davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
MUST BE RESTRAINED

Hubby came home and found an
argument going on. His wife was
trying TO give bridge party.
Whats tho ROW." he demanded
"one OF tho guests 10 threatening
20 walk out" explained his wife In
a whisper. Il must concilIats her"
"conciliate nothing. Let her walk
out"
cant be done. hubby. She'll walk
out with six chairs and four tables
/ borrowed from her."--Louisyille
Courier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
wIrE,s WEDDING RING

MY dear. today IL our diamond
wedding. and / have Little surpriis
for your
"YesT'
He took her hand in his.
"You sec this engagement ring
gave you 70 years agoY'
''Yes7"
well. 7 paid the final instaiiment
on II today and / am proud 10 an
nouneo that II is now altogether
yourE."--Judge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE

In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County of
Lewis.
e. M. Ehrhardt, Trustee, plaintiff,
VS.. P. H. LANCER and Bell LANCER, his
wife; G. w. Felt and P. M. Harding,
defendants.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, January 3, 1928, at
eleven o'clock a. M, at the village
pound in the Village of Nezperce,
County of Lewis, State of Idaho, the
undersigned win sell five head, or
more, of cattle to the highest and best
bidder.
Option is reserved to reject any and
all bids
Dated this 2sth day of December,
1922.
G. w. suppiger, Receiver.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04
PRESIDENT BY POPULAR VOTE.

Reformers who are looking about
for things to reform naturally hit on
our fearful and wonderful system of
choosing president. This looks like
an easy and inviting job for the con-
stitution tinker. Here we have a sys-
tenn which is absurd and undemocratic
to start on and which has been turned
into bare fiction. Electors chosen
by the states, in proportion to the To-
tai number of senators and representa-
tives they have, are supposed to gath
en- and form the electoral college =
and to select a president and vice
president according to certain arbi-
trary rules. But in practice the poll
teal parties hold primaries and con-
ventions and pick the candidates in
advance; then The voters still go thru
the farce of voting for " electors, =
but the electors are men of straw,
whose votes are counted for which
ever candidates have a plurality of
the popular vote in the state.
Out of total of "a presidents, We
have had no less than IL presidents
who were elected by minority of the
popular vote. AS this strange boomer
ang system has worked out therefore
this greatest democracy" in the
world has had to put up with minority
rule over third of the time. Is II
any wonder that the people fail to get
what they wants Now, as we said
one of the first things that any newly
inspired group of reformers hits on t
change is this electoral system. Why
not do away with this fiction of th'
electoral college and choose our presi
dents by direct vote of all the people
Echo answers, why's
One reason for the persistence q
the electoral system is the inerti'
which attaches to all institutions. Jus
now hundreds of millions of people
are observing Christmas by decorating
the house with green stuff, givins
presents and INDUCING in rich living
and revelry. They do it because it 4
the established custom, and you nigh
as well try to move the Rocky Noun
tains into the Eastern states as to tr,
to change this. The electoral system
may not be quite 80 Interchangeable, bu
anyone who sets out to change ];
should reckon ON this inertia and no
attempt to bring about the change by
butting their head into he solid wal
of rock.-Tke Pathfinder.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04
Notice of Application for Discharge
In Bankruptcy.


In the district court of the United
States for the district of idaho, cent
raj division, in bankruptcy
In the matter of Marshall G. Skel-
ton, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that Mar
shall C. Shelton, of Mohler, Idaho, has
filed in the United States district
court for Idaho, his application for
discharge in bankruptcy, and that all
creditors and other persons in interest
are required to show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted, by
entering their appearance in said pro-
ceedings on or before the 9th day of
February, 1923, at IL A. NJ, and with
in ten days thereafter filing the par
ticular grounds of their opposition IN
the office of the clerk of the said
court.
Given under the authority of the
general orders of said court and by
special order of the undersigned this
30th day of December, 1922.
CHARLES H. CHANCE
32-2 Referee in Bankruptcy
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04


Nineteen twenty-three is already SnP
ing away.
That you still have plenty Of nme
~ which to do your 1923 Christmas
shopping oh.
ers YOU must have that quan'y ;"
yourself. "a.
That the European situation rs
mains unchanged--probably for la'k
of " change. !"
That if we keep the coal miners
working the homes fires will do tne''
own burning.
That life is just one thing after an
other. and you can make them good or
bad, just as you choose
That nineteen twenty-three IS easy
70 write. We trust it win be quite az
easy for you to conquer.
That the wise man keeps moving
forward. There is no gold to be fonno
in other peoples tracks
That. if we could only cut out tins
Worrying over spilled milk-bu'
there g been a lot of it spilled.
That some people are great believers
IN telling the whole truth, especially
if it is tinged with scandal
That even MANY of the teachers N
our colleges and schools use capital
p in writing the name Of this town
Whyf
That we hope the new year brings
YOU unlimited prosperity. Then you
will not miss the subscription price o.
this paper.
That it is true that an Arizona mar
has discovered jug of petrifie'
whiskey he ought to get rich easily a
dollar smell.
That it's well to beware OF the rel
low who wants to sell you get rici
ouick scheme. If it were worth puy
inc he would not want to sell It,
That the sinner who openly swear
like pirate may still be about q
rood as the deacon who rips them gu
in the privacy of his own wood shed
That the soviet government OF kus
STA has executed 100000 people
proof positive that in the land Of bol
shevism it is cheaper to execute tina
| it is to feed.
That Europe continues to turn gu
its annual grist of wars, but they az
not all confined to the other side Q
the big pond. American divorce court
are airing quite few of them.
That we have it from bugs" tina
Eve put the case up to Adam thusiy
s'Now that it is new year, wha
shall we do for new clothese' " Al
er-turn over new leaf" grumble
Adam.
That if the hi-brow college profe
sor would only get down to explainin
that to grow a potato, "spud,' SUI
cessfully one must dig in the dir
and dwell less on the ''hocus-poeus
part of it, what a practical old worl
this might become!
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

yard, Wash.
Notice is also further given that at
the same place and tina, | shall and
will in obedience to the said order OF
sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale, sell the said property last herein
described, save and except that part
herein before sold and directed to be
sold to satisfy the judgment of the
Hillyard State Bank of Hillyard, Wn.,
the defendant and cross-complainant,
to.wit the sum of $l972.S5, together
with interest and costs of sale to the
highest and best bidder for lawful
money of the United States of Ameri-
ca w. J. Smith,
Sheriff of Lewis County, Idaho.
Dated this 10th day Of December
A. D., 1922. 3O-4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

Notice of foreclosure sale by sheriff
real property.
Stacy Wagner, plaintiff, VS.. Enocd
D. Parr, and Myrtle Parr, his wife and
Hillyard State Bank, of Hillyard, wn.,
defendants.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

That if time is money lot of peo-
pie do credit business.
That bobbed hair is no longer stylish
but it declines to hasten its growth
That here we go for another 3o5
rounds. Let's make each one count
That good fellows" should have
good habits, but many of them don t.
That the world is looking for a
strong man to save it. Are you game
That it is time to hustlei Hustlei
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

The law Of all laws says, Six days
shalt thou labor aud when man
attempts to evade that law he gener-
ally finds trouble staring him in the
face.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

Anyway, look and listen and think
think twice before you say or do
anything that might hurt your home
town. What will il profit you to do
it9
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

The next important thing to which
the American people should turn their
attention is the bringing back Of the
metropolitan newspapers to giving the
truth in spreading the nation g news,
and not distorting it into propagan-
da for certain selfish ends This is
a big job, but its correction is worth
the trouble, for the system now pur-
sued by the daily press is undermining
our American institutions, sapping the
very. foundation which was laid in the
blood of our forefathers and upon
which the United States has gained its
present magnificence The general
news of the land is so tinctured and
distorted as it is passed out through
oar great dailies as to lead the minds
of the readers to reason only in the
way the dominating interests would
have them reason--to see things only
to the profit and upbuilding Of the
heartless, greedy mammon which says,
q the people be damned" and like
wise the people Is governments. Is
there some man in the nation big
enough to lead the way to law which
will compel the great newspapers to
tell the truth in their news storiesR
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

The festivities are over and now
another year of work is ahead of us.
Let's hit the ball.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

There is lot of encouragement in
the annual summary of Idaho's crop
production appearing elsewhere in
this paper) and our readers win find
it worth while to carefully look IT
over. Idaho s agriculture is coming
back, and the Nezperce prairie is the
safest and richest portion of this
state 5 farming area 1t has paid
good returns to the worker and will
do it again. Here is where faith
and works may truly be applied
most advantageously.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04

Not intended to hit or miss
anyone in particular, but
just to remind you
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12

ky. 4. Chlapecky dorost - pro
stocviky. S. Sokolky - prosto1
cviky. s. Chlapecky dorost a
cvicenci - koza ma Sir a Pyra
mildly. Z. 'Sokolky 80 prostocvi-
ky. 8. Sokolove - prostocviky..
8. Sokolove - hrazda. Cvicenf
Sokolek ma .bradlech odpadlo
nasledkem porouchani tohoto
Cviceni fizeno bylo nacelni-
KEN br.. Frankem Klimou; cvi
ceni, zactva br. Adolfem Andr.
Sem a icyiceni Sokolek sestrop
Helenou Jabirk0vou. Soud6
die casteho potlesku, obecen.
stvo bylo pine uspokojeno q eel
KEN Sokol Jan Amos .Komen.
sky podal pekny vykaz Q sve
praci, jez zasluhuje 81 nejhor
liv6jsi podpory nasincu v Mt
Pleasant. Po cvicenf uspofada
| ma tanecni zabava, ktera Sc te'
sila velke navstev6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
MA NAvSTEvU DO CESKO.
SLOVENSKA.

nasi diva krajani p.
Hynek Bartos, ucitel v cesk6
svob. Skole ]. A. Komensky v
Mt. Pleasant a ma zapadni stra
ne a jeho kolega p. Jindrich
Pokorny, rovnez ucitel v ceske
svob. skole ma zapadnf strane,
Oba jmenovanf opustf Cleve-
land pfi$tf ltery 13. brezna t
+. po Erie draze a v New Yor'
ku nasedati budou ma lod' S. S,
Manchuria, paroplavebnf spo.
lecnosti American Line pres
Hamburg do vlasti.
We vlasti zdrzi Sc ne celych
sest m6sicI, by Sc mohli vratit
zp6t bez obtfzi do t6to zem6
Navstivi vet$f mesta v, obchod'
MICH zalezitostech, ale neivice
casu zdrzf sc We SVEN rodisti y
zlate maticce Prake. sss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
"BARoN o1'RHANEK".

Dramaticky sbor "Typ' opa.
koval jiz po ctvrte Wolfovu
Kolloyu operetu "a velke ma,
|vstevy Y ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark ave. Vesel6 dilko pfija,
to bylo obecenstvem velice vdl
|tn9. ac pfedstaveni vcerejM nj.
'kterak nepatfi mezi nejlepsi
Zejmena sbor k zaveru prvni.
no jednani jevil velke nedo.
statky. Jinak hrano bylo dobfe
"a stareho obsazeni a obecen-
stvo Sc vyborne bavilo, coz je
pfi operet9 hlavnl v9ci. Hru
ffdl p. AL. Klimes a zp6vy ma.
cviteny byly p. A. cepkem.
INA ned9l pfisti chyst& Sc
nova opereta ''Loutka".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
.PoDLEHLA FoPALENINAM

ri. r. Princelowa, jez vyoo-
mahala ' 6klidu svoji pfitel.
kyni pi. N. c. Snyderove, v (,
2063 vtch. 80. ul., kde We ctvr.
tex byla popalena, kdyz j
od plynovych kamen chytla "a
stera a dopravena byla ma xii.
niku ma Euclid ave. a vych 88,
ul., podlehla bolestn6mu IRA.
neni vcera k veceru. Osud u.
Ibohe zeny jest tim tragictejsi
jelikoz Sc Y Meadville, Pa. te-
prve pred ned&vnem provdala
a mela pr&ve Sc SWIM muzem
nastoupiti svatebni cestu, jak.
mile by die sveho slibu dokon.
ella dklid i sve pfitelkyn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
UPRAvA PLATO " UNI
8! VOZKU.

Mezi uni vozki stavebniho
materi&fu (. 444 a zamestna-
vately bylo ma vcerejsi spoiled
ne konferenci navrzen kompro
mis-, die ktereho stanoven by
byl plat doyazeci Cd $38 do
$4,000 tydna. Dodatecne bu-
de o teto mzde jednanona ctvr
teGni schulz clenstva unie, jez
zpocatku stavelo pozadavek
cd $42 do $4,000, COZ by zna-
menalo zvyseni mezd Cd $13
do $500 Konfekence donala
Sc v Labor Templu ma Euclid
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
!. sIIy'YlII's


Jiz ma pensi zijici slovinsky
financnfk Ant. Kausek, SO ro-
XII starry v (. 532 vych. 1876. ul.
bydlici, ubfral Sc vcera do il.
steho clevelandskeho kostela,
kdyz byl nedaleko sveho do
nova zachycen ka1.ou a zabit,
Chtel vstoupiti do mezimest-
ske kary trat9 Cleveland, Pal.
nesville ma Landseer I'd. a sna-
I'll Sc pred pfiji3dejfci karou
prebehnouti koleje, kdyz by
vagonem -zachycen a ma mfstl
.usmrcen. Byl vlecen vozem as
20 stop daleko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
PREDPOvfDA ZMATKY We
STAvEBNfM PR0MYSLU.

D. l. Hoopingarner, vykon-
ny riditel Sdruzeni zam6stna-
vateli stavebnich remesel nj
kterak nesdili optimisticke ma
zory, ze letosni stavebni sezo-
ma mine bez vazn6jAch dife-
renci. Naopak cely primysl
ohrozovan bude chaosem, je-
muz nebude v jinych msstech
Y cele zemi .rovna, prohlasil
vGerejsiho dne a volal opetnf
po jine komisi, jez by .situaci
znova projednala re vSech zoI
nych dhlil. Dale pfedpovfda,
ze stavby budou tax drahe, ze
ciov9k skromnejsich prfjmd
nebude moci pomysleti ma stav
blu vlastniho krovu. Stavby
cd leta poslednfho roku podra.
lily tax, re rozpocty nedavno
zn9jici ma obnos pfevysujici
$4,000 - dostupujf dnes vyse
$1,000, jak dozna kazdy, kdo
|ceny tyto sledoval aneb mel
sam v lmyslu staveti. Vtsle.
dek arci bude. ze "a novych
pomeri stavebni ruch mensich
domi velice bude zabrzden.
D1ahota neni vsak zayinena
ze Sc pfidalo Is cent? neb vi.
| (ce a, take meme d9lnictvu.
Hlavni zdrazovatele jsou w
robci stavebniho materialu'
jini,. ktefi stuphuji. vlastnif 81.
sky vel velkeml nepom6ru ku
mzdam o nekolik centl zlep.
senym. i Kdo Sc chce pfesv6d.
cit, necht' 81 vezme podohnj
rozpocet a pozna aniz by by
prav9 velkym Mathematician
kdo vlastne zdrazuje. Prida.
Ii sc tesafi neb zednikovi do
lar. pax arci musi nehoraznl
byti situace vyuzita k nepomel
nemu prosp6chu kapsy vsech
podnikatelI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
AIlADEMIE soKOLA j. 4
kOMENSKY.

sSokol J. A. Komensky uspo-
radal vcera odpoledne verejne
cviceni We spolkove sini ma
vych. 131. ul. Navsteva .byla
p6kna, coz svedci, re nasi kra-
jane v tamni ceske osade uzna
vaji praci a snahu zmineneho
sboru. Vzhledem k tomu, re
Sokol Jan Amos Komensky "a
lozen byl teprve pred ctyfni
roxy a ze jest mu zapasiti, IS
mnohymi pfekazkami a obtize
mi - zejmena tim, ze nema
ylastni t9locvicny - verejne
cviceni vcerejsf bylo peknou u
kazkou prace a svedomite sna-
hy cinovhiki a rovn9z dokaza
10, re mlademu sboru kyne v
Mt. Pleasant skvela budouc-
most. Nedostatky, jez snad pri
cvicenf Sc objevily, dluzno pri-
cisti hlavne tomu, re sbor ne.
mohl ziskati sine ku konani
nutnych zkousek.
Program zahajen byl raz.
nym pochodem zahranym So.
kolskou kapelou, nacez vystou
pill starosta sboru, br. X. Ora.
bek pfedstavil br. B., Holu.
ba, jenz mel strucny proslov.
Zminii Sc o zalozeni Sokola Ko
mensky, ktery !, pres vsechny
prekazky v cestu semu stavici,
utesen6 pokracuje a rozhovo-
I'll sc o zakladatelich Sokol.
stva, Fuegnerovi Tyrsovi, ji5
ma sokolsky stft vepsali ideally,
"a nimiz zdejsi Sokolstvo melo
by Sc brati a pro ne pracovati
Rec byla srdecne prijata ODE,
censtvem, odporucovalo by sc
vsak, ably pri sokolskych Wy.
stoupenich proslovy cin6ny by
ly pred plnym shromazdenin
cvicenci a nikoli pouze pfeG
obecenstvem.
Po te "a doprovodu hubby
proveden byl nasledujici pro
gram:
l. Neimensi zakynel - pro
stocviky a telocvicne hry. 2
Nejmensi zaci - prostocviky
3. Dfvcf dorost - prostocvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
ZRUsEkf PoULIcNf TRAIT.


Ma Washington boulevardu
v Cleveland Heights jezdila 2
Coventry ma Lee I'd. spojovaci
Ipoulicni kara. ma niz panoval
tax 'bajecny ruch", ze byla
zrusena, coz uznala samotna
obecni rada zmin6neho pred.
m9sti, ze dala ochotn6 minuly
tyden svoleni k zastaveni voz.
by. PIvodne byla trait nabid.
nuta clevelandske spolecnostI
poulNnich drah, ale tato Sc "a
|darek honem pod6kovala. Tu.
|dy ma to.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
TRAFTcNf NEHODA POHLf-
zE {. MAR. SINE MA
BROADWAY.

:. Straznfk ma kole, George
Cress, pronasledoval vcera j.
st6ho automobilistu, ujizdejic{-
no nedovolenou rychlosti; jiz
jej po honbe v delce as dvou
blokd dohanel nedaleko Mead
Ave-, kdyz v tom s chodniku
do drahy vb6hl 6-lety Stepan
Robel, bytem v {. 4724 Gar
ave. Ably hocha nepfejel, sna
I'll Sc lCress uhnouti, ale nemel
stestf, povalil jej ma dluzbu q
sam byl prudce hozen proti te-
iefonnimu sloupu. Autoista
pax vyuzil nastaleho zmatku
a nepoznan ujel. Oba zraneni
dovezeni byli do blizke nemoc
|nice> sv. Alexise, kde shledano
|zranenf policisty velice vaz-
[nym, krone znacnych podrc.
min posramocena mu byla zle
panevnf kost, tax ze die pre-.
|svedcenf lekafi mize zdstati
mrzakem do smrti. Maly Ro-
bel pax krone nekolika bouli
a modfin vyvazl 2 melody po-
|merne lehce. Straznik Cress
|byl zranen pred nedavnem "a
fpodobnych okolnosti, kdyz "a
tiki pro rychlou jizdu ma Euclid
ave. Johna McNeeleye, jenz
odsouzen k. pokut6 $4,000 a
| sestim 6sicnimu pobytu v robo-
tarne. McNeeley sc odvolal a
|apelace jeho bude teprve pro-
jednavana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12
SOUDNf zAKAZ MA The EAST OHIO
GAS co. ZABRANlTI \ UzA-
~
VRENfPLYNUl
PLANY MA STAVBU NESTSKE
PLYNARNY.
DNEs Sc OCEKAvA BOUkLIVk SCHUZE
MESTSKE RADY.

Budeme zbaveni 1. kv6tna
plynu skutecn6? Otazka tate
jest ash dnesnf dobou v Cleve'
lande nejzbeznejsi. Byla take
kladena vcera vecer nejcast6ji
C. C. Townesovi, predsedovi
mestske rady a w. B. Cockley.
owl, jako pravnimu zastupcl
The East Ohio Gas Co., ma hoj
ne. navstivene schdzi organise.
ce Cleveland Forum v Audito.
riu zelezniGnich strojvGdcd.
Ma jinou otazku, co m6stska
rada pocne, nebude-li miti po-
sledni vyjednavani dspechu,
odpovedel Townes, re ihned
pozada m6sto nejvyssi statni
soud v Ohiu "a vydani zadrzo-
vaciho rozkazu, ktery while.
dem k dilezitosti cele akce j.
ste pry bude We prosp6ch Gle
velandu vyrizen. 7
Vyrok byl prijat bouflivou
odpov9di We forme potlesku,
coz Sc opakovalo kdyz fekl, re
m6stska rada nehodla ustou-
pitt a re pres mayorovo Veto
vanf Marshallovy ordinance
40c plynu bude pri teto stati.
0 ordinance, jak vseobecn9 zna
mo, jednano bude dnes, kdy sc
ma radnici take ceka velice
bouflive zasedani.
To mes mluvil o planech, die
kterych u mestskych osvetlo.
vacich' zavodech zfizena ma
byti plynarna mestska, jez by
izila plynovodu opustenehc
The East Ohio Gas Co., kterJ
by arci drive musela vykoupiti
Plan jest dosud v fnlhach, i0'
likoz. nikdo nedovede 'fici, jak
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"sTARE HklcHY".

Dram. Odbor legionafsky
|"Vcelka", sehral vcerejsi me-
dele "a velice sluSne nav$tevy
" G. N. Sini ma Broadway po-
sledni predstaveni zimni sezo-
ny a vybral St astnou rukou je-
fdnu z novejsich praci Stolbo-
'ivych, veselohru Stare hfichy',
|jez ,s'kutecn3 oplyva rozmar-
nym .dajem. Til start mladen-
ci mali ma sv4domi hffch mia
|di, domnslou ! nemanzelskou
dceru, jez - objevl we chvili,
|lkdyz We vsech tfech jiz skpmf-
ra mladi, stafi mladenci Sc
pax pfedhan2jf, aby napravili,
co zameSka1i, . 'kdyz Sc dove
di, ze matkou byli vlastn6 jen
vodeni "a "nos'. posedli jsou
ma zenenf a ysichni til Sc o BY
valou dceruSku uch&zeji. Jill
latka tato nasv6dCuje, ze o ko-
mick6 situace neni nouze. X
Ftomu pax vyborna veseloherni
episodka star6ho prefatyna 8
Obstarozni kuchafkou a neko-
lik jinych zdafilych figurek,
tax ze jest cile, vzbuzovati
smfch, pine dosazeno.
"a riditelstvf p. Josefa Ben
dla rezie p. FIR. Novodvorske-
no hrano bylo celkem velice
ciperne. Vyborny maskou j
hrou byl p. G. Kotmel, jako
Zapotocky, k n9muz Sc druzili
|ostatni kolegove v utrpeni, plu
kovnfk Kucera, p. JOS. Jun q
|tovarnik Novak, >. Simek, p6k
nou pax hospodyhku q "dce-
ru" predstavila 81. Marie Vel
clova. PromySlenou hrou pax
nemalo pobavila Kacka, pi. v.
'Brychcinove, jiz ,podafilo Sc
Ipfi kazd6m vystoupeni obecen
'stvo ma pine kolo rozesmati q
$ podobnym st6stim sehral p.
|Strachota sveho Krapicku. Ia
Ike mensi llozky, nalezajici Sc
" rukou pi. Karnosov6, pi. A.
Malikove a p. v. Mal(ka vho-
|'dn4 pfisp9ly k celkovemu T.
sp3chu. pluzno podekovati ]
ochotn<mu p. ". Sedlackovi,
'obch6dniku n&bytkem na
Broadway, jenz zaphjcil vie
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Il
potfebne k vypravenf jeviste.
Program divadelnf obsahoval
vylfceni Icele dramatickeho
odboru, jehoz vytezky plynou
We prospech nasich legionar6
invalidd, zajiste divod, pro
ktery by skutecne pekne hry
FOdboru Weekly" Yasluhovaly
nejvetsfho oceneni.
v meziaktf. hrala sokolska
hudba, ktera i podobne pozde
|ji pfi tanci uspokojila ! vsech-
ny tancechtiv&.
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MoDLf Sc IA MAYORA.

Evangelistka pi. B. Harriso
va ma patrne o hlavu naSeot
mesta strach, proto minuly ty
den navrhovala v Grace kon
gregacnim kostele ma Colgate
ave. a zap. 65. ul. "a postnf pc
boznosti, ably uil Clevelandl
We svych modlitbach vzpomne
mayora Kohlera, aby mu patr'
ne bih dal dar rozumu. Slibi'
la, ze sama pujde dobrym pff'
kladem v cele . take tax uci'
Mia vcerejsi ned6le.
Divody, proc Sc ma lid mo.
dliti byly: =
"Kazdy muz vefejneho IRA.
du ma pamatovati vlastni do.
stojnosti. Mayor Kohler vsak
ma to zapomel."
"Muz, jenz neni 8 bohem "a
dobfe, nemIze ami vykonavatl
veci v pravem duchu."
"Kohler sc snazi byti vel.
kym muzem, ale vysledek je,
ze ztraci prAtele."
A. podobnS tte levity dale,
Umysl jeji jest dobry, ale pro-
stfedek voleny sotva bude mi.
ii ma tvrdohlaveho Kohlera &.