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The Berlin Club. of the Centre party has
presented q petition to the Landtag on the le-
gal status of Freenasou's secret meetings As
the Prussian Government, with the co-opera-
ton of the Landtsg. has thought it necessary
not only to enforce the full severity OF existing
laws against Catholic associations, but even
made new exceptional laws for furthering the
aims of the present Prussian policy, the petit
TONERS hope that the order of Fresmasons will
nt least be placed on o level with them, and
pray the House to prevail rpon the Govern
ment to inquire which lodges aud assemblies
of Freemasons exercise an acknowledged in
fuence on public affairs or discuss political
matters contrary to Sect. 12e of the Imperial
Code, and apply it to the said association, in
the came manner as it is constantly done to-
wards Catholic meetings. To enable our
readers to understand the Justice Of this de-
mand, we must explain that in Prussia regular
associations are not allowed to hold any meet
inRs in which political subjects are discussed,
except by special permission Of the police, and
that secret societies are entirely forbidden by
law, 80 that If the law was applied equally
in Prussia, FreemasoDs could not hold any
meeting at all. As yet there are 800 lodges,
and 80. 600 Freemasons in Germany. In the
"Book of Mysteries" Published in the year
1869, by Otto Henne Am Rhyn, the Order Of
Jesuits counts 7,14A members distributed all
over the globe, while the Order Of FreemASOnI
numbers 80 Grand Lodges, with 5000 single
lodges, and several millions of msmbeTs; con
sequently FFeemasonry can oppose . whole
lodge to every individual Jesuit.
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onr first statement, and declared that IL was
absolutely necessary for him, in order to heal
the ulcer, to submit, as the only means, to ab-
solute and prolonged rect in bed, and to the ap-
plication Of Systematic dressing.
ITO day, August 10, 1871, Macary came to
us for the third time. The ulcer 10 completely
healed. There 10 no bandsge on the leg, and
yet there is not the shadow of q swelling.
What especially strikes us is that the vsricose
swellings have entirely disappeared; that In
their place, by touching, we can perceive
small cords-hard, bloodless, and rolling under
the fingers. The inner sapheua vein has As-
sumed it's normal size aud direction. The most
careful examins tion can discover no trace of o
surgical operation.
According to Msoary's account, this radical
cure has been produced in the space Of one
night, and simply by the application Of
bandsges soaked in water drawn from the foun-
tain in the grotto of Lourdes.
We conclude that, apart from Maoary's ac
count, science is unable to explain this fact /;
for our authors can cite no similar or analogous
occurrence. They all agree that varicose veins,
left to themselves, are incurable; that they are
only cured by palliative means, and still less
spontaneously; that they grow continually
worse and, finally, that q radical cure cannot
be hoped for, except with great risk TO the
patient in the application Of surgical process.
Thus, even were not the fact affirmed by
Maoary proved by other authentic testimony, 1t
would nevertheless remain for rs o most extra
ordinary, or, if You will, q supernatural occur
renee.
"In view of which We sign the contents of the
present report. D. BERNET, MD,
or the Faculty Of Paris.
" Lavaur, A"gust Is, 1871"
Certificate of the above signature.
GET. DE VolsIN, Mayor.
'.Lauaur, September 3, 1871"
Certificate of the signature of Mr.. Etienne
De Voisin L averniere Mayor of Lavaur, affixed
opposite. CELLIEREs Sub'Prefect.
"Laraar, September 4, 1871"
(To a cOntinued)
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The Workingmen's meeting at ST. Patrick's
Hall last Monday night was numeroUsly at
tended, the Picayune estimating that there were
about 500 men in the hall. The President,
Mr.. Paul Granzin, stated that the object of the
meeting was to take into consideration the con-
ditiol of the laboring men of the city, many OF
whom, through lack of employ ment, were
threatened with starvation, and to recommend
measures on the part of the city government to
provide work for them. Among the resolutions
adopted were the following:
Whereas, our Committee on Enrolment re-
ported at the last meeting that 1t would re-
quire q clerical force to enter all the applicants
for work at any price and whereas, SAID re-
port shows an alarming need of employment
| for mechanics and workingmen of the city,
Be 1t reeolUed, That the mechanics and work
| inRmen of this city respectfully petition the
| State and city governments to cause suoh public
improvements which are at present ordered to
| be constructed, and to take such steps as will
place moro work at the disposition of the labor
ing Glasses of the city.
| Be it further resolved, That we look upon the
appointment of any committee for the purpose
Of collecting any funds to be distributed among
the working GLASSES as Injurious, as 1t will be
the production and promotion of idleness among
the lsbOring classes.
! Be It therefore TcsOIrcd, That we respectfully
petition to the city government to have the
proposed st. Charles street shell road placed In
| course Of construction, as it will give large
amount of employment to laborers who have
| been ont of work from one to three months,
and are unable to pay their house rent for want
of employment.
Be Il further resolved, That the mechanics and
workinRmen respectfully recommend that the
| city government act favorably upon the petit
ton of the different city railroads for tho ex-
tension of new charters, whereby q large force
of laboring men will be employed during the
summer months.
Resolutions in favor of the New Orleans Pa
cifo Railroad were also adopted and, after
listening to several eloquent addresses, the
meeting adjourned.
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DIOCESE OF GALvEsToN.-From the Calves
ton NetUs, of the oath, we copy:
At services during the past two days ct st
same place to-day, by decree of Bishop Dubuis,
prayers have been and will be offered for rain
over the State where needed.
The Bishop has also decreed that throughout
his diocese the Ath of July of this the Centen-
NAL year be celebrated in gratitude for past
Providential favors and in prayers for their
continuance. A Mass of Thanksgiving lie pre-
scribed, a discourse appropriate TO the occasion,
md after Mass, the Exposition of the Nest holy
Sacrament and the 1e DeHE, followed by the
Banodietion Of the Most Holy Sacrament.
Dnrfnr ths Ze DcaR the bells VIII ring ont
slaa -, = fasrnraa neal.
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paralyzed by this treaty. Lieut.. Gov. Antoine
of Louisiana q, spoke more particularly regard
ing it's consequences in destroying an industry
which gave support to 200 900 laborers.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.-The
convention, representing sixty-two counties,
met in Montgomery on the 3lst, and nominated
Secretary of State, and D. Crawford, for
Treasurer, these gentlemen being the present
inoumbents. Willis Brewer was nominated
for Auditor, J. w. A. Sanford for Attorney
General, and L. F. Box for Supt. of Education.
The delegation to the National Convention to
nominate q candidate for President, was not
instructed.
INDIAN WAR; Cincinnati, June IA dis
Capt. Stones company, Cincinnatiaps, for the
Black Hills. The company was passing the
Sand Hills, fifty miles from Red Clouds agency;
weather warm, coats and weapons In the
Indians rushed in, cutting them Oh. The
leaders, Capt. Stone and James Woods, were
the first victims The bearer of the report de-
clares not one of the 80 escaped.
Omaha, May 30-A citizen of this place just
arrived from Custer City, says that on the
night of the 18th that place was attacked by
the center of the city, which in blowing up
destroyed several hooses His party, number
ing SO, left at daylight the next morning, and
cannot give particulars. There Gie about
four Thousand people in Custer, and twelve
hundred houses. Nothing can DO done on ac-
count of the Indians. II q man goes mile
from camp alone he loses his scalp.
HEAVY FAILURES IN THE WEsT.-On the
goth the folio wing Louisville firms suspended
Anderson, Hamilton g. Co, pork packers
Hamilton Brothers, pork packers; Swearingen
& Bggs, whiskey dealers and krsuth, Fer
guson g. Co., pork packers. These firms were
among the Oldest in Kentucky. On the same
day the extensive grocery house of jackson,
Plants and Douglas, of st. Louis, suspended.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On the % III and Both, 600 houses in Quebec
Canada, were burned. Loss, 81 900 .000.-
The Abyssiniau army has succeeded in cutting
it's way through the Egyptian lines.-Field
Marshal Cheep, General of tho Staf of the
Austrian army, is dead.-Yellow fever deaths
in Rio Janiero from 80 to 100 day.
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T. G. 1usy and the stirmi.hing Fund.
NEW YoRK, March %, 10.

NEW YORK, March %, 1875.
To the Editor Of the Sunday Democrat;
Dear Sir Speaking for myself a. an indi-
yiduaI. and apart from my connection with
I" the Fenian Brotherhood and it's Council, l
deem il right to say that have no sympathy
with or confidence in the project of the ekirs
miOhinR Fund" From the first moment that
ita estSblishment was announced by ODonovAn
% Roeoa," &c was my unsltsrabIe resolution 90
have nothing to do With 1t. Mr. ODonovan
aRossd1 was an along aware that such was my
determination. You viii Ohligo me bv publish-
~ shia fn tha next issue Of she SEHdag Demo.
cTas remain, dear cir, faithfully Youa5s
TMosghS CS.sHEH LCBT.
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THE WONDERS OF LOURDES.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
MGR. DE SEGUR
A NINA T. sadie r i.

Entered according to Act Of Congress in the 1874
by D. g. j. Sadlier L. Co.. in the Office Of the
Librarian Of Congress, Washington, d.
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paralyzed by this treaty. Lieut.. Gov. Antoine
| of Louisiana, spoke more particularly regard
| ing it's consequences in destroying an industry
| which gave support to 200 900 laborers.
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,o,nu Star and Catholic Messenger
puBLIsHED WEEKLY BIZ
!, f,rs.ans Catholic Publication oos''ps'S' o.
:. n 1ls Poydros street. corner Of camp.
The Directors Of the Company are'
Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
IA HENDERSON, Viz. pra,,d.,,
~ Rev. G.. RAYMOND,
- Rev. C. MOUNTAIN.
T. ]. KENNY,
T. J. SMITH. c. N.
M B. A. NErTHART, G. So. &.
p. r. ALLEN,
M T. GIBBONS.
Ink McCAFFREY,
y. J. CAsTELL,
Il BUCKLEY.
IN oommunicationsare TO DO addressed to til o
tor ofThs Morning StsS ond Osth olie 1fsssess0sv
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mornina Star and Catholic Messages

THE MORNING STAR has been staES9&
with the approval of the eoolssiaa1ze01
authority of the Diocese, to snpply -
admitted want in New Orleans, end -
mainly devoted to the interests cS SA1
Catholic Church. It will not interfses ~
politics except wherein they intcs6ss1
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity In high places. without regard -
persons or parties. Next to the spiszsaek
rights Of all mon, is will especially ehaMar
pion tho temporal rights Of the pocs.
Approval Of No Most Rec. ArsAaxsAep
We approve Of the aforesaid unAeD.
taking, and commend IL TO the CsthAlsGs
Of our Diocese.
Tim. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW oRLRAssa
Dsosubsv ~, 1867.
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z Yatikauu. Jak zn4mo, slayi papei
Plus IX. prav5 sy ie sltilete uarozeniny
kruz'eh L,e-ik5'aich k5naly SC neiroz
sah'eis pHpravy, aby den ten 60 neskyt.
.e.i byl o=.aven. Neien ysecky fimsk9
korporace ma Vatikanu z4yisl6. nfbrz
hojue dePutace ze sechtickych krubd ra-
kouskych a ntmec'rcl sloH nohoum
papeie p9vinay svlj hold pokofe. Pc
trlF half vyr1ste ua ten den az ma mill.
ony. We 5tyrtck pfiial papcz agdienci
procesi francouzskych poatnik6, EteFi y
Podan6 adrose prohiasili, ze y Pin IX. vi.
di q cu svGh9 krale, - Francouzska re-
pu5ika E kraIam Piem ~. eele - We
RI neui 70 sp4tal myslenka. Papez pii
jal adresu tn veimi ochotn6 a napomiral
poutniky, aby vroucnG Sc modIili k bohu
"a znieeni a zahubcni ysech kacifd, prem
tenych rnudrlanti a jin{ch skddci cirkye.
Neadtlaiili skddctm cirkve mic horsi-
no, lnohou tito sp1kojenG dale zasluz-
mem die poskozovani cirkve pokradovati.
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e-yFoly ys.aJc1. Il caoraarslni a.e, kte
= Do 5-azinc1 19p-a7eai a tam dr1ani
J-51 1eis Tsichni. iez 1l59ze1stYi Kris
foFo rcz4n pl.Trasl5: mnohouasob
vice z-je jle1 mez. ..4ui z1r4reh9 rozu-
uu: .s1a n aa3oze1sl z.te5tsnc, p3boz-
a4z.s4t, 1e1.i5i lsoste kafi - arc ma
zeme slt-e Hci, zs zldny koraayeh 2
1-ElTJca kisstaaa Ll4s.e.ch Sc K pfsat
s.ll seAt4.a ktgstaaskga, lel4 s. nozku
rsscko Potadku Zdravy rozan aspol
aenobo1 Kit. l.4G FGilci sc 81. TrJilci,
leg-skTrntae po5et.. h.lch prrn.ca rol.-
51 s.Tofsai sgeta z n.5eh9 se=ti duech
a ilae neslags.e a o-cA0ry, ba4 Jest roz-
an ie5.ch zakrsa.y a1e59 je caerf. Y
.-oa pFipadseh iseu po.itovani bpl1l
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Bremen, Germany.
SeVerO-llenl. LIOyd
pravideln6 postovni a parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen n Baltimore

re SkAkSkh ~ hBssANHkkkOEc
nfes Sontbhon. ol,n
zelezn5ch narp;L5cb ,os.n.n,.L IL
I l35Oh 9o0o 80 S.o' Ni0n
RAITIuoPPs Co.,. ~,
BahiIM hfIMohE, capltan Meyer.
DIInd Dn.LlN, capltan fEtscher.
TFI11ftlP I'M EaPilah meyer.
BRAUNSCHWFIG "nr cam Tna,o..h.
NUERNRFRG, GOV Gov 1aal,.a zap, onduetsch'
Expedicnf dnove isop nstonoron;.
Leipzig s htavn. l.,o
Ohio os A 4 o.o'"
Braupsclweio anhno 90 ),
Nuremberg 10. 13. male
Leipzig 3. MAZE, 81.
Onio IL 10. cervna
nfaunschwelg 81. "a. y"
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Hlayni priciny chOrOnySI.
nosti We ~p0j. statech.

Friday caoromys.nost isoa Ia. saa9le.
Iak RUNE Getae j7oq odstuy Ell Nab
y a Liaboky zarrnutek. rado-f zIs-srl
ne1, trfa.} strach, pradk5 . trya.k roze
chFtnl my-le, porankui ~ L.arE. nss.ere
nefaoce mozku. nestfidraf sD1.95 zsrgta
'nes'sl1m2st ppvala'. mnaz. .ekai. take
u nemocJ = g-yeky y m4ze pssaz.e l.o
stka IA nysli bud ia fa5 aae15 tr.a.e
Alo, sfn5le fici ulzene. ze nenira $50
@ 6.yy5ka, kter}z by neJyl kr-tsr nes,s
de.ai okamhk ehorotnyslny. tide uaaE
y4zni, pfisnl . zianlive ch.adai pae.Aan
kdyz je nabia tGzka ztrata slime ane.
b5 Aenadala radost pFesyapl. .ako r9z.
amp zJayenl. Clovtk slime pity Iest l.
choromJsiny q iak Hkame bIazea. Go
Ytk r9zz1feny, pfct' { neHi = okau.z.
ku rozzufeso-ti praaic % zufc.h9 silence.
Ge1ec. kter}z &c pr.i. h,a5sce DO ii.t6
ho pfedn@tl zaL.riba, ielinoa myslen-
k'u seDe ap.lk opaaogati necha, iako ia
II. Arohimedes kreslici zeu1mEfi5ske o
brace pl-huj kdyz nepfate.skG vol.k5
mtetp dobylo a roz.iceny g9.ak DO stu
doyuy ieh) vrazil, jest tou dobou zroyna
TAX choromyslny, jake eIovtk iehoz mysl
naceie zauiata Jet iedin0u tax fe6enou u
tkgbl9u mysienkea ifixnl ideou).
Ne kazde zemi pochazi ueigetsi poCet
pHpadl choromyslu1sti od stein}ch pH-
Gin. Y Rakoaska Ia pf. pfegIadaji jin6
Pfieiny choromyslnosti, nez tfebas ve
francii, AngIi Spoi statech, Italii il
ne nez kusku t. p. Z1e rozhoduii 20
ncbl. poyaha pddy, atupen a raz yzd6la
nost, stag blahobytni, sp1sob ziyota ano
j sPdsob ylady zfizcri spoletensk6, krat
&c rdzne podminky pfirodni, yzd6lanost
nj, spo!eeenske phsobi, H. pficiny choro
myslnosti rozlicnych zemich sou rozliG
ne. We Spoj. statech, kde po6et choro
myslnych yelrni znaGny Jest, znaGnGisi
snad nez snad Y jine zemi europskc, isou,
iak Dir. Woodward, fediteI rnassachusett-
skeho statnlho blazince ye y}ro6ni zpra-
ve sye ukazal, dyG b yni ba t6m6f ie
dine pficiny choromyslnosti sicc nestfi
dmoet "A nabozenske rozechvEni. V desc
Il letech od r. S33 - 1843 bylo vice liGi
ncin6no choromyslnymi nestfldmosti nez
nabozenskym rozechvGnim. Lee roku
poslednG jmenoyaneho palnGtihodnGho
cetnyrni neobyeejn6 ztfestenymi rival
Wy, bylo skoro dvakrate tolik osob donna
no k silenosti nabozenskym rozechv6nim,
nez nestfidmosh. PoinGr obou tech pfiGin
byl tento: nestfidmosf sest Gtvrt proceu
ia, nabozenska rozechvGloef dvanacte
tfi ctvrtiny procenta. V nGkter@ch sta
tech bylo n4bozenske rozechvGni mnohem |
plodneisi nez Massachusetts. V Con
necticntn, tomto archnizde pnritanstv I
byly 103 osoby choromyslny nestfid-
mosti 10 nabozenskeho rozechyGni /
V baznici Ohio osetfovany 32 osoby 2
nestfidmosti "a naboze1skello roze-
chy6ni se zblaznivhi. V Bloomingdales
<em blazinci byl tento pomer: - ne
,tfidmosti Ia q nabozenstvl V deseti
)lazincfch osetfovano 375 nabozenske-
10 rozechyeni SC zblazniysich osob; mimo
o sprovodilo SO so osob teze pficiny Sc
yeta. Patrne pada ma vrub nabozenstvi,
'vsem jen kfesfanskeho, nejyctsi pocet /
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River Division.

Opsnsa bA5srd ll59 dop 500 9dp. PFiglEdl 90 N1v.
PAls3eIlAA 90 ~ odp. Opoasu N Plllal z 80 dei
% a.9 Ptlnhfl 10 Ba4ArA 10 aa A.n z at -
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Laska materSka u ziyOCi.
chu.

Pohledni, milf Gtenafi, tamhle ma ko-
ne na hnbt ieho. Hfebcc, We voze "a
pfazena stenajici pod tezkym nakIa-
dem, nezapomene ami ma okamzik ma hfi
be syG. Toto vesele po poll sc prohani
netusc nevinnosti sye smutny osud do
zivotniho otroceni, ktery je ocekava. Sta
rostl;ya matka nepousti ie ami Okla, IT,.
kostnt ohlizi Sc pc mem, fehta vola ma
ne, kdyz pills daleko zablha, nevidi-li
ie, tn zastavi krok svdj nedbajic ma bo-
lestn6 rany bice, ceka 1zkostlive ma mile
ne sye dit6. - KrAya, povahy obycejne
netecnG a dosti tupe, nabyva cilosti, SINE
losti odvazlivosti, jakmie telatko poro :
di. Jak ie stale lie celuje! jak Sc ne
BOIL k sousedkam syym, nimM po dlou
ha leta staii stoii miru a dobrem
sroznmcni. stane Sc nyni nesnaseiivou,
zlou trkayou. 4 tucnG pastvy bthava
starostliva matka domh, ably nakoiila te-
latko sye, osamelem chleyG zalostne DO
ii bnGici. A odvadili feznik mile ieii dite
tu dzkosti po nem Sc ohlizi, trha fetezy
a po mnoho dni noci zalostn6 buci, iako
Y zoufalosti mad ztratou svou. Vdbec zna
ma jest laska cubky st6hatdm Il mno-
hych o tom pfkladd chci zde pouze ie.
den uyesti vlastni sve zknsenosti. Ma
se cubka porodila mnoho stt1at a pone
yadz prav6 Gas honby Sc bhzil, kdezto
;ubka, dobry to pes honicf, nevyhnutel.
10 SC potfebovala, byla j odhata st6hata
die nelidskeho obyceie do rybnfka hoze
Ia. Nesfastna matka hledala 1zkostne
nladata sva, nalezsi konecne mrtyoly
topenych ditek ma bfehu rybnika, hu-
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re>tansky kafeChiSmus
pro pOhany.

TIr.Ag bv ami rarv2fsI. ca rzktaf4 rf
.tsra;; v.r@-# rlfansa "a lFe-fan.ke
.a.ro.-s.-,a'-4-, v.-ay5v Y k,iza ara
Vs,sera gre7e.v fs9u rfEter5 kaysto,v z
k4.aot..raa. -ersanss, Il fedpah5 mi.;3.
~5se .ezae...ktfo " iazgE8 irl.an.sat5
..ne5e Traas-. Dv. kap;.o,v ro-a8, ,sva
r i nef: reE,e: r.5rv sou a..zk.ct
= o5ggrtl,eh
Orebf.
Os5zka. JaLl les. psia r neb,
Ol,1ekF yani 3 t-,3-s Tam ra-..
.f4ta,. ae. -assa arf o4svr Tf.fa =,
arzt- :. ase9 a liz 50 nam ....o TAI, 3-..s
ra
o. l. p-sorH v retY
Ot-Ne. NeB-acu;i Rale r,5.
k-l-v@- t-Av z..rs.-v z.la-,.., v..c
r,a5i.v line ar;f,r vz8al6vsra ht.i
u1.e.a.
- O. tam zs s.r9r1vs
Ol- Psfzd zeiert pine kreto1ci.
~. - Ma ue1i t0tkz sluncc. teattz
v..-. .eb3z hr9ua- jako nyl
o.. H. Ne. Tam slaace nikdv nesv..i
jest IAN svs.ls bez h9rkfcb paDr-k /.
slaucc: I'll t2n panuie tam nepfetrz..a
p9b,I4
o.. 49, Jake fe tam ovoces
o.. - Lers nasel,9. A paR nikJy ne
g5v4L sJya sis utrbl. IL "a tom n,
az vvr5s+e line atd
O pekIe.
o. - Jakou phdu mai pekle.
%. IL Praspatnou. ne1rodnou. jest
e. ohn.sa jana q prastfeI zern6
Ot Mai n nekle fl-akl sv1.lo.
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Oznamky POkrOku

- a. = 2 .'''s = ''1frs4
II .-'s ''- z va" Pfa'l- Z
''.h '''''1 1'''''Ffsl szilainEe &c - .l1o
- .'
Oznanka a1'e vvefeffr~a..s f.- ;e.. ~.
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5 trasna podiFana naskytla Sc
minuly patck obyvateldm iednc nehla-
yngs.ch ulic berlinskych. V prvnim pc
schodi tamniho domu bydleli manzel6 10
soyi. Matka zb6hla pro n6co do blizkeho
kramu a uechala donna samotnG diva dvou
let6 chlapetky, dvoitata. D6ti dostaly Sc
&c st9lice na oteyfen6 okno a hraly 81 tam.
Poiednou zacaly Sc 0 n6co tahat ieden
druhym strkat. Taiice dech a ma smrt DO
lekani zlstayali lide ma ulici stat oCeka.
valice, kdy ntktery cblapcd, neb snad
dokonce oba spadnoa dold na dlazbu.
Drt pani btzeIy rychle ma hora a chiefly
uzamcene dg6fe Cd bytu manzeld Hoso.
yJch vypacit. Nez vsak tam dobGhly.
shodil ieden chlapec druhGho dold. Ma
sttsti postayil Sc pod same okno trnhlaf
w. nespoust6ie oba chlapce oci. A sku-
te6nt podafiIo Sc mu padaiiciho chlapec.
ka chytit do naruci. Dite neutrpelo pra.
zadneho poran6ni, ochrancc ieho byl ysak
obliceji porantn
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Severon6mecky LLOYD Bremen Jest
nJcttsi spolecnost paroplavebni Ne
mecku, jelikoz eta 23 velkych pomof-
sk}ch, krasn6 zfizenych parnikd, kterc
stavaii &c yzdy oJilJeaJ5tmi, coz vysyita
z toho, ze mezi Evropou a Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po mich JiOO7s
osob pfeplayilo. Parolod6 bremsk6 vede
ny jsou spoleLlicyDs kapitany, isou pod
tizeny 6ast< a dtkladaf prohtidce a drze
i Sc neilepsim pofddtu
zadovala. Cestujicim ma lodi dava SO
ddstatek doJEe uprayene straw, kazsy
obslouzen jest stejn6 pfig5tir5, a poho-
dl postarano jest CO bejfp.
kdo by 81 pfdl n5komu ze svych zna-
mych aneb pfibuznJch pfeplay vyplatiti,
necht Sc obrau ma nGktereho nasich p.
t. zastupcd ' Americe, sice:
Y CLEYELANDU ma p. NJ. Krei6ibo,
l097 - 1899 Forest ul.
v RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
V MILWAUKEE na =. Ch. Tocpfera
LA Clinton ul
V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka Kas-
para, 479 Jizni Canal nj.
V n. 1ORkU ma p. Brodskeho, 2G
Ave G, aneb G. Nikela 80 Broome al.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
Podan6ho, 277-279 Ohio III.
V CRETE, Neb ma pp. Jindra, Jelinek
a spoil.
kdo by ale poyolayal za sebou pfAtelc
neb zname, k.efi 81 pfeplayn6 sami platit
budou, radiz nam sd6hti ieiich adrcsy;
my je spravime ysem cest6 te potfeb-
mem popfejouli nam sve ddvery, budou
vypravou zajiste spokoieni.
Dopisy IA mas budtez adresovany:
kafcS ~ StOtZky.
Bahnhofstr. 29
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CteceI0g'd, Columbus, Cincinnati IL
ind5ana II. IL.
z Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoicdne
2. 30 $50 odpoledne.
Do Cleyelandu pfijizdi Z. 80 rano 400 o
9.55 odpoledne.
Y Cresthne 9.55 rdno 6 55 a 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1926 pol 9.45 a II. 80
ynoci
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.30 edp.
DO Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Z Cincinnati 100 a 1000 rdno 9.45 vet.
q indianapolis 6.25, 1850 a I. 90 rdno.
q St. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 a 7.40 odp.
q Chicago 6.50 800 rano.
DO Chicago nejlepsi jezditi veGernfm
Atlantic a Great Western RR
Ma vychod oqjt<dt a zvychodu yfytzdi.
2 Clevelandu 1875 8 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veGer.
Do clevelandu 700 1915 rano, 4.1oa
6.55 veGer'
Do New Yorku 100 rano, 4.55 9.2O wee
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vecer.
q New Yorku $50 a 100 rano, $50 a
100 yeGer.
Lake Shore Michigan South. R. n
Na gychod odJtzdt a 1fjtzasz yqcaodu.
u Cleyclnadn 7.45 l0.o0 rAnc, 4.lo a
1920 vecer.
DO Clevelandu 500 5.35 rano. 2.0b
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.l0 l0.l5 rano. l35. 5.ao q
l0.40 veGer.
q Buffalo $50 a 7.l5 rAno $50, {. .25 a
ll.3O veCer.
Do New Yorku ZOO rano 40 500
1900 veGer.
5 Bostonu $50 rano 5.00all veSer
Ma sdpad odji<dj a se sdpadu rfytzM:
z zClevelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.8Oa6.5
odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu 7.25 o.55 rano, 8.45
1905 odpoledne a7
Do Toledo l0.40 1856 rano ZOO
IL 90 vecer,
z Toledo 300, ESQ a lo.55 rano 5.
veGer. -
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano s.2oa92
veGer.
q Chicago 100 $40 rAno 5.35 a 90,
ve6er.
q New Yofku 1870 lo.45 rano7
= IL 90 vecer:
BostonU $40 900 r5no - oao
vecer 7oo
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