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A Whitewater man hes made a vii

A hItewater man hes made a Will IN
which occurs the following:
First, l set apart a sufficient sum of
money to pay any and all claims against my
estate at the time OF my death; also,
enough to pay my funeral expenses, which
shal. be as follows; Let there be coffin
made CT plain boards, no paint, no STAN,
no trimming, no boy. Cover the cofir
with plank laid crosswise the grave. Let
no undertaken have any LOT or part in my
burial. I wish, if possible to avoid this
last swindle and extortion. l wish to be
buried by my frinds | desire and request
that none Of my kindred change their ap-
parel in consequences of my death. Ipro
test against this relic Of barbarism, of hav
ing my remains conveyed TO the church and
placed on exhibition. / wish to be buried
from my house. Let the religious services
consist simply in reading from the Scrip
lures and prayer: no sermon, no exhor-
tation
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The following is a. list of Patents for the
State of Wisconsin, furnished Us for publ.
cation. by Alexander & Mason, COS 9TH street
n w, Washington. D. C.
Windmill. G. Lauby. Broadhead. +.
end brushes, W. Johnson ozaukse. 7
Cases for exhibiting yarn, Ii. j: Millmah, Nil
waukee. a. -
Toe weights and quarter boot attachments for
horses Henry Mckinney. GAINESVILLE
Apparatus for manufacturing illuminating gas
from petroleum, J. McClarty, Racine.
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CorresnOndence.
Str. Missouri, July 10Th Is

Str. Missouri, July 10Th 1875.
Ed. PmoT.-We arrived here( Marquette)
to-day with the Prop. Peerless of Leopold
& Austrian's Lake Superior line, in tow
When off Point Sauble, sixty Eve miles
below Marquette, at | A. NJ, to-day, we
were sisnaled to come along side, and found
that her Piston Rod and part of ner engine
were disabled, which will cause delay Of
about fifteen days.
Yours Respectfully,
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DREWSEN HOUSE
H. DREW SEN, Prop.

Mr. Drewsen wishes to inform the public,
that he has recently established himself in
his NEW House on Chicago Street be-
tween Sth aud 9th streets.
The house IS entirely new, and has been
furnished with an entirely new outfit.
A Large and Comm odious Stable also
attached
The public patronage is solicited.
rp-TEIe MS MODERATE
Sa6 lv
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DcRINs the storm Of last night, the sta
bic Of Mr.. Otto Krigner, a x ell known resi-
dent in Maple Grove was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. The loss
i estimrted at about two hundred d.lIars
No insurance.
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CHANGE or IoCATION.--Nr. Sixta is about
to remove his entire stock of wines and liquors
to the store formerly occupied by Il. Adler,
where lie will carry on his Wholesale and
retail business until the completion of his
new store. S70-tf
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Marine Waters.
ARRIVALS.


July sth, prop. Ne Pcre, Fscanaba. sundrics.
Str. Chicago, Chicago. sundrirs.
9th, str. Shcboygan. Chicago. sundries.
Sehr SANDY Morrison, milwaukee,, light.
Schr Franklin. Milwaukee. light.
10th, schr. c Lining. Chicago light.
Str. Chicago. Chicago. Sundrics.
18th. str. Sheboygan, Chicago. sundries.
Scow. Ramedary, Two Greeks, cotds
Schr Geo. Oscar, Milwaukee, 10 barrels
salt.
18th, schr. Blue Bell Milwaukee, t10m lumber.
Str. Chicago, Chicago, sundries.
18th, str. Shrboygau- Chicago, sundricd.
10Th. str. Chicago, Chicago, suudries.
Schr Ninnehaha. Milwaukee sundrics.
Schr. Souvenir, Pentwater, 40m timber,
20 cOrGS Clabs.
10th. schr. Franklin. Milwaukee. { ton coal.
str Shebovrau. Chicago Sundrics.
18th, str. Chicago Chicago. suudries.
Schr. Ellen Stevenson. Pine River, %
Schr, Souvenir Pentwater, som timber,
Sc5 Nv Pam media sandy Bay. 6 cord stone
18th, schr. Luna Manistcc. BON Shingles
Str. Shehoygan. Chicago sUndres.
2Dth. str. Chicago Chicago, sundrics.
2lot, str. Shgbpvgan. Chicago. suudrfcs.
Schr. M0Cking Bird, Chicago. light.
cLEARANcEs.
July Sth. prop. De Pcrc Escanaba sundrics.
Str. Chicago, Chicago. suuc,ies.
9th, sir. ShpbOvcan. Chicago. Sundies.
Schr. Sand, Morrison Menominee sun
Schr. Franklin. Milwaukee, Bonn brick.
10th, Bark \. p. Nichols, Tawas City. light.
Str. Chicago Chicago. sundries.
18th. str. Sheboyg0u. Chicago. sundries.
Scow Ramcdarv, Sandy Bay. light.
Schr. Geo. Oscar, Milwaukee, I'm brick,
l. cords wood.
18th, schr Blue Bell. Pine Lake. light.
Str. Chicago, Chicago, suudrics.
18th. str ShebOygaH, Chicago, sundrres
18th, str Chicago. Chicago. sundrieS
Prop De Prre, EsCanaba sundrie7
Schr. Miunehaha. Milwaukee, - cords
wood. 100 ship knees
Scbr. Souvenir. Peutwater. light.
Chas Luling, DUIrrau City. light.
10th, schr. Franklin Racine, 800 posts, 6 cords
wood.
Str. Shebovgar, Chicago, suIrGries.
18th, str. Chicago. Chicago sundries.
Schr Ellen Stevenson, Pine River, 10
barrels flour. , tons feed
Schr. Souvenir. Pentwater, 10 barrels
-four. 10 barrels salt
Scow Ramedarv. Port Washington light.
18th. Schr. Lima. Aluapce, 20 reapers.
Str. Sheboygan. Chicago. sUndries.
Goth. str. Chicago, Chicago sUndries.
2lst, str ShebOygan. Chicago, sundries.
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The following is the list of letters remain
CHAS. TSSLINGER. p. NJ.


LAND PLAsTEE Price Reduced =
Fresh ground, from Michigan plaster
rock
s. cents per barrel for loose 800 ID.
Is in barrels
3 80 {. per ton
q. the Plaster Mill, or store of
S7I-3m J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
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THE Chronicle Of last week intima ties
by rumor that we had been to church the
Sunday preceding; in which case the pub
lie would get full particulars from our pen
in the next issue of tie "PuoT"
After reading the above in the Chroni-
Gle, we decided to attend the verv- next
Sabbath, and report for the especial benefit
Of the heathenish Editor OF the Chronicle
that glimmer of light might penetrate
that recocious youths brain.
We went last Sunday morning. The
Rev. C. b. Stevens opened with the text
of LIST Pet. L l6th-"Be We holy
which led US to believe tina. we should not
be able to Gull very palatoble sermon for
this Maynard youth; but we hoped
against hope, until he came to comment
en- the fact; IN substance that Our Saviour
taught that impurity, deep and damning
may be the wages oc lustful lodgings
which lock upon its object st this we
threw up the attempt. knowing full well
that in case we gave him all this at one
dose he would drool and slop over like an
over fed laby /; and perhaps loose al inter
est in attempting that reformation be 80
much needs. We may at some future time
make another effort in his behalf when we
caA get in easy going sermon which does
not embrace more than the First Com
mandment.
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Ara meeting OF the Common Council,
held last Monday evening, MIR. Frank
Murphy was elected City Marshal, rice
Mr. HI, resigned.
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JUICE Mclean is again in the city, at
tending 70 court duties.

JUICE Mclean is again in the city, at
tending TO court duties.
Mr. J. P c. Cottrill, one of Milwaukee s
best lawyers IS in the city, on law bust
ness.
fIr. F. Harvey, the city map publisher,
and wife, have taken up their residence in
Manitowoc for season.
Mr. j. W. Barker, of Appleton caused
Joy to swell up in the hearts of his friends
heTeahouts, by paying them very short
visit this week.
Mr. John Nagle, late OF Sank City has been
engaged as principal of the Two Rivers
school for the ensuing year. From what
we can learn of Mr.. \. 5 scholarly attain.
ments, our neighhors are to be congratula
ted on securing the services of so compe-
tent a teacher.
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The young men of tie city will meet to-
gether next Friday afternoon AMI organize
regular base ball club A President,
Secretary and Treasurer anu such other
officers as may be deemed necessary, will
be elected, and active measures taken to
insure a successful season.
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New Tity Mar of Wanitowec.

MeSsrs. Harvey & Co., well known map
publishers in this state, have commenced a
iaap of this city. The map is to show all
territory within the city limits, on a large
scale. 1t viii give the additions, blocks,
lots, with n-mber and size of Lots, the
name and width Of streets. 1t will give
section and quarter lines, section corners
and all established land marks The loca-
ton Of oil mills, factories, business houses,
hotels churches, school buildings, parks
sc. Tie wards will be colored diferntly
and all public grounds Views of the first
and second ward school buildings and
other views viii embellish the map. 1t
viii be mounted on clcth with rollers, and
varnished. Manitowoc has never had
complete or accurate map, and want of
one has long been felt by cur business men,
and we hope these gentlemen will meet
with all the help and encouragement from
the citizens they need, to warrant the enter
prise being completed.
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Two RIvEEs.-Tho Chroaicle has the
following:
There are some prospects that the gov.
eminent dre6ge, now at Ahnapee, will lie
brought to this place soon.
\ huge water spout was seen out on the
lake during the heavy storm of last Mon
day, by many people in this village.
The steeple of the Catholic church, IN
the village Of Mishicott, was blown down
by the heavy gale Of Thursday. Workmen
are already engaged in repairing the dam
age.
One of the lumber scows belonging to
Cooper u Jones sunk, last Saturday morn
ing, while lying at their deck in this VII
hge. The scow was loadeded with pine
slabs for the Goodrich boats at the time
she went down; but very few of the slabs
were lost, however.
Last Thursday evening, during the pre-
valence of that terrible thunder storm
which visited this section of country, g fire
broke out iu the rear of house located in
the western portion of the village, owned
by Mr.. Rummelo, which resulted in the
total des truction Of the house and of all its
contents.
The schooner John Schuette, laid up at
this place, broke loose from her moorings
during the storm OF last Thursday evening
and drfted across the river. As she
swung away from the dock her iibboom
came in contact with the splrs of small
~cow, which hay in the river, ard swept
them clear from the deck.
The saloon and hotel of Mr.. Ku4hn e,
/ located about four miles west of Manitowoc
on the turnpike 70 Maple Grove was to
tally destroyed by fire on last Friday even
/ ing. Tbe fire started from the chimney
/ ne are Informed. Nearly the entire con
sents,of the house were consumed. Tn,
/ loss Is "A heavy one, although there wat
/ a light insurance on the building.
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times .-s.Ehe best. cheapest, and
most successful Family Paper
i'm the Union"
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John Konerhell, son-in-law Of Casper
Lagrew, Of Mi~hicott, was drowned while
river driving on the Menominee river in the
town If Barrow. His remains passed
through this city this morning for MIshcott
for burial
He leaves wife "a the sixth veaG OF her
honrymooa to mourn his loss.
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LAST Tuesday evening, about 9 O'Clock
the horse OF Rev. Mr.. 8,orn came running
acme Father uncerenoniou>ly, and in en-
deavoriDg to turn into the gate, caught the
buggy against the gate post, where it re
manned, while it and the horse parted com
pany. On examination, it was discovered
that the horse vas minus a driver. Mrs.
Born dispatched couple of messengers to
search for her husband, but while thev were
gone he returned safe and sound and start
ed out to find the messengers 1t seem.
that he was enjoying a meal at the house
Of Mr.. Torrison, while the horse was tied
to post outside. A boy playing with the
buggy frightened the horse, and it started
ending its travels as described above We
did not learn the damage done to the buggy,
but are glad to record no accident to any
person.
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LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.
APPLETON, WIS.

The Fall Term Of this very popular institution
viii begin sept. Is, 1870 and continue Fourteen
Weeks.
The College furnishes Classical Scientific and
Civil Engineering Courses of Study.
The Academy or Institute has Five Departments.
viz. The Academic. The Preparatory. the CONNER
eisl school The Schoosof Drawing ana Painting.
and The Conservatory of Music
GHE CGaMEECfAL SCHOOL
Ranks among the very best Business Colleges in
the North west, and has advantages superior To
most of them. From its connection with Liter.
arv Institution of the highest grade il gives op-
portunity to pursue extended course OF English
Stables st the same time with those especially
Mercantile It's perhaps. the only school in the
State where thoroughly sound business ednca-
ton can be obtaiRed under such fax 6rabe condi-
tionS.
Expenses moderate. Situation healthy and
Agreeable.
For information, apply to
6w G. NJ. STEELE. President
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tent teacher.
SUccFss. young ladies Ice Cream
and Strawberry Festival of Tuesday even
ing last, in the basement of the Presby
terrain Church CT this city, proved the mer-
riest social gathering of its kind of the
season. The attendance was large, and
especially good natured and ioviai; the
cream seemed the richest, and the straw
berries the sweetest Ct auy we ever ate on
any previous occasion. Tie net proceeds
were over thirty FIVE dollars, and collected
after the usual manner of Mite Societies,
and although the result seemed entirely
satisfactory to the young Indies, we no.
tieed that many of u.s. elderly .teIlo,cs did
not contribute much more than half pay
for the delicacies slowed away.
The ingenious methods these ladies'
adopt for getting money, surely can never
be surpassed. For instance-at the bouquet
stand, they watched their opportunity un-
til the greenest, and softast old widower
came around, when they pressed him into
service, by bedecking him with bouquets
fastened on, by inserting a hair-pin astride
of the stems, aud sent him whirling around
the hall a moTing panorama of the luxuriant
growth Of the congregation green house
There were those present, we are sorry to
say, who were unkind enough to lken the
unfortunate promoter of the sale of boz
qUets, to a fatted calf at cattle fair,
even while he was wincing under the
pain of crooked hair pins that had puro-
tured his flesh. Yet the sale of bouquets
went on satisfactorily we learn.
They also had Miss Rebecca, 1--WE
were not formally in,roduced,) who drew
bucket after bucket of ice-cold lemonade
from a well, (in the culinary department
of the basement we guess, J and dispensed
il with Script ural measure in ten cent
glasses, only accepting five cents per glass
in exchange.
In the shape Of stimulants they had very
nice Ice2-Tea, and as the sale was SO
brisk, we imagined that some were pnr-
suadcd by the color to purchase, from the
fact that it was mixed up in large Punch
Bowl.
The impromptu vocal music with melo-
dian accompaniment, was varied and en-
tertaining. the effort of some of the best
musical talent Of our city, and we opine
that al IN attendance will regret the close
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PsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
a COURTS Of different States for desertion.
etc No pHhiSitv recuired No charge until di-
vorce granted Address.
II HOUSE Attorney, l9i Broadway, y. Y.
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< trip to Milwaukee at tn season of
the year by way of the NJ. L. S. & w. r.
r, is about as delightful as any we know
Of 10 the state. The road runs through a
beautiful section of country, which is now
seen to the best advantage. The road is
smooth, the officials kind and courteous and
altogether, the ride will pay anyone who
may be called Milwaukee ward either or
business or pleasure.
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G.7NtERCi Al.
MANITOWOC MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by j. schucttc Bros
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

OFFICE OF THE MANTTOwOC PILOT.
MANITowOC. JUNE ,. 1879.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-25

vsecky pfesidliti Sc chteii nam do Pra
by. Priidou pry co nevid6t "a mimi pI-
ldou jin6 svate panny JIM svati otcove.
Y kontSskovdnt 6eSkych map Sc statne
pokTaSuje. Pise Sc N. l.. z Bfeznice, ze
tameIsi mesfanska skola odevzdati musila
mapu zemi koruny 5esk6 cd Studnicky,
spracovanou Erbenem, ma hejtmanstvi do
Blaine. Konfiskace nafizena vynosem
ministerskym. DOZEN, kteryz tim spaso
ben, jest velmi trapny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-25

Pant Fuchsova odsedGla 81 trest V
statnim vezeni Noveho Yorku Jest tn
nyni obSalovan6 pro velk6 odcizeni ma
ietku.
Pani Kleinschmidtova (sestra Fuchso-
v6) sedi touto dobou statnim vezeni V
Chicago.
Podobizna Otta Fnchsa Jest gale
rii zlocincI Novem Yorku. " Novem
Yorku da policie kazdeho zvlaste podezfe
eho zat6ence ofotogratovati podobiznu
eho vyv6si Tim zpasobem ma fotogra
fickou sbirku tech nejne bezpecneisich ia :
skafd)
Kdyz Fuchs pfijel do Noveho 1or-
ku, ably 81 tn najal svedky, byl nan "a
dosti znam6 importersk6 tirmy Berteaux
a Radon vydan zatykat. Prvni tech
to panG psal .iednomu zdeisimu obchodni-
kovi takto: dali isme zde pred tydnem
nebo dv6ma Fuchse zatknouti, abychom
pfim6li jej zaplatiti nam "a loupez (spa-
chanou pred dvema roxy phi cemz "a s
5000 hedbavi ukradeno bylo, kterezto
zboA az do Fuchsova kramu Clevelan
de bylo stopovano, ale seritf propustil iej
ma zaruku, ktera Sc ukazala sidbou. Dou
fam, ze obyvatelstvo clevelandsk6 bude
stastn9Isi ze nebezpecneho toho eloy6ka
ucini neskodnym."
Tato udani isou takoveho razu. 2e
musi nutne vsecko slusne obchodnictvo a
obyvatelstvo mesta alarmovati Fuchs6v
kram nalezi k nejyetSim m6dnim kra-
mdm zde, .jejz az do nedavna modni svet
clevelandsky velmi St6dfe patronisoval,
nebof tam mohlo Sc to nejdrazA zbozi
koupiti neilevnej.
Neni pochybnosti, ze manzele Fu-
chsovi, tax zfeim6 od jmenovan6ho case
pisu nafceni, napnou vsecky silly sye, ably
Sc ocistili pred soudem. Sunday Voice
vsak mini, ze moe iejich je upln9 zlome-
ma ze Ovzdusi clevelandske stane sc
Jim bro nesnesitelne dusnym
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UPRIMNA RADA PRISTEHOvAL
CfM.


Ia poslednich tYdnd pfibyva do Gle
yelandu a iinych velkych americkych
NEST ma zapad6 valnY pocet ptistehOval-
stva vasti nasi. Tem6f vsichni chti Sc
trvale usaditi m6ste, coz .jeiich zajmu
neschvalujeme. We mestech budou odka
zani ma denni vyd6el, kteryz Jest touto
dobou velrli skrovniGky. Usedlych del
nikG jest takov6 mnozstvi bez prace, ze
pfibyvanim novYch novych pracovnich
sill Sc stay d6lnictva nutne zhorsiti musi.
Delnici jiz usedli jsou jist6 mife obe-
znali pomery prace Americe nespo
koji Sc hned k kaz d on mzdou. V te
to zemi jest mzda musi ostati znaGne vyS
81 nezli Evrop6. D6lnici evropsti, Ger
stve pfisli, ochotn6 ptijmou praci "a mzdu
nizsi, n eameri k on, ien kdyz Sc Jim
bude zdati n9co vyssi nez zebracka
mzda evrops a, Tim zpisobi Sc po-
klesnuti mzdy d6lnicke, ktera beztoho
nasledkem posledniho krachu az pod nor
NAL klesla.
CHM vice d6lnikd, tim lacin6isi pra-
ce - jest zasadou pravidlem vyroby.
Zasada ia jest ovsem svrchovan6 nespra-
vedliva, ale fabrikante Sc nj fidi toho
by NELL d6lnici pam6tlivi byti. Cim Vi
ce bude d6lnika Cleveland6 ncbo kite
remkoliy d6lnictvem TAX pfeplnenem me
ste, tim povazliyeji zhorsi Sc pomery del
nicke.
Zatim co Sc mesta pfeplnuii d6lnic-
tvem, lei ma zapad6 mliony akri laden,
o6ekavaiic dychtive ruky define Farma
feni, jez ovsem ma po6atcich znaen6 oh
tie, Jest pfedce koneGne povolanim nejji-
st6jsim a zemi lidem neiprospesn6isim
Farmaf pfedce vzdyclly dobyde p6dy
tolik, aby rcdinOu svou co Glovek xiv by
ii mohl, krone toho Jest Glovekem samo-
statnyn, ma milosti ,,bossii" a zamGstna-
tel6 nezavislym zemi, jejiz vynosnost
rozmnozuie, nejplatneii uziteGnym- A
merickY zakon usazovani ma obecnych Ci
yladnich pozemcich usnadnuje kazdemu
kdo ina zdrave ruce chut praci, ably
81 domov sv1 zaloziti mohl Proc by
vyhod tohoto zakona nem6lo byti vyuzito
Oh kraianI nasich! Nae hrnout Sc do
NEST, kde neni vyd6lku, kdyz Sc kazde-
mu naskytne p6kna prilezitost zaloziti 81
ptkny domov a trvalou obziyu pfi upln6
samostatnosti ma vladnich. pozemcich.
Tyto otazky klademe ma uvazeni vsem,
ktefi 81 chteii zaloziti t6to zemi jistou
budoucnost a jenz by neradi zavislymi sc
stall ma velmi kolisavem vydtlku me
stech, idem pfepln6nych.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-25

Rec, kterou mel Gambetta pred yolic
ctvrti Belleville, Menilmontant a Garon
ne, pnsobi velke hnuti zvlaste mezi delhi
ctvem. Gam betta mluyil pom6ru statu
k cirkvi fka, &c musi stat byti mad nabo
zenskym dogrnatem a mad vyznanimi. V
1vodu feti sye vytknul Gambetta svor-
most, ktera ze pannje mezi vsemi strana.
mi move 6stayni vetsiny bez rozdilu od-
stind. Poukazal k tomu, iak stoii mirni j
krajni republikani svorne phi sobe, nadse.
nj jsonce jcdinym smysleniln naplneni
jedin}mi obavami toutez nadeii. O Sc
natu mluvil Gambetta co zarnce repu-
blikanske 1stavy, ovsem budeli f5dne "a
fizen. Byy posluchacstvem yyzvan, aby
sc vyslovil pon,em Francie X cizine,
pravil Gambetta, ze jest francouzska DO
litika politkou mirn zapomenutl.
Dtahgm tahem toha. Ty nase krasne
Cechy mali pfece jen stesti. Veskere
obeti Bismarkova boe Rimem obracf
zakalene zraky sye do vlasti nasi cht9ii
Sc tn houfne. Hvezdna w.
poyezeno bylo ma padesat Ursulinek ty