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The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14

while Mr.. Falk shot 81 and a sc
with a 35 handicap. Mr.. Falk ad
mits that the handicap given him was
entirely too much and has conceded
that young Crickmer is entitled to the
first prize. The honor of winning
the carpet beater offered by the Her.
aid fifth prize) goes to j. E. Bon
ner, with net par of IA. Mr. Bon
ner shot two forty-fours and carried
a handicap of ID, making him net
of IA.
Next Sunday there will be anoth-
er tournament at which time the steel
shaft won by D. B. Caughren a few
weeks ago, will be the prize. The
committee will revise the handicap to
some extent, taking last Sundays
score as criterion to guide them.
The following is detailed score of
the participants in the tournament
held last Sunday:
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[STEARNS co. Pure
BRED Sire CAMPAIGN
LIVE WIRE BREEDERS TO PER-
Feet ORGANIZATION AT
ALBANY TUESDAY
LOCAL MEN ARE ACTIVE
PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL
EXPLAIN STATEWIDE MOVE
MENT FOR IMPROVEMENT

Next Tuesday evening at 500
o'clock, at county wide meeting at
Albany, farmers, breeders, bankers
and business men of Stearns county
will attend county wide booster
meeting, which will be the beginning
OF the Stearns county pure bred sire
campaign.
Chas. S. Collision, agricultural edi-
tor of the Minneapolis Tribune, Emil
A. Boie, Mankato banker and chair
man of the Agricultural committee of
the State Bankers association, a rep
resentative of the University and Ro-
bert Gelger, secretary of the Mime
sofa Holstein Breeders association,
will give talks and plans of the cam
paign at the meeting.
A state wide pure bred sire cam
paIgn is being put on in Minnesota
under the direction of the Minnesota
Holstein Breeders Association. One
county is completed at time. Twelve
counties have already been completed
in the work; 760 pure bred sires
have been sold so far says Mr.. Geiger,
secretary of the State Holstein AS
sociation. This campaign is for all
breeds. Bulls of any breed are
placed in the campaign depending up
on the breed the buyer wants and is
interested in. N
Following the boosters meeting
next Tuesday evening, several meet
ings will be held at different points
over Stearns county, as fast as the
men doing the work can cover each
of the counties and get into new
territory. Breeders having pure bred
bulls for sale will list them with the
field man doing this work.
The object of the campaign is to
get as many pure breeding bulls, sat-
Iisfactorily sold, as possible. Herds
increase their milk production where
pure bred sires are used. Farmers,
breeders, bankers and business men
have given this work their whole
hearted support in counties where it
has been carried on. Nothing will
mean more to the future of the dairy
industry than the grading up of our
dairy herds. Scrub bulls cost the
farmers of Stearns county thousands
of dollars each year.
A meeting will be scheduled for
Sauk Centre some time during Sep
tember, just before the work is done
| in the Sauk Centre territory. The
breeders expect the campaign to be
completed in Stearns county about
October 1st.
Those attending the preliminary
meeting last Tuesday evening at AL
bany from Sank Centre were: Henry
G. Borgmann, Fritz Minette, Elbridge
Cass and M, A. Nye.
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"The Covered Wagon" Com.
ing to Caughren Sept. 1O-l1
Biggest Picture in Filmdom Booked
for Early Showing By Manager
Albert DuBeau

Manager Albert DuBeau of the
Caughren Theatre has booked a
number Of the biggest pictures in
filmdom for showing at the Caughren
Theatre in the next two months.
"The Covered Wagon" James
Cruces masterpiece, featuring j.
Warren Kerrigan, Lois Wilson, Ern-
est Terrence, will be shown Wednes-
day and Thursday, September 10th
and 18th with special orchestra.
This picture ran for eight solid
months on Broadway, New York at
$500 admission. 1t was also at
Woods Theatre Chicago, for several
months. The picture deals with the
trials and hardships Of crossing the
plains in 40 and is as near historical
ly correct as a picture can be made.
Twelve reels are necessary to COM
plete the story and every inch of it
is full of heart interest and thrill.
Other features are "North of &c."
"Sainted Devils" and Monsieur
Beaucire" featuring Rudolph Valen-
tino, "The Alaskan" with Thomas
Meighan, and all of the big 1925 re-
leases. Mr.. .DuBeau is using every
effort to give the patrons of the
Caughren the best that money will
buy in motion pictures. Watch the
Herald for dates of these attractions.
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Funeral Of Ralph L. Engle
Held Monday Afternoon
Remains Arrived In Sauk Centre
From California Saturday Eve
ming Accompanied by Father

Ralph L. Engle, brief mention of
whose death appeared in the
Herald of last week, died at Santa
Ana, CAL, Aug. 2, 1924, at 1890 A.
M. The deceased was the second
son of w. s.. Engle, formerly resi-
dent of Sauk Centre. He was born
in Orange township, Douglas county,
June 20, 1901.
The family moved to Sauk Centre
about nine years ago. Mrs. Engle
died in 1919 and two years ago last
July, Mr.. Engle and his three sons
moved to California in the hope that
Ralph might regain his health. For
time after they located in the west
he seemed to be much better and in
fact reached his normal weight again.
Aug. 2, 1923 he suffered bad hem
orrage and continued to go down in
health until his death last week.
The body arrived in Sauk Centre
Saturday evening accompanied by his
father. 1t was taken to the Berg
green undertaking department where
they remained until Monday after
noon when the funeral was conduct
ed at the M. E. church by the pastor
Rev. S. S. Wyand. The remains.
were laid to rest beside those of his
mother in Greenwood.
Besides the father there are two
brothers of the immediate family
left to mourn. They are: Arthur B.
Engle and Jesse B. Engle.
Frank Engle, and family of Chati-
field, brother of w. S. Engle, were
the only outside relatives attending
the funeral. The latter part of this
week w. S. will accompany his BROTH
er Frank and family on a short trip
in Northern Minnesota and also for
a few days. visit with his brothers at
Chatfeld after which he will return
to Santa Ana where he will continue
to make his residence. The family
have the sympathy Of many friends
in this community in their bereave-
ments.
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Improved Play in Sundays
Handicap Golf Tournament
Alymer Crickmer Won First Prize
Mother Contest Next Sunday
Afternoon

Sunday afternoons handicap golf
tournament by local followers of COW
pasture pool attracted 29 players,
and decided improvement in scores
was shown by EACH individual, over
the tournament held a few weeks ago.
The first prize was a pair of golf
shoes hung up by the Model Clothing
Store. There was first place tie
between Alymer Crickmer and H. A. /.
Falk who finished with a total of &c
under par. Crickmer scored
two 41's and carried a Ia handicap,
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w. B. Morgan left Monday on a
two weeks vacation which he will
spend at his home in Winona and
at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Robinson and
son Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Millner and Bobbie, and Miss CAL
vena Robbers of st. Cloud were Sum-
day dinner guests at the Hugh Rob-
inson home in Lonng Prairie.
Mrs. Lane of Clear Lake spent
from Thursday until Saturday Of
last week visiting her daughter, Miss
Harriet who is employed at the Blue
Valley Creamery Co. Miss Lane re-
turned home with her mother for
over Sunday.
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N. P. PUTS ON AIRS

The Northern Pacific Company
have had crew of men working in
the Sauk Centre yards off and on
for the past several weeks, cleaning
up and improving their property in
this city. The most noticeable i'm
provement is the re-painting of the
depot.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
TODD COUNTY FAIR

The Todd County Fair will be held
at Long Prairie, August 2O-21-22-
%, the goth being entry day. The
officers Of the fair have arranged a
very complete entertainment pro-
gram and with good weather the fair
should be one of the most success
full in the history of this organiza-
ton.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14

Holden Rowan of Hillsboro, N. D..
lis visiting with his uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. A. v. Sutton.
Miss Armella Holler was visiting
her friend Irene Graham of Melrose
for few days last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis and lit.
tie daughter, Phyllis of Minneapolis,
came up Saturday night for a weeks
visit at the Earl Davis and Fl. Nc.
Gee homes in this city.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
NOVEL WAY TO CARRY KIDS

During the season cars from every
state in the Union with all sorts OF
equipment visit Sauk Centre. Chill
dren are slowed away in the most
inconceivable placeh but Tuesday
evening coupe passed through the
CITY. headed west, which had couple
of youngsters slowed in the rear end
of the car originally intended for
baggage.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
.TREvELING MEMS DANCE
E Sauk Centre Commercial

The Sauk Centre Commercial Trav-
elers will give very unique harvest
festival dance at Dreamland Pa
vilion, Sauk Centre Friday evening
The peddlers have made splendid
reputation as royal entertainers in
their previous dances and they prom
Use some novel entertainment Friday
evening. The Lake Region Orchestra
will furnish the music.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14

Mrs. P. Lamb expects to leave
Friday for Little Falls where she
will spend the week end at the home
of her son DR.. H. L. Lamb and FAM
lily.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14

Mrs. R. A. Beise minnie Keller)
a former Sauk Centre girl, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Mary
Louise, motored down from Brainerd
today, Thursday, and is spending the
afternoon attending to business ar,
fairs and visiting among many old
time friends and acquaintance In
this city.
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BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

Director A. L. Blk of the Sauk
Centre Band has arranged the fol-
lowing program to be given at the
City Park by the band this Thursday
evening:
March" Midnight Special" -.
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Ia vada a pre-. Hoch nechtel
odStoupiti rodice nechteE do
voliti. A konec? Mlady Pras-
cak Sc oblekl, sci ma navste-
bvu ku sve divce, a milenci u
jednali opustiti tento bidny
lsvet. Zavreli dvere, devce oble
klO Sc do svatebnich satu, ma
hlavu 81 dalo venecek a ma
stolek postavilo kriz. Ma to
spolecne protahli tramovim
provaz, ma obou koncich klit-
ku, poslednf pohled svetnic-
kou, odsunuti stolic a dve mia
dych lidi opouStelo svet.
Prizniva popuIaGni statisti-
ka v BratislavS a v kosicich.
Rok 1923 vykazuje v obou nej
|vetsich mestech ma Slovensku
primo rekordni pocet porodu.
w Bratislave narodilo Sc 2765
|deti, V KoSicich 100. Stinem
vysokeho cisla porodu je stou-
pajici umrtnost. TAX v Brati-
slave zemrelo r. 1923 1885 o.
sob, v Kosicich 500. v obou
mestech je umrnost nemluv-
nat ma postupu. v Kosicich re
mrelo totiz r. 1928 255 ditek
mladsich 3 let. Neobycejne
(vysoka tfnrtnost V Bratislave
|pricita Sc hlavne nezamestna-
Inosti bytov6 tisni.
Potulnt zdmccnik. = Do pra-
| ce u Fr. Huebschc v Mileysku
|vstoupil 43-lety Rudolf Chot. jiz
trestany strojni zame6nik. Ponc-
lvadz byl nesmirns otrhany. zaru-
|6il sc Hucbsch u odsvny.. ze Wy
| Edala Chotovi oblek boty. Chot
mel splaceti 60 kc. ale dfuhou
spIatku jiz nezaplatl 4 Z Milcv-
lska zmizel. take Huebsch' muscl
joblck zaplatiti sam. Chot vstou-
lpil Praze do prace u karia
Ridricha. vybral 81 zalohy 2O74
| Ikc, ale neodpracoval je. konec
| ne byl zamestnan u Vilema Str
Inada, ktcreho pfipravil O. $50 k6
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pro humanitni dstav. Pro opev
neny zamek Bzovik u Krupi.
my doporucuje sc umisteni ne
ktere hospodarske skoly, We
Zborove ma byt umistena -
po nalezite ovsem uprave -
financni straz. Rozumi Sc, adj
|aptace je MONA a ucelna pou
ze u objektu zachovalejsich.
y rady objektd, jez jsou dnes
pouhou zficeninou, je jedine
moznym a spravnym resent
zachovat objekt V nynejsim
stavu.
Slovensko v obrazech. Mali
|cka vesnicka krcila Sc ma Ipa-
til later. Jeji kid byl rusen
lien tehdy, kdyz Sc nektery
|chlop NALL palene podle pred
|pisu. Potom ovsem to die to-
no vypadalo. A takovy chlop
byl | 22lety zeleznicni delnik
Michal Lehocky. Ac tax mia
dy, prece byl jiz otcem dvou
deti, 3leteho a 1leteho. Zena
|vytrpela po jeho boku pekelna
muka, nebot' muz byl vice O.
|pily nez stfizlivy. Minulou
nedei noci opet byla vytrz-
most, pri niz prohlasila zena
Lehockeho, ze no opusti q pnj
de zpet ku svym rodicdm. To
|rozlitilo Lehockeho taxi. ze pro
hlasil, re je "vSechny sprovo.
di Sc sveta". PHI cele odpoled-
ne a Gin svdj proved pozd6 y
noci, kdyz prisel z hostince.
Wal ostfe nabitou nianliche-
rovku, zastrelil nejprve zenu
S 3letym synkem a potom je-
dnorocni dite. Pc cinu Sc Sc.
bral a Sci ku blfzke draze po-
ckati ma vlak. Kdyz vlak pfi.
jizdel, vrhl sc pod kola a rano
byl nalezen roztrhan ma kusy
Tato udalost vzrusila cele jim
dy tiche hnizdecko sloven.
Iskych Podtater. - We vychod
MIN Slovensku jest obec Rod.
|gradske Vece nj lila dvo.
ljice mladych lidi. cht3jicich
|jiti ga sebe". Byl TO 24letJ
Jan Prascak, syn nejbohatsihc
gazdy, v obci q 18lete devce
Marie Lukacova, chuda sirota
dcerka podruhyne. Byla' chu.
dobna, ale pres to mela poyest
radne a mravne divky.F Ale 70.
Idice bohateho synka nechtel
pfipustiti, by jejich syn wa
81 chudou robku. A tax Wink.
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zPRAvY I CEskOSLOvENskA.

4.
Z protist1tniho Stvani Ma
d'arG. Mad'arsti poitikove ra-
di Sc ohaneji frasi: "Proc Sc
k nam chova stat vlada s ne
ddverou, kdyz my davame sta
tn co jeho jest. Stojime ma
pdde Csl. republiky" atd. A
opravdu, obcas jevi sc mad'ar
ska mensina umirnen6jsi, loyal
nejsf ke statu. Avsak stare
kopyto vycuhuje pres to zno-
WI a znovu. TAX We vanocnim
elsie bratislavskeho "Hirado"
narika 81 mad'arsky krest'. So
cialni poslanec Jablonitzky do
netecnosti mnohych mad'ar-
skych inteligentd, kteri nepra-
cuff pro mad'arske narodni i
dealy. Mfsto Mich potrebuji
pry Mad'ari bojovniky move.
Jake, zrejmo .je z projevu ia
bloniczkeho, n6mz vybfzi k
nasledovanf prikladu Cechd,
kteff pry vrtali po staleti do
stavby rakouskeho cisarstvi.
POSI-. Palkovich je Ease nespo-
kojen tim, re csl. dfady jsou
pfeplneny ''cizinci". Cizincem
je mu, rozumi Sc, kazdy, kdo
Sc nenarodil v byv. Magyarorz
saghu. We SVEN projevu stve
pan Palkovich take proti po-
zemkove reforme, jez neni pry
nicim jinym nez utiskovanim
mad'arske mensiny. Oddvod-
nuji-li nekteri postup prova-
deni pozemkove reformy tim,
re bezi o pGdu Slovakhm nasil
ne odnatou, mini p. 'Palko-
vich, re ma tn pIdu mali vetsi
pravo Mad'afi, jejichz pfibu-
mi Hunove a Avari vlastnili
pdu tn po mnoho set let uz
pred Slovaky. TAX povzbuzuji
k podkapavanf statu a stvou
:
proti ~jeho zakonnm clenove
Mar. shromazdeni!
Co nazyvaji lud'aci poruse-
MIN slovenske "samobytnosti" /.
Lud'acky separatismus a auto
nomismus fzvrhaji Sc casio ma
nafukQvani bezvyznamnych h
malickosti. "Slovak" dovedel
Sc, ze zeleznicni trait Hodo-
nin-Holic-Kdty ma byti pride
lena k reditelstvi statnich drah
v Erne. Neni divu, re Sc hrozi
tohoto poruseni starych uher-
skych hranlc nazyva je uto-
KEN ma slovenskou teritorialni
samobytnost. Ludacti poslanci
ozvou Sc, rozumi Sc, k velike
radosti nasich i nenasich Ma
d'ard - rozhodne proti uvede
nemu opatrenf, obavajice Sc.
re setrenim starych uherskych
hranic byla by zasazena smr-
telna rama take - lud'ackemu
autonomismu.
v Milne zvolen byl staros-
tou mesta strojnik p. Cihelka,
starosta Sokola, z bloku pokrO
koveho.
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Bvf zalovan pro zlocin podvodu
a zpronevery. Soud po feel st.
zastupce dra Prokese odsoudil
Chota do tszkeho zalafe ma 4 me
sice.
Vykradens hostel. v techto
dnech vnikli kostelni lupisi do far
niho kostela v Hovoranech ma
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! Hran;cku. kostel nebyl zamcen.
take stacilo pouze otevfiti hlavni
dveic. Pachatele odcizili z ko-
stella a sakristie RUNE kostelni
pradlo v Gene asi 5000 kc a ode
s.. beze stopy.
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Wine Hiinkova Sloveneka.
"Siovak" uz nema studu pred
Inicfm. Nyni zaznamenava hlas
te casti italskeho tisku, jez
We Observation-Disclosures
smlouv6 vidi Gin protiitalsky,
a ma radost 2 toho, ze tato
protislovanska, proticeskoslo-
venska cast italskeho tisku z
jakesi zlomyslnosti. aby sve o.
bavy utisila, tfipomina sloven
skou oposici \ tnasem state.
Mluvi tn o krutovlade ceske
a nespokojenosti vsech Slova-
XII. LII, exportovane z dilny
''Slovakovy". Jenom ma te ne
spokojenosti je mnoho prav-
ldy: ze totiz Hlinka je nespo-
kojen, ale tt ostatni, proti-
j hlinkovsti Slovaci jsou nespo-
kojeni jeho zradou. Spise by
Sc mel ''Slovak" stydet, ze v
evropske verejnosti Sc opaku-
il nepravdy, vyrobene Jim pro
1techu mad'aroni a oklamani
Islovenskeho lidu. Ale imunita
jeho protistudu jde ovsem tax
! daleko, re s radosti zazname-
nava jak "Secolo" 81 cituje
Jurigovu rec o "Benesovi-kej-
kliTi a Benesovi-nicce." Tu lie
mluvit suz jen ironii. Nebot'
zatim Go Juriga mluvi skoro
pdl sve parlamentni reci o
te ceske nespravedlnosti, re
totiz dostal pokutu "a sveho
psa, protoze ten pobihal bez
nahubku a ohrozoval kolem-
jdouci, dr.. Benes je jednim z
hlavnich cinitelG evropske, ba
jiz svetove politiky!
i Slovenstf rolnici bratislav-
ske zupy, poctem 40, vypravili
Sc ma pozvani Republikanske
istrany We dnech 4. 5. ledna
k navsteve Pardubicka "a We
venf ing. Merhauta Bratisla-
Ivy. Prohledli 81 Rolnicke skla-
diste, melasarnu, pekarny, va
penku, drdbeznickou vystavu,
parni mlekarnu, pivovar a mes
to samo. Druheho dne navsti-
viii vzorna hospodafstvf " Jes-
nicanech, Drazkovicich Vo-
,stresanech. Pri navsteve vyme
memo bylo z obou stran neko-
lik srdecnych pozdravd, zdG-
raznujicich bratrskou jednotu
ceskoslovenskou a potrebu no
spodafskehO sesileni. Slovaci
odjizd6li zrejme nadsem w.
spelosti zemedelske prace ma
Pardubicku.
| Vdnocni nadilka Mirosouii-
cfch Scnohrab. - v obci Mi
rosovicich utvofil Sc v mssici srp-
nu m. r. komitet pro vanocni ma
dilku vsech ditek zdcjsi skoly. K
Itomuto u6elu byla pofddana v
srpnu zabava, ktera vynesla kS
$500. kterez donlnsny mistnimi
smoky ma kS 5000. - Dne d.
rros. 1923 "a velike lsasti obsa-
MI zdejsich i okolnich zahajena
byla slavnost vanocni nadilky nej
prve proslovem ucitele Cernohor-
skeho Rican, naGez ditky Sc
hraly divad. hru "Stsdry vecer
po peti letech". Po tonato vclice
zdafilem provedeni pfikro6eno
yhodnou feci p. Reicha k jadru
''cele slavnosti - vanocnf nadilce,
phi niz bylo podsleno 81 ditek
obuvi. IT. ditek dostalo sweatry.
Is hochli 9 dsvcat saty. "a
moznejsi ditky byly obdarovsny
Iknihou. Krone toho obdrzelo
! kazde ,dits jablka. ofechy a Gu
,krovinky, take nebylo toho dne
ljedineho, ktere by nebylo dar-
! KEN potescno.
! Zaurazdi neulastniho syna.-
Dnc 3. lcdna vratil SC byvaly pc
kaf Vilem Mendl karvinne do
mi We stavu podnapilem a pocal
hadku Sc svym nevlastnim synem
Stanislavem Przewieckim pro ne
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necelych padesati let. Dnesni
seneraci neni Bradac mnoho INA
my. jezto jiz leta I'll v lstrani VI
Plzni. vzdalen vefejneho ruchu
hudebniho. Asi pied dvaceti le-
tv bylo vsak jeho jmeno v Praze
dosti popularni. snazic Sc vedle
i,nena Ludvika Lost aka vlastni
silou proniknouti nskolika dily
,opernimi a svmfonickymi. nikoliv
,vsak Sc zadoucim zdarem. Bra
dac napsal jednak opery "Ob-
zinky" ''kostnice sedlecka" z
,nichz druhs provedena byla kdy-
81 ma Mar. divadle v Brne a ma
n.sstskem divadle plzenskem. da-
le nskolik symfon. basni. kantatu
INA Colgate ma Macharovu bS-
sen pro muzskyy sbor a orchestr.
-~~yedenou v Praze "HlahoIem
tVinohradskym" a fadu jjinyych
m.ensich praci. Pisobil take ia.
ko pilnv sbsratel ma poll narodni
pisns Hudebni Matice vydala
cd nsho nedsvno rozkosnou sbir-
ku starych ceskych polek. ktera
setkala se nemalym dsp9chem.
IByl to uslechtily pracovitv ume-
lee vysokych clio. ale nikoliv ta-
keho madam a takych sill, ably ci-
IL tech byl pine dosahl.
Ochrana znSmky "Plzensks
pivo". Lid. Noviny Sc dovidaji,
ze prdtah, pro ktery jeste ne
Idoslo k rozresenl otazky Vel
Ike Plzne, vznikl vyjednava-
|nim ministersrva vnitra a mi
Inisterstva obchodu o ochrane
|pivovarskeho prdmyslu v Plz-
mi. Narizenim ministerstva OBJ
|chodu bude dosavadnf 1zemi
lPlzne prohlaseno "a dzemi, ma
|n6mz vyrobene pivo bude NIT
il nadale znacku "Pivo plzen-
iske", naproti tomu vsak pivo,
lvyrobene ma lzemi obci, ktere
lpripojenim k Plzni ,budou tvo-
riti Velkou Plzen, toto ozna-
ceni miti nebude. Navrh minis
|terstva vnitra ma slouceni OBJ
lei bude tez dekretovan. Obec
[po dobu asi pet az deset let
dude moci provadet vetsi in
|vestice pro sloucene obce, po-
Ikud tyto obce svou vlastni po-
Iplatni silou budou kryti amor
ttisace.
| Vyvoz do Japonslka, c;ny,
,holandske a britskS Indie.
iHamburska firma pracujici s
EJaponskem, Cinou, Holland
iskou a Britskou Indii uchazi
se zastoupeni pro tyto cesko
|slovenske vyrobky: zelezne a
kovove draty, dratenky atd.,
Istavebni a lodnf kovani, jakoz
Ii aluminove a smaltovane zbo
III, lehke tezke lucebniny,
tkosmetick6 a pharmaceuticke
|vyrobky, sklo, porculan, ka-
menina, tovary jakoz okennf
krist' 'alove, ozdobne a zrcad-
Hove sklo. Adresu zvedeti lie
" Obch. 1stavu prazske OBJ
chodni a zivnostenske komory.
| Ma ochranu slovenskych
hradd. Pc dlouholetem zaned-
Ibavani a pustnuti dockaly sc
lkonecn1 slovenske brady lep-
lSich casu. Ministerstvo Skolstvi
la mar. osvety venovalo ma jich
!udrzovani urcitou sumu. Be-
Ii predevSim o uchovani hra-
du nejvyznamnejsich a nej-
ohrozenejsich: hradu .Trencin
|skeho, Spisskeho sarisskeho.
IHrad Zvolen bude zachovan
asi v ramci akce jine. Rozumi
ise, statnf prispevky k zachova
mi, resp. oprave hradi, nedo-
staci. Must prispeti take sirsi
iiverejnost, predev5im turisticke
ia osetove spolky. POSI-. dr.. L.
! Medvecky navrhl, ably byly
I brady odprodany nejblizsim
svym okolim ramci pozem-
,kOve refOrmy ZamOznvm led
The Washington times., 1924-04-14


but, long he's SINGLE he her like menace
Theoretically he hates cloud woman"but he will follow
streak Of yellow hair and red stockings like lightning
Theoretically he is hardboiled business nnan-but real
ity, he is sheep in VOLTS clothing.
theoretically, he intends to marry-bu somehow he
always gets trpped in pink abybbon and finds himself
facing the altar before he catch his balance.
Theoretically he doesn't give fig for public opinion-ye
afraid to tip gassyeyed waiter less than dollar.
old shoes and few bits OF string he considers himself entitled
spend fifty dollars for a new set Of gofclubs.
Theoretically he hates frivolous around the Office
so ne takes her out to lunch. to tell her about it.
Theoretically he admres the sweet oldfashioned g-but
dances he always leaves her sitting against the wall
theoretically he is going to the kind of will
look him the "Bg Chief he always
ends by marrying who mothers him. Boysy and tells
him when to his rubbers.
theoretically, he all theorists!
"THEORIST" ~ ~ " " ' "
downright. 1924 Syndicate 1nc)
The Washington times., 1924-04-14

The Story of Girl Who Achieved Literary Success Not in
the Way She Imagined She Would
Win IT,

her typewriter. Without stop
ping to re-read correct. or revise
the essay, she slapped it into an
envelope, took it to the postoffice
and sent it special delivery. Z
In three days Gertrude WAS
handed an envelope. A check for
$50 dollars was the first thing to
greet her eyes. =
Gertrude searched franticaIly
through her carbon copies for the
duplicate copy Of the essay: but
there was none. She had, in her
disgust, neglected to make any
She could not even remember the
title. And then one fateful day
the high brow weekly blossomed
out with her name the second
from the top in their list of con-
tributors.
After having been wooed with
over two hundred and fifty thou.
sand words Of high brow" stuff
the most conservative, the most
exclusive, the most literary maya
zine in the United States had sue.
cumbed to an essay entitled:
Thoughts While Peeling Pota.
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