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New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

The rumors as to a scheme in London to
capture the Direct Cable Company and con-
solidate it with the old monopoly, dlaws from
The Herald an admirable suggestion which we
are glad to second. 1t is that the cable busi-
ness comes largely from few leading business
houses and from the newspapers; that
these have an interest = in maintaining a
direct competition, and can better afford
TO lay cable of their own than to permit
the old monopoly to be reGstablisIcd. An in
teryiew with Mr.. Lawrence Oliphant, else
where printed this morning, indicates that in
spite of the safeguards in its articles OF assO-
citation, the Direct Cable Company is III danger.
1t has made money, is making money now at
the rate of per cent, and has a steadily
increasing business There can be no
reason for attempting to absorb it into the other
companies save to get rid of its rivalry. The
press and the merchants who use the cable
have vital interest III maintaining that riv-
airy, and they ought to let it be understood
as soon as possible that if this company Is
swallowed another will take the field
which cannot be swallowed. Heretofore we
have seen the absence of competition followed
by an instant doubling and trebling of tele-
graph tolls. We have no desire for repeti-
ton of that experience. While the Direct Ca
BILE has shown how profitable ocean telegraphy
under sensible and economical management
may be made, and while New-York is so
stuffed with idle capital, it would not be a
wise experiment on the part of the old mo-
nopOly 10 force the organization OF stil another
COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

The churches make better record than the
theaters in new, direction. OF ~, only z
are found to have infringed upon the building
laws.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

The sale of Mr.. Johnston's pictures is con-
cluded. He receives in all $332,719 for them.
This is a good deal more than he paid for
them--he probably gets back his original in-
yestment with reasonable interest. We have
earnestly commended this gallery to picture
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
Nemralork Daily Gribmtre,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

There is a tardy afterclap in Florida. The
Supreme Court has issued peremptory order
for q new canvass from the face of the re-
turns, and the Democrats are busy rejoicing
The telegraph does not say whether this order
affects anything but the State ticket, but the
absence of any claim of Tilden's election, or
of any proclamation from Washington to that
effect, supports the inference that it does not
If it had had any such bearing we may be
sure that the National Committee would have
risen up before now and said-as was SAID
because of Louisiana, and of Oregon, and OF
various other things" Well, noW Tilden Is
elected
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

On another page will be found the statisti.
cal evidence of this city's progressive loss OIL
the grain trade. 1t is melancholy exhibit,
and all the more so because it results IN great
part from the failure to do their duty
of those who should have protected
the citys interests. Nothing is more GER
tain than that the greatest strides In
the prosperity of this city resulted from tne
spirited enterprise which made it the focus OF
the grain trade from the West. Nothing
seems more evident than that now
with the loss of that trade the prosperity
of the city must dwindle. The freight tariffs
discriminating against this city will tend more
and more with every month to divert our
trade to other cities. When once the channels
of commerce are thus changed and new con-
nections in business are formed with merchants
elsewhere, it will prove difficult, almost
hopeless task, to turn back the tide.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09
TO TESTIFY.

We learn from our telegraphic dis
patches that President Grant is about to
appear in the witness box to testify in
favor Of Babcock. The accused will
therefore have the peculiar privilege OF
being defended by Webfoot Williams, an
ex.Attorney General Of the United States
and also OF the Presidents testimony in
his behalf. Az in former days, the clerk
Of the arraigns wished safe deliveranoe
to those called upon to plead, so it is to
be hoped that if Babcock is innocent,
his freedom from offence may be
made so manifest that an immediate
and triumphant acquittal may be the re-
suit. II, however. he be guilty, we most
fervently hope that, Notwithstanding the
skill Of his counsel and the high rank Of
his witnesses, hs may not escape the
just punishment that his guilt may de-
serve. The fact OF tho President attend
ing to testify in Babcook's favor. would
seem to indicate the unspoken belief Of
the former in the innocence Of his Score.
tary. Whether the grounds upon which
the President bases his opinion would be
satisfactory to others is Of course impos.
sible to tell; bu. il he is subjected to q
csoss.examination that is searching and
we'll directed, 1t is possible that the rea-
sons for the Presidents conclusions may
become as apparent as his expressed
views.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09
NEW TODAY.
SheriRs Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justice Court, Of Phoebe
Township. Lincoln County, Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rem.
dered in said Court on the 18th day OF January,
A. d. 1876, in favor of the State Of Nevada, and
against the Hercules Mine and Mining claim,
John Doe and Richard Roe for the sum Of sew.
enty-fve 0S-100 gold coin dollars taxes, together
with ffty-nine 4l-100 gold coin dollars taxed
costs, and all accruing costs and interest, have
levied on the following property, to wit:
All the right, title and interest in and to the
mine known as the Hercules Mine, situated
and located in Bristol Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada; also all the tunnels, drifts,
shafts. slopes and all the appurtenances belong.
ing or appertaining to said mine.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday, the 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1876,
will sell all the right. title and interest Of
said Hercules mine and mining claim, John
Doe and Richard Roe, in and to the above de.
scribed property. at the Court house door, at
Phoebe. lincoln, County, at 10 O'Clock m at
public auction. for cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest In gold coin.
Dated Phoebe, Feb. 9Th, 1874.
f9-td ANDREW FIFE. Sheriff
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09
IMPUDENT INFANY.

This year must be an unfortunate one
for legislatures; for those In session,
seem To vie with each other in adopting
measures Of the most villainous character.
In California We find the legislature en-
couraging assassination and initiating
the bad example Of the last Congress by
trying to gag the public press. While
this Is going on in the West. on the East
We find the Mormon legislature Of Utah,
distinguishing itself. BY endsavoring 20
shield the perpetrators Of one Of the
foulest crimes that has disgraced the
nineteenth century, the horrible Noun
tain Meadow Massacre. OF course nc
such measure would be allowed to take
effect. for the Governor Of Utah would
certainly veto il, and II that were moi
sufficient, Congress would declare IL 10.
operative. While thus there Is no real
danger Of these murderers being able to
plead any legal statute Of limitations
the attempt shows the animus Of those
engaged in the vile business Of securing
the butchers Of unofiending men. de-
fenselsss women and helpless children.
80 long as the scattered bones OF the I'M.
happy victims Of that frightful
slaughter lie bleaching on the
scene Of that awful crime, SO long
ought those guilty Of those terri
BILE deeds. be pursued until the strong
arm Of the law has inflicted fitting pun
ishment upon them. The inexplicabl'
apathy Of the General Government in thil
matter 10 blot upon the good name o
the American people that cannot toe
soon be wiped out. Though nearl,
twenty years has passed since the com
mission Of that horrible massacre, tn.
Government ought to spare no pains in
ascertaining who the guilty parties ART
and inflicting an exemplary punishment
It is scarcely possible to believe that ar
additional Indictment would be needed te
urge the Government to do its duty, bu,
il any were, it is surely afforded by thu
outrageous attempt of the callous-hearted
Mormon legislature to interpose q lega
shield between those murderers and the
avengipg arm Of offended justice.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09
NEVADA NEWS.

Spelling matches are still the rage in
Virginia.
The wages Of the track and Waterman
on the Virginia and Truckee r. R. have
been reduced to $3.50 per day.
General T. ]. Thorp, of New York,
who served with distinction throughout
the war is expected in Virginia.
The work Of rebuilding the Interna.
tional Hotel at Virginia is to commence
30 soon AZ there is reasonable prospect
of fine weather.
The coal mine in FL Dorado Canyon,
Lyon County. is being vigorously pros
pected and it is said now presents most
encouraging appearance.
The Pacific Coast Pioneers of Virginia
passed resolutions of respect for the
memory Of the late Will Campbell. Who
was member Of that body.
The Treasury Of the Virginia City
School District has o balance after nav.
ing all demands Of $4,000, which is a
good thing to have in the house.
The Carson Tribune says that the Hy-
man investigation will cost 100000
which il true will make that affair )
costly one.
The Eureka Sentinel says that the de-
falcation Of Kibbee, the late Secretary of
the Jackson mine, causes n loss In that
company of $4,000 instead OF $40. 600.
as heretofore reported.
The Elko Independent wants a -four
ing mill erected at that point. and what
is more. says that it intends to hammer
away Of that topic until its wish is graft.
ned. The Elko folks had better build
to death.
The Eureka Sentinel says: There is q
collar aud elbow saloon in this town
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

RIoHTLY SAID" Polygamy must be
suppressed, are the words used by Chief
Justice White in his charge to the Grand
Jury Of Salt Lake. aud il will be we'll II
the Saints make up their minds to accept
the situation. That horrible practice is
at present the opprobrium Of the Amsri.
can people. By permitting so villainous
. practice to longer subsist. the people OF
the United States become particeps Grim.
inis In the crime. This consideration.
coupled with the enormities Of the mon.
strous vice. render its extirpation mat
ter Of urgent and immediate necessity.
The present Congress cannot afford to
separate without taking proper measures
70 punish oil who in tho future are guilty
of this abomination.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09
NOTICE.


30 far from establishing . new mint
1t some point in the Western States We
and that the House Committee will re-
port in favor Of abolishinR oil those in
existence. with the exception Of the par
emit establishment at Philadelphia and
branch II San Francisco. Also the Car
son. Helena and Denver mints to be re-
duced to mere assay Offices. Without
discussing this change, 80 far as Il affects
Helena and Denver. We can not but
think that abolishing the mint ct Carson
to b an III judged proceeding. That
establishms mt was organized for the
benefit Of and placed close to the greatest
bullion producing center in the world.
There would. therefore. seem to be On
eminent fitness in placing facilities fol
the manufacture Of coin, in . locality
where the raw material is produced ia
such abundance. Il would seem to be
. convenient and economic arrangement.
that would naturally commend itself to
the favorable consideration of ell who
bsstov any thought upon the subject.
This being the case, We can not but hope
that our Senators and Representa-
tive In Congress will bestir them
selves to prevent the threatened alter
cation. Nevada may be barren and
thinly inhabited, but she produces
more Of the sinsws Of war than any other
state Of the Union; and that too. while
her metallic wealth is scarcely touched
OF even ascertsined. She therefore. 10
entitled to . consideration that is not
gagged by the standard that applies to
other states. and her representatives in
the National Legislature should see that
she obtains 1t. The members from the
Cow County States have always been, il
not the avowed enemies. very lukewarm
friends OF the Pacific States. Their
action has always been characterized, by
an intense ignorance OF the wants, rights
and resources Of the new states clustered
upon the Pacific Slope. Their igno-
rance Of the strikingly abnormal con.
dition Of the communities engaged in
the exploitation Of mines, might be ex-
cussd, were il not. for the dscidly I'M
friendly tone of their proposed lsgisla.
ton. which is always predicated upon
the notion. that the miners are stealing
something from the General Govern
msnt and wasting the public domain.
whereas the truth Is, that the labors OF
the miners add m materially to the revenue
and value Of both. These false views it
should be the duty Of our representatives
to combat and expose and now Is the
time to do Il. Nevada needs to retain
her mint and not bs made the subject OF
inimioal legislation; it is about time,
that her representatives showed their
msttle In securing both.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

Crooked whisky developments are still
In order In New Orleans. We imagine
there is rich mine of that character in
that region. for the government officials
In that portion Of Uncle Sans farm are
notorious for their greed, vsnality and
utter unscrupulousness. What better
could be expected when brother-in-law
Casey and Packard rules the roast.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

The last heard Of that double.dyed
scoundrel Glendenning was that he was
still defaming the memory Of his dead
victim. Pomeroy. What q pity it ia
that that hapless girl has not some living
relative who has the courage and resolu.
ton to any rare to make her seducer
cease scandalizing the poor girl. whose
chief fault Was that she supposed Glen
dsnning was human being and not q
sacredatal ehoul. who delighted in prey
Ing upon the remains Of the hallowed
dead.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

Jack.rabbits find no purchasers in Sal,
Lake. The Tribune says:
The 800 rabbits which were shipped to
this city in the early part of the week.
found no purchasers. They were
stripped of their skins aud presented a
horrid sight, even turning the stomachs
Of jack Mormons, who refused to pur-
chase them at any price.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

Referring to the men implicated in the
whisky frauds the Virginia Enterprise OF
the I'd inst. says "the feeling increases
daily that none but Republican admins.
tration would so expose the rascals In its
own party" That may be. bat the feel.
ing Also increases daily that it is very
unfortunate for the party that the ad-
ministration employed such an army Of
thieves.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

The heavy gale of the 2nd inst, did
immense damage in the Atlantic States.
Houses were unroofed. walls blown down,
steeples demolished, shipping damaged
and ned raised generally.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

Tom Scott is giving the Central Pa
cihc incubus lively tussle and as yet
there is no certainty that the huge
monopoly will come of victorious.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

A proposition has been introduced into
the Utah Legislature; to tax the mines
OF that Territory. The Brighamites
never liked mining industry and now We
suppose they are trying to tax the mines
ont Of existence.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

The Salt Lake Tribune says that their
Washington correspondent says "Sena.
tor Spencer will have all be can do to
retain his position. II he gets his
deserts he will experience the benefits
to be derived from course Of State
Prison diet.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

A terrible disaster appears to have
taken place at Robinson's Opera House,
Cincinnati. The telegraph gives US the
names Of some Of the victims but leaves
" in the dark IS to the particulars. The
ways Of the telegraph are as hard to pre-.
dict as the celebrated examples depicted
BY the great Jewish lawgiver.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

Congress wants to know something
about the Colorado affair of removing
ons Judge and appointing another. There
= said to be large sized cat ont in that
meal bag.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

George @. Gorham has published .
pamphlet in which he advocates the
power Of . State Legislature to regulate
fares and freiehts of railroads.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

Some Of the New England churches
do not appear to take very kindly to the
Invitation extended BY the Bescharites
70 take part 10 an advisory council.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09
MISS SADIE ROBINSON,
TEACHER OF
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

DESIRES TO GIVE LESSONS ON THE
~ PIANO FORTE 70 few Pupils. Terms
reasonable Application can be made ct the
residence OF Gro. G. JoHNsToN, where all infor.
NATION Is to terms, etc., will be given. fS-2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-09

A NEW ASSORTMENT OF RoCK-A
"A Always, Buggies Teams and Sad. n
ois Horses on hand and to let on short <T3N0
fully attended. ie1-u
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Washington, 23. dub. Zakon,
kterymz sprava indianska ptid6lena b}ti
ma ministerstvu valky, prosel V patek
sn6moyn6 poslancG znaGnou v6tsnou.
Prdvodcov6 teto zineny doutaji, ze tim
bude nejsnaze nejuplneii pfitri ucin6na
zlotaddm, jez sc We sprav6 Indand temtf
nevykofentelne zahnizdily a vzdy vice
zmahaly "a nyn6jsho pofadku. Jedinou
zdvadou bude general Sheridan, kteryz
Jest toho nahledu, ze neilepsi spdsob
vzd6lani rudochd bylo by iic h vyhl a
zeni. Sheridan ma jak znamo ma sy6
domi nejednu nelidskou fez Indian1. To
mu oysem must odpomoci zakony hlav-
ne rozkazy ministra valky, jemuz Sheri
dan podfizen a zodpov6den Jest.
Grant jest Y vtrublu. Pravni vybor
ptise totiz ma to, zepresident kazal vypla
titi nacelniku tain6 policie pokladniho
lfadu pen6z povoIenych ministerstvu
prav s $4,000, ably ie odevzdal p. john
j. Davenportovi Noyem Yorku, kteryz
roku 1870 odkryl pfi volbach obroysk6
podvody, iichz Sc dopoust6li demokrate
vedeni Tweedem, Connolym Jim podob
nYmi lotrasy. Whitley dosy6dcil 70 ty
penize pfijal Davenportovi odevzdal
Davenport vykazal Sc k jakym dGeldn
sunny tie pouzil. Pence bylo uzito zakonS
nikoliy kornptne. AvSak to tn
neide. Jde tn to, bylli president :
pravneA rozkazati, ably pendz k pfesn6
vytknut6mu u6eli povolenych vydana
byla jista suma k u6eli zcela jinemu, "a
konem nevytknutemu. OdpovGf k otazce
te zni, ze president zadn6ho takoveho
praya nem6l opravniy sc k tomu, zakon
kfiklav6 porusil, on, kteryz pfede vsemi
iinymi oufedniky zem6 povolan jest mad
vykonavanim zakonG bditi. Generalni
pravni zastupce Williams cinil namitky
proti tax mimofadnemu upotfebeni pen6z
k 16ei tomu (odkryvani a stihani podvo
d1 volebnich) nepovolenych dvvolil Wy
placeni iich teprve raznemu (peremto-
rickemu) rozkazu presidenta. Ze pence
tech dobfe bylo uzito, jest pravda; ale tim
nelze osprayedl1iti nez jen pon6kud
zmirniti tuto nezakonitost presidenta.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

naprazich ! zamozn6isich lidi Sc Mood
bytne usadil, rozum sc samo sebou.
Coz divu, ze stehovan do Ameriky
podvouetem utichnuti Ease Sc zmaha
a ze, cehoz pravem zeleti jest,
znacne mnozstvi zubozenJch vyhlado-
y6lYch ralanG do = Brasiliese stehuje,
ieiiz ponebi maIo l6tech pfist6hovalce
asnrtiti musi Tim vinni isou.ti protiv-
nici stehovani, ktefi blahobytn6 pomery
Spoi. stati nejtern4isimi barvami lidi.
Ze strachu, aby Sc nedostali deSt6 pod
okap, stehuii Sc radeji do -Brasilie, odkud
Sc Jim nnoho vyhod podava.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
CernG ZbOZi!

Prave zahajujeme prodei docela move
zasoby eern6 alpaky po 25 30 centech
yard, kteraz pied 6 m6sici "a 81 Is cen
til prodavana byla. Te2 nabizine ma pro
del brilliantinove alpaky po so go cen
tech ciste moherove alpaky 20 rs ecu
tech, kterez drive po : loo proddvdny
byly.
Nase go centoye letni hedbaW Jest nei
levntjsi hedbavi m6ste.
Name zcela noyou zasobu arnich let
Mich said move mody novych vzorkd,
cd 1.50, LIS 200, 2.25, $50, 800, 400
drazsi. If
Nemecke plaidovane alpaky a jednodu
che latky ma saty po sillingu yard.
Cerne sed6 smisene atky ma saty pc
sillinga yard jsou tyto dny rovnez ma
prodel.a 49, e#
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
Utery dne %. dubna 1875.

presidentstvi ponavrhli TAX aby, jak Y
pozvani SVEN zcela zFeteluG pravi, obcan-
stvo nebylo nuceno vohti mezi dvGma
spatnymi ale naopak mezi dv6ma dobry-
mi kandidaty. X tomu cii hledi soustfo
diti vsecky silly obcanstva nezavisleho a
zorganizovati ie, tax ably min6ni vdle
ieho iednG druh6 konvcnci platnost
zjednati 81 dovedla. Kdyz by ami iedna
ami druha konyence vystrahy, rady vi,
le t6to caste obcanstva nedbala, ale zcela
cd politikaft ovladnouti Sc nechala, pax
by ovsem nezbyvalo mic, nez ably iiz zor-
ganizovani nezavisli CO tfeti strana Via t
mimi kandidati vystoapili.
Tito isou prozatim 1myslove muzd po-
radu nezavislych Ike dni Is. kv9tna do
Nov6ho Yorku syolavajicich.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
RUNE Zpravy.

= Federalni general Labarra zakazal
plukovniku Quintanovi, veiteli posadky
v Noyem Laredu, neukladati Amerika
nGm a zadnym cizincdm tam usedIym
valecni dan,
Pet osob, sestupujicich do uhlodo
lu Brow's Station, spadlo nasledk sm
pfetrzeni lana dolG, pfi temz til Mich ma
miSte mrtvy zastaly, drnhe dve Sc tezce
poranily.
Sam. Wright, We Warren, O. olou-
pill jakehosi Lewise 5 $50. Byl ale br,
70 ma to zatcen lup byl mu odejmut a
oloupenemu vracen.
V Chicago praskla banka City
National, maiici / miIiom ka apitalu. Dru
he banky utrpi timto upadkem znacne
ztraty. Vkladnici nepfiidon pry mic,
cimz 50 ottyeejns prvni dni po bankrotu
koneisi, ac pozd6ii shedaji 10 byli ose
metne podyedeni. sa,..
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
JAK JE V CECHACHs Neni tor

JAK JE V CECHACHI Neni tomu
davno co jeden prazsky casopis varoval
krajany nase pred vystehovanim do A.
meriky, jelikoz tn pry vetsf nouzc bida
nezli Y Cechach panuje. OdpovGdeli isne
tenn nemotornym lem o krusnem osu-
du 6eskGho pfistehovalce jak Sc .sluselo;
hlavne ale vyvraceli jsme, &c by Anne
rice touto dobou, iakkoliv ie kruta, h1fe
bylo nez Cechach. Posledni ceske listy
IL konce bfezna z pocatku dubna) poda
vail nam az nazbyt dokladI, ze v Ame-
rice porovnani Cechy hotovy blahobyt
panuje. V Praze n. pr. jest takova bida,
ze drobni Re meslnici ami vydelkovou dan
platiti nemohou, zacez Jim magistrat sta
tetne svrsky zabavuie. Op5tovant pfihr-
nuly Sc zastupy dtlnikd pred radniei, "a
daiice dlirazn6 ma mestskem Ifad6 praci.
Ulice prazske hemA Sc pobudy tulaky
zebraky z donuceni nement drobnymi
zlodeii rovn6z donuceni, take policie
sbirati ie nepostaci. Sanovrazdy bidy
jsou ma dennim pofadku. Nasledkem
hrozne bidy, ktera nejen inezi chldinou
ale femeslnictvem drobnym zivnostnl-
ctvem panuie, Jest sumrtnost znacne vetsl.
V Rudohofi mezi kraj kari a linymt w.
robnfky panuje b ad; na tisice lidi
nema echo jisti AMI ceho prodati jest od-
kazano ma vefeinou dobrocinnost podpo
ru zemskou Cisaf postal nebohym 5000
zlatych, kapka to do more, jeden pecen
ma deset tisic hrdel. Take okresu ia
hloneckem, iehoz obyvatelstvo sklafstvim
SO zivi libereckGm, kde soukehicky prd
mysl sidlo sve ma, trpi obyvatelstvo nc
| len bidu a lie h la d, nebof skoro vsecky
fabriky isou zastaveny a ty co jdou, "a.
mestnavaji jen polovici delnikd dfivejsicf
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