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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
What Josh Billings Wants to Know.

why turkey egg is speckled, and
ducks egg blue.
Whether log floats faster in the
river than the current runs, or not.
Why goose stands fust on one leg
and then on tother.
Why rabbits have a short tale and
kats have long one.
Why most all the birds build their
nests out of different material
Why lltening never was known to
strike beach tree.
Why the males among the feathered
race do all the singing
Why the blak snaik IL the only snaik
In this country that kan klimb tree.
Why mask rats tale has no fur on
it, and mink's haz.
Why quail's egg is round, and Il
hens egg IL pointed.
Why bear alwuss climbs down tree
backwards.
Why mules bones are all solid, and
their ears twice az long az a horses.
Why dog alwuss turns around three
times before he lies down.
Why horse alwuss gifts oph from the
ground on his forward feet last
Why COW alwuss gifts up oph from
the ground on her forward feet fust.
Why, when man gets lost in the
woods, or on the plains, he alwuss
walks in a cirkle.
Why apig gathers straw, IN hismouth
and runs about with them Just before a
rain storm.
Why natur will allow one cross
between sum animals and then allow
no more.
Where the hys all go when the cold
weather sets in, and where they all cum
from SO suddenly next summer.
Why hen alwuss knows her little
ones from anothers, and why she will
hatch out twelve duck eggs and think
they are her own chickens.
Why an oyster and klam are the
only things l kno ov with animal life
that don't hav to move out of their
places to git living.
Thare is lots of lilly eddikated people
who won't believe the book of Genesis
bekause they can't prove it, who kant
answer korrectly one third of the above
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
Robert TOOmAs.

Rob Toombs appeared as a counsel
in a railroad suit at Augusta, Ga, one
day last week. His argument before
the jury showed no dimming of his
faculties. An enthusiastic admirer of
Toombs SAYS; He still towers above
ordinary mortals, as the mountain above
the mole-hill. He has but one equal
on earth to -day-Bismarck In weight
his brain surpasses that of Clay, equals
Webster and Culver. But there is
something's don't know what it means
called proper balance, which Rob
ert Toombs lacks. Had he that one
missing thing he would to-day shape
the destiny of the western world. AS
it is he only reigns supreme in the lit
tie, obscure country town of Washing
ton, Ga"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
MOnOgrams in Dress.
Paris letter to New York Times

Paris letter to New York Times.
Everything at present is enriched
with monograms. Ladies wear around
their necks in the evening their mono
grams of diamonds fastened to a dia-
mond necklace. In the daytime they
have monograms in enamel, gold, plati-
ma, or composition on their cloak fasten-
ings and belts. Sleeve buttons, lockets,
and breaches are ornamented in the
same ways. Gentlemen wear initials of
silver on onyx buttons on their morning
coats; they have also initials cut on OK
idized silver or platina to adorn their
low hats. This is Vienna importation.
These ornaments are also made to cor
respond with the Jewels In wear.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

prominent men, have taken hold of the
matter, and with the officers OF the
association arranged programme for
the occasion, which cannot fail TO prove
satisfactory and immensely enjoyable.
1t includes steamboat excursion
to Racine, with music and
a collation. on board, carriage
drive to the beautiful suburban resi-
dence of Mr.. Charles L. Pierce, an en-
tertainment at the Opera House, and
social party, ETC., etc., If the gentle
men of the press, who favor our city
with their presence, do not return to
their homes favoIably impressed with
the boundless hospitality Of its.people, it
will not be our fault, for Ger ainly no
effort will be spared to make their visit
as pleasant as open hand and generous
heart can make it. The first class
hotels have agreed to accommodate
members of the convention at 81 per
day.
AT THE PLAY HOUSES.
A really enjoyable and instructive en-
tertainment has been given at the Stadt
Theatre during the past week. It con-
sists of series of some eight hundred
stereoscopic views of historic places
and natural curiosities in this and for
eign countries. Mr.. Berthelet, the pro
prietor, is young artist of extensive
foreign travel, and his views have been
selected by him personally, and en-
brace the most noted points and objects
of interest in the world.
At the Opera House we have had
Roberts lack and jill Pantomimic
Company, and at the Academy an art
Gallery concert and Fox in his Humpty
Dumpty comicalities. WAL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

IHE surveying party sent out by the
Government to locate the line of the
proposed ship canal across the Isthmus
of Panama, having completed the work,
have returned. The expedition was sub
jected to numerous hardships and dan
gers to health, but there was no loss of
life among the officers or men. The
early estimate OF $4,000, 900 for the
completion of the work is not now re-
garded as sufficient. The Napipi Atra-
to route is the shortest, but requires
five and one half miles of tunneling.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
WASHINGTON.

THE President appointed Charles P. Lincoln,
of Mississippi consul of the United States at
Canton, China.
THE appropriations of several departments
of the government fall short OF their wants.
The appropriation for the war department is
SO, 900, 900 less than the estimate Tor it; con-
sequently there will be deficiency there.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

Iowa has succeeded i'll electing a
Bishop by close vote, AMI without
that harmony and enthusiasm which
should prevail in connection with such
events. The contest was a stubborn
one, and developed no little bitterness
of feeling. DR.. j. H. Eccleston, rector
Of the Church of the Savior, in West
Philadelphia, was chosen on the six
teenth ballot, by vote of 81 against 25
cast for DR.. Knickerbocker, of Mime
apolis. Eleven lay delegates protest
against the confirmation of Mr.. Ec-
cieston.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

A NUGGET of copper, SO per cent. pure
ore weighing six thousand pounds. is
on exhibition at ST. Louis. 1t came
from the Lake Superior region, where
II was taken from on ancient digging.
The mass, when found, had evidently
been detached from its bed by ancient
miners, whose stone hammers, in great
numbers, were found in the mine,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

THE body of John Blackford, an
American actor, who was lost three
years ago in trying to ascend Mount
Blanc without guides, is said by a
Swiss newspaper to have been found in
an immense block of ice which recently
fell from the mountain. The body is
thoroughly preserved.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

SHOULD Col. Anthony, of the Leaven-
worth Times, not recover from his
wounds, Susan B. Anthony, it is an
nounced, will take editorial charge of
his paper, and conduct it in the inter
ests of the heirs. She will then have
a chance to find out which is the pleas
ATTEST. preaching from the chair or the
platfOrm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

A CONVENTION of delegates from the
United States and Canada is called to
meet in Buffalo on the 4th of July next
to consider the subject of the annexation
of the latter to the former. There is
no harm in discussing this subject we
presume, but there is little prospect of
any such annexation at present Doubt
less many advantages would accrue to
both countries from a union, but
the habits and political principles of
the inhabitants of the provinces are so
different from those of our own people
that it would be some years before the
full advantages of the union could be
realized were it contaminated.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

A QUEER inquiry was presented for
consideration to the Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, May oath. From India
a husband asks if the Assembly will re-
ceive into the church one who has two
wives-a polygaraist The question
was referred to the Committee on Church
Polity. 1t ought to be decided prompt
ly and in the negative
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

Why is it that the Methodists do not
express more concern at the departure
of the Rev. Samuel Fallows from their
fold to the Reformed Episcopalians ?
He was one of their most liberal and
talented preachers, yet cheerful spirit
seems to pervade the Methodist ranks,
such as is hard to understand, consid-
erlng the loss with which they have met.
Mr.. Fallows is hidden God-speed in a
way that would seem to say, ave shall
soon see you again. There is no great
obstacle apparently to prevent union
OF the Methodist EpiscopaliaDs and the
Reformed Episcopalians. Perhaps that
is Mr. Fallows' mission.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

A CHICAGO paper says: Just as that
embattled shot was beginning to fire the
farmer round the world" etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

THERE was hanging back from par
tcipating IN the Centennial Exposition,
until Attorney General Williams de-
clded that the goods exhibited were not
liable to seizure III case Cf the failure of
the enterprise. Since that time the
nations of the world have come forward
bravely. Russia still is out il the cold,
however. and may not be represented at
ali. The following are the countries
which VIII show themselves, from the
latest reports:
Argentine Confederation. Australia, Bel
GUM, Bolivia, Brazil. Canada Chill China
Colombia, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, France
&c. many, Great Britain. Guatemala, HAWAII
Hayti, Honduras, Persia, Japan, Liberia. Mex
leo. Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Orange
Free State, Peru, Portugal Siam, Spain, Swe-
den, Tunis, Turkey. Venezuela
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

THE Detroit camp meeting of the
Prairie du Chen district, West Wiscon-
sin Conference, Methodist Church, will
be held near New Brookville, on ground
owned by DIR. Swain, commencing
June %
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
THE EDITORIAL CONVENTION

which takes place In this city on the
22d inst, promises to be one OF the
pleasantest in the associations history.
The citizens. through committee OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

VIM. Nj. EvARTs began his argument
in behalf of the defendant in the Tilton-
Beecher trial on the Goth ult., and spoke
Though that day and tie next, when the
court adjourned until Tuesday, June
LIST. His argument, SO far, is clear and
conclusive. His manner is less impas-
stoned than that of Mr.. Porter, his
style somewhat more polished, his sar-
casms little finer, his epithets lighter
and less numerous than those of his
distinguished colleague, but we
doubt if he makes so strong
an impression upon the jury.
Those who have read the telegraphic
synopsis of Mr.. Porter's speech have
formed the idea that it was largely de-
voted to denunciation, whereas the
denunc1ations were simply the culmina
tons of long and powerful analyses of
the testimony and the circumstances of
the case.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

By law passed by the New York
Legislature in March last all taxes
levied III that state on and after January
LIST, 1879, must be paid in gold coin, or
gold certificates, or bank notes redeem
able in gold on demand. They cannot
be paid in currency equivalents Every
contract, note or obligation made after
the date mentioned must also be paid in
the same manner, unless it specifies
otherwise. Thus it will be seen that
the Empire state has taken measures to
secure specie payments, at the same
time specified by law of Congress passed
last winter, although they are much
more explicit than those in the Con-
gressional enactment. This will have
a strong influence upon the country,
and tend to hasten the maturing of
measures for the resumption of specie
paym ent by the general government.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12

Mrs. LAMB, the Pierce county pris-
oner, has been taken from the state pris-
on back to Pierce county for new
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-12
Dunn County.

Mrs. JNo. MULL1aAN, of Menominee,
on visit to Oconto, was poisoned a
few days ago by eating parsnips of the
second years growth, gathered and
cooked by mistake. She died within two
hours after eating the vegetables.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20

ShnUou-i hospodafi brambory We skle-
pc, jane nebo We stohn (krechtu), tn je
obycein6 vybefe a vyhodi ma llndj, ano
mnohy hospodat brambory meme shnile
i dobytku "a pici pfedklada, to hlayn6
dobytku v6pfoyemu. Oboji toto jest no
spodafi dosti skodne Hniloba brambo-
rh neni mic jineho, nezli nasledek memo
ce bramborove, kteraz pdvod svGj ma V
rostline pfizivne, rostlin fadu houbOvi-
tych, tax zvane vfetenatky zemakoye Pc
renospora infectans). Houba tato, tells
ko oku neozbrojenemu neviditelne, roz-
mnozuje Sc ohromnou rychlosti ma BRAN
borach a hnilobu brambor zpdsobuje.
Brambory touto rostlinou plisnovitou ma
padene hniji ma cerno ostanou bud tyr
de anebo hned ma kasi shniiou. DANIEL
brambory takto zkazene do hnoie, tn roz.
sifovani Sc nemoce teto velmi podporuje
me, ponevadz parasit tento V hnoii neza
hyne, nybrz dale zije pfised ma pole {
hnoiem, risti a rozmnozovati SO psGina
Semena rostliny teto, vytrnsy zvane, O.
hromnou rychlosti vetrem po polich roz-
nasena byvaii a napadaif pole okolni
bramborami posazena zp1sobuif dals
hnilobu bramborach move vyristaiicich
Zvlaste tehdy Sc zhoubna tato vfetenatka
rozmnozuje, panujeli "a dobu rostu BRAN
Dor povttrnost vlhka tepla. -
Krmimeli bramborami takovymi nase
zvifata domaci, zejmena dobytek vepfo-
w, taky nam z toho jineho nepojde nea
skoda ma dobytku, ponevadz dobytek zka
zenymi bramborami krmeny nei6asteji o
nemocni pojde jestli to Sc nahodou M
stane, tn krmeni takove pfece ku prosp6
chu neni, nebot pice zkazena, pfemenena
nikdy cd zvffetc strAvena byti nemdze
Proto nejlepe jest brambory shnile dat
do kompostu, ktery teprve druhym ro
KEN vyvazeti zamyslime, nebof vegetac
nj slia vfetenatky zemakove pfestane pr
dobe tax dlouhe vice skodit nemhze.
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ZajimavOsit.

V malo slovich mn pho prav-
dy. Pan Potter, president proslavene
vysoke skoly Yale, dal V nedaynem oslo,
veni SVEN studetstyu tuto lakonickou
radu: ,,Neopijejte Sc; nezvykejte tabak;
nekufte; neklejte; nepodvadelte; necte-
te mnoho romano; nezehte Sc, pokud ne
jste jisti, ze zenu syoji uziyite; bufte o.
pravdovi; spolehejte Sc sami ma sebe;
budte velkodusni; bHdte zdvofili srd.
sobni; ctete a Cd bfrejte novi :
ny; ohlasujte novinani sye obcbody; Wy
delaveite penize, ale uzivejte .jich moudfe
ku prospechu obecnemu; milujte prav- :
du syeho blizniho."
V techto malo slovich jest cele nabo-
zenstvi; mich jest arkanum blaheho Ii
vota. Ma nestesti jest malo lidi te mray-
nj silly tax slime povahy, ably yedle mich
ziyot sydj uprayili.
Nasilne zavfeni divky 10
klastera. Rev. ID. B. Jntten, pastor
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ii. Dvoiice bude vzdycky rozdily nebo
protivy naznacovati, Trojice pax vysle-
dek, smir, vyklad.
Vsak umeni zakonu tomu podrobeno
jest. Basne rozttiduieme lyrick6 (cito-
ve) epicke (vypravne) a dramatick6 (roz-
pravne; J kazda basen kazdy slovesny
1tvor vdbec must miti uvod, zauzleni a
rozuzleni. Co do obsahu zapasi spolu ra
dost boil, dobro zlo, ably Sc vydobil
smir, pokoj. TAX snazi Sc skladate! neb
hudebni um6lec libozvukem zlozvukem
dociliti harmonii ci ladny souzvuk. Ma
lii hledi pfim6fenym upotfebenim svetla
a stinu dociliti sonlad barev, DOZEN libosti
Krajin0malba ma pr. ma sve pozadi, kde
malif zvseobechuje ci generalizuje sye
popfedi kde zjednotlivuie ti individualisu
je. Um6lecky zahradnik take jen pfime-
fenym sestavenim protiv docii neidcinli-
vejsi skupeni; on bude staveti velk6 We
die maleho,spicate iehlicn6 stromy vedle
kuplovitych bukd, velkoliste byliny We
die drobnolistJch, svetloliste vedle tmavo
listJch t. d.
Kazdy zaverek ma nasledujici clanky:
pfedveti thesis), mezivet (synthesis) a
zaveti (antithesis).
TAX naIeza laska obdobu svoji ptita-
zlivosti, nenavist v odpudivosti neb Cd
sttedivosti. Laska vabi, nenavist odpu-
zue. Clovek sam sobe nicim neni; te-
prve We sloucenis ostatni pfirodou naby-
va vyznamu tvofi iednotu. | zde vldd
ne zakon polarity.
Kamkoliv Sc obratim, vsude Sc nan
vyjevuie hluboka velebna pravda, Tro.
iice; til co nepochopitelna, svata pra-troj
ce, onde co vsestranne rozsffena cislie
tti.T II narodove, ktefi aE V kolebce, Troiic
tusili il co bozstvu kotili Sc, neklarnal
Sc: uhodlit pravdu vesmiru. Troiice ies
pfirody tepnou, srdcem, civou, zivotem
Vsaky pofadek sveta jest: - vyrovnan
protiv! o vnof velebne taiemstvi pfiro
dy, vecny mir smir svdj do srdce naro
ddl
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TrOjicc vesmiru.
TrOjfce V prirOde.
(DokonGeni.)
Cleveland, ID.

Vsmpujemel rise kosmickeho a str
nuleho do rise 1strojnosti, setkame Sc
zde Trojici. Neiprv6 nalezneme troll
luGebni slozeni bylinne bunce: uhlik,
vodk kyslik. Hmotu co do nutnosti
ieii define ma pevnou, kapalnou (tekutou) |
plynnou. Zeint nase deli Sc ma pevninu,
more vzduch; telo nase ia pevnou hmo
tu (maso kosti( krev a dech; hrhyz ma
housenku, zamotek, motyle; rozclankovi-
tost lidskeho t6la ma hlavu, prsa bficho
at d.
Vyznamne jest, re rostlin dvojice sill
liz urcitych tyarech Sc ieyi mame muz
sk6 samic6i kvetiny. ProstfednikeIn O.
bou jest mladinky kel, jich spoleene dlte.
Tuto dvoiici mizeme az do same bunky
sledovati; bunecni steny jsou jineho lnceb-
niho slozeni, nezli obsah jejich. Tim u
drzuje Sc bunce ustaviGna napnutost a
sp8sobuie Sc lucebui pfetvofeni latek a
re stare (maticni) bulky povstava nova,
ktera Jest plodem latek, vzajemne ma Sc
be pdsobicich. Tento pochod jest skutec
nym plozenim, jez Sc deIe ma pr. dro-
bounkych, nepatrnych bylin, postradaji-
cich pne, listu, kyetu plodu.
S podobnym zjevem setkavame Sc i '
fisi Ivocichd. Nikdy neni muzske me-
DO samGi celistve; take samici neni cells
TIVE. ODE pfinalezi sob6, ac ami tn jestt
netvofi celistvost; teprve diteti obieyi
Sc nam Trojice, celek. Rovnez tax Sc 70
ma Il clovek. Teprve muz, zena dite
tvofi poem cloveka DIE toho jest upra-
ven vsecken elov6ka zapas. Tuto prav'
du mnohem hloubeji poznavali staff ma
rodove ma pr Egyptane, ktefi az do ne
smirne hlubiny Trojice Sc ponofoyali a
ma iednotliveho cloveka jen co kuse die
patfil. A proto neni diyu, re tax zhus-
ia muze zenu co protivy, teprve dite
ii usmifene, zobrazovali. Tax jest "a
konu Troice manzelstvo obsazeno od-
tud iebo posvatnost. ma poll duchov-
MIN setkavame Sc Trojici. K radosti
nalezi Eel nebo Dol, ably teto protivy
vznikl pokrok anebo 1silovna cinnost. K
dobru zlo nalezi, jako stin k syetln a zlo-
zvuk k libozvuku, aby vecnym zapolenim
vyyin stvofen byl V tomto zakonG ko-
tvi posyatnost snemovnich stran, levice
prayice stfedn; sired ma byti jaksi u
smiteni obou nebo jazyckem vahy.
Vsecka yeda ma Troiici spociya, ana
Jest neijednodusim tedy nejzfejmejsln
pomerem, cd nehoz Sc vychazeti musi, ie
likoz sama pflroda cd neho vychazf. TT
spGsoby pocitani zna poctaf; mnozeni
deleni odtahovan, nebot scitani a naso
beni Jest pouze mnozenf. Mazda rovni-
ce sestava dvon clen6; dosud neznamy
tfeti Glen, cd poetafd x nazyvaDy, jest je
jich smifeni t. j. vysledek. Celym poe
tafstvim tahne Sc Trojice jako cerven'
nit, anot dvou znamych veliein tfeh ne
znama Sc vyhledava. Neni pochybnosti
ze budoucnosti, pfi bohateisim 1plne
Sim vyvoji we'd Trojice co nejjednoduss
pomer hlavni dlohu hrati .bude; lucbe {
spoh Jest ona nyni jiz zakladem elektro.
chemicke soustavy. Use, kazdy 1cinel
budeme napotom "a vysledek Trojice mi
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Ma ggchod ooJtSH svychcdu pfyt&d5
z Cleyelandu 7.25 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veCer.
Do Clevelandu 100 a l0.45 rano, 4.1o a
G.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 900 vee
q Bostonu $50 rano, sos vecer
ZNew Yorku $50 100 rano, 535 a
100 vecer.
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Ma adpdd.
L Il. MYklsS,
Genl- Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BEE IL IL.
Neveland. ColNmbus, CinclnnaM 81

CIeOel0nd, COIumDus, Ctncanndts q
Lgldiapad IL. IL.
u Cleveandu odjizdf G.55 dopoicdne
2. so $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 7.30 rano 400 o
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestline 9.55 rano 6 55 q 1000 odpt
DO Columbus l2.25v pol. 9.45 1926
!noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 200 1000 rano 9.45 voG.
z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
z St. Louis I. ID -ano 2.55 7.40 odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezdti veGernim .
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OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takov6, ktere Sc ndpfed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroyeh oznamuje Sc "a ,,1oo.
toyiGn5 cenu.
1 palec sloupce stoji $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, 9 palce $4.0O, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefejnoyana tim jest lev
n6isi, elm dele Sc uvefejnuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: hide jest" .,Naprodei
.Hledd Sc" stoii Is eta. "a tfikrat otisk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
':do Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolk fadek, ci kolik palc1 koli
krat uvefeinit nechf 81 sam vypocte
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
sR Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku '
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
ve podotkne.
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suite vzdy:
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No. IO4 CrOtOn Street,
Cleveland, d.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
Gas prijcZdu asOdjezdu
ZcleZnic.
Draha Cleveland a Pittsburg.
Ma iih.

od 81 kvSt 1874 odjlhdi vlaky udsne stanice yyjms
nedelD jak naseduduje.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
River Division

Opousu Bayard II so d0p 500 odp. pfljadi do Nov
PhiIadepha 5j 20 odp. opoust ~ Philad. Z 90 dop.
1855 odp. Pfljitdl do Bayard 9 10 dop. 1856 odp.