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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

A GOOD WORD FOR Mr.. CHANDLER.-The
Chicago Tribune does not belong to that class
OF party papers which regard it as their duty
to defend every appointment of the President
or sanction all his acts. 1t has always criti-
czed the acts of its own party with the utmost
freedom. aud when occasion required, with Sc
verify. This fact renders its words of COM
mendation worthy of consideration. Mr.
Chandler, who has been sharply criticized, is
undoubtedly ss we'll known by the Tribuue as
by any journal in the country and that paper
says:
The appointment of Zachariah Chandler, ex-
Senator from Michigan, as Secretary of the In
terror, may occasion some surprise among those
who have believed him to be unpopular with
his party This unpopularity, however, was
mainly in Michigan and of recent growth 1t
came from what was conceived to be an arbi-
trsry aud personal use of his patronage, rather
with view to his Own ,dvancement tbao that
Of his patty 1t was this feeling against Mr.
Chandler that led to the dIsaffectlon in til.
patty which defeated him aud elected Judge
Christiancy last year. But durlog the three
terms he served in the Uoised States Senate
there was 20 man in that body personally more
popular, uniformly more devoted to the gov
ernment, or OF an integrity more universally
recognized. 1t is the latter quality which
rend rs Mr.. Chandler peculiarly Fl ted for the
management of the Interior Department, il
which there have been of late years
more abuses than in any other depart
ment of the General Government. Mr.
Chandler has been honest all bis life long and
there is no temptation for him to be otherwise
at this la'e day and with large personal for
tune. nor to counteDance dishonesty in Others
He is also 10 full sympathy with the Repub-
can party on the currency quest'on-heing I'M
comDromsingly in favor of sound money.
There ODV DOlnt which ba ma Aiffar
with the cabinet as now organized, aud that is
With reference to the treatment OF Southern
politics In mis- position. however, this ques-
ton will rot cut much figure, aud Mr. Chand-
Ter will, on the whole, De useful and harm o.
Cabinet
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Current Notes.

The Democratic party is still in suspense as
to the ownership and management of the
New York World. The latest report is that
Hutch has bought it, and that it is TO be
edited by Colonel Grosvener. A terrier and
a tomCat in barrel would be peace that
passeth understanding compared with Hutch
and Grosvenor in the same newspaper office.
And, then, Pulitzer is to be there. too-mak-
ing it triangular quarrel, the result of an ex-
cess of intelect-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Threatenings and slaughter against the
New York Democracy are breathed bv the
brethren in Pennsylvania as well as in Ohio.
Here is the TitusvIlle Courier talking in this
way: "The deep and unforgving resentment
against the Tammany Democrats for their
perfidious conduct toward our Ohio brethren
in their hour of t. ial is universal with the
Democracy of this state, and it has nerved
them TO greater ezertion than ever. The
Keystone Democrats will take no step back
ward. Every day there is coming fresh evi.
dence that the people will declare against
contraction. With the bright prospects be-
fore US we call upon every man to consecrate
himself to the good work from this time on
to the election"
There is no probability that the soft-money
Democrats will give up. They fought out
the issue stubbornly in 1868, and were de-
feated; they will do it again in 1876, and will
again be defeated, Their chances of success
are less, however, now than they were in
1868, for there was then no split in the DEM
ocratic party. But next year the hard-money
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NOte from Architect Fassett.


In the article published in your paper on the
Jail workshop, the statement that the award
ing of the contract to Green & JORDAN was by
my advice, and that L thought it the wisest
and most economical thing for the County Com
missioners to do, is not quite correct. as gave
no advice excepting that the contract for ma
sonry and carpenter work should be awarded to
one party if possible had nothing to do
with awarding the contract, but did say that
Green & Jordan, and Spencer Rogers were
perfectly responsible, and if the job was
awarded to them would guarantee that the
work would be carried out to the satisfaction
of all parties. The bui ding has been built for
sum less than my original estimate, and the
contractors have faithfully carried out the
plans and specifications. The building is an
excellent Que, as any person can see who will
take the trouble to examine the premises.
f. II. FAssETT.
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News and Other Items.

Sensation beat Thomas L. Young at Fleet
wood park, Friday, in 2194.
The statue of Stonewall Jackson will bs un-
veiled in Richmond, Tuesday
Freights on railways west are to be advanced
about 10 per cent. on the 1st of November.
A man sailed for England, Saturday, fully
believing he will find Charlie Ross. He is sent
by the citizens of Philadelphia.
Failures in New York Friday were c. G.
White, R. F. Turner, aud 81. Jerins, all bro
kers, j. Davis, lumber merchant, and Warren
s. Wyman, bookdeaer.
"What does Good Friday mean" asked one
schoolboy of another. 'You had better 60
home and read your Robinson Crusoe'" was
the whitening reply.
California has gained IS, 900 in population in
the last nine months, from the surplus of arr-
walls over departures. The net gain of Japanese
and Chinese was Is, 300.
At fair in Western town few days ago
boy was accidentally taken into the air by
getting entanged in the ropes of balloon.
The aeronaut tied him to the horizontal bar,
and he made the trip in safety.
1t is reported that Chicago is to have = new
university, to be called the "UniveIsity of the
West" and to be under the con ptroi of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church, with Bishop Cheney
as chancellor
Lyman Beecber's birth, aud his sous, Henry
Ward, Edward, Charles and Thomas K, ate a
commemorative dipner together a. Sam Sec
ville's table 10 Norwich, N Y.
The Disfrics commissioners have issued
warrant or the payment of November interest
IN god on the thirty-year bouds of the late cor
poratlOn OF hiogton, aud the interest will
be paid without rebate On and after today.
The French ran> atlantic Company be-
gins in April next, and perhaps soouer, 10 ruu
their line of steamers between Havre and New
York every week instead of every Two weeks.
TIE line will consist of SIX we l known steam
ers.
Eight missionaries went out Saturday in the
steamer City of Chester, under the auspices of
the American board OF foreign missions The
party consisted of Rev A N. Andrus and
wife, who return 10 Mardiu, eastern Turkey,
Rev Daniel Staver and wife, Mr.. Will ans,
Miss Parsons Miss Pratt and Mrs Pond.
Kentucky is to have State educational con-
vention in November. which will be occupied
chiefly by consideration of the needs of the
colored children. The public fund for their
education amounts to only about thirty cents a
year for each pupil, which in district of fifty
scholars furnishes but fifteen dollars for the
year.
The Creek Indians aren't hankeriug after
newspaper enlightenment Their national
council at Okmulgee have unanimously refused
to authorize the establ lishment of Co. Boudi-
not's paper within their limits aud have d'-
rected the removal of the entire concern within
ten days The council have also repudiat ed
the so-caled Boudinet-Ca resolution.
At Eureka, Nevada, lately, two men con-
tested for prize of $500, the winner to be the
one who could lift fifteen-pound dumb bell
at arms length the greater number of times
One mans strength gave out when he had
raised the weight 1130 times, but the other
scored 1144 without exhausting his strength.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

Democrats will decline to share the disgrace
of the movement without any prospect of
success. They will make the repudiatiouists
bear the brunt OF the defeat, and so dispose
of them once for all. The fight for honest
money will not have to be made again for at
least another generation.-ChicdgO Tribune.
We must remember that parties compe-
tent to take hold of the government and
carry it on successfully, and provide the leg
islation the times call for, have always been
parties led by men who. rightly or wrongly,
held firmly and bravely and clearly certain
ideas on public policy, and had held them
before the party was formed on them, and
would hold them il the party were to aban-
don them tomorrow. 1t was in this way
the Republican party was led in the days of
It's greatness. 1t triumpbed because it fol-
lowed and was managed by men who knew
what they sought, and sought it eagerly,
and who would not be refused though all the
world gainsaid them-whose opinions on
the great questions of the day were the same
one year as another. 1t would never have
carried on the war or abolished slavery il its
chiefs had been parcel of aiventurers to
whom all views came alike, and for whom no
views had any more interest than the dice
with which he wins his money have to the
5aApicIsTlHS NQJlOn.
Senator Sherman has been compelled by ill
health to withdraw his promise to take the
Republican stump in Pennsylvania. In his
letter announcing this fact he says: s'The
Democratic party of your State has in its
platform fairly and boldly taken its position
in favor of initiating and depreciating the ma
tional currency, while the Republican party has
with equal firmness and boldness avowed its
purpose to hold fast to the progress already
made toward specie standard, and to pur
sue that policy slowly, and SO as not to dis
turb the business of the people, until our pa
per currency will buy as much as gold. This
is the only issue care to present, and it is so
well defined and important, and we are so
clearly right, that l would have gladly dis
cussed it before the practical and sensible peo-
pile OF Pennsylvania with the confident hope
that they would decide it as the people of
Ohio have done-ia favor of good money con-
vertible into coin on the demand of the hold
err 1t is this policy alone that can secure to
all the same kind of money-the same for
capital and labor-and that can again restore
confidence and revive industry"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

IT is now stated that Ex-Governor Perham
will be candidate for Secretary of State and
chat his friends will claim party usage. by
party usage, the Legislature is to understand
that an official who holds the Office of State
Treasurer, Secretary of State, etc., by execu-
tive appointment, is thereby entitled to leg
islative nomination by acclamation, the Re-
publcans of that body had better take steps
to amend the constitution so as to confer the
appointment of the heads of departments
upon the Executive, since in that case the
Council would have the right to reject NOM
ination made by the Executive which under
this funny sort Of ''usage," the Legislature
cannot exercise.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

ANOTHER conflict between the coal-opera-
tors and miners in the anthracite region of
Pennsylvania is regarded as among the near
possibilities, and with it recurrence of last
winters reign of terror and lawlessness.
One of the largest of the operating compa-
MES, the Lehigh 6 Wilkesbarre, has reduced
its working time, and the miners point to
former experiences in support of the pre-
npyt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

THE Mercantile Agency reports ninety fail
ures in Maine with liabilities amounting to
1904, 900, during the nine months of the year
1875, ending September 80. 1t is asserted
that the increased number of failures is due
to an expansion of credits for the purpose of
inducing Business
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

ELECTIONS will be held in Colorado to-day
for delegates to the Convention to frame a
Constitution under which that Territory will
be admitted as a State on the 4th of July,
1876. On the 30th inst. the new Ccnstitu-
ton of Missouri will be submitted to popu-
lar vote for adoption or rejection. The
Oregon Congressional election, to fill the
vacancy oecasioned by the death of La Dow,
will be held to-day. There are three candi-
dates in the field: Warren (Republican),
Lowe (Democrat), and Whitney Qndepen-
dent.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

The Chicago Tribune believes that, as soon
as he had read the election returns, Mr.. Hem
bricks discovered how the currency question
stood. Mr.. Mcdonald, it adds, had made the
same discovery ninety days before. "and now
goes to the head of the Democratic ranks in
Indiana ),
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25
READY-NIADE CLOTHING

in Maine, regardless the base as
sertiOns of others to the contrary.
Others have bought early aud paid
high prices, but We have waited
until late and are able to sell
nVERCOATS from $l.OO to $500
less than can be bought in Port
land. We have 10 styles of Ely
SLAMS from the cheapest to best
imported article. Also Blue.
Brown and Black Beavers, Chin
chillas, WOrsted Kerseys. and
others. Our ULSTERS beat the
world.
Al prudent LABORERS and
MEGHANICS buy their CLOTH
ing of us.
Come in WORKINGMEN, and it
will do you good to see the long
row of little tin pals of a Satur-
day eve, and set yours down. too.
You only need to come once to find
out who your BenefaetOr is.
LADIES! Bring i'm your BOYS
and we will fit them to first class
suit. If you cannot come send
them in, and if the goods and
prices are not satisfactory they
may ba returned.
Buy your FURNISHING GOODS
OF us. All kinds of SHIRTS and
DRAWERS CHEAP.
huy all of your CLOTHING,
equal to custom made, at the
CHEAPEST and LARGEST RE-
TAIL STORE i'm Maine.
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$500 Reward $500

ROVV AAOV aSNu ROOV
offered for the arrest of
Jonathan Watson, d. M. Plume
mer and Thomas Mccarthy,
who escaped from the Jail in Portland, on the night
of September 10th.
DESCRIPTION. SC.
WaisOn's aye 54. 5 feet 10 inches high blue ewes.
dark hair turning grey full grey beard ro mustache
light complexion, and corpuent. Had on grey
pants, dark coat, checked vest light checkered low
hat, at time of escape.
Oreste- VI. plummer age 25, feet inches
high, eyed, dark hair, light complexion, slight
mustache. Had on light pants, dark coat and cap
at time of escape
TaOmas Mccarthy age about 40, feet 10
inches high, hair light brown. mixed with grey,
clean shaved. Had on light pants dark frock coat
soft black hat, at time of escape.
The above reward will be paid for the arrest of the
three, or 800 for either.
sep1Sdtf VIM L. PENNELL, Sheriff.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 25. 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
Journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-25

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily tor publication
but as a guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used
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kroky szdsIanosti.

- Uniyersita videhska sita g.
GI5 stndujieieh ui.iyersita berlin
ska ESQ.
v Milwaukee zavadi SO vee
ccrnl skoly kreslfFske.
We statu Massachusetts,. kde
Sc chIubsji, &c jsou skolng nejyzde-
lanejsi, stoji ' jedne skole ma Ter
n6m prime napsano napomenuti !;
no cetin appnls in schoole ours
Vice chyb noz slov.
- Ma nameekych bohosloyec-
k5ch dstayceh rok cd roku ubyya
stndujieich. Loni Sc jich sitalo po
Ssmecka l.TT6, ictos M jen l64l.
skolnf vJbor v Benton, Mai
ne, sklada sc ze samych zen.
Y Illinois usitelky dostava-
il dvs tFetiny co usiteloye mssie-
NJ Massachusetts pouxe jednu
tEetinu.
Y Terre Haute jest 6.492 df-
tex skole dorostl5ch Jen 100 Z
mich nenmf ami tisti ani psati.
z Dovem Mcxiku, kde skol
styi jest ncjmens jesss povznese
no. ttta 20 piece las obecnyct
skol, Iis uEiteln $40 zak6. Nj
mo 70 jest 50 soukromych skol !
1zeD1i.
Atlantic Monthly" pisc /,
tlanku sychoratelstvf toto: Vsc
| obeens hlasoyanf vseobecnl
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lehlivseh apsv- Ma-sii vo-y n
voly tam zAneekAti. = ne~htsj
mnoho o pomsresh tAmnIch ~,
pravsti. +. X. Iiesin5F vrst1 -
do Cedar IsPsls min- psska-
SPolek desks osaly ->Ieva
ME" baso oss0yxati Sehzzi ssos
budonci nedsle dne Is. kvstnz >
p jos. Miehala. Move psihL.~i
Ii 50 naslesiajiei aslovs. p Mate
Mafik a Ant- Franel crStc. Nsh
sloziii 10 sl0o. Vac Ssadar )
Minnesota Lake, MinH- 81 o.. Ian
kukia = Aenia. Neb. si.uo. Er.
Z~lsaka Table Rock, Nvb sl.oS
Jan Zaloasick = Saginaw MirA.
sl.O0. jos koenis Dakota 81 %
= Pan Fr. NJ NsreS xa>
1enS ctsaS oIssan = Orazzc. ssia
ny = eb&taxs vs xssrh nsre=Gs.Esh
po.i=isieh n=sieh. zvlasas l.ti .liss
,iclnim s;,.sra ,kiirP~ra. ei.ustsi
Omaha M a.. asiehrzv - kR ~xk
ma hFaEra n isswa cay rs~i-
me ma zttru : t.shs F--lnasa.
tssiisse -. =. a. -islsii. ns8sst -
hrzy apes IA i,iai~laua :. So, a !
siaisa sinho<ti ma I.sals usrel-sns.
havy i.-a re - ssruae
ted ul na> nsssaveiieila iar~sss.
'rvnto fy,i,.n baIsnse raili Ouaa
re Janouskovoa 10 tFi day rak
pfilde jesinesohS taaesnlk Don=-
to, po tom xrlikY Hew yoskskf
eirkas a zvsFinec.
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Jan Bedfich Z Waldeku,


rozeny prazc dne l6. bFezna r.
l766, znanay svstem co ccstova-
tel a urnelec, zemfel v raffzi tyto
dny staEi 100 roka, l m1ziee
Il dni. V staff 10 let odjcl : Le-
vaillantcm m pfedhofi pobreSa-
dele V Afripc a eesioval po jizni
Africc. Roku l1s8 SC navratiI
venoval sc umsni krAsn6mu pod
Davidcm q Proudhonem. noka
lT9i byl dobroyolnikem armas
de isalsks, roku l79s Sci arma>
dou do EgYpta co pozoroyatel. .
rrocestoval jsj ool5. Roku 1919
u bys opel v Chill, v jizni Ame-
rice, pax Guatemala, pax 80 n
sadil ' Lond5ns. zde pracosal
Iitcrarns. pozdsji opst odjcl do
Nexika, kde po IL let sbiraI q
pracoval. vstsinu praci svych
7sak pozbyl N zboufeaf Santa
Amy. PAX vraiil So do PsfiIe,
kde prasoval jcstE, kdyz III hyl
pies sto lei star archologii. II.
1887 vydaI spis sydj: 0esta arr
cheologicks : ebraxaa po Ynka-
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NOvINY.
AMERIKA.
Soustati.

Mssto Oshkosh, Wis,
vyhoFelo minuleho tyhodne
skoro 6plns. Lezif m plani, kde
neustalc t6msf vane jihozapadni
vltr. Ma zipadni strans mssta sto-
il hntE, ktere pFi zapadnim ystru
\ rnasely vzdy xastaviti praei, aby
,nespasobily oheh mssss. Ten
tokrate nskolik jieh zastavilo, n
Ie spaulding a Peek nechtsli za>
staviti toho poystal polar o
polednAch We stFedu, kterf sc roz-
EFil vxdor namahknf obsnnstva
"a X srdci mEsta, pehltil pies 500
budov 3 utiniI skody Ia y 500
60. Poiistsnf obnAsi asi 81 900
600. ystsina budov obchodnich
Irade se lined sfavsti. TAX ze dc
zimy bpde mksto eele move. -
PodobnS polar stfhi 2 dni
IA 10 ms-to NJ Montpelier, Yer-
mon', kde -hoFela polovina OBJ
ehoani Tasti mxsia. PohoFeh dali
- bned Ease do stasby Iov}eh
domS- -
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Nenf ira dno ted pracoyai~
mu Iiuu I z h ovatise DO G a
u I,osiedbieh 80 dn6
pfistshova.o &c tam 1900 delni
ks bez psnsz, praci hlcdajictcb, a
zadny ncgf, kan mimi Nebozi
Il chodi ted 20 msstech, kde jieh
praci nikdo nepolfebnje, trpi
bfdu. slimo TO jest tu na tisice CT
hand vsade, kteh pracuii temsf
xadarrlo,. Deb uzivi sc IA velmi
male vyioby, COZ bsloch nedcve-
de. Panuje ted mezi lisici velika
bida. Souscdnf stat Oregon do
Ev5d5v Sc to, vyslai do San Fran.
cisco jednatsle vystshoyalectvi
shepharda. w pFivabii nsktere
ty vystshovaIce, aby jeli do Ore
gonu. Tomu podaFilo - hnsd pr
vnf dva dny, ze 500 muzi Zen 81
dAlo Fici, a odpIuli dae 3. kystna
do Oregonu po parniku John l..
Stephens.
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ma slovo yzatou a rada jeho
/, tomto smeru mivala vzdy velkou
vahu. Ma poll litcrarnim byl
yelice cinnym. Roku 1859 zalozil
X. J. Erbenem, Storchem a J.
Pospisilem easopis "Obzor", do
nehoz mnoh9 ddkladne slanky
historicke a narodopisne napsal.
Dale vydal "Skolni atlas vsech
dild sveta". z eest svjeh po za>
padnich zcmich evropsk5ch po-
daval obrazly do rozliSnych saso-
pisd, q znamy isou hlavne jeho
"Ohrazy 2 Italio". V Kobrove
"Bibliotcce historicke", sbirka
ncjv5tetnejsieh dsjepisca vsech
narodd, vydal zdafiiY pfeklad
Macaulay-ovych 'DejinAnglicka'.
Do "Slovnika uausneho' pfispi-
val mnoho, zejmena napsal "Ds-
jiny literatnry tesk5" 5Ianku
"ccchy". Pozdsji redigoval
Riegrem "Nazorns atlas" k te>
muz slovniku. Spisy Jana KSl-
lara, prosluleho pevce "Slavy
dccra", upravil k vydani q ura>
zal Sc sepsani obsirneho dila 0
ieho ziyols a pasobeni. Do almas
= =rhr asf6:o' Tls5e-1s6I1 na.
psal zivotopisy C. J. Erbena L.
Palack6ho. Pied nedavnem te,
prv5 ukoneil dikladny sZiyotopis
Josefa Jungmana", jenz ve dvou
svazcioh nakladen Musca kralov-
stvf seskeho "Novovske biblio-
t6ee" vysel. X tisku pfipravoval
: -zivotopis karla HavIiska" a
sbirkn spisa jcho, jiehz jeden sya-
eek iiz vydan. Pro nevsednf svs
vzdelani a znalost jazyka sesk6-
ho hfval ZelcnJ volen IN soudce
ku posnzovani literArnich, zvlasz
te dramatiekfch praciJ ye valns
hrcmads spoieSnosti Cesk6ho Mu-
sea zvolen jest do komise K SCI
staveni "Brusu jazyka Geskeho"
a K reyisy "Slovnfka vsdecksbo
nazvoslovi"- "Svatoborp ztracf
Zelen6m horliv6ho jednatele, a
sbor .sMatice sesksn zaslouzil5ho
ilena- Mimo TO byl zesEulf mimo-
fadnfm tlenem krll. seske spolee-
nosti nauk, dopisujieim slenem
els. rnske university v Charkovs,
iakoz clenem mnohfch istavI a
spolkd literarnieh vsdackych.
TO poslanec zemskJ zastapoyal
Zeleny po Ysecka leta venkovske
obce okresa negnecko brodskeho,
hnmpoleckeho> polengksho pfi
byslaysk6hr zascial We sboru
ddvernikE klnbr poslaneeksho.-
Fohfeb byl &c ctvrtek yelikou
slayou a IN ohromn6ho asasten,
styi obeccnstva m hTbi.oys vyse-
hradsksm. - Bndiz nehynouef
S-st slava jeho pamatce
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vAcsIav ZeIeny,

jeden nejzaslouzilejsich spisova-
tcli Sesk 5ch, zemfel dne 5. dubna
po dlouh6 : trapn6 nemoci v 30
roce veku svkho.
NarodiI Sc dne 20. srpna 1925
' Borov5 u N9meckeho Broda.
Gymnasium navstevoval ' No
meck6m Rrodx, studia filosoficka
konal IA universite prazsks. Ro-
KIN 1850 stai so skutetnJm utite-
lem deje- q zemepisu ma gymna>
stun Jindfichovs Hradci. odknd
20 roce pfelozon byl ma akade-
micke gymnasium Stareho NESTS
prazskeho- Ns dstave tonic ses
rival al do roku 1863, natez mis-
Ia tohs Sc vidal, jelikoz co posla-
nee zemskJ q ma rada fisske pro
svG vlasieneck6 q srobodnG smgs-
lenf pfikr6 oposics proti vlEde
videhsk6 SO octnul. Brzy na to
stal Sc spolesnikem knshkupectvi
Kobrova, kde pfieinil 50 obsahi5
mi vedornostmi svJmi nomalo ku
povznesenf teto nakladatelske fir.
my X obohacenf cesk6 literatu>
| Iry. DELHI Gas byl take feditelem
politick&ho dennfku .Eirod",
iejz zalofiti pomiLaI. Roku
1865 byl povolln msstskou radon
prazskou - feditele movie zffxe,
neho realnkho gymnasia na Ma
l6 stranst ktcr6mxto ps.stavenl
II do xaarti setrval. Y 6bozg
Ikolakem byl zelspf kapacitot
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