davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
lOCM BLiZKO JEST OBJASNENl.
VRAHA SLICNE mo-
DELKY" PRY ZNAMA.
JlNOU OSOB DRAMATU JEST BANKER NIT
CHILL, ZET JEDNOHO ZE SPOLECNlKU
- MORGANOVYCH

NewfYork 25. bfezna Totoznost muze iena sosnoval
plan ma vymameni vice nez 100000 ohna X Mitchella
elena ankovni frmy Filadelfi +. T. Stotehuyho,
Jednoho ze spoecnkl frmy Morganovy jest znama lfa
dIm Toto vslo jevo ako vysedek vysetro-
van pffpade choroformovani Dorothy Kngove ejim
byte pred nekolika dny.
Poicie vyckava zatcenim. az bude miti rukou
zvratn@ ddkazy chz zakade mohla by muze onoho
sv3dtit zlocnu. Theorii poicie jest Dorothy King
ova nz Mitchell udrzova znamost po delsi dohu odepre
la posedn chvi proves svoj dlohu spiknu vyma-
men penez Mtchea tn muz il chloroformoval ably
zmocn dopsu kter kratc pred tim dvka cd Mchela OBJ
drzela ktery byl byte Da vsak pri vekou davku
chloofor1nu smrt nasedovaa Kngova m6a vice dopisn
Cd Mchea ty vsak vsechny uschovaa bezpetnostn
schrance bance Mitchell byl jeiim zboznovatelem po
des dobu dal il vice nez $4,000 rlznych dara.
Spojen Mitchellovo celym zlstalo zatajeno
az do sooty Kdyz vak jeden mistnch casopd prozrad
re jest onm zahadnym "Mr Marshallem", jenz modeku
navstfvl den pred spachanim zlocn enz je pro-
vazel oznacovany jako MIR Wilson, John H. Jackson,
soukromy pravni zastupee Mitchelv yz dostavi pf
rucmu dstrknimu navladnimu Pecorov enz povefen
vysetiovanim piipadu fekl vsechno SVEN King
ovou Pecora vydal pax obsrn prohaSen n6mz prav re
zatal mena Mtcheova Jacksonova Will jeich rodinam
pax toho d1vodu ze zadny MICH nen akemkoli
jenf se zocinem
Manzelka Mcheova jez prodleva Palm Beach, Fla,
byla ohromena, kdyz zvedela pomeru sveho manzea
Kingovou Timed vydala cestu zvlasni k
re pripate jenomu pravidench vlaku Pred odjezdem
byla navsvena zpravoda acko m6la oc Cd place zarud
e prohasila ze ma nezlomnou duveru sveho manzea
ze neni hotova vef sensacnim zprvam novnaiskym Nit
|chellovi mali dv6 deti.
Polce zdejsi Jest pfesvedcena, plan vymameli
Mtchela sosnovan by mezinarodnimi vyderaci KITE
IA to provozuji jako obchod Mali urdaovny edne
nejepSch budov meste zamestnava sflu kerkd pred
nimz vSak jest zataoyana skutecna povaha obchou Do
psy pfichazeji pouze do rukou elen my klerove vet
veru prominentnich muzl zen Ku svym "operacm pou
zfvaji mamic takovych devtat jake byla Kingova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
SMRT POzADOVANA SOVETEM.
v PRfPADE ARCIBISKUPA ZEPLJAKA. GENERAL.
MILO WHARF A DVOU KNEZ1.
Moskva, 25. brezna.

Moskva, 25 brezna. Trest smrti arcibiskupa Zep
iaka hlavu fmskokatoicke crkve Rusku generaniho VI
kaie Buckavce diva kneze Esmonda Kavetza by poza
dovan verenym zaobcem Kryenkem jeho zaverecne fec
vcera pr procesu emito muz zalovanym proven
Sc soveske Wade.
Verejny zaobce rovn6z zada dlouhe zaafe dev3 j.
nych knezi mensi tresy pro m zalobce mluv dv6 ho
dny poprve cd zahaeni pred nevyssim soudem
byla sin pima zvedavcd Krylenko prohlas ze arcbi
skup Zepak generani vkar Buckav kte zadal polskou
vadu prispen knez keri vyzyva sve crkevnf obce
ably kladly odpor soveskym lraddm jsou nebezpe6ni.
"Jsou to lide kefi nebudou nkdy tovat svych tnd',
prohlAs Kryenko my pozadujeme eno trest nikol ze
bychom byl krvezzn ale re vyzadue poticka nut
most NV usme chraniti mas rezim Tyto kupiny veml
myli domnva se nemuseji posloucha sov6tskych "a
konu Pro neni zadnych fetis poiice My nemnzeme
nzna sanovisko obhaoby ze use posoucha zdkond cir
kve a ze napred jsou kn4zi teprve potom obtane".
Mlady kn6z pocna 81 vyzyvave behem vyslechu
prohlasv neposoucha nky posouchat nebude SOVIET
kvch zakon re vzdy postav odpor kdyz zamy cir
kye budou ohrozeny avsak ostanf sz odpovfdal kdne
rkouce ze cit enom zarmutek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
zENA KALlNlNA NAvSu-
vi AMERIKU.
Manxelka presidenta Ruslce 90
vstske republiky pfijede Y Il.
jmu hladovych d4ti.

New York, "a. bfezna- Je-
katerina Kalininova, manzel-
ka Michaela 1vanovice Kalini-
ma. selskeho presidenta Ruske
sovetske republiky, prijala po
zvani americkeho vyboru pro
podporu ruskych deti,. ably pod
nikla dvoumesicni cestu po Spo
jenych Statech v zajmu hlado-
vicich sirotk0, jak zde bylo
dnes oznameno. Ocekava Sc,
ze Kalininova odjede zahy Sc
syolenim americke vlady. Stat
mi department. kabeloval jiz in
strukce americktm konsulim
v Rize a Revalu, ably vidovali
jeji pas pri jejim prijezdu,
jestlize Sc zavaze, ze omezf
svou cinnost We prosp9ch Ger
|veneho kfize.
Oznamuje Sc, ze il bude pro
vazeti petrohradsky pravnik
Rafael Rubenstein, jez byl Sc
kretarem presidenta Kalinina.
Tvrdi Sc, ze navsteva tato ne
bude miti politickeho vyzna-
mu. Zodpovednost "a jeff cestu
pfijali clenov6 americkeho po-
mocneho d9tskeho vyboru.
"Pani Kalininova jest pro-
stou ruskou selkou," prSvil zde
dnes Paxton Hibben, Glen W.
boru. "Jest il aa tricet pet let,
jest matkou til deti a pfijala 2
hladove sirotky. Zabyvala Sc
praci pro Cerveny kfiz cd sa-
meho jeho zalozeni pod SOVIET
skou vladou a cestovala ustavi-
enc po hladoyem pasmu. Ru.
bernstein neni clenem komuni-
sticke strany. s.-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
SARA BERNHARDTOVA UMiRA.
JENOM NEZLOMNA ENERClE UDRzUJE PRY PRl
zIVOTE SLAVNOU HERECKU.

Parz Is. bfezna - zivotnf knha herecky Belnhardt-
ove ez uenlm sym ziskala 81 nazvu bozske Sary yche
zavfra Fyscky bezmocna, avsak asnou mysl v6do
poslednho zapasu kery bouje osude nejvet herec
ka Fancie brnila po ceou prot tine ktera kva
penn sn koern nj
Osetfue lkkaf, nejpfednsjsi sve protest. pfatea
Bernhardtove shoduji tom lie jeff stav jest zoufa
vsak bozska Sara edna nevzdava dosud nadee Dnes
kasneho arnho dne nedaeko bouevardu Perere ub
raj pohfebni privpd. Sekretafka herecky Nine Nor
mandova b9zela zavf okna, ably nemocna nesysea
pravdeneho konskh kopyt avsak hereeka to
jz zasechla pravila:
"'Toto neni maj pohfeb, jeste me- ia budu zi mnoho
roku."
Pfitomna nemoc Sarv Bernhardtove die vyjadfeni spe
caista bya pfivod9na tm De edyny pestay pracovati
tim vyvinula uremcka otrava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
JEZTE VICE CHLEBA.-. PO
MOZTE FARMARoM..

Minneapolis, Minn., "a. brez
ma. Minnesotsky guverner
Preus yydal provol&nl X lidu
Spojenych Stati. nemz zada.
ably kazdy hledel pojisti jednu
dodatecnou skyvu chleba phi
kazdem jidle, tax aby pestite-
l1m pSenice bylo pomozeno ma
nohy. Europa. die jeho prohla-
SEMI, jest pritomn6 prilis chu-
dou, nez aby mohla kupovati
americkou psenici q n&sledkem
toho jevi Sc prebytek 100000,
0O0busli mad domacf spotfebu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
TlSBO BUDE SOUZEN v
ITALlI.

New York, "a. bfezna. Fran
cesco Tisbo, obzalovany zde
pro osvindlovani mnoha set ital
sktch prist3hovalcI jejich
celozivotni 1spory a jehoz zat
ceni v Neapoli vcera ozname-
no budesouEen Y Italii, die sde-
leni zdejsiho gener&lnfho kon
sula italskeho. Italie nema sc
Spot. etaty smlWvy na vyd%va
nj zlstinct.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
P0VESTI 0 ITALSKEM ZAKROCENf.|
HUGO SHINES DLi PRY "a Tim
UCELEM v RfME.
Y BERLlNE kONANA VELIKA DEMONSTRACE
PROTI RUHRSkE OKKUPACI

Londyn 25 brezna Rimsky correspondent Times vef1
re Hugo Snne nemecky ndurani magnat hedi ziskati
zajem alske vady hrske otazce pravdepodobne sme
ru zakrocen Dodava vsak, taska vada by
podnka aniz by napfed pfesvedca zda e sprostfed
kovan bylo by vtano obema stranam.
Rim, 25. bfezna - Hugo SHINES, die sdeeni casopsu
Paese pfijel do Rna ucelem porady Ebertem H. Ga
rym, pfedsedou United States Steel Corporation.
Berlin %. bfezna - Demonstrate prot frankobelg-
cke okkupac Por ktere sucastno koem 100000 osob
bya zde uspoadna dnes Havni attrakc by zpev sboru
sestavajicho 1000 muzd doprovodu kapey sedmde
sati pechovych nastroh ez usada schodst vedou
elm 40 budovy fsskeho Zastup zpiva vastenecke
pisn6 zejmena "Wacht Rhen' deutschland ueber
allies, kdezto komuniste zanotova nternacionalu.
Demonstrate mela cekem klidny prdbeh az kdyz ne
koho napado, aby M pred francouzske vyslanectV tam
dali prdchod svym citum. Tu povolana jizdn pocejn
serva jez vela do zasupu rozehnaa je Odbylo to
vsechno bez velkych nehod jeden poicat spadl
kone eden komunista zatcen ponevadz tomu small.
Dusseldorf, 25. bfezna. Temef vschn prednostove
rzch operacnch oborech ruhske okkupace projevu
sv6dcenf jest otazkou trp6vos aby Mem
Iooa f ak fedne tax ds"is zas' pod s'sn fss
Cd sameho pocatku gen. Degoutte by optimistickym a
ocekava ze dencvo venue svym obvykym ukoldm bez
ohedu to- slouzi rancouzskym neb nemeckym zajmum
Gen Payo SET zeezncn admnistrace az do nedavna kdy
bya pTevzata civnm fady rovnez jest pfesv6dcen re
nemech zelezncni zffzenc drive pozdei
pfhasi sluzby Jenom bahska msse Ruhrsku nesd
tohoto vseobecneho optmismu Jeden je Glen proha wee
dosud bylo naprosto nemozne pro ne rozpoznat
jake bude stanovsko havif prpad6 douhe okkupace Ia
vsak vddcove un kei zprvu tvrd re jech de I'd
loyan odeprou pracovat pro Francouze Begica
nesou z tax st ech loyanost ako byli pred dvema
m6sc. "1S.Nk~;
Pro nyn6jsi dobu vsak pocnani havrG pokada me-
duezite, nez pocnn zeleznicarG Zdali pod franko
begickou konrolGu bude obnovti noraln zeeznc
dopravu ruhrsky problem do veke miry sam rozust
Prohaseni kancere Cuna, nebude vyjednava, pokud
Begieane nevykldi Poru nepomohlo eho veci
ami nejmensim. Pres penze a poravny SO
do okkupovane obasti chladne nadseni berlin
smernic dokonce ozyva krka, lie pocnani vady
jest blahove k nicemu dobremu nepovede
New York, 25. bfezna - Obvin6ni, ze nemeetf muM a
zeny okkupa6nm pasmu jsou mrskan francouzskymi
aky bya ucinana Federckem Ostendorfem dvejsim ban
keem Fadei, jenz vra do Evropy parniku Han
Francouzske vosko konajc pocejn sluzbu nosi pry
biGe pod kabaty chz pouziva pf nejmensi provokaci
"vide jsem jak stare zeny zasupu byly mrskAny
ponevadz nesy dosi rychle' pravi Ostendorf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
|ODPORUCUJE sNAD-SENAT"

Pasadena, Cal, "a. brezna.
Utvofeni ''nadsenatu", jenz
skladal by Sc z 25 clend, kteri
byli by voleni cele zeme
nikoli die statn, ma dobu nej-
meme 10 rokl ma vyfizovanl
americkych zahranicnich pro-
blemd, bylo odporucovano zna
mym finantnikem cestova-
|telem, Frankem A. Vanderli-
penn v fec proslovene ptsd
zdejsim Cauldron klubeu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
STAkY DARERA.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, "a. bfezna
Charles w. Davis, 73-lety, zat-
ceny zde ma obvin9ni, ze uza-
vfel shatek s jednou mistni ze-
nou, a6koli mel jinou manzel-
ku ma zivu a opusti1 il, sebrav
jeji penfze a skvosty, proved
podobnych kouskd vice, die mi
nsni dfadt ns 'vych d6 . st3s-
dnfm zapad6. Dopisy byly OBJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26

drzeny cd Zen, kterG tvrdi, "a
jsou manzelkami Davisovymi
We Williamsport a York, Pa;
Thurmont, Md; Jamestown,
roy = Ellnira, NJ T.; Asva.
land, o. asPontfac, Mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26

(Kde stoji slova "zalozni
fond" stdjz v angickem pre-
kladu Mortuary Fund.)
3.) Podmfnky prijate konfe
renci bud'tez predlozeny vse-
obecnemu hlasovani clenstva
(referendu) obou jednot a mu-
81 obdrzeti dvoutretinoyou vet
sinu odevzdanych hlasi kazde
jednoty k platnemu prijeti.
~ Urednici obou jednot zi-
stanou v lradech do te DOLBY,
kterou prvy Sized spojene jed
'noty urci.
5.) Usneseno dat clenstvu
'tyto hlavnf podminky spojeni k
odhlasovani a kdyz budou Jim
pfijaty, hlavni lfadovny obou
MI cd kazde Jednoty, vyprs-
cuji move stanovy a pfeclo-
lpracUje move stano-y a pfedlo-
Ii statnim pojist'ovacim komi-
sar1m ke schvaleni. Ma to svo-
lany Sized zastupc1 obou jed
not prime stanovy vyf1di We
skere zalezitosti tykajici Sc
charteru ufednictva = dalA po-
drobnosti a d& vSe statnim po-
jist'ovacim komisarim k pfi-
jmuti.
j Teprve potom vejde spojeni
toto v platnost.
v pfipad9, 1e by statni komi
sari pojist'oyaciho odboru Ia
dali opravy nebo dodatky k phi
jatym podminkam spojeni, kite
re by Sc netykaly zakladnich
pozadavk1 t9chto, splnomocne
my jsou hlavni lradovny obou
jednot k opraveni techto We
smyslu pozadovanem dotycny-
mi komisafi.
/ 6.) Prvni Sized spojentch
jednot zahajen bude druhe IL
tery V zafi roku 1925 v 8 no.
din rano v meste St. Paul, MINI.
Zpnsob volby do tohoto prvni-
no sjezdu upravi hlavni dfa-
dovny ka&d6 jednoty.
)! ~ Kazdy fad v kazde jedno
,,te jest opr4vn9n k zastoupeni
ma tomto sjezdu = siee k jedno
mu zastupci No kazdy 100 Gle
lid a nadnelovicnf zlomek toho
to pottu.
! 81 Jednoty, kter& By 81 pfa.
lly pfipojiti Sc k spojene jedno
tx, mohou tax uciniti "a podmi
mex urtenych t9mto dvema jed
notam a "a plvodnich podmi
mex spojenl.
i Vysledek hlasovanf oznamer
bude v prosincovem organu
kazde jednoty.
Tajemnikovi teto konference
iulozeno, aby jednot9 c. S. D
P. j. sd9lil pfedGh&zejici usnt
'seni v odpoved' na jeji proje,
'Gmyslu 8 noveu jednotou 8,
spojiti.
Pc cetnych projevech zastup
ci v zajmu slouceni a v zajm,
harmonicke price NJ poll na
4 rodnfn v budoucnos6 necht' ],
to move pl6novan6 jednote
; nebo v padu neuskutecneni s.
slouceni obou jednotach dos
. vadnhh. hyla schAse slronce
lla. :, .-.l ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-26
Z KoNFERENCE {. S. p. S. a
z. e. B. J.
v pfipadS schvkleni podminek
spojeni spole6ny prvni sjezd
zmmsnych jednot byl by ko-
nan ' xxfi, 1925.

Cedar Rapids, "a. brezna.
Ma konferenci zastupcl Cesko
Slovanskych Podporujlcich
Spolkn a Zapadni Cesko-Bra-
trsk4 Jednoty, pfiiaty byly VI
dnesnim zasedani navrhy uzsi-
no vyboru riznymi opravami
jak nasleduje:~a
H. Podmfnky urcene sjez-
dem 2. 6. ,. j. prijaty bud
tel CO srn9rodatne q zavazne
phi upravovani shospodafskych
|pomsrn. TytU.xsa <akto::
Ucely noveho slouceneho t6-
lea nebyly by sirsi neobsaho-
valy. by zadne dalsi nez jake
jsou pritomn6 obsazeny We sta
novach Zapadni Cesko-Bratr-
ske Jednoty. Ucely noveho tele-
sa nemohly by nikdy byti rozSi
feny beg schvaleni dvou tretin
clenstva z. c. B. j.
Pojist' ujici odbor v z. c. B.
]. by zdstal nedotceny a tridy
pojist9ni, jake 2. G. B. J. We
SVEN sjezdu v Omaze kmanem
zalozila, z1stanou neslucitelny
mi.
Pojistna tfida z jednoty c..
|S.P.S. vedla b Use V novem te-
lesu zvlast jako tnda C.
Sloucenf pojistnych tfid by
bylo mozne jen tehdy, kdyz by
Sc z6kladni podminky, tykajfci
Sc poplatki. jmeni. atd. u jed
notlivych tffd dpln9 vyrovna-
|ly. = Slouceni bude podleha-
|ti hlasovani vseho clenstva "a
padni ceskobratrske Jednoty.
81 Clenstvo Jednot 2. C.. B.
]. . G. S. p. S. do DOLBY prove
denlho spojeni uvedene, tvofi-
Iii bude Cd sebe nezAvisle a ne
|1odvisl6 tffdy a z&loznf fbndy
ljejich do t6 DOLBY nahromaden@
z6stanou neodvisl& q vz&jemne
neslucitelne po spojeni. Po-
lplatky clenstva uvedeneho do
DOLBY spojeni budou k temto
fond6m nadale zanaseny a bu-
Idou zvl&st6 neodvisle vedeny
mimofadne poplatky k hrazeni
schodku v z&loznim fondu, kite.
re urceny byly jednotou c. S
P. s. budou nadale yymaha.
ny cd clenstva do DOLBY spojeni
v teto jednote vedeneho q X
zaloznfmu fondu jejfmu ukla.
dany.
v pffpadk nepostaeitelnehc
zlepseni certimkatd txehte
tffd bude naprava provedena
|pouze die neodvisleho rozhod'
mutt clenstva We tfide tax po
|stizene.
Washington telegraph., 1923-02-16
Local News

ington, victim of the epidem-
ic. She came on to Washington
several days ago and is now
at her mothers, Mrs. Lille
Trimble, improving from the
attack.
Misses Grace Levins and La
Verne Wilson spent the week
end at Hope.
Cashier A. L. Props of the
Bank Of Columbus was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Francis Smith of Blev-
ins is the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Smith.
Mrs. Price City of Ozan is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Vickers.
Mrs. Chas. Walker of Hope
passed through town Tuesday
enroute to Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner
and family were visiting here
Sunday and Monday.
Mesdames j. w. Butler and
F. Y. Trimble and Miss Kath-
ryn Butler visited Hope Tues
day.
Mrs. w. E. Coones and son,
Hal, came over from Hope Sun
day on a visit to Mrs. Mary
Horton.
Mrs. w. E. Elmore is improv-
ing from an attack of pneumo-
MIA and is said to be out OF
danger.
Mrs. Luther Smith and Miss
% Marguerite and Jewel Smith
spent Saturday night with
Hope friends.
Friends of Mrs. j. j. T.;spn
will be pleased to know that she
has recovered sufficiently to
leave her room. Mrs. Tyson
has been confined to her bed
Washington telegraph., 1923-02-16

Mr.. Roy Hicks was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. Lat Moses has returned
to Spring Hill.
Miss Lucille Monroe visited
Hope Tuesday.
DR.. T. j. Garner spent Sum-
day in Nashville.
Mrs. J. w. Moses is visiting
relatives in Hope.
Howard Byers is out, after
several days illness.
Miss Vera Moses is spending
several days in Hope.
Mrs. Frank Trimble is visit
ing relatives in Hope.
Mrs. Lee A. Holt of Route
/ was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Dolph Carrigan of Hope
was visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. Hugh Mccormick, wife
and children have influenza
NJ. A. Johnson made a bus
iness trip to Texarkana Tues
day.
Mr.. Will Griffin, Crossroads
merchant, was in town Tues
day.
Mr.. Julius Garner, now of
Nashville, visited in town Sun
day.
Mr.. ]. f. johnson or Colum-
bus was in town on business
Tuesday.
J. P. Byers, Prescott abstract
man, spent Saturday night in
Washington.
Mrs. Joe A. Wilson, who has
been attending her husband,
stricken with influenza at Ell
Dorado, was compelled to stop
at Hope on her way to Wash
Washington telegraph., 1923-02-16
continuously since Christmas.

Meal, Hulls, Chops, Shorts
and Oats. Sell cheap and must
have the cash. Deliveries in
town. P. @. Lovelis.
Mr.. L. A. Parlier of Route
2 called in while in town Tues
day and had his Telegraph sub
scription date advanced.
For Sale: Thoroughbred
White Leghorn laying pullets,
$1.00 each. H. c. Mccormick,
Washington, Ark. 3tp.
Mr.. d. j. Dodd, after having
been suffering from influenza
which threatened to develop
into pneumonia, is, we are glad
to say, much improved.
Washington telegraph., 1923-02-16
WARNING ORDER

No. 1855. In the Chancery Court
of Hampstead County, Ark.
William Patterson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Berta Patterson, Defendant.
The Defendant, Berta Patterson i5
warned to appear in this court with,
in thirty days and answer the com
plant of the plaintic, William Pat
terson.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this Sth day of January,
1923.
(SEAL) L..F. HIGGASON, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1923-02-16

Mrs. Zach Horton Of Camden
arrived Wednesday for a visit
to the Monroe family.
Washington telegraph., 1923-02-16
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-03-21
Landseer School
District No. 1O3

Our border for this month is Dutch
children and windmills.
Our new readers came this morn
ing and we are all greatly interested
in them
We were all greatly surprised -
hear the sad news of Mrs. Peterson's
death, wife of DIR. Peterson of Vesta.
We are anxiously waiting for our
volley ball outfit TO come for then
we shall enjoy playing outside.
John and Josephine Lyons have
been absent from school because OF
illness.
George Holzerland has moved on
the f. A. Luscher farm, recently va
Gated by Boyd Sowders.
Our eighth graders are busy re-
viewing for the state board examina-
tons which are to be held next
Thursday and Friday in our school.
Our new helpers for these two
weeks: are Dora Glassman and Miss
Juhnke as sweepers; Eldon Reynolds
to clean the sink; Paul Ziegler and
John Lyons as water carriers; Char
lot Waters as librarian; Myrtle Wat
ers as buster; and Karl Holzerland as
overseer.
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Clements School
District No. Is
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Roman Keulbs and David Parker
have joined the pig club.
A short Citizens League meeting
was held March End. The following
water carriers were elected: first
Moore; Second week, Charles Gan
mott and Guilford Bleodow. The Pro-
gram committee elected were Ethel
Clements, Florence lNeudecker, and
Richard Clements. A short program
was given: Song America by the
School; Recitation by Miss Hansen's
room; Recitation by Miss Hansen's
room; Reading of the League Report
er by Ledwing Shottenbauer AS all
the business was completed the meet
ing was adjourned.
The Parent Teachers Association
had their last meeting March End. The
meeting was called to order by the
president. The refreshment Commit
tee appointed were Mrs. Frank
Gatzka, Mrs. Martha Ewald, and Mrs
Joe Beran. The Program offered was
as follows: Song by the elements
Crows, very appropriate name adj
opted by the Clements Male chair
(Since the name is their own choice
they can't kick on it, Songs by the
Kitchen Canaries", alias the Clements
Female choir; Ciphering contest con-
Quoted in the other spell down with
quick calculation problems given in
stead of words.
After the program refreshments
were served, followed by social hour
Before adjournment the members
present decided to make the next
meeting a Children's Day" at which
the school children will entertain their
parents.
Arrangements were also made to
put on a home talent play to pay off
the debt on the piano, instead CT
leaving the burden of it on the teach
ers and school children. At the same
time number of the business men
came forward and offered to make up
purse to pay off the debt, no mat
ter which way it goes now, the. teach
ers and pupils have been relieved of
considerable task.
The boys are having their football
patched again. They plan to draw on
the Little Citizens League treasury
for the amount needed to pay the bill
If the ground would dry little the
blSCI ID DdScDdll tcdin WOulu get
in action, and be ready for the first
team that challenges them.
Tuesday afternoon Pet Prokosch ar
rived with load of coal just in time
to spoil the prospective half holiday.
The fears of the Geometry class
were slightly alloyed when they heard
that they were nearly as far along
in their work as the Redwood Falls
high school s.l
The fifth grade has begun reading
Japanese Fairy Tales. qab
The sixth and seventh grades will
begin>"The story of Minnesota" Mon
day.
The fourth grade has memorized
"The Chiidren's Hour H. w. Long
fellow.
The sixth and seventh grades wrote
arithmetic tests, Tuesday.
The primary pupils made a Dutch
village on their sand table in con-
nection with their language study of
Holland.
A spring beginners class will be
started in room c on the Monday at
ter Easter.
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Peabody farm July 18th in the year

Peabody farm July 18th in the year
1923.
This expedition was ordered by John
c.. Calhoun, Sec'y. of War and organic
ed and started from Philadelphia und-
er Major Longs command. The prin-
cipal official report was by VIM. H.
Heating A. NJ. professor of mineralogv
and chemistry in the University of
Pennsylvania, who was chosen as
geologist and historiographer.
Other scientists engaged were:
Thos. Say, BIOLOGIST and antiquary;
Samuel Seymour, Landscape Artist
and Designer; James Edward Calhoun,
Astronomer and assistant topographer.
The London edition of Professor
Keating's report was dedicated by the
author to flames Madison, President
of the United States of America, dur
ing whose administration this expedi-
ton was conducted"
The party was escorted by a small
company of soldiers for protection
against possible Indian hostility.
A son of Colonel Smelling, COM
nander Of the fort, was an assistant
interpreter and special interpreter
for the Chippewa language was also
employed.
The chief guide and interpreter was
Joseph Renville, French-Indi scout
of marked talent and ability with a
successful and varied career who had
more intimate knowledge of Mime
sofa than any other person of that
period.
Count Giocomo Beltrami, an Italian
explorer who had just arrived from
his country also joined the company,
making total of SO persons intent
on research of Minnesota's unknown
resources.
There is special reason in this local
ity for knowing more about the ex-
tremely different but equally picture
sque personalities of Renville and
Beltrami so they will be subjects of
following numbers in this series of
historical sketches. The biography of
Joseph Renville, based on the Heating
report will be the first of this series
and will appear in the Gazette of
March Z.