn. kterou
isem tax velice nenavid6la Il
tax vel1on krlvdVu ucinila. PHI
sIa, by mne zavolala pred Vec-
nGho soudce. Ale svoie tajem
stVl nesmim witt IA omen sVet
- mas zvedeti, k eemu mne
demon pomsty svedl. Sverim
sc ii Sc vsim k vull jejimu =
k vuli Daisynu synu"
Estera Grantova mluviIa S
rostoucim rozcilenim; nyni Sc
zamlcela ma okamzik, ably 81
oddechla, a potom pokracoVa-
la:
Julie neodpustila Daise, re
mlady muZ ma parnlku od IL Sc
odvratil; miloyala ho uprlmne
a pTemyslela o pomste prot
sve domnele sokyni. Pokud
jsme zily Y dome Dalsyne, Wy
slechla Julie rozmluvu Cliffo-
YOU manzelkou; Cliffe I've
dol, ze hostel, V nemz byl od-
dan, shorel do zakladu, a w
pravel tom manzelce, pripo-
minaje: "Nyni opatruj mas
snubni list a Hubertuv krestnl
list velmi pecliye, nebot lnez
jenz mas oddaval, ona stara
zena, ktera byla sVedkem, jsou
mrtvi a pozbudem-li snubni Ii
stiny, nebude nam lie proka-
zati zakonitost' naseho spoje-
- 1,
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PRODA Sc lacino dvourodinny
dunn o lott velkych pokojich,
Sc vsim modernim zarizenim,
elektrika, 2 koupelny, 2 ferne-
sy, krb, china Cabinety, skop-
Ky ma pradlo, spousteni prada
k pradelne, velka garaz, sle-
plcnIk jine zarizeni, telefon
v dome. Haste Sc els. 3539
vych. l39. ul., vezmete Kins-
man karu, aneb telefonuite
Broadway 2668 J. Proda-li Sc
tento majetek do tydne, da Sc
velmi LEVINE, die umluvy. 3-22
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PRODA Sc dun dvourodinny,
skoro novy, Z pokoju, koupel-
II, sklep pod celym domem,
garaz, l ninuta od kary. Hla-
ste Sc Y cis. 3496 L. Al. ST., d.
neb zaVolejte tel. Lakewood
6337 ST
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PRODA Sc lot na Dove Ave.
10 pri 143 str. u vych. lie ul..
blize dvou poulicnich kar, 3 mi
nuty Cd move Corlett vyssl sko-
ly. voda a kanal zaveden. Hla-
ste Sc Y cls. 1888 Z. 80. St.
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Zlomyslny pritei.

"Tuto 4nakrcnikoyou jehlicl
jsem obdrzel cd sveho prvnlho
pacienta."
Zach, odkazal ii il, odka-
zal?"
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R0DINNE TAJEMSTVI.
Roman anglickych kruhG spolecenskych.
Pfelozil Karel Pochyba

nu Vellce p0treDny, mel-ll bytl
dedicem, an by bez mich me-
mohl privesti sveho prava
narOku k platnosti. To tizilo
a tryznilo jeji svedomi a pro
to musila jsem il slibiti, re sc
vratim S listinami do Anglie,
nebot' pc smrt Alexa Cliffa,
chote Daisyna, odvezl jisty
pribuzny dit6 Z rodiste sem.
Sestru nezklamala predtu-
cha, zemrela V nekolika hodi-
mach a kdyz jsem j pohrbila,
pfipravovala jsem Sc k vyplne-
mi slibu. Listing, svedcici o pu
vodu Huberta Cliffa, zaSila
jsem do vacku re lneneho pla-
tina vacek nosila jsem pro vet
81 bezpecl ma hrdle. Prodavsi
vsechno, sehnala jsem tolik
peneZ, abych mohla jizdu "a
Iplatiti a jeSte n6kolik nedel Y
| Anglii bezstarostne ziti; ale
hned prvni noel, kdy jsem pfi-
byla do vlasti, byla mi ukrade-
na tobolka Sc Vsemi pencil a
Inezbylo, nez ably prodala skro-
mny syuj. odev, nemela-li jsem
zahynouti hladem.
Bylo velmi neSnadno IA tG-
chto okolnosti ceStovati do
Cliffe, lee neodstraSila mne Cd
toho nlzadna prekazka, "a kaz
don cenu cht6la jSem odGiniti
kliydu, kter6 Sc dopustila Sc
stra. Po ceste opakovala jsem
81 neustale jmena, "AleX Cliffe
a Marketa Sumerova". Memo
hu Sc jiz rozpomenouti na po-
drobnosti teto trapne pouti,
vSe Sc mi plete a mate jako We
Isnu; vim jen tolik, re jsem ko,
necne ma ceste klesla. -
Doktor pokyvl vazn6 hla-
YOU. "Osud vas sem zavedl,
ably vySla pravda ma jevo," -
pravil; "mate-li vsak tyto listi-
ny posud u sebe?"
"Ano, pane. nehot' plateny
Vatek zustal ma mem hrdle."
"Mela byste mi no dati," dl
, lekar, jenz Jest nesmirne I've
dav, ably spatfil listing; "ode-
vzdam ie neprodlene tomu, ko,
mu pravem nalezeji."
"Je-li to snad lord Cliffe?"
taze Sc Estera Grantova. "Pa-
matuii Sc, re starsi bratr Ale
XuV byl majitelem tohoto pam
Istyi."
''Byl jim pred nekterym me-
sicem. nyni vsak jest mrteV, a
ieho synovec Hubert Cliffe ne
mohl ciniti naroku na tento IL
Itul, protoze sc mu nedostaValo
listin, iez mate u sebe. Tu tedy
vidite, kterak isou dulezity!'
Mrs. GrantoVa vynala vacek
= uvolnila sluzku, jiz mela ko
lem hrdla, a podala poklad Or.
Fletcheroyi, jenz jei nozem
irozrlzl; ale ma miste paplrGl
vypadla kytitka zvadlych ru-
Ii.
Oba ziraii n6kterou chviIi Y
nemem uzasu Ma obsah vacku.
"Co to znamena ?" Zvolal po
tom lekar, vyskoGiv re zidle.
"Nevim, zasnu mad tim iako
Wy, ano snad ieSte vice nez Wy
odpoVida chyejicim Sc hlasem
stafena; ''je TO tentyz Vacek,
do nehoz isem papiry zaSila.
Platno ie teze barvy, q bIde-
Ii treba, odprisahnu, ze je to
tentyz vacek.' =
ALE jak ocitly Sc mem SUI
sene kyetiny?
"To nemohu vysyetliti; ne
dala jsem jich TAM" ujist'uJe
Estera Grantoya tax presved-
Give, re nelze pravdivosti je-
Iji vypovedi pochybovati.
"Vite tedy uplne jiste, ze
jste dala listing do tohoto vac
ku?" taze Sc Fletcher jeste
Ijednou.
Ano, uplne jistel' znela ur-
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HOBOkO ALECIVY OLEJ

Mnoho let vyzkouseny tento
bylinny lex ma udrzeni a sile..
nj celeho ustroji cloveka ma
ma prodei
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PRONAJME Sc byt blize
Broadway pro vetsi rodinu ma
hofe 0 5ti svetnicich, horka vo-
Ga, koupelna a jine zarizeni.
Adresa Sc sdeli Y adm. t. listu.
3-27
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KAR. MOJZfS,
1915 Gallup Ave.
ma DrOde]

Tez mann ma prodej lot
klnsman, pro sve 3 male ditky,
vSe Zavedeno. 3-28
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DUN MA DOLLOFF RID. II

Hamm Ave pro 2 rodiny, 6 a 5
velkych svetnic, pekny lot, ce-
ne $6. 500, asi $4,000 hotove.
Bllzsl Sc sdeli v els 5527 Dol
loft Rd, 3-27
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ZIMA Sc OPET probudila

ZiMA Sc OPET probudila.
Nam na ruce nekolik zim-
mich kabatu, tez nekolik zen
skych, neco satstva, kter6 by Sc
hodilo pro divadlo. Vse Sc pro-
ola Velmi LEVINE. Haste sc Il +.
kreJcl, 5222 Mcbride Ave,
protI nemocnici sv. AleMe.
3-29
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"a PRiCINOU starr proda

Sc zname obchodni misto D.
Jos. Mokracka, 43O9 Clark
Ave, proti Ceske SIM Sokol.
BlizSi Sc sdeli tamtez. 4-23
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-08-17
A OF A

The state of trade over the country
as reported by Bradstreet's for last
week al irregular. Strikes still
threaten industry and country's win
ter fuel supply. Industrial pace slows
down further. especially in iron, steel
and some building materials. Prices
Of iron and steel rising and high pre-
miums paid in some cities for build
ing materials. General trade reflects
strike uncertainties in a holding down
Of free fall buying in the face Of glow
ing crop prospects, the advance OF the
fall season and the stimulus Of market
weeks, buyers excursions, fashion
shows and the merchandise fair. Au-
tomobile sales and output in July
showed seasonal quieting. July retail
trade sales and building expenditures
below June, but meavily above last
year. JULIA crop promise apparently
maintained. Record crops of hay, po-
tatoes and cor possible. Most other
crops larger than 1921. Prices ease,
farm produce leading. Cereals lowest
since last winter. : Clearings below
last week, but above last year. Stock
market firm. Rents reported easing
In some cities.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-08-17
TWO RoBsERiEs AT ELKToN

The Elkton Mercantile Co. was
broken into last Thursday night and
about $4,000 worth Of merchandise
stolen, while the following night Ray
Alberts' pool hall was broken into,
the safe blown open and all available
cash and checks removed. No trace
of the thieves who perpetrated either
OF these thefts has been found up to
date.
The Elkton Mercantile Co. was en-
tered by breaking thu plate glass
near the front door. The loot con-
sisted of the choisest merchandise in
stock, mems suits, silks, hosiery and
some jewelry. No insurance was car
ried on the goods so that it is a COM
plete loss unless recovered.
The pool hall was entered from the
real and the door of the safe blown
to bits. The tools used by the burg
lars was obtained from the section
house at ElktOn.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-08-17
BEGIN HAULING
MAIL BY TRUCK
SUSPENSION OF TRAINS NORTH
FORCE TRUCK SERVICE TO
WATERFOWL.
RAIL PROBLEM GROWS MORE SERIOUS
Postmaster Breed Preparing For
More Truck Hauling in Case All
Passengers Are Cut.

Transportation of Y. S. mail by mo-
tor truck between Brookings anu
Watertown was instituted Monday as
an emergency measure to meet the
curtailment Of train service between
this city and Watertown as a result
of the railways Shopmens' strike and
the coal shortage. The passenger
trains were removed some time ago
and the mail has been hauled on the
mixed train which made one trip
daily. On Monday morning this train
failed to run and Postmaster r. b.
Breed was faced with a dilemma on
now to get two truck loads of mail up
to Watertown. He called up the
chief clerk of the district railway
mail service office, l.. j. Kersten at
Aberdeen, and stated the conditions
to him. AS a result a truck was or
dered out of Watertown at one O'Clock
to carry mail to Bookings and return.
The mail truck will make one round
trip each day serving also the towns
of ~Castlewood, Estelline and Bruce.
Mr.. Breed expects an enlargement
of the truck service out of BrOokings
in case railway service is further cur
tailed as present rumors indicate.
Bids have been received for hauling
mail from this point to Lake Preston
and are now being considered by the
chief clerk. 1t is rumored that all
passengers trains on this division will
be removed and all hauling done by
the freights. Another development Of
the week was the abandonment Of the
district office at Aberdeen and the
removal of the chief clerk to Min
neapolis. This district hereafter will
be under the jurisdiction Of the chief
clerks at Minneapolis and Sioux City.
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TOO MANY DAIRY COWS?

What's it all going to lead too? Will
the agitation for more dairy COWS be
overdone? Can it be overdone? Two
eminent authorities now have come
forward and answered the fear in
some folks minds that we might have
a dairy COW stampede. They are
Hoard's Dairymen, the veteran adviser
of American farmers and Col. w. E.
Skinner, General Manager Of the Ma
tioaal Dairy Exposition to be held at
the Twin Cities October IA.
Hoard's is the paper founded by the
late Gov. w. ID. Hoard Of Wisconsin, a
pioneer in dairy development. 1t says
editorially:
THE Minnesota Leader expresses
great concern regarding the effort to
get the farmers of the Northwest to
keep more dairy COWS. 1t is afraid of
a dairy COW stampede. We consider
this paper is wasting it's time sounding
the alarm against the dairy COW to the
Northwest. She never has stampeded
any country and has never been over
done in any state"
mo greater argument a be made
for the dairy COW than to point to the
sections where she is kept in large
numbers and not how much better the
farmers are passing through the period
of depression and readjustment than
they are in those sections following
some other form Of agriculture. The
coming Of the dairy cow in Min
nesota was a blessing and the south
ern part of the state which has been
in dairying longer than any other
section is still enjoying greater pros
perity than any other portion"
Since the beginning of the dairy
industry a few timid souls have been
fearful that dairying would be over
done. They have pointed out that if
every farmer kept dairy cows. dairy
products would become 81 cheap it
would become Improbable to milk
cows. These men are undoubtedly
right in their contention, but where
they fail in their reasoning is that
not every farmer will accept a dairy
COW. We are of the opinion that the
Minnesota Leader has counseled
with fear and not with facts"
Colonel Skinner was interviewed
by a newspaper reporter at his office
in St. Paul IN this subject. He said:
Notwithstanding the growth Of
Cow Test Associations, the spread Of
boy and girl calf clubs and all our
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interesting and instructive addresses.
There was a large attendance and a
splendid program with plenty Of en-
tertalnment features which were spec
tally planned for the boys by the presi-
dent OF the association, +. S. Dan
forth, editor of the Vermillion Re
publican, who vas kept busy with his
dual role OF host and presiding officer.
Many of the old times in South Dakota
newspaperdom were present to enjoy
mingling with old friends and partake
OF the unstinted hospitality of the city
of Nermillion and the University Of
South Dakota. Among these old ia
miliar faces were Geo. Schlosser Char
lie Hackett, II. +, Dowdell, j. w.
Parmley, |. ID. Aldrich, Len Doty, +. J.
Tracy and Clate Tinan. Then there
was Henry Nolkmer, formerly of Mil
bank and one Of the first members of
the association, who has been on the
Pacific coast for the last 16 years but
found many who were glad to greet
him. II. l.. Hopkins, for many years
publisher of the Henry Independent
in the early days, also surprised the
bunch by his presence at the meeting.
The publishers were accompanied
for the part by their wives and
all were entertained at East Hall, the
girls dormitory at the university, in a
manner similar to the entertainment
Oiuny fn thn n1ifnpy In DrNA1,, a
year ago. All meetings were held in
the university chapel. The outstand-
ing features were the address of Dean
Walter Williams of the school of Jour
the banquet rendered by the Vermil-
lion Commercial club, the watermelon
feed in the 100 acre Dunlop patch and
the automobile sight seeing tour. The
editorial visitors were given an op-
portunity to examine all Of the fine
buildings and equipment of the var
ious colleges Of the university which
has been accumulated in the forty
years growth Of the institution. The
university library and the law build
ing, both built of white stone are the
prettiest buildings on the campus. The
new chemistry building, the new en-
cheering building, Dakota hall and
East hall, Science hall and the old ad-
ministration building built of granite
are the principal buildings. The old
armory is used for a gymnasium but
the university homes to have a real
gymnasium soon.