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Tho ohio constitutional Convention.

The Ohio Constitutional Convention.
This body has now been In session over
a hundred days and seems to be making
haste slowly." We have the impression
that it Is doing It's work well and will, at
the conclusion OF its labors, present the
people Of Ohio with the best Constitution
they have ever had. The past few weeks
have been chiefly occupied in consider.
ing the article on the Judiciary. The
new Supreme Court will consist Of five
Judges, 10 be elected by the State at
large for ten years. The first judges,
however, will be elected for two, four,
six. eight and ten years respectively. By
this means one Judge WILDE elected every
alternate year, aud the long term will
prevent any sudden change Of the court
by the success Of either political party.
This is wise conservative provision, and
will remove the Supreme Court as far
from evil political influences as well can
be under the elective system.
The following is the section adopted
by the Constitutional Convention relating
to proportional voting. 1t prevailed
by . majority Of one vote, and subse-
qusntly on a motion to reconsider, It's
adoption was sustained by a tie vote:
"SRo. =, The Judges Of the Supreme
Court shall Immediately after the first
election under this Constitution be classi.
lied by lot, sothat one shall hold for the
term Of two years, one for four years, one
for six years, one for eight years, and one
for ten years.
when the votes Of electors shall be
taken for the adoption or rejection OF this
Constitution, the following additional sec.
ton, to.wit: Sec. 90. In every election
for Judges OF the Supreme and Circuit
Courts, when three or more are to be
chosen Of the same court, and for the
same term Of service, each elector shall
vote Tor noIgreater number of candidates
than a majority Of the Judges OF such
court and term then 10 be chosen'-shall
be submitted TO the electors for adop,
ton or rejection, separate from other
parts Of the Constitution, In the form fol.
lowing, to,wit: A separate ballot may be
given by each elector, and deposited In a
separate box, on which ballot shall be
printed or written, or partly printed or
partly written, the words, Proportional
suffrage in electing Judges-Yes, or the
words, Proportional suffrage in electing
Judges-NO. Hat said election the bal.
lots so cast, containing the words Proper
.ionAl suffrage in electing Judges-Yes,
shall equal in number a majority Of the
aggregate votes csst for and againat the
Constitution, then said additional section
shall become section No. 90 Of the fourth
sttIcle Of this Constitution, and any pro.
visions Of the Constitution for the classi-
tcation OF the terms Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Cont shall thereafter be null
and void"
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Tue Parkersburg Times says that a
large boom is nearly completed across the
Valley River at Grafton, W. Va, at cost
ol $4,000. 1t isthe largest enterprise Of
the kind in the State, and will give an
immediate impetus 10 the development Of
the magnificent timber which Is found in
that valley and trlbutaries, almost TO the
head Of Buckhannon River. The com.
pany erecting these works is also putting
up first class saw mills below Grafton,
and consists Of prominent citizens Of bod.
dridge county and Belllontaine, Pa.
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT,
OFPioaoF TIE CHtEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, y. c., Feb. 8 800 r. n,
PROBABILITIES.


For Wednesday in the New England
States winds backing to north and west,
with clouds. and snow storm clouds will
move northward into Maine.
For the Middle States westerly winds,
with cloudy and partly cloudy weather
and rising temperature. ...-..
For the Middle Atlantic States rising
barometer with northwesterly winds and
partly cloudy weather. -1a-.l
. For the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States northwesterly winds, rising
barometer, and partly cloudy and clear
weather. -. -.
For the Lower Lake region northwest
erly winds, higher or stationary tempera.
tnre, and generally cloudy weather, with
occasional light snow.
For the Upper Lakes and Northwest
rising barometer, cold norlhwesterly
Winds, and cloudy weather.
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SPAIN.
D0MBARpMRNT THREATENEp.

MADRID, January 3.-The Carlists
threaten 10 open a bombardment OF BIZ.
boa to-day. The city has two months
provisions. Gen. Martinez Is receiving
reintorcements and will advance 10 its
relief.
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An Archbishop Arrested and Impris.

rBRRLrN, Feb. "a dispatch from Po.
sen says that Archbishop LederchoWski
was arrested today BY order OF the Ger.
man government and sent 10 Frankfort,
where he will be imprisoned.
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PHttADELpHIA, Feb. 3,-The, stock
company at the Chestnut Street ThreatTe
struck last night as alleged on account Of
non Payment Of salaries, preventing the
performance. |e 2f''
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PRoyIDRNoR, Feb. 8-smith's woolep
mill, store, tenement and dwelling in1
MlllsRille, kFasSac ckuset u, was burned thiSI
mornIhg. Two men iwefe burned 10
death and two seriouSly burned, ~
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SAO0 sEAToHRn

Amani named Atkinson from Missouri
while purchasing pair OF blankets had
. pocket book containing $400' snatched
from his hand by thief. I,',
The remains Of John Foley, late mana
ger Of the A. & P. Office of San Francisco
passed through here to-day enles.S TO
Utica. t5E - e.5s!.4
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GERMANY


BERLIN, Feb. 3.-Archbishop Ledo,
chowski, who was arrested yesterday, has
been sent to Asterowa in the province Of
Posen. where he will be imprisoned In
accordance with thesentence Of the Court.
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10 FAcILITATR AND PROTECT,

Mr.. West asked that the bill to fscilI.
tate the execution and protection OF Ger.
tain works at the mouth Of the Mississippi
river be considered.
MIR. Thurman asked that the bill be
postponed until tomorrow morning, and
Mr.. West waived his motion until that
time. s....
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sTocEs-Dullpp near the close, when
there seemed TO be quiet and strong
buying movement, and the market closed
strong atthe highest point Of the day.
The Improvement was general, and ranged
from I to 8 per cent. The strongest
stocks were Missouri. Pacific, which ad-
vanced 8per cent Pacific Mall, Cleveland,
Columbus q Indiana Central, Union PG.
cihc, Northwestern, and New York Gen. I.
tral. The sales between 10 and 9 O'clock
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Cleveland Market. IA

CLEVELAND, February g. Wheat
Steady; No. ] red 81 SO; No. 2 do d IS.
Corn-Very firm; old 71c; No. 3 new 67a
6Sc. Oats-Steady; 60c Tor No. State;
4Sc for No. 2 do. Petroleum-Flrm;
more inquiry. .s.-
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INDIAN RAID,

Aletter from Fort Laramie says that on
January Gath lew Nebraska Sioux Indi-
ans raided Louis ReshRW's ranch five
miles from the Fort, ran off five horses
and six mules. Louis with brother and
boy followed and captured the stock
near Red Beetle river. A detachment OF
cavalry was sent from the Fort aud fol-
lowed the indiana to the river, but,not
having orders refused 70 cross. NJ. !: - :
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OMAHA.


OMAHA, Feb. 3.-Five tons Of foreign
mail direct from London to 9an Francisco
for Australia and New Zealand passed
through here to-day.
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TWEED is said to bea model Of prison
dscorum. He gets upin the middle Of the
night 10 walt on the hospital patients. He
keeps q little book and puts down in 1t
these touching little notes. John Smith,
2 pills every Q hours William Jones, a fly
blister 40; Edward johnson, ipecac at Q
o'clock. And the Boss administers faith.
fully He sits at the head Of the table;
sid that Is considered quite an item.
There Is honoreamong thieves. you know.
He is said to be very thoughtful, and Is
quite pet With the Chapline.
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Sentenced 10 be Hanged /.

HARRIsBuRe, Feb. 3.-Lewis Roseu.
slime and John Moody, convicted Of the
murder OF q farmer named Beher, were
sentenced this morning to be hanged.
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BOY RUN OVER

A boy named Engstrow was run over
BY q freight train in the yards this morn.
Ing crushing his legs. Amputation Is nee.
eesary. .fE '-r
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CINCINNATI.
ROBBERY,

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.--A Ga.etk Ian
caster, Ohio, special says that last night
Two masked men entered the house Of q
farmer named William Hutton, iu Fair
held county, and standing over his bed
with upliited clubs made him disclose
the whereabouts oi his money, $500
which they took, together with gold
Watch, and escaped, though pursued by
the whole nelghborhood.
LETTER FROM CHIRF JUSTICE WAITE.
The Constitutional Convention o.day
received the following letter from Chief
Justice Waite, which was read and order.
ed on the journal:
TOLEDO, February 8.
Hon RICus King, President Constitutional
Convention: .|E
. DEAR SIR--I make haste 10 acknowl-
edge the receipt OF your favor Of the 30th
ult. transmitting q copy Of the resolutions
OF the Convention adopted upon the CIR
cumstance Of my resignation. Ineed not
say to you that am deeply thankful for
this token Of the esteem Of my late asso-
ciates and that 1t will be my constant
endeaVor to merit continuance Of the
friendship which they assure me in such
tiattering terms ! now possess. Accept
my thanks for the words OF kindness
with which you have seem pleased to
communicate the action Of tho Conven-
ton. With highest respect, Eremain
20 Your obedient servant, sBG SO
M. R WArTR
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RAILROAD MAouINE SHOPS pURNRp.

The Memphis & Louisville Railroad
Company's machine shops, in the north
ern suburbs oi this city, were consumed
6y tre att o'clockto-night, together with
tVe locomotives, seven cars and all the
machinery. Various reports are in clrcu,
lation with reference TO the origin Of the
hre, the most plausible one being that a
boy attempted to kindle fire with coal
oil. which became ignited and the boy
dropped the can. The loss Is estimated
at $lSO,O00; no insurance. By the flrc
l2O men are thrown out Of employment
The building burned was . temporary
wooden one. -
The Howard Association by an unapi-
nous vote has reinstated Capt. Raymond
as Vice President and Assistant Secretary.
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Dispatches from number of places re.
port much excitement and some riotinp
at the elections to day, especially In the
boroughs Of Lancashire and Tralee,
Robert Lowe, without opposition, has
been elected 10 represent the London
University.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-04

Twelve prisoners escaped from the
a.. Adams street station house last night by
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CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsuNoToN, Feb. 8, 1874.
coLoRFD FOLKS DENY THE sTATRMENr

Mr.. Flanagan presented petition from
colOred citizens oi Atlanta denying The
statement in A. H. Stephens recent
speech that the colored people OF Georgia
did not desire the passage of the Civil
Rights bill, and o resolution Of The
Georgia Legislature TO the same effect.
The petition and resolution declare that
the statement was without foundation In
fact, Referred,
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. S.-Crude-Markst
flrmer and advancing 81 rs bid, 6ellers
holding for further advance. Refined
quoted nominally At 14fc; March 16c;
April l5tc. + ~ ~. '.fga EEg 90
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GhtGnteQiqsttter.

Tag Cumberland Times denounCes In
severe terms The jury that acquitted Res
LEY, It also accuses two witnesses for
the defence Of perjury. Tho Ne,os ex.
presses no opinion. CLARY, the mur.
dered man, was formerly editor Of the
Tines, aud bis paper naturally feels
that justice has NOT been done 10
him by such verdict At FIRST
the murder seemed a very plain case,
but when It came TO disclosing pistol in
CLARY's hand 1t was not so plain. What
was wanted was testimony as to which
one drew bis pistol first Itmade all the
difference In the world TO ascertain who
was the aggressor. In the absence Of
testimony on this point 1t Is not strange
that the jury hesltsted to convict RRsLRY.
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RAPH.
AssoCTATEp PRESS REPORT

lBy the Western Union iins.
once N0TLhWSSt cor. Oi Main and MOurIr ,ls,
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHNaToN, Feb. S.-In The Senate
the Military Committee agreed 10 report
Q bill tobe hereafter framed for the equal.
iEation Of bountieS. II will be on the basis
OF the bill introduced by Senator Cald-
well last year, which proposed to give uni.
form bounty Of eight and one third dollars
per month 10 each and every officer and
private who served OF any time In regular
Or volunteer service between April 18th,
1851 and April 18th, 1857, bounty nav.
ments already made 10 be deducted and
benefits Of above provision to be extended
alSo % widows or other heirs Of deceased
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MEMPHIS.
TAR CARNIVAL.

MRMPHIs, Feb. S.-prepsralions for
The Carnival are actively progressing In
addition 10 the Memphis aud Mystic
Kremes, come twelve other organizations
viii participate, including all societies Of
foreigners.
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Philadelphia Wool Market. o.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 3.-WooL--Nom.
inslly unchanged, dull and stock scarco.
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An appeal Jackson, Miss, special saws
that In the Senatorial contest all opposi.
ton was Withdrawn, leaving the race 10
the Republican nominees, B. K. Bruce
lcoloredl Tor the long term, and q. r,
Pease, late Superintendent oi Education.
the first ballot.
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MRS. MYRA oLARK oArNRs

To-day bill was filed Tor Mrs. Myrs
CLARK Gaines In the Equity Court for an
induction against Caleb Cushing, or
which Judge Wylie granted restraining
order returnable the 18th inst, Mrs
Gaines says that she conveyed to Cush.
Ing certain lands In Louisiana numbering
$4,000 acres, and received from him a
counter deed acknowledging the trust,
and afterwards, In bis own name, he OBJ.
tained . confirmation Of the title TO said
lands, denying her the right to any inter.
eat In them. She now asks for an inIunc.
uon 70 prevent the respondent from
receiving patents and certificates for said
lands from the Interior Department.
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Ed. BiclAn and Tom Lewis have been
sentedced TO be hung on lheV 18th OF
March for highway robbery,
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RUSSIA RRFUsRs,

A special dispatch says Russia refuses
70 send goods 10 the exposition in Phlla.
delphia in 1875, on the ground that It Is a
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Honey nnd s,nek Mn,ls,

O'N 0AUH0T HHu SIUcK WuTKeI'
NEW YoRK. Feb. 3.-MoNRY-Easy
at 4a5 per cent. ~"
STERLING ExcHANaR-Flrm at $494
for 90 days, and a 81 for sight. Customs
receipts $4,000. Produce exports for
the week $5,7eeO00.
GoLD-Dull at llliA11li, closing at
the former figures. Carrying rates s 10 8
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $Ses.0O0. clearings $4,000, 600.
GovERSNEsrs-StFong and a fraction
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EQUALIZATION OF pouNTIEs.

Dir. Logan presented resolution from
the Grand Army Of the Republic asking
for an equalization Of bounties. Referred
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wM. 8. A1RxANDEa, a prominent cs,i,
zen of Washington, Pa, died suddenly in
that place on Monday, Of apoplexY.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13

mi skvostny prapor do Ameriky, kteryz
dal zhotoviti pro ,.Sokol" Novoyorsky.
Prapor len umGlc zhotoyen pracovne
zdcjsilo klastera. J.dna strana Jest bila,
druha Gervena ob6 hedvabim, zlatem a
stfibrem vysivany. Ma strane bile nacha
ii SC uprosifod cesky znalk, kolem vine Sc
goticky napis: ,,Ctete svIj jazyk, zvyky
sve prava, zdstahie ylastiverni synoveo 7
Ma ccrvene strane vysit jest sokol roz-
piatyma kfidloma, drzici drapech dive
kladiva (znak kutnohorsky); kolem slo-
"a: ,,Sokol kutnohorsky bratr6m A
merice." Tez znak SpojenJch statI, totiz
deset .hyczd modrdm poll ma praporu II
misten. Vykresy zhotoyil p. Zach. Pred
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13

Ze skladu pocita Sc tisic strev. /. I pa
palec cist6 1890, plank els. 2. p. 5000
LII. cistte 1900, ciste plank 400. Ill
este palec 4100. Box palec 5000.
Fencing 1900. Cis. |. Stoks IL
palca Stroke 1000. Cis. Ii. 1000. Ciste
Commons 1000-20.00.
Stavebni p tfe ~: Joist scant.
ling tramy, kratsi ncz Is stfovicd 1900
20 str. dlouhe cena die delky dfeva.
Pod ha (Flooring) cd $500;
Common 5000, druha Common 2400;
Norway 5000, Siding (Sajting) 5000
Sindel XXX IS palcd fezany 500;
cis. l. neb cisty Butts 4.5O; cis. q $50
300. A. |. 1G pallet fezany 425.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
CedroyG posty male 20 ctd. pro.
stfedni % ctt. .velke 800 ctL kus.
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Cerll6 skutky
katOliCkGhO kMtZc
Frt.:. Riclllbalscra.
(Dokonceni.)

Ostatni zlociny, nichz iej hlavni svod-
kyne Katefina Riembauerova vinila, ne
mohly mu byti dokazany. Ostatne iich
k odsouzeni zloGince AMI tfeba nebylo,
nebof zavrazdeui Echstaedterove liz sa-
mo sobe z6pna dostacilo.
Mrtvoly stare Frauenknechtove dccry
Najdaleny byly vykopany a cd neilepsich
lekafi prozkoumany. Ale zazivacim
ustroji mrtvol nenalezen zadny pozIstatck
poziteho jedu, ackoliv bylo lze nektcre
pfiznaky otraveni objeyiti dokazati.
Taskafstvi, .iehoz Sc ia rodine dopnstil,
il cely Tomassky divorce osidiv, nebylo
pfedm6tem dIkladneho vysetfovani.
Bezdecn6 vyznal Sc Riembauer, jakoby
sc iiz sebe zostfcntjsiho trestu ncbal, ze
dvsma diykA,n, ktere zprznil, dial pro po
traceni ze take skutku potratily.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13

Krone svedectvi Katefiny, bylo neizd-
vazn6isim ono vlastniho bratra Riembau-
crova. Jemu, kdyz II bratra faraic V
Prielu navst6vou meskal, vypravovala
MaidalGna S placky D zavrazdeni Eich-
staedterov6; vypravovani to srovnavalo
sc, pokud sc svedek palnatovati mohl, IL
pine katfeninym hlavni veci $
Riembaucrov|m.
A tax nemohlo sc sc stanoviska pray
nickGho ma prtbthu soudu zadneho po-
chybeni, zadnc nepravnosti najiti. Sub
jektivni vina, t. i. ze Riembauer Eich =
staedterovou lmyslem zrvrazd6ni pora
nil u re ona M TO zemfela, = byla tedy
dokazana dostatek. Ale to soudu V
pfipadech tax t6zkych nepostatuie. Ia
kony skoro vsude ii t6to zeni) pfedpi-
suii, ably ma nltvole bylo zjist6no, ze
smrt byla nasledkem poranenl ci vrazed
neho litoku nikoliv jakehosi vnitfniho
neduhu, iak Sc mnohdy pfihoditi mdze.
Drive nezli il rama Ricmbauercm zasa-
zena mohla usmrtit, moh j schatiti ne
iaky rainy neduh. A ielikoz mrtvola
zavrazdenGho probEdnuta zcyrubne
l6kafsky prozkoumana byti nemohla, ne
bot po sestiletGn pohfbeni .ien kostra .leii
nalczcna, nemohl soud obzaloyanemu
ptifknout trest smrti.
\ ielikoz dale duchovnimu stavu nena-
lezel, ncmohl mu usouzcn byti trcst ma
pevnost prvni tfidy, iclihoz bavorsky
trestni zakon vzd6lane zIocince vylniho-
val. Tudiz odsouzen ltienhancr k trestu
na peynosti a sicc druhcho etupnt. Trcst
ten byl doziyotni, Iien ae "d-H'zenec oko-
w nosti ncmusel
\ TAX byl zlotinci duch,vni stay, jeiz
tax zhanobil - po'ehGrjicl oknlnosti
R.en,baucr vyslcchI rnzendck nejyet-
sim klidom
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ROZlll.ss.

Cim dal, t IN hdf!
By cas-, re jsme stfibrn mtI.
az isme sami nevcdei
co MIN, an no bez miry.
j chttli .isme - papiry.
Papir6 nam potom dali
vic, nez jsine 81 We snu pfali.
talk zo'musel pnit ,,krach"
papirovy hurry, ach'
Ted ismc na tom teprv krasnG,
Stflbro patfi mezi basnt -
"a co NJ je pres mirn)
nemamc nj paplr1!
tTzubn h o e k ire.
,,Prosim, nekoupil byste falesn6 zuby!'
taze Sc stafena zubniho lekafe.
,,Odkud je mate!
,,Prosim, od dcery," odpovi stafena
radostnt. ,,Ona sc ted vdala a tn jc u2
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IIznb b n b 0 | { kafe.


% II II o 5 / ST u q n Is ka.
Sextan ZemliGka sc ubiral po oddly
tych" zkouskach M prdzniny. ,,Zcnli6-
ko,' pral k nemu ordinarius, IVY istc alb
solvoval sice seXtu, pfi6emz isem k ydi
vasemu ,,slechetnemu" pantatovi cel6 jed
no oko pfimhonlil, to vim ale povidam:
nebudete-li o prazninach ysecko pin6 opa
kovat minu6ho roku, propadnetc sep
time ma dobro." Jaroslavek wal 81 to ma
lezite k srdci take die toho jednal. Kaz
DC rano valel sc V posteli tax dlouho, az
no slunce pablo pod bradou; pax btzel
do kavarny hral tam kueGnik az do o
btda. Po jidle spal az do Z ma druhou.
Po tG SO sebral beze dod6lat ranni par
til ma kuleGniku, k niz SO ieste nGkolik phi
druzilo. Vccer Sci domti Sc navecefet,
odtud bezel do .mistniho divadla, po di-
vadle bumbal hral ,,tcrbla" az pres pal
noe III zelene zaby". Mimo tento kazdo
dcnni pofadek aranzoval "a Gas praznin
$ ochotnickych pfedstaveni, 6 veneckI q
4 besedy. Take tanecni hodiny tiikral
tydnt ncschazely V nedeli dopoledne
stal na ,,cekani" pred kostelem po sluz
bach bozich pronaslcdoval TAX mnohoJ
,,plachou Ian. I pana strejcka pa
na svakra SO tolik vypiicil III zelent
zaby" II iinde tolik a tolik "a conto' S
popfal. = kdyz pax Sc po Vacslave na
vratil do Prahy, hledel panu proiesoru I
dobrym syedomim do oCi
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13
YrZni hlidka.


New York, dne Is. fijna 1874.
Zlato kupuje 1898 prodava.
Statni papiry.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13
TRPITELOVE A ODPADLICI.
Die Alfrcda, III issnera ma iazyk
cesky uyedl
v. vhyra Hastnlsky.


III lava scsta.
Ctenaf docita &C udalosti nepied-
yidan6.
D..t.
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Ed. Vopalccky, JG Humboldt

str. iednatel pro Cleveland knthkupe-
ctvi p. Aug. Geringra Chicago.
Objednaya vseho druhu GcskG poucne a
zabayne knihy a tasopisy.
Upozornuie zvast6 ma c es k 0 angli i
k IL mluvnici od f. B. Zdrdbka "a 81
% cti. Dale na roman Y yhnancG q V
S n, kter}z poGal yychazeti sesitech
"a 10 ctd .ieden.