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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
The S~enatOrship.

A week ago it seemed almost certain
that the discomfort in aud out of the State
House would force an early conclusion OF
the Senatorial fight. But another week
opens with more hopeless prospect than
ever. Mr.. Dawes leaders claim 10 thick
and thin supporters for him, who prefer
that the seat shall remain vacant to Its
being filed by any other than their favor
ite candidate. So long as they occupy
this position, there can be no election ex-
cept BY a union of Mr. Hoar's friends aud
tie Democrats, and such a union does
not just now seem very probable. Judge
Hoar himself would probably prefer MIR.
Dawes election TO either Of the three
men, who could under any circumstance
combine a large proportion of both the
Democratic vote and his " Z, -namely,
Mr.. Adams. Gen. Banks. and Gov. Bul.
lock. Indeed, we suppose Judge Hoar
Mould be more willing TO see Mr.. Dawes
elected than most of his supporters.
Though the Worcester Spy stoutly in
sists that there is nothing disgraceful, ell
ther to the party, the leading candidates
or their friends, in the obstinate pro- ong-
alton Of this apparently unavailing con-
test, 1t certainly docs seem to be true that
the party and the candidates are alike tc
be greatly damaged by it. The great
mass of the people at home have no par
%ticular sympathy with it, and cauuot see
why the Legislature should not agree upon
Mr.. Adam, or Gov. Bullock. if it cannot
upon Mr.. Dawes or Judge Hoar, and 90
about its other business. To their minds,
there are other men fit for the U. s Sen
ate in the Commonwealth than Dawes or
Hoar, and every days defiance of this
by the Legislature increases
probability Of a political revolution in
the State, next fall.
There has undoubtedly been considera-
talk, both at Washington and Boston,
the last few day, of the cOmpro-
mise on Judge Hoar for the vacancy, with
the understanding that his friends are to
support Mr.. Dawes for the long term next
But any arrangement of that
sort, however impcrsonal and honorable,
would inevitably be made odious in the
canvass, and prove a weight on Mr.Dawes'
next winter. No significant changes
ire anticipated in the vote, to-day or to-
morrow, and, indeed. but for the legal
iocessity of taking a vote, every day, the
Legislature would probably be willing, as
t certainly would be wise, to suspend the
,ailotings altogether, if not for the session,
II least for some days, -SprinlfeM Re-
,ublican.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

isy gssrRAL VERMONT RArLRoAD.-Tbe
Central Vermont Railroad Company have
made arrangements BY which Pullman
cars are to be run during the coming sea-
sen from Chicago TO Boston via Montreal
and the Grand Trunk Railway. To IA
s~ciiitate this arrangement, a fast train is to
be put on about the LIST IF May, leaving
Montreal about Z p. m. aud overtukiDg the
night express at White River Junction.
There is also an effort being made to put
on a fast train from Boston TO Rutland,
leaving Boston about a. m. and connect.
ing at Rutland with the train for Sarato-
ga. y % .E.-lr .r4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

-Anson Howard, formerly of Weston,
but lately Of Londonderry, has been ar.
rested for burning the public house, owned
by him, and the residence of 9. W.
Sprague, in Weston, in the winter of IL
and ~. The motives ascrlbed 10 How
ard for committing the arson are to obtain
the insurance OF his own property. and
crafty his hatred Of Sprague. A "war
widow" with whom he had been consort-
ing but had recently dropped for a '.new
DEAL" peached on him. and he is now IN
Jail at Woodstock. He is the same fellow
that stole a horse somewhere in Windham
county and sold it on the Fair Grounds at
Rutland, during the last State Fair, but
obtaining bail on his arrest, has since been
ut large.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
GeOrae RMSS' ESknte.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS.
Probate Court, holden at johnson, in sl
Dis'ton the 4th of April, A. D., 1874.
Sarah Jane Russ. Administrators Of the estaiH
George Russ late of Hyde Park in said Dlstt,
deceased, presents her administration account
examination and allowance, and max es ~applicati
for a decree Of distribution and partition Of the 4
tate or said deceased. Whereupon, 1t is 0rderl
by said Court, hat said account and said appHs
ton he referred to a session thereof, to be held 4
the Probate Office in said Johnson on the eth d.
Of April A.. ID. 1874, for hearing ana dtcdl
thereon And, it is further ordered, that nOtu
hereof be given to all persons interested, by put
~llcation of the SAME three weeks successiyely
the Lain0ille Newsdealer q newspaper pubhdl
at HEde Park previous 20 said time appointed J.
hearing, that they may appear at said time al
place, and show cause, if any they may have, WI,
sad account should not be allowed, and such "
cree made. BY the Count Attest,
I5 NJ O uEATu Inhgh
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
HeSlhiah Bakers E>tdte.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, S., |
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dh
on the 4th day of April A.. d. 1874
John NJ. Flanders Administrator of the o,taR-
Hesekiah Bakers late Of Hyde Park, in said d
trict, deceased, makes application to saId Ctt
for license to sell all Of the real estate in lt
Park. belonging to the estate of the SAID doccaS
representing that the sale thereof, isnecCsssr!
estate.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that's
application be referred to a session Thereof. to
held at the Propate Office, In said johnson on
9th day ofAprll A. ID. 1874 for hearing and deci,
thereon and. it is further ordered, that all
sons interested be notified hereof, by publicai
and nrdor thereon, three weeks excessively in
Lamoille Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park
fore said hearing, that they may appear at
and place, and. il they see cause, oh
By the Court. Attest,
81 s. S. IKE Repiste
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

THE WOODBURY. RoBBEhY.-ColtoD, the
Frenchman who committed the robbery on
Mr.. Woodbury. in Berlin week before last,
was promptly arrested at the residence OF
Fred Parker, in Mortified, where he had
asked for accommodations, telling a plaus.
ible story to secure the same. and on
Thursday was arraigned before Justice
Robinson. 1t appears that the respondent
was in the employ of Il. j. Woodbury..
With Mr.. Woodbury. resided his grand.
father, William Woodbury., ~eighty-nine
years Of age, and so inirm as to require
assistance to move. On Wednesday
forenoon about nine O'Clock the old gentle
man raped on the head-board of his bed
for help to come to get him up. The
summons were responded to byColton. who
said he would help him. Instead of doing
this, however, he tore open Mr.. Wood
bury's shirt, and after a short struggle
succeeded IN gaining possession of bis
pocket book, which he wore underneath
the shirt, and escaped. In this pocket
book was 1926 in money and promissory
amounting to 81 1896, all of which
were recovered on the capture of Cotton,
The old gentleman shouted until he suc,
ceeded in raising help, when pursuit was
commenced with the result given above.
was bonnd up in the sum Of 5000
and committed to Jail.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

mi DON'T NEGLECT COSTlVENES n.
The prolific source of f eadache, DilInc. \ ~
burn ,oppITessson Of Feod, Flatulencc Sor LII:
IN, BAD Iaste In tho Mouth, Sick llcadsct
pitatism or tluttering of tho stomach y S%.
Bilious Skin, Pain in the Side, WEAKNESS Ma.
ness; etc. De. iIarrison's Peri>talic LClcr,, tn
All these symptoms: being both a .axatiyc sS, Z
&c combined Agreeable to the palate. eD, -.
without pain, they quicken tho Liver. pfdns-.
sestlon and are the only preventive and @rye
PRss. Trial box. 30 cts, Large box, GO cts' ~,o
last price. "'"'uNra
DIX, uARRlS0N'S ICELAND BALSMti
4 splendid cure for Coughs Uoorsens., W
Thruat aud Lung complaints For sais nv Viii
HARRISON Il co. Pruprietors, No. / In,
Temple, Boston, and by al Druggists. IA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
DenaSnai Pnine's EState.

the Honarahle Probate Court for the Disrie y
Lamoille Commissioner to receive examine, as
adjust all CLAIM and demands Of all perez
against the estate of Denison Paine late olJoOnsJST
In said District, deceased, represented ipsonVJJ
and the term Of six months from the ga ep!,a
March 1874, being allowed by said court 70 oro ~.
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit ana Pt,SSsst
their respective claims before us; Give notlce,a,r't
We will attend to the nuties Of our appointmsa' ii 4
the dwelling house Of widow Augusta fausu r
Johnsonih said District, on tho 3Jth day o. d
and the 2sth OF August noxt, at ten oeO'A' :
the forenoon, on each of said days.
+. s. AAYFORD, }commissloncri,
J. NJ. H0WALD, }
Anril fill A II 1874
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

News is received of the sinking of the
French Transatlantic co upany's steamer
Europe while on her last voyage from
Havre to New York. The passengers and
crew were rescued BY the National Line
steamer Greece, the first officer Of which
remained on board the unfortunate vessel
In hopes of saving her, but vas obliged
to abandon her. und with the crew was
rescued by the steamer Egypt and brought
to New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAy Ham ~
now stands among the first, and tbe h " h'
tlc.es for u similar purpose. The te.tS'apN
physicians Is conclusive as 10 is vgina
are personally acquainted with sc,,.
where II has been used with the b,st a 7
VIII restore gray hair n its oririoS, , ~,
leaves u glossy and in q healthy conJ,te,.H 1
Tor head troubled with dandruff. or anv
the scalp, itacts like a charm in elsassv s
Try IT, and You will not be d]lsappolp,Sj
LowcH CurIer, uD,t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
Amy Pihe-Insane Person. !,
State of Vermont, Lamoillc District, S. y
Probate Court, held at thomson in sqiIDiy
on the 4th day Of April. A. D. lSa

oil the 4th day Of April, A. b. 1874. :.
Jason T.. Doln, guardian of Amy Pike an
sane person makes application to said COvr3
license to sell the following described real q
of his 50 d ward, to wit: Homestead and Land ra
tlahed to the same in Stowe, and being all tsf +,
Estate that said ward has in this State repred
ing that the tale thereof, for the purpose d.
ting rhe proceeds Of such sale ut interest Urhln
ing the smLe in stocks or real estate, wCuik lei, p
efcial tO said ward A''
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, tln@; If
application be referred to a session dEi4
Court to be held at the Probate Office ID .
johnson on the 27tll day Of April, A.,
1874, for hearing and decision; And it isri
ordered, that notice hereof he given to all pgIit
interested, by the publication Of the same ts /
weeks successfully in tke LamOillc Newsiesf'o
newspaper published ut Hyde Park, prevoH :
said time appointed for hearing, that they ~
ut said time and place, and shew Cous !,
my they may have, why said account should :
be allowed, n such decree made. \
q Attest, NJ. O. HEATH, jude ..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

SENATOR EDMUNDs .-Sepator Edmunds,
of Vermont, is in the senate again after a
long absence, a part Of it in Florida. He
is in improved health, but is not entirely
well, | am sorry to say. He looks thin
and weak, but hopes to be able to resume
his duties in the Senate. His immediate
trouble is malaria poison, imbibed in Hol-
land last summer but back Of it is chron.
sic dyspepsia, which alone is enough to di-
able the average Senator. Mr.. Edmunds
cannot well be spared from the Senate,
for nc is not only able but he is sound in his
views and a man of integrity. He has an
other advantage in that he has no Presi-
dental aspirations, and therefore he can
afford to say what he chooses, and to do
right. One of the first things he will at.
tend to is the civil rights bill which is be-
fore the judiciary committee. 1t is not
probable that he will 60 as far as Mr..
Sumner did in tie enforcement of civil
rights in schools, CHURCHES and graveyards,
and other Republican Senators are too
conservative TO vote for the original Sum-
ner bill but there will be no difficulty in
passing a bill effectively guaranteeing the
rights of colorcd people on steamboats, and
in railway trains, and at hotels. There is
not a doubt of the passage ola good meas.
ure before the close of the session, and
men like Mr.. Edmunds will vote for it,
Washington Cor. Troy Times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

-Mr. Cobleigh left off his ~fanncls
Thursday, and on Friday morning he quiz
city said to his wife, f" Mid, Coblaid. eed
by uddergloads dabgwick !"-Danbury
News.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of

II hlsht Wotthy Ufahd Lodge OF
Good Templars, comprising delegates from
iho Grand Lodges 10 all parts Of the world,
will convene 10 Boston on Tuesday. May
26tb. 1t is proposed by the members Of
the order to make the session Que Of the
graudest occasions of the kind 10 their
history. .a giH9i iryai.T
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
Notice..

Lamoille County Clerks Office,
Hyde Park, Vt, April l4tll, 1874. vi
hereby certify that ! have this day canr,.
the votes cast al tie last election, for the oHsoe
County Commissioner and find that Isnhc L,R
of johnson ls duly elected County Commis) u
for said County for the year ensuing con,mca,o
GU the lst day Of May, A. D. 1874. "
f. b. SAWYER, Glenn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
LamOille Newsletter
cgAs. C. MORSE, Editor.
Hydc Rarh, IT., Aprii5 1871.

The bill allowing free circulation Of
newspapers in the eOauties pub
lisbed, has passed the House by a vote Of
IFS to 81. twill probably become a law.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

Immediate Relief from Coughs, ool5,
ness, whoopingcOugh AID all distresSbrs
OF the throat ard lungs may be G1nn5'," IVA
Of Weeks Magic Compound. No atb., Y
seems to reach the scat ofdisease like If ny ~
itate 10 try it when all othersia iJ. II tn..
sesseS magic power in the cure ofall luSs
Sold by al. druggists. '1uSys
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

Ono vote cast on election day for good
candidates is worth more than three hun.
dred and sixty-four days Of complaining
about public affairs,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

Be WISE To-DAY,-'Tis mpdr,u~
cough or cold. however uiglt. C,S, "a %
follow, and though Dr. Wistn's Bo,a.aulht
ry has frequently cured this much J'a g0l
IT almost inyaribly cures the prima,n' 3s
the throat, lungs add chest, where o, c''
fail. ONtf q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

Oppression after eating. b,,t,,,.~
debility, are the effects of indiss.t, 10
two at most, ofPRsoH's Purgait, S ,1ol
mediate relief. run g
Johnson's AnfofiHe Linimcut nav Ia.
to children with perfect success peaati
whooping-cuugh, influenza, and aioptii
diseases 10 which they are Liable 81 ll
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

NO new mention y for Governor in
this State during the past six days.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
BUSINESS No,io-
A Card.

In reply 10 A. r. Bau.rt
We visa 70 notify G,ryi, = F..
that u Patent which - q las L,
lS9i,-and can beEeen AZ ,y.tt TIE
ness by any oac-giyes ne ~ as' q
th,ie or a sias. stopper, IN our p6l
ihettnore. that the said Ball. Fo
psi'oi DE- pan Patented as he Aa
hokhiSvlLLE Min
Apil 18th, 1874. Aofar
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

-BrattleborO has shipped 40, 900 lbs.
Of maple sugar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15
CDNSnMpmnr

the seourge Of the human bmn.
cured. all b,,'
Or. II. V. Pierce VA Oet. IA
Sr-ror the lat year ] ba,.
Golden Medical Discovery sen u
having been afflicted !erirarl I've ny
a slort time before wa. Icpss, 20 act.
was very lad, not able 10 81 .atal
ing greatly with ny throat. NJ Alel y,
n dry cough. and much pain in r s%elltsi
used twelve bottles If tie II uy l1lg
most we'll O'efy az
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-15

A son Of Mr.. J. II. Mcrect VAR
Corners, n. Y, has been cured ~ IhsuI
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical consul,
Dir. Q. Is. Canheln, editor 81 the D.sSS ~
>. X. E:lar, Druggist Of Wes, hahi'
10 state that DIR. Pierce's Goiden '.lyl Q
cry has effected a wonderful en-, 'insea.
his neighbOrhood. oVoRig,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
Cern6 Skutky
katOIickehO kncZc
Frt. IeicRnbaucr.

Prosluly nemecky kriminalista (spiso-
vatel oboru trestniho prava), f. Feuer-
bach zaznamenal nam soudni prbeh, KITE
ry snad letopisech soudnctvi nema
rovneho.
Frant. Riembauer byl r. l797 adiunk-
tenn fairy v Pirkwangu, V krajinc Lands
hutske v Bavorsku. X teto fare nalezela
co filialka osada Oberlauterbach, ktera
Riembauerovy sprave byla svtfena. DO
tohoto mista pfesidlil Sc 1905 k vano--
Gem.
Y osade te bydlela selska rodina Frau
enknechtova, vlastnic tax zvany Tomas
sky dvir. Tomassky dvdr mel nejmene
1000 zlatfch ceny, takze Frauenknechto-
vi byli dosti zamozni. Rodinu tvofli
muz zena dive dcery, nichz starsi,
Maidalena r. 1907 citala devatonactc a
mladsi, Katefina, dvanacte rokii.
Riembauer SO rodinou brzo seznamil
to sico tax dIverne, ze byl Tomas-
skem dvofe iako donna.
Bylf on uceny duchuvni, vedl die obec
neho pfedstavenych jeho mineni zivot
pfisnt bezdhonny, konal povinnosti svt
Hedomito a S dIstojnosti pomazanehc
Pane. V prazdnych chvilich bavil S.
student, zvlaste cirkevnim pravu G
cirkevnich deiinach byl sbthly. Chovan
jeho bylo odmerene; kazani pima ohn6 a
syateho nadseni, iakoz ineuprosne pfisno
sti, jakou bitoval hfisnost a nicotu sye
ia. Kazdy 81 .iei vail; ano zbozneis
zbozhovali jej jake pana boha sveho.
Ze 81 takovy muz hrackou ziskal dave
ru lasku selske rodiny Tomasskeh'
dvora, neni nebude nikomu podive
MIN. Tuto ddveru zvJsil slepou odda
most ieste tim, ze nalehavem case, jake
Jest seti nebo zen, sedlaku polipona
hal.
Domdci tomu ovsem branili. Pro We
lebneho pana SO to nehodi; co tomn re
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

lie skladu potita Sc tisic strev. l. / pa
palec este 1900, plank cis =. p. 5000
IL. cistte 1900, ciste plank HOO. Ill.
este palec 400. Box ! palec 5000.
Fencing 1000. Cis. l. Stoks IL
palc6 Stroke 1000. Cis. II. 1900 Ciste
Commons 10.00-20.00.
STAY bni politely Joist scans.
ling tramy, kratsi nez IS stfevicd 1900
20 str. dlouhG ccna die delky dfeva.
Pod "a ha (Flooring) cd $500;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.OO;
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palct fezan{ 500;
els. l. neb Gisty Butts 45o; els. 3. 2.5o-
800. A. |. 1G palcd fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.5O tisic.
CedrovG posty male 90 eta. pro-
stfedni % ctol. ,velkG 800 ctii kus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

dfls dobu trapi mne Il pronasleduie, chtic
phnize, a pray6 dnes zddala ma ne 100
~ 2oO zlatycb, hrozic mi udanim, kdy-
byeh i pcnise odepfol. Jelilloz tolik pen6z
nonl;lin, myslel isom ze nojlGpe udtlam,
kdyz j zaiiznn"
Go dale lnluyil, toho diyka 'ncslysela.
Zv6davost pfekonala nj baze1. Sebe-
rouc Sc, vyala 20 schodech nahoru a vl;ra-
dla Sc do Riembauoroyy svGtnicc
(PokraCovani)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

j uplne obnovona. Vefeinost starala SO
neho nadmiru; stfidavG pfihody osudr
'fleho by)y pfodmetcm staleho pfetFesu
/ Bylt stal Sc syymi tltrapami svymi pfi
hodami znamou osobnosti. Ka2dy cht6
dst ieho vlastnich slyset d9jiny jcho ya2
by. Kdo no spatfil vidGl, ktorak uslecll
tile obratn6 aivotem uni Sc pohy bovat
ncmohl pochopit., ktcrak nlohl stat
sc pfedmetem talk nepfirozen6ho obvi-
hoyani.
Kazd} pficiGoval sc nyni k jeho oGiste
Zejmena krdsne zaimave oti zenske
prodlivaly Sc zdlibou ma MAIDEN propus
tenet nebyly neochotny poskytnouti
mu nahrdu za dlouhou dobu 1trap.
Avsak Bruno mel toliko iednu zensti-
M srdci ma mysli, Kornelii. Vykfik
5 kterym byla mu do naruti Sc uyrhla.
tyl no takfka do iineho svGta povznesl q
stal Sc pocatkem noveho zivota. We
vykfiku tom spotiyalo tolik prctrpene Il
Ftrapy, tolik touhy, t1lk blaha, 70 mem
zfeim6 zaznlvala radost, mann ho Ease, ie
ma ziv6. TJz yyllfik rozlehal Sc dnsi
ieho pres vsechen pozemsky hlnk a pozne
nahla rozplyyal Sc Y nebeskou hudbu i
.asavon pisen dyou mladych srdci, iez
Lyla Ease shledala Sc Il syG nebe liz tuto
ma zemi mail.
Starry Juga, shledav Sc Sc svym bra
trovcem, byl Ease uplne ozivnul. Pobli-
70 svemu milackovi zapomntl M sve IL
trapy. Nyni musel Arthur eastGi II ne
no objeviti Sc korn vsem steine milv
byl Gtvrtym spolku. korn Ease zavedl
mEnafe Dubsk6ho do tohoto spoleGenske
no kruh
Bruno vsecck pohnut patfil ma Dub k
no, iez byl jei tax yclkomysln6 pfiial II
sebe pfechoyal, kdyz on chud vyhladov6-
ly, podoben zlocnci do krasnic byl phi
sci. Bruno projevoval mlynafi neustale
sve diky Mlynaf byl trpe skrze Bruno
bylt skrze ntho We v6zeni sed6l; procez
starry Juga noustale tom pfemital, jak
by mu to mohl splatit a nahradit X
lIedyice nell sc vsickni nejvetsi dctou.
Y nadrech lIedvicinych I'll neustdle zar-
mutek "a zenfcleho n polSrpyal krasnou
jeji tvaf zhusta hlubokymi. stiny. Nepo-
piratclna zkusenost, zc Werner nasine
byl sc syGta sproyodGn, cnila ieho ztratu
tim trpGelsi. Dpbsky necht6l Ease drive
upol;cliti Sc, po>ud zlocinec Flip strop
nebudc dopaden, re zlocinu pfekonan II
nalezit6 ztrestan. Jakmile jen tito muz-
sd pohromadG scdtli, toz rozpfedla .e
vzdy 0 mem rec. Dubsky byl zvGd6l, ze
Flip veccr pred vydanim zatykace byl II
sveho bratra mcskal Il &e tam Sc Smejcm
byl mluyil.
Ten mtl nnt prijt do rukou," zvolal
Dubsky, ,,mne byl by.neusel. Ale jak
to mann sob6 vysvetlit, ze police sc no po
sud nezmocnila "a nyneisiho pin6ho sfe-
no dozoru. Vsadil bych kirk svdj, ze by
jej jiz mtla, kdyby byl politickym proyi-
nilcem"
(PokraGovani
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
y. vasra tsasta !sky.
Hlav scstnd.e d

II I " a ~ y . ~ II I-E z Il
V niz vychazi fia icyo hanebnost osoby,
.iez davno byla iiz spatne povest.
(I'oknGovani)