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Gebtedness, they have submitted the same
to the Congressional Board OF Audit for
examination; that they now hold certii-
Gates issued by said board, which certify
the amounts found due in money; that not
withstanding the integrity Of their claims
is thus established, they are utterly with
out adequate relief, for the bond which
Congress provided for the funding of such
certificates has market value Of only sixty
eight cents on the dollar; and though the
statute does not force them to accept the
same, yet they have no other recourse save
by suit against the District. The guarantee
of the bonds is also deficient and they ask
for its correction. They also make the
point, which appears to be well taken. that
these certificates are valid claim against
the District for their face and legal interest
thereon; and they further hold that the
non-fulfllment by the District of its obliga-
tions, the failure to do which is the result
of the action of Congress, has rendered void
and of no effect all the obligations of con-
tracts guaranteeing the care and preserva-
ton of public improvements for term of
years. Ifthis proposition is sound, and it
cannot be doubted-f contract depends
for its validity upon mutual Observance
then the result to the District and to the
interests of the United States will be disas-
trous indeed. 1t will require quarter Of
a million to put our streets and avenues in
a thorough state of repair for the ensuing
year, and this in very large degree should
come out of the pockets of the contractors
who did the work; but if they can success
fully plead want of consideration in the
contract, they will snap their fingers at
young Mr.. Hoxie's West Point discipline
with nonchalance and contempt.
The debate upon the passage of the act
of June 20, 1874 shows that it was the be-
lief of Mr.. J. N. Wilson, of the joint in
vestigating committee, as it undoubtedly
was of all his associates, that the bond pro-
vided by the act would sell for s. cents on
the dollar. For the reasons set forth in
the memorial this result is not reached, and
ruinous sacrifices stare the creditors in
the face. The holders of nearly four mil
lions of certificates have refused to convert,
and many Of those who have taken the
bonds are still carrying them under ny
pothecation in the hope of action for their
relief. 1t is understood that the District
Committee will make some report upon
this subject to-day in response to the Off
cial recommendations and the petitions
which have been sent to them. We do
not know what grounds it will cover, but
it cannot ignore the points presented.
Whatever it is it should receive, at the
hands of the House, dispassionate and
liberal consideration,
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SOME of the New York Free-Traders are

SOME of the New York Free Traders are
complaining that it is very unjust to them
to make the Little tariff bill take immedi-
ate effect. Why to them? Would they
have Congress think that the goods now
contracted for and on the way to our ports
could have been purchased any cheaper on
account of the change in the tariff? Or,
still worse, that these Free Traders, if al
lowed to bring them in at old rates, would
sell them to the consumers at old prices {?
They know better. Congress and the
President both fully understand that prices
were advanced the moment the bill passed
TO meet the advanced rates OF duty. The
consumer has got the advance to pay any
how, and these Free Trading, Reform
Leaguers came here begging the President
TO veto the bill in order to allow them to
steal from the people the difference between
the old rates and the new, which they
have already added to the valuation of their
stock on hand, whether afoat or in store.
What shameless effronteryl What bold,
unparalleled presumption upon the Igno-
rance of the President and Congress! The
game is too transparent, and will not win.
II is the consumer who pays the duty.
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THE overwhelming vote by which reportthe
on the proposed Hennepin canal was called
for and the bill made special order for Wednes-
day next is well calculated to direct attention
to the measure. The proposition is for short
line of canal-only sixty-fYe miles-connect-
ing the Mississippi, at or near Rock Island,
(where the great national arsenal is now build
ing,) with the Illinois and Michigan canal,
and so with the lakes, the New York canals,
and the Atlantic on the east. This is of great
importance to New York, Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and all the East, because this
short line will reduce the cost of sending the
grain of the Northwest in that direction from
ten TO twenty cents bushel, mostly between
the Mississippi and Chicago. The whole coun-
try admits that the mouth of the Mississippi
must be opened to ocean commerce, which is
expected to draw the foreign grain trade that
way. The Hennepin canal will enable the
East TO hold its own, or to divide this trade,
by furnishing what it has not now-an all
water line. These competing water routes
from the Upper Mississippi-the heart Of the
grain region-will insure minimum rates of
transport, saving from five to seven millions
year to the Western producer, a like amount
TO the Eastern and Southern consumer, and
immensely aid the finances and business of the
country by turning the balance of foreign trade
in our favor, as the reduced cost Of transporta-
ton will give American grain precedence in
the British market. All these results may be
attained by an expenditure of only three and a
half millions.
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Reciprocity nd its Effects.

The following extract from letter of an emil
nent member Of the Hungarian Parliament may,
as we think, enable our readers to judg, Of the
advantages derived by the Austrian empire from
a reciprocity system that has, in little more than
half q dozen years, drained it Of its preeior s
metals, osed its furn ices and factories doubled
the rate OF interest for bo:h the people and the
Government, and diminished by 80 per cent. the
value Of fits real estate:
You are perfectly right; more striking resem-
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Mr.. BUTLER in his heroic resolution yes

Mr.. BUTLER IN MS ntTOIC FtsOIUIIUH ycE-
terday of pressing the civil rights bill may be
said to have felt with Montrose- -
ssHe either fears of fate too much,
Or his deserts are small,
Who dares not put it to the touch,
To win, or lose Il all. ~
He stands to-day noble exposition Of the
harmonious and strong in American Republi-
canism. Our legislators are so familiarized
with yielding everything to popular clamor,
that effort of resolute resistance to demand,
no matter how unjust or abstract, is almost
too much for the average Congressman to at
tempt. Manly, avowed defence of a measure
upon the Interchangeable principles of constitu-
tional equity and right is fast numbering lost
art Of American craftsmanship. Who so
morally brave as to exclaim, "sink or swim,
live or die, 1 give my heart to this" Alas!
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BEFORE the war General Sherman was a
''carpet-bagger" in Louisiana. and now
some of the people of that State express
wish that he had been sent to take care Of
them instead of Sheridan. 1t makes all
the difference in the world, you know, what
kind of a man it is that is called carpet
bigger"
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THE country will warmly applaud the
majority party in the House for its manly
determination to do its duty regardless of
the personal discomfort of night sessions.
EsStickl"
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TWENTY THOUSAND CASH PRIZES,
Amounting in all to the enormous sum Of
Two Million Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars,

should procure tickets without further delay: as,
in all proba bIity. there will not be 4 single unsOld
ticket long before the day of drawing.
The Band Will leave New York for l. 1uisyille on
or about February l, and will give concerts on
their own account, in all the principal cities en-
route: including New YORK, Boston, Philad Iphia,
Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, Cleveland,
ChIcaL o, St. Louis, Kansas G ", Nashville. Gin
cinnSt indianapolis, Louisville and other cities.
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New Publications

IA Cyclopedia of the Best Thoughts of
Charles Dickens by F. G. De Fontaine. Pub
lished by E. ]. Hale Il Son, New York. For
sale by Franklin Philip, 900 Pennsylvania
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IT Is now believed that "Billling" and
Charlie Ross are nest hiding together.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS A
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBTA,
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MARRIED.

RENINGER-MAGRUDER the 26tl inst.
Ivy Rev. Z. F. NJ earthly, Mr.. II. ID. RENINGEE, f
Fennsyl, ania. and Miss CHRISTINA ID. MAGRU-
DER, Of Prince Georges county, Md.
SUPERINTENDENT q, 1875, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, by Rev. Father
BOtta, Mr.. JOHN II. SMITH, of Maryland, and Miss
IDA ELIZABETH WARRES, of Washington, d, Z,
DIED.
HICKS Tuesday morning. January Is, MARY
JANE HICKS, aged sixty. two years.
The funeral Will take place this afternoon, At 2
O'Clock, from No, 30 Dunbarton street, George
town.
LAEF.-January q, at O'Clock 4. m, of pneu-
MONA: CHARLES II. LANE, in the siXty-fourth
year Of his age.
Funeral Eervices at the Metropolitan NJ. Z.
church, on Friday, at O'Clock p. m.
WADF.-January q, at Allegheny City, Pa,
Major WILLIAM WADE, formerly Of the Ordnance
department, U. s. army.
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re the principal cash prizes and
Grand Total 20, Oc0 Gifts all Cash. ........
PRICE OF TICKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death OF Hon. Thomas e. BramIette,
JanunrV IN. ISz5.

Alta meeting OF the Trustees OF the Public Lib
rary Of Kentucky, January IL, $50 il WAS resolved
that Q. NJ. Brtggs, ESQ.,, who under the late Hon.
ThSs. Z. Branlette was the real business manager
of the gift concerts already given in aid of the
Public Library Of Kentucky. be and he Is hereby,
authorized to take the place Of said Bramlette in
the management Of the affairs OF the fifth and last
Gif Concert, and that the drawing announced for
February q, 1875, shall pc itiYglY and unsquiyO-
cally take place on that day without any further
reinforcement or delay on any account whatever.
~ Il. T. DURRETT, President. O.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
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THURsDAY MoRNING;. ::::JANUARY "a 1875.
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Terms invariably in advance.
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PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-ON TUESDAY, THE 26TH, SOME-
II where in the vic nifty OF Seventh street, a
STRIPED SHAWL. The Under, by returning It
to 2Ol street, will he literally rewarded. ja22L'
T .OST-LAST SATURDAY, AFTER MAT
- incC, Z plain gold lOcket. probably on the
Avenue, between Thirteenth and Ninth streets.
The finder is urgently lie ueted TO leave IT at this
office. ja2S-2t
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mel Clevelandu domy celY block, &c
stav6l hostel, atd.
Ia nekolik dni, kdyz ieho nova zena
to psani cd jeho stare zeny do rukou do
stala iemu no pfecist nechala, psani
schoval, 3ti den ma to zmizel Chicago a
ieho novou z6hu tady zanechal $ bubln.
kem) smutn6m postaveni. Zadame la
skave neiak6 vysv6tleni, neb Cleve-
landu budou jei lidt zaiist6 znati.
s 1ctou V Smolik,
Albert Zaii6ek
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o V. JfLKOVI
pise Sc nam:

plse Sc nam:
Pane Snajdr, zadam Vas 0 ntjake Wy
svetleni. Asi pred 4 neb 5ti mesici pfisel
Ike mn6 jeden clovek, jmenem Vaclav
Jilek, usadil Sc mne byl u mne 2 me-
sicc dni ma strave, vydavaje Sc "a svo
bodneho, udaval, ze sem prave Czech
pfibyl. Ma konec masopustu Sc mu tn
iedna holka naskytla, kterou 81 opravdu
"a zenu wal. Po nejakem case ctu We
Slavii, ze ten samy V, Jilek opustil zenu
a 4 ditky Clevelande. Ptal jsem Sc ho,
ma to, on ale to popiral pravil, ze kdy-
by to bylo pravda, ze by tez Pokrok o
tom psal do Slavic ze to nekdo dal re
taste proti nemu. Ia nejaky cas- pfislo
vskutka Cleveandu cd jeho zeny psani
ktera ko vyzyva, ably Sc domd k detem
yratil Domlouval jsem mu; on ale pra-
vii, ze Sc Sc zenou vyrovnal, ze ho cely
Cleveland zna co pofadneho cloveka, ze
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Lidumila porota, jakych by
chom 81 ptali vice. Chuda stara pani
stoii pred porotou videnskou, ozalovana
isouc pro zlocin podvodu. r. 1866 ztra-
tia muze cholerou, od kterezto DOLBY do
stavala cd obce. .videnske rocni podporu
ma vychovani svych ptti malych sditek.
Mimo to Avila rodinu syou pranim. Tu
il zemfelo jedno ditek jeiich. Umrti to
pani nikde neoznamila, a dostavala tedy
lnesicni ptispevek zl z nadace Gies
smanske pro ditko zemfele dale, tax re ce
la takto po umrti ditka obdrzena podpora
cinila dosud asi $50 Il. Wee ale konec-
ne pfisa ma ;evo a chuda pani dostala sc
na lavici obzalovanych. Zapirat Sc veC
nedala. Porotcam pfedlozeny otazky, g
porota prohasila pani "a = nevinnou. =
kdyz byl vyrok poroty oznamen, poky
nul pfedseda soudu. rada Grimenbergel
pani, akdyz X nemu pfistoupila pravil ]
nj ,.Tuto vam mann dat malou podporu
jiz byly slozili pro vas pani porotci. Je tt
25 ri. Pod6kuite Sc panim tenn Stka
JIG dekovala pani porotcdm, ktefi vratil
matku jeiim ditkam.
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Anlerika


Washington, "a. dub. Pfiruti
sekretaf vnitra p. Cowan prohlasuie, ze
vsecky uepriznive povesti, jez Sc o panu
Delanovy, ministru vnitra "a poslednich
dnhv novinach vyskytly, isou nepraye. :
Poznana vyte6ne pad6lana petidollarka
narodniho banku Baxtonu Illinoise. -
Z postovniho odboru propusteno iiz, ma
sledkem odkrytych smejdG podvodd &
klerkd; "a t6mi dostanou .est6 n6ktefi il.
nj vyhazov, nebot soudce Tyner jest odho
dian prov6sti co ncipfisneisi vysetfovani.
President fekl, 2e ma k Delanovi nejob-
mczenejsi d6veru.
TIL parolodG hote y.
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warda. Nektefi obGan6 We 12te

-. warda. Nektefi obGan6 We 12te
warde svolali schIz mistnosti Jana
Sprostyho ma Clark ave els. 44l k cara
zcni ,,delnick6ho, politick6ho spolku."
Schize byla nadocekdvane navStivena.
Jan Sprosty otevfel schGzi kratkou reel
V ktere lici potfebnost spolcovdni Sc Ce-
cha ieden delnicky politicky kruh.
Pc te nastala volba prozatimniho vyboru
zvoleni nasleduici;
Ptedseda, Jan Sprosty, misto pfedseda
Jan Turek, zapisnik Jos. Ridel.
Dale bylo uiednano, ably nadzmineny
spolek odbyval pristi schdzi nedeli dine
3. kvGtna We 2 hod. odpoledne,
Nadzmineny spolek vyzyva Cechy
12 wardy, by Sc tetn6 dostavili, an Jest
to 1cel pokrotilosti ndroda naseho.
Jmenem sboru Jos. Ridel, zap
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uaust prvni druh6 Tidy mali miti
eislo souhlasicis Gislom ieiicb lalsence
(povoleni) ltert ma ieiich yoze vyznacono
btti musi a zadny hausir nosmi ma jednu
laisenc dvtma yozy hauslrnlctyi provo
zovat. "a
ysichni ostatni hauzirnlci mall poV"so- /
yani byti "a hauzirniky tfeti troy ma
il NEST. pisaf rotni dan dyou doIlaru neo
ieden dollar "a 6 mtsicG, die vdle hanzlr-
nika, odv6sti, vyima, re by jakasl dan
hauzirovani S ovocem, orechy, cnkroVih
kami neb chlebem, koSem, bez odpro-
dayani, pacena byti mtla. Nsecky rocnl
dane mali cd 3. kvttna kazdeho roEn ia
tovane, peGet u podpisem NEST. nayora
opatfene, vystaveny byti,
Odd. 6. Kazdy, kdo odd6leni ). 4 D
tohoto nafizeni pfekroGi, ma, po udanl X
policelnimu ufadu, "a kazdy pfestnpek
ne memo ne2 dv6ma ne vice nez dvace'
ii dollary soudnimi utraty, tres.an byh'
Odd: Z. Nafizeni toto nevykladejA SC
tax, ze by Sc vztahovalo ma nekoho, kdC
venku pride do mesta, povozem mel
linak, jakJmikoli vyrobky, ovocem
} jinymi v6cmi do trhu, tyto isou plodin.
, ieho vlastni fanny, take nema Sc tax po
mouii, ably Sc co trestni pfestupek nopo
vazovalo d6t pod l6 rok6 star}ch, kite
re iablka a iinc ovoce prodavali predpc
kladaie, ze nezauiimaji urGite misto, te
neplati nafizeni to pfi prodavanl novin
: Odd. 5. Mestsky pisai vede pravdeln
seznam vsech vydanych lasenci ma pr
: niho kazdeho mesice m6stskemu poklaC
niku ysecky obnosy, .iez takto obdrzi oC
vest; dale ma vesti m6sicni seznam o
neho vydanych lajsenci a "a ne vybranyc
> obnosa tento mestskG radG predloztl.
Odd. 9: Vsecky obnosy, kter6 Sc o
hauzirnikd vyberou, mali chudinskem
fondu pfipsany byti.
" Odd: 10 Ze kazdy po usytdGeni pfo
stoupeni n6ktereho oddiu tohoto narizel
u sve laisenco ma ieste neprosly cas- postr
!, DAFT ma, takova uskute6neni podlehaji !
sudku policeiniho dfadu.
Odd. il ze nafizeni ohlaven6: Nafiz
v nj hauzirniky lajsencovat, pfiiate Is. cel
II ma 1867, timto sc odvolava. Toto naflz
a nj nabyvd platnosti jeho uvefein6nim.
10 Frank X ely,
* pfedseda NEST rad
" Theo Voges, NEST pisaf.
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M6StSke OZnamky,
Ord in an c @.

k udeleni povoleni k podomnima OBJ
chodu upraveni jeho.
Cl. |. Timto mestska rada mesta Ole
velandu nafizuie, ably kazda osoba, ktera
zboA jakehokoli druhu neb iakekoliv cen
ma pfedn6ty prodava anebo je ma prodej
neb no vymenu "a iine zboA nabizi, kdyz
Jest to ulici, ma ulici, podel ulice tfid a
neb postrannich ulic nebo ma vereinych
nistech, IL ptistavist a ma lod6nicich, "a
podomniho obchodnika.( hausira) rovazo-
vana byla.
Cl. 2. Ia nezakonni Sc poklada nabi-
zeni zbozi hausirniho mezich mesta beg
povoleni mestskeho, a kazda osoba, ktera
tento clanek pfekroci podrobena Jest trestu
ne pres deset ne pod til dollary "a kaz-
de clanku toho pfcstoupeni.
CT. 3. Vsichni hausirnici, ktefi proda
vaji maslo, drIbez nebo ryby jimz pra-
vo prodeie vedle povoleni (permitu) vyda-
no bylo, kteryzto permit akoyou osobu
aneb iednatele jejiho opravhnie
ma trzisti mesta prodej provozovati, ma
mist6 j neb iemu cd trzniho dozorce Wy
kazanem, mali "a hausirniky prvni tfidy
naznaceny byti ma hansirniky prvni
tfidy "a nezakonni povazoyano byti, ably
prodaval neb ku prodeji nabizel jakou-
koliv &c zmin6nych veci V ktere koliv
ulici masta, ktera X obvodu trzist6 nena-
lezi, pred dvanactou hodinou 0 trzich ma
vychodni strane feky Cuyahoga aniz
pred tou samou hodinou denni ma trzich
zapadni strany fe6ene feky.
Hausirnici prvni tfidy isou povinni mest
skemu pisafi zaplatiti rotni dan dvaceti
peti dollarI, kazda lajsence zapocina
dnem. prvniho kvetna j ma die dotcene
raty pomeru k delce DOLBY pro niz vyda
ma jest, zaplacena byti.
CT. A. Vsichni hausifi, ktefi prodejem
masla drIbeze ryb plodin Sc zabyvaji
a zadneho mista ma obecnim trzisti 81 ne
zadaii, povazovani budou "a hausiry drl
he tfidy jsou povinni mestskemu pisaf
zaplatiti rocni dane sest dollari, nebc
diva dollary "a til mesice nebo jeden do
| lar ia mesic, to die libosti hausira. jest
nezakoDni, ably hansir druhe tfidy proda.
val nebo ku prodeii nabizel kteroukoliv ze
zminenych veci kterekoliv ulci mesta
pred dvanactou hodinou trzich ma w
chodni strane feky Cuyahogy pred
toutez hodinou trzich ma zapadnf stra-
ne fecene feky. s'rya a
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Novy Orleans, "A, dubna. Vcera
odpoledne okolo f. hodine vypukl ko-
varn6 parolod6 ,,John Kyle" kotvici ma
lpati ulice Poydras, ohen. Parolod ma.
lezala Sc mezi parniky ,,Jessie Taylor
Exporter" parnik ,,Bodman" nalezal
Sc rovnez ma blizku. Jakmile udereno
ma poplach, pfiplul vletny panicek ELLA
Word" pokousel Sc 0 nhaseni ohne, nc
bez vysledku, nebot plameny uzasnou
rychlosti re rozmohly, takze brzku celia
lof byla mimi naplnena obklicena. ka-
pit6n hoiici lode vyzval cestovniky, ably
neprodlenG parolod opustli, coz tito uci-
Mill. Kdyby Sc byli ien lnalo minut ie-
ste zdrzeli, nebyl by snad zadny nich
zivot svdi zachranil. William Brown,
prvni klerk ma parniku, zdrzel sc yybira-
MIN per6z, knih ddlezitych papir6 re
sejfu IL ohnivzdom6 pokladny), pfi cemz
byl ma rukou We tvafi hrozne popalen,
Vzdor hrozne bolest zachoval iestt tolik
duchapfitomnosti, 2e Sc plamenami pro
dral a do vody skoeil a stastn6 ma bfeh
yyplaval.
Ma nest6sti setkal sc hofici parnik S pa
rolodemi ,,Bodman" Exporter" ma
nichz bylo mnoho cestovnik6 a vice ieste
zvedavcG, kteri 81 hezky Dlizka ma hofl :
ci lod chteli patriti Y minute sdelily sc
plameny obema lodim q nez Sc kdo nadi
ii mohl, staly v plnych plamenech. Zd6
SEMI, jake ma lodich tech nastalo, nelze po
psati Jako zbesili pobihali mnozi sen
tam hledajice, kudy by obema nemilosrd
nym zivlIm, ohni a yod6, ut6ci mohli
Mnohe osoby skoGily do yody utonuly
nekter6 zahynuly vplamenech, kdeztt
mensna stastn6 bfehu dosahla anebo cd
lodi clund ma pomoc pfisp6vsich, vlr
vylovena byla. Velite spolkoveho par
niku Kansas vyslal lined nekolik Glunt
tonoucim ma pomoc, cimz trinacte osot
zachraneno, Ma stesti byla v6tsina cestC
vnik6, kdyz ma parolodch ohen vypnk
ma brehu, iinak by Ike dvoum stIm osot
bylo zahynulo. Pocet utonulych a uho
felych neni dosud zjist6n; n6kteri iei pac
ma 100, JIM ma 30 osob.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27

PGlpater Koudelka V ned6lnim ka
xani o ,,Pokroku" pokrokaflch ami necek
coz Jest ostatn6 to ne emoudfeisi, co mohl
uciniti. My mu ma samem pocatku ,,bo-
le" ieiz Pokroku tax srdnat6 vypovidal,
prorokovali, ze jej bro omrzi. = Cisnad
by nahle p. Koudelkovo odmlGeni bylo
pouhou zm6nou taktiky? Doslychame
ze zamysli proti Pokroku pracovati sou
krorni tain6. NM, to .iei pfeide nebot
bro ehledd, ze takovy skHdce nam vlast
ne prospiva.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27
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