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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-08-09

and one of the oldest men in the wa
ter boards employ. WheL the man
was lifted from the pit he was life
less, the solid wet sand having caved
in around him and almost hermetri-
cally sealed him SO that no doubt he
almost instantly suffocated to death.
He is survived by his wife and family
of nine children.-S Saltwater Gazette.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-08-09

CHAPTER Ix.-At Caroca Sandy meets
q friend, who helps the pair elude the pur-
suing sheriff. and they safely board the
train on their way out of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
MEXICALI BOUT
POSTPONED; in
RING AUGUST II
Joe Flores Assumes Pro-
motion of Williams
Neal Fight

Another poStponemcut has been
found necessary for the Is round bout
between Ray Neal and Kid Viii
liams, which was scheduled for to-
morrow night at McXicali, due to
Friday beng observed as day
of mourning in honor of the late
President Harding. Though it
might have been permissible to 90
through with the bout, rs it will
be fought on Mexican soil Mt a
conference between Harry Wood
bury, Williams manager, and the
promoters of the fight last night,
it was decided that it would be
better to postpone the fight for
another week MeXican officials
have shown the utmost respect and
homage to the dead President, and
although no official word was re
~eived them regarding the fight, it
was known uuofficially that they
were dcsirous of having it post
Toncd.
When it WAS finally decided to
postpone the scrap, the original
promoters asked to be relieved of
their contract. rs other affairs will
occupy their time for the next sew
eral weeks. Satisfactory arrange.
mentS were concluded with the
promoters, and Joe Flores stepped
into the breach and Offered to
stage the fight in the Eden Airdome
August /. Knowing the rcputa-
tion Flores has made in boxing
circles i'll the valley, Woodbury. and
Meals representative at once ac-
ccpted the offer and signed arti-
cles for Is round fight. Flores
conducted fights at MeXicali two
years ago, and later development
proved that he is the one man
who can promote in the Mexican
town.
Williams has been keeping in
strict training, and though dis
appointed at the last postpoucment,
Woodbury. said today that the
valley champ is pleased with the
new arrangements and will be in
the best possible condition when
he faces Neal. The latter has been
working out at Drtmiand Are
ma, San Diego, and is reported by
his manager to be in top-notch
condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
VALLEY WILL FIG HIT FOR
PAVED HIGHWAY IN YUMA
GOVERNMENT RESERVATION

so that trains No. 4j and No. 46,
although leaving Calexico and Los
Angeles respectively, at the same
time as at present, will arrive at
their destinations from so to 40
minutes earlier than the schedule
calls for. This will put express
shipments from the valley in to Los
Angeles in time for the early
markets, and will also make for an
earlier distribution of mail and ex-
press in the valley cities. The
change will be made in the near fu-
ture.
The secretary was instructed to
ascertain from the agricultural eX-
tension service of the University
of California, what shade trees are
best adapted for Ell Centre and will
report to the directors at their first
meeting after the information is OBJ
tained.
Present at the meeting were di-
rectors, r. II. Cary, j. r. Ford, j.
S. Duff. T. NJ. tiil!, Rodney Hermor,
J. S. Jones, Howard Meyer, r. p.
Moore, Allen Nuffcr, c. w. Runge,
s. f. Scott, f. Il. Slocum and
Charles Soncs.
The meeting followed the week
ly dinner Of the chamber, held 1T
the Oregon hotel, at which 30 mem
bers were present and enjoyed a
good menu and an agreeable social
hour,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Coast Magnates
Smoke Pipe
of Il eace

Bv 'ress Staff Corrcspon dent
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9-Re-
ports were current today that
the Pacific Coast baseball row
is ancient history. William
Wrigloy Jr., cwner of the Los
Angeles team. md Ed r. Maier,
owner Of Vernon have been
seen together several times dur
ing the last two days and ap-
pear to be very friendly. Maier
and Wrigley had not spoken for
number OF months.
1t is reported that general
love feast has been held. Wrig-
ley and Maier a,e expected to
iron out their difference re-
garding territor. rights and
perhaps the dralt. 1t is also
reported a Teccnciliation is I'M
der way betw1 II the Seals and
j. Cal Swing aS Oakland. 1t
is generally rrIr ored that Pres
ident MCCARTHY Il Sc fight on
Wrigley over the ggnership of
the Seattle club reatened to
disrupt the leagu has been
taken into camp a.. will smoke
the pipe Of peace In, this
event it would probably be un-
derstood that he would continue
as the league president.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Ae53SsR)RZ93aNA :
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD

Dixie Davis famed Babe Ruth
and Elmer Smith in the 9th inning
with two on base, and the Browns
beat the YankS, to s.
Ainsmith s homer in the Sth in.
ming gave the Cards to 5 victory
over the Giants.
Dazzv Vance won his ninth
straight game when he beat the Pi-
rates, to >, in the first game, but
the Robins lost the second, 5 to ,,
behind Grimes.
Tony Kaufman held the Phils to
five feeble hits, and the Cubs won,
/ to >.
Red Faber held the Athletics safe
all the way while Harris was found
in the pinches and the White SoX
won, to 3.
George, Burns hit a homer and
gave the Red Sox the second game,
3 to >, after the Tigers had won
the first, 4 TO 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Tennis Racquet

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-With tie
courts slow and heavy, the Austral-
ians meet japanese tennis players
here today in the initial singles of
the American zone finals in the
Davis cup play.
j. B. Hawkes., Australian, will
meet Benzo Shimidzu i'll the christ
ening battle at > p. NJ. The second
singles match will be between James
0. Anderson Australian, and Masa-
nosuke Fukuda, Japan.
A gallery composed of tennis en-
thusiasts from Il dozen or more
cities of the country gathered to
look on. Play viii be suspended to-
morrow because of President Hard
ing's funeral. ,.s-~c ~s-'7-css -'-'
A doubles match win be played
Saturday and two more singles sun
day. Following Saturdays play
William 7. Tilden and Manuel AL
cnso, Spain, probably will play an
exhibition match.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

and bayous of the Mississippi are
included in the work taken up.
There are no classes held within
doors at all. The students ages
range from 7 to 77--thcrc are no
restrictions of any kind on the
pupils.
DR.. w. 7. Hornaday, director of
thkc New York geological park /;
DIR. Harry C. Oberholscr, Washing
ton, d.. c.; DR.. George +. Kay, Iowa
State University, and President f.
A. Birgc, of the University of Wis
consin are some of the distinguish
ed naturalists instructing the soc
students.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
LADDIE BOY KEEPS HOPELESS
WATCH FOR MASTERS RETURN
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Ry l nitcd frcSS Leased wire
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Laddio
Boy was taken by his groom, Will
SON jackson, to Mrs. Harding S
room yesterday. His every feature.
expressive as only dogs can be,
revealed his utter detection In
stead of lCaping with JOY us he had
always done before when greeting
his mistress. he stood quietly with
bent head as Mrs. Harding pctted
him. His interest in life seemed
to have departed.
There was a new White House
dog today, an Alaskan husky
brought back from the trip by
secret service men. Arctic, as the
newcomer was named, was secured
as a companion for Laddie Boy, but
now the dog from the land of the
midnight sun will range the grounds
of the White House alone.
Laddie Boy may have noticed the
unusual proceedings around the
White House and his doggish mind
may be pulling over them, but he
was not permitted to see his master
in death His last recollection of
Mr.. Harding goes back to last June
when the Alaskan trip was started
and he's still waiting for his
master to come back.
elf | were a betting man 1 would
wager $1,00&000 to II bad penny
that Mrs. Harding will not give
Laddic Boy to anybody cne of
the White House officials said to.
day, regarding reports that the late
President S dog had been given to
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Nature Lovers
Meet Outdoors
In Convent o n


McGREGOR, Iowa, August O.
Omitted Press. - On McGrcgor
Heights, 500 feet above the waters
of the Mississippi, the American
School of Wild Life Protection is
holding its annual session.
Botanists, bird-lovers, conserva-
tion experts, scientists and natu-
ralists from all over the United
States have gathered here to study
the natural wonders of hits region,
Every form of nature study is taken
up during the two-wcek session of
the school.
The large beds of wild flowers,
the peculiar geological formations
of the cliffs and rocks, the swamps,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

Fl Centre will be represented at
a hearing to be conducted at Los
Angeles by the state highway com
mission on August 16, the directors
of the Chamber of Commerce hav-
ing decided at last night s meeting
to have two representatives there.
Ell Centre and Imperial Valley are
particularly interested in inducing
the commission to adhere to its or
iginal plans calling for Il paved
road through the Indian Reserva-
ton on the HoltvilleYuma high
way. instead of providing a graded
gravel road, as has been advocated
in ce~tain quarters. This subject
will come up at the hearing, and
Geore 2. Bowles and William Ton
dro, rman of the chamber s
good aaIs committee, were in
struc 10 fight for a paved road.
Tondro is now on trip TO 4el-
lowsro g Park, but will be in Los
Angeles August l6, where he will be
Joined by Mr.. Bowles.
Ford Reports on lighting
Director J. r. Ford, who recently
returu,l rom trip 70 the northern
uar+ OF thc STA old the directors
Of tife sv,ellent ornamental street
lighting system. which he found in
nearly ali Of fhr ,ities and towns
he visited and expressed the hope
that Fl Centre viii soou be equip
ped with such a system. Many
towns considerabl smaller than FL
Centre have syst uls that would be
expected only in large cities, and
the advantages OF well lighted
town were reec uiZcd everywhere.
A communica on was read from
A. T. MERCER. general manager of
the San Diec "nI Arizona Rail
way, stating tia 20 railroad com
panv will give tdi2te attention
to the chanbe lest for q
warning sigma as company 3
grade crossipE ,.s It of Seeley,
which is CONSIDER angcrous 10
traffic.
Trains To Be se1ded Up
Director Runge Ht'rmed the
meeting that the southern Pacific
company is "tighiv ing up the
schedule of runnina time between
Los Angeles AID imperial Valley,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

seeley Stores tn Close.-All busi-
ness in Seclcv viii be suspended
tomorrow TO honor the memory Of
President Harding, it was stated
today by George J.. Campbell, one
Of the leading merchants in that
town. Plans have been made for a
memorial service in the community
church, and the people of that dis
trict are urged to attend them.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
S35O,OOO GRAIN FIRE

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.--Two build
ings containing $4,000 bushels of
wheat and flour were destroyed to-
day in fire which swept the plant
Of the Advance Malt Products com,
pany. Damage was estimated at
about S3J0.O0O.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
T. w. w. CONVICT KILLS SELF

SAN QUENTIN PENITENTI-
AIRY, Aug. 9.-Abc Shocker, con
victed in Los Angeles under the
state criminal svndicalism law,
committed suicide in the prison last
night. He left note asking that
the blame for "everything the |.
w. w. had done in Los Angeles -
be placed on his shoulders.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
FOUND

That Hannah's Tablets will quick
-fyN-releve indigestion, dyspepsia,
sick. sour or gassy stomachs. To
prove it, I'll send a trial package
free. Don't suffer any longer.
Write for package today. P. j..
Hannah, P. o. Box 623, El Centre,
California. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
YESTERDAYS HOME RUNS

Ken Williams, Browns, l..
Friberg, Cubs, Is.
Burns, Red SoX, ID.
Carey. Pirates, Ii.
Ainsmith, Cardinals, 1-3.
Home run leaders:
CIV Williams, Phils, %; Ruth,
Yanks, %; Ken Williams. Browns,
~ Fournier, Robins, Is; Miller,
Cubs, II.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
'Hawkeyes' Will
Hold Reunions

Southern California Hawkeyes
are to gather next Saturday in Blk
by Park, Long Beach, to attend the
annual summer picnic of the Iowa
State Association.
Ninety nine county headquarters
will be established, and college and
university alumnae will hold rcun-
ions between 3 and p. m. Pres
ident A. B. Shaw will preside at the
brief program of songs and ad'
dresses to be featured following the
noon dinner hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

NEW YORK.-Danny Mcbride
who fought = 20 round draw with
Joe Cans in 1896, dropped dead
from heart disease on the street
yesterday. He had quit the ring
when blood poisoning caused the
amputation of two fingers and he
had been employed in the park de-
partment.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
COAST LEAGUE

At Portland-San Francisco
0;S;1. Portland 3;9;1. Geary and
Agnew; Crumplcr and Onslow.
At Oaklana-Salt Lake 2;10;2.
Oakland 3;9;1. McCabe and Peters; !;
kremer and Read.
At NernOn-Sacramento 4;S;1.
Vernon 3;9;1. Prough and Koch
Ter; Alien and Hannah.
At Seattle-Los Angeles 3;7;1.
Seattle 2;7;0. Crandall and Byler;
Gregg, Williams and Yaryan.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
The Weather

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Fair tonight and Friday except
cloudy or foggv tonight and in
morning near coast.
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Friday with
moderate temperature. Probably
fog or clouds in the morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

CINCINNATI - Adolfo Luque,
Cincinnati pitcher, has been sus-
pended by the National league pre-
sident while an investigation is be-
ing made into the cause for his at
tack Oil New York PLAYERS during
the recent Red-Giaut series.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

Mrs. Yorkc, of London, says a
nice girl is a girl who can blush
but doesn t say what about.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

NEW YORK-Prices of 1920 to
$3.50 have been set for the Benny
Leonard Johnny Dundee fight to be
staged in the Yankee stadium Oh
Sentombcr 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

TEAR OUT HERE - - -
International Correspondence Schools
B0 Scranton, penna.
without cost mr. obligation. please tell me how
can Gudify for the position In the subject before
which l have marked an in the lis, beios:
m Architect
RI Automobile Work
u Blue Prir- Reading
II Building Foreman
q Civil Engineering
n Concrete Builder
q Contractor and Builder
II Drafting
n Electrician
RI Foreman Plumber
II Heating and Ventilation
n Machine Shop Practice
I Mechanical Engineer
u Plumber and Steam Filter
r. Radio
4 Sheet Metal Worker
Steam Engineering
n Structural Engineer
q Surveying and Mapping
g 1oolmakT
NIme --.
Address
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
VZRUST AUTOMOBILOyE.
HO SPORTU.

Statni sekretar Thad. H,
Brown Ia vcereisj poledni
schdze silnicnfho a ulicniho w
boru pfi Clevelandskem Auto
clubu, konane V Hollenden ho-
telu vyslovil nadeji, re auto
mobilove poplatky v celem sta
te Ohiu vynesou letos $780,
600; roku lonsk6ho dostoupily
$7.888.OOO.
Ma schdzi jednano bylo o L.
prave cest krone toho pravil
.okresni inzenyr Hadden, ze
vozba ma silnicich 1zasne writ
sta. Vypocftal, ze ku prikladu
pokracovani Euclid Ave. O.
kresu Lake prejede "a nedele
neb We svatek v dobe Is hodin
$4,000 motorovych vozidel.
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OKRADENY KOLEKTOR GA.
SOLINOVE SPOLECNOSTI.

II. L. Brown, jehoz povinno>
stf jest kolektovati penize, "
trzene V stanicich The Natio-
nal Refining Co., prepaden byl
vcera dvema muzi "a denniho
svetla ma ceste do banky, kde
hodlal vybrane penfze uloziti.
Prepaid udal Sc ma Lake Ave. a
Parkside drive v Lakewoodu.
Jak Brown vypravuje, Sci pra-
We kolem II chodnfku stoiiciho
auta, z ktereho nahle vyskocili
diva muzi, 2 nichz jeden, ozbro
jen revolverem mu naridil, da-
tt ruce vzhGru, kdezto druhy
spesne mu prohledal kapsy, v
kterych ukoristil obalku OBJ
nosem $4,000.
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ZATcEN PRO PADE.
Nj PENEZ.

We SVEN domove ' els. 5OO1
Wellesley ave. zatGen byl vce-
ra fotograf Felix Teresko, jenz
po diva roxy padelal bankovky
Federalnf Reservni a Narodni
banky a sice hned We velkem,
vzdy "a $4,000, ktere pomoci
agenti udaval rdznych me-
stech. Ia vcerejsi prohlidky
byly nalezeny RUNE prfpravky
k provozovanf tohoto vynosne-
no, ale spatne Sc vyplacejiciho
remesla. Predveden pred ko-
misare Spojenych Statd, dan
byl penezokaz pod zaruku
$4,000. V nejblizsich dnech
Sc ceka zatceni j jeho nahon-
cich mestech iinych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
CESKOSLOvENSKE LAME

Pro krajany v zahranicf,
piichazejici navstevou do Ce-
skoslovenska, mhze byti pro-
spesno vedeti, ze v ceskoslo-
venskych laznich: Karlovych
Varech, Marianskych Laznich,
Frantiskovych Laznfch, Laz-
mich Kynzvart, Jachymove OBJ
staravaji mfstnf odhory Narod-
nj Jednoty Severoceske po ce-
lou dobu pro csl. lazenske ho-
sty agendu informacni a uby-
tovaci. Soucasne pax die o.
kolnosti staraji Sc tez i stra'n-
XII zabavnf a spolecenskou we
sr1yslu ceskem.
Blizsi odresy v jednotlivych
laznfch jsou: Karlovy Vary:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
ZAHAJENf RECNICKE Sc.
ZONY MA SQUARU.

Ctvrta fecnicka seZona uspo-
Tadana bude jako kazdeho ro-
ku Cd 1920, aranzovana jest
City Clubem v severozapad-
MIN rohu Public Squaru. PRIV
nj verejna pfednaSka letos ko-
natl sc bude V sobotu, dne z.
cervence, kdy turnaj zahaji
mayor Kohler a jemu "a klub
odpovi president tehoz. Cain
Prednasky konati Sc budou v
cervenci a srpnu, kazde sobo-
ty poledne. Ma pretres pri-
jdou problemy' narodohospo.
dafske, politicke socialni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
SkOk S OKNA A JEHO
NASLEDKY.


/ Do nemocnice sv. Alexise
pfivezeny byly pi. Tecklas Ku-
snicka a 81. M. Sawicka, obe
byly zraneny, kdyz vyskoci1y
oknem prvniho patra v {. 5000
Kinsman rd. vcera vecer. 0Po-
divna historic odehrala Sc,
kdyz pry rozvedeny manzel
Kusnicke, zenu svoji jeji spo-
lecnici napadl. Kusnicky w.
skocil "a KusnIickou okncm ia
Ike a zranen dovezen byl do
nemocnice jake vezen.
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Zpravy re San Franciska
prinasf west 0 obohaceni mo-
dernfch tancd. Kdyz ais pred
deseti roxy Sc objevil turkey
trot" bylo tanecnimi mistry i
jinymi odborniky prohlasova-
no, ze podobne blazneni jest
jen prechodnim a ze sc nase
tance vrati opetne k starsim
zpGsobdm. Jak dnes jest cely
svet presvedcen, byl to omyl a
tanecni kroky zavedeny v New
Yorku, Chicagu neb San Fran
sku, paradujf po celem svete v
hlavnfch mestech vsech naro-
dd, kan zaneseny byly arma-
dou po celem svete Sc toulaji-
cich americkych turisti.
Zboznovateld tax zvane
"jazz" hubby jest jiz celia vel
ka armada a stale jsou hleda-
ny move formy krokd, ably obo-
haceno bylo modernf tanecni
umeni. v nejnovejsi dobe hla-
sa San Francisco, ze move kro
ky "privezeny" byly turisty z
Orientu, kteri pribyli linii Pa
cific Mail. Ac jsou nejmoder-
|nejsi tance "Chicago," "Balko
NADIA" a "TOddle" nova zOvanv
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jednatel Karel Dvorak, 1red
mix, dnm Humboldt; Mari
anske Lame: jedn. Ing. M
Mecir, "Buen Retro; Franti
skovy Lame: pfeds. Josef O
pocensky, post. dfednik; Lag
ne Kynzvart: jedn. Vaclal
Karlik, urednik stat. drah; ia.
chyn1ov: jed. josef Hampl
horni inz. cp. II.
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CTvRTLETNf SCHUZE

podp. SOC spolku pod zastitou
sv. Amy, zalozeny pri osade
sv. Vaclava, kona sc tretf ne
deli v cervnu, We tri hodiny od-
poledne v osade P. Marie
Lourdske. Ma poradku place
nj umrti ma zemrele sestry.
Dostavte Sc v plenh poctu.
Tez oznamujem cesko-kat. ze-
nam, ktera by Sc chtela k ma
semu spolku dati, re pfiiima-
me clenky bez pristupneho.
Vybor.
6-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

"a vynalezy americke, obje-
vene tanecnimi mistry i ochot
Milky, nelze je povazovati "a
pdvodni, ale vysledky die ci-
zich vzorI.
Americky turista hleda ma
cestach vzdy neco noveho, at
v od6vu, scenerii neb zabave a
take v tancfch jest tomu po-
dobne.
Cestujfci, vracejici Sc z Hawai-
a Orientu vdbec, parniky The
Pacific Mail linie mali v TOM
to smeru velkou zasluhu.P Prime
sli nam povestne tance gels z
japanskych cajoven, tance Gin
ske, "hula" tance Honolulu
a nejnoveji prinasi nejmladsi
vitanou obmenu "fox trotu",
kterou "a doprovodu lodniho
orchestra pilne ma palube ma
cvicili. Jest to nekolik skolnich
divek pribylych prave ma par
niku President Cleveland, jez
tanec dobre pochopily a take
jiz tanci. Nova vymozenost &C
dosud nema jmena jiste zpIso
bi mezi tancemilovnymi jistou
pOZOrnOst.
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SEST OSOB ZABITO PRl
SRAzCE.

Grayling, Mich, 13. cervna,
Sest muzd bylo zde zabito
dnes, kdyz nakladni lokomoti
va srazila sc vlakem ma dra
re Michigan Central. Mezi "a
bitymi jsou strojvedouci, topic
q brzdic vlaku a tri muzi, Q
nichz Sc ma "a to, ze jeli v "a
vazadlove kaTe.
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Wel6 diky.
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Vdecnosn pobadna vzdavam
D.
Stoeti S.
l44 j. D. pitekynim,
~ Pod dojmem seserske pfatelske aky
sveho obzvlae
radt uniy emne
mienm damam vsemozne vsfc pjmou
A. Thomas M mla F.
Nemecek vechu jech pmchyl
Mrs NJ Kraft, K Mrs Hodina Mrs soukup Mrs A.
Prasek Mrs H. Pesmfd Mrs NJ Ptranek. A
Mrs A. Koran Mrs A. Kvasnicka
Mrs Phaka Mrs Sma Mrs Stuchel Mrs Jakubovk
Benda Mrs Brezna
osani pratee zname Mrs
Mrs Laura Prasek l.
Nlusal Mrs Mabel A.
kvasnka Mrs G. Fuetter
eek Budte ujteny
budu vzpomnat chle kruh
Yam odvdeGi Pfmete vchi
Vdecna NEMECEK.
Vase prnelkyns a natl ul.
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Ma vojns.

Rotmistr: "Novacku Homol-
ko, stal byste ma prfklad v no.
ci ma strait, najednou priblizi
sc k vam cd zadu temna posta
va a obejme vas silnymi rame-
ny. Co byste delal?"
"Rekl bych: Barusko, pust'
mne!"
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ZE SOKoLA NOVA vLAST!

v nedeli dopoledne kOnana
schize, kterou ridil mistostaro-
sta Karel Kolar a ktera vyzna-
covala Sc krasnym, ladnym prG
behem. Po precteni zapisu,
v6novana pozornost doslym
dopisnm a pax zvlaste zpra-
vam 1fedniki "a vybord. :
Velice uspokojiva zprava
podana cvicitelem bratr. Ant.
Bilym navstevach We cviceni
q pffpravach ku zavoddm a
sletu zupy, jakoz i o verejnem
vystoupeni pfi vyletu Jednoty,
dne 3. cervna 1923.
Nemene zajimave byly dalsl
zpravy zastupci re z,tpy a "a
ba0nfho vyboru zupy i. dornacf-
no. Vsem pozadavkdm k zup-
nfmu sletu bylo ochotou wy
hoveno.
Pc vyeerpani fadneho pora-
du, pTeneseno iednani ku bo-
du, pro ktery byla hlavne schu
ze svolana cetne navstivena,
totiz zakoupena farma mistni-
mi Jednotami.
Brratr starosta obiasnil stru-
cne celkovy MAJOR ma tuto po-
tfebu venkovskeho maietku a
dalsi bratri, v. Prech, Vajs, "A,
Rehula a JIM vysvetlovali, iak
zakoupene misto vypada, jeho
potreby ku zvelebeni a odporu
covali, by Jednota bez obavy
stala Sc zaklaIdnfm clen'em.
Pc delsi zdrav6 a rozumne
debate -vsemi pfftomnymi bra
try usneseno stati Sc zaklad-
MIN clenem povoleno 500
ma vylohy zvoleni do sprav-
niho vyboru bratri: V. Pfech,
Jan Novak a Kar. Kolaf. z
pritomnych kazdy upsal po jed
nom dilci dana talk pfflezitost
vsem 81 tyto zakoupiti. Mnozi
jsou hotovi die potfeby pri-
koupiti dalsich vice.
Timto iednanfm Jednota do
kazala, ze bude spolehlivou a
ukaznelou jednotkou V ramci
mistnfch Jednot Sokolskvch a
vynasnazf sc pine povinnosti
sve dostati. V nedeli v 9 hod.
idopoledne, II. cervna pojede-
me Sc ma farmu podivat a od-
poledne pdjdeme ma vylet sko-
" v nasi zahrade.
Sraz u zahrady!
Ma zdar!
v. Pfech.
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DOLL Sc 1O2 ROKU.

Cincinnati, O., 13. cervna.
Nejstarsi obyvatel tohoto me-
sta zemrel zde vcera. Byl to
Anthony de Champ, star 102
roxy.