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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15
REST ATLAST.

A.:er i.le shower. the iranluil sun;
SILVER stars. when the day is done:
After the SNOW, the emerald leaves;
After the harvest, golden shcaveS.
After the clouds. the violet sky;
QuiO woods whcn the wind goes ny:
After the tempest. the lull OF waves;
After the battle, peaceful graves.
After the lnell. the wedding bells;
joyful greetings iron sad fMewei's;
Afier the hud. the radiant rose:
After cur weeping, sweet rcp"Nr.
After The hrrIcu. The hliSsfnl need;
After the furrow. the waking ell;
.ifier the flight, the downy nest;
After the shadowy r;vcr--res'.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15
1 Crcat Farmers MaXimS.

The successful life Of Mr.. Jacob
Strrwn. the prince Of Amealcan
farmers, is attributed 10 the close
observation of the following max'mS'
originated by himself:
Make your fences high and strong
50 they will keep cattle and pigs
out. If you have brush, makc your
lots secure, and keep the hos from
the corn.
BE sure to get YOU hands to bed
by seven o'clock-they will rise
early by force of circumstances.
Pav hand, if he is poor hand.
all YOU promise him; if he is a good
one, pay him q little more; 1t Will
encourage him 10 do still betttr
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15
WIT AND HUM0R

The wors' kind Of education TO be
brought up by a policeman.
When docs man feel giriish ?
when he makes his maiden speech.
A Girl who marries well Is said to
rake Lucky hit, though she is herself
sad to lie lucky miss.
RObby. why don't Your mother sew
I'D YOUR trousers ?" "'Gausc she's al
the vestry, sewing FOR the hcaihen.'
A San Francisco nan has just in
vented Loot-makins machinr. He
warrants. that any boot it turns out viii
kill an ordinary man with one square
kick, and the most harden d boof
az mt wiAhf@enty.
a pollsc young lady recently asserted
that she had lived near barn yard. and
tn At it was impossible for her to sleeF
in the morning, on account of the out
cty male By a gentleman hen.
A ba>hful Young man cscor.ei home
on equally bnshfu Young lady. As they
approached the dwelling Of the damsel
she sail, eutreatiugly: "H'kiel, now
do not tell ANYBODY you beau'j me
hom'." Sary," said he, emphatical'g,
"dol't you mind; am as much
asha ned Of it Us you are.
A lIorticulturalist advertised that he
would supply all sorts Of irui, trees and
plants, especially ple-i ants OF all kinds
\ gentleman thcrcupon sent him an
OF Ter for package OF Gus 'ard-pie seed
anl dozen mine '-pie plants. The
gentle nan promptly filed the order by
sendiag him four goosc-cgcs and Il
smlli Cog.
\ fashionable young man lately pre-
scnted his sweetheart with string Of
pearls. As she hung them joyously
around her nec.;, cloud came over her
brow, and she cried 4" Beloved, do not
pearls betoken tears?' Z" Nary tear.
was the response; "them's imitation.
The acute and quick-wit,cd Rev.
Lemuel HAYNES, of Vermont, we'll
known years ago throughout New Eng
land, was once saucily accosted BY an
impulent tri!cr with the question,
Mr. Haynes. how old do yon suppose
the devil iS?" You must keep your
own family record" WAS the Immediate
Response.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15

W. {. YOUNG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15
At or Near Cost.

Having on land 900 large stock Of
LIQC 0HS of best qualities to cary through
the DAN season, am deicrn ined 10 turn
1t into money. and in order 10 do so rapid
Is, have concluded to sell at the fol- wing
very low prices by the gallon:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15
r-Purifying Chain Pump

Acknowlelge TO be superior TO any other
pump known No valves to get out Of or
der Bucket and chains made o. galvan-
lied naeaalo iron Thc foulest water
made rnre Ly the u:r Of tbs pump. 10
feet cr less. SO; each additional foot, 90
cents. This pump may be examined at the
Latham House.
jans-n LATHAM & PERKINS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
| OUR LEISURELY CONGRESS-.
nov IT'S MEMBERS TuPROTED THE
SHINING HOURS rESTERD.fT.
Mr. reddie's Substitute for savings Hanks
4 BIN Against Railroad strikes -C"nkiing
on Morton Euiorics and Resolutions.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lin the House Mr..
Pcddic rep. " b. a-kcd leave to offer n re-o-
luton rcciting the insecurity OF savings insti-
tutions. and authorizing John Sherman to np-
point postmastrrs in towns Of 5000 population
and upward agents for the sale Of United
Stnics bonds in denominations of 400 and less.
Mr.. Wood Dem. n. " objected.
The House took MP tho bill TO mako persons
charged with crimes md offences competent
witnesses in the United States courts. which
wac amended and passed.
Mr.. Cox DEM. y. " from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. reported a Joint resolution
rendering the thanks Of Congress to Henry NJ.
Stanley. and made n speech in his favor.
1t was passed.
Mr.. O'Ncill Rep. Pa presented resolution
Of the Union Lcnguc Club Of Philadelphia de-
prera'ing the repayment Of Government bonds
dispos sod Of AZ par for gold coin IN silver coin Of
less value than gold.
Mr.. Bright Dem. Tennl offered rcsolu-
ton directing John sherman to inform tho
House o, the amount II interest paid by the
Government to national banks on bonds held
a. securities for issues OF currency. Adopted.
Thn House wont INTO Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Becbe tn"m.. \. " in tho chair.
Mr.. Blair Rep. " II made speech against
Speaker laid before the House a message from
the Senate communicating its resolutions on
tho subject OF the death Of the late senator Nor
ton. aud Mr. lianna Rop.. Ind gave notice
that h. would call them un tomorrow.
Tho House then adjourned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18

60 the a'gy q"Gn iDrps"s fs t rae ant S
into their hehci aud tnulrd with te nimin 'rah"n w
eSteni,d 10 all race, ava ,9muo'., .inuot n"W
,n s,rr 'aS, ~ iv" i' Wv HAY t
wlirh brought upon u- fr late 10 war i.I from D.
cred Us forever " ,I.n,.c in c,H. .nt o,f n..r
people. rns ~ all otter .t', What 'lr, ~, d, W.,
iic,n would have rNi. irt g., nnv u.iorai'v ~ st.
have ~ nv Iul.n, H. mon fi.' viii Co.. it.i', ttl
t'ir alleged vice. Nr amy actual .rf iic "h,c Co
pie of taiiorn,
In discussing the ciY,o,e II Chinese labor in
California he quotes testimony iiNrn hy Cot.
Hollisi"r on" % the largest farmers Ia thlt
the wheat and other crops rouli lot g.. prniii-
ably harvested aud taken t. mar '. ~" q so
referred 10 t'siimonN given ~ lugl GRE scr
and other gentlemen ruunN' tei with rnlr"'l@.
that the roads could not have u" 'u CONS iru fed
without Chinese labor. ~ labor r. az 10 %
public works they Wer' entirely rH'uila.
worked moro hours than whit. men. VIZ, not
given to strikes. AMI never undertook ly ooll-
nina,ious 20 control The price Ul luhor. senator
Morton adds:
Looking At no que.t broadly and at the off, twirh
Chine" ahor ha' ,Nof'"d i' Caii.rr1 rnnut Nirru Do
orinon the, mn lor ilc pr'.rnoe 4" n. iie 90. ,'
i.,iia woul mot TOW have NOR dau 'n' ian .' t".
labor mas Of met up u'nN W mo-. 9l r'N irdu.iri ,
ant lad - foundations 30 eHurncrirn. mt.r'.f. fmi
ul tar Z" ~ =" cn.f GUST 'p''n'ni. ii 'h' Do
REASONABLE rates. ncuc't ihc uin.i, rai if. HnDts
INK Held tor luNt-rti from every class ttiitN
cludns ahprn. ucn tal i'.'.t MIR the tutoring mon
paid Than in almost an, Other tat % 'he counii,
Senator Morton Gddu'os evidence given be-
fore the joint Cuugra So onHl Committee. which
shows thnt the intellectual capacity ~ The Chi
nrse Is fully equal To TINT of white people. An
extract 10 given from the testimony Of judge
Hcydenfcdt. who said; " | never had y lawsuit
with them. nor over had complaint from
them in my life" lie was drawn In roi,tn,t
with people from all nations. aud he had never
met mora Honorable. high minded correct.
and truthful set of men than the Chinese ni.r-
chants. and he had meyer had a raSs waerr tn"
Chinese have attempted - undoryalue tho'r
goods or bring fictitious claims tudor the nd
jusimcnt-. MI Morton sav~ tle evidence also
established the fact that Chinese labor IN Calf
fornia i- rs free n amy other
In conclusion, he say " Labor docs not rc-
qnirc that price shpll hc nN ! by the law or
that men who live cheally and can work 'or
lower wages shall. Tor ,h.treason, Doe kept cut Of
the country"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
WHY sPrrDEl wts Sor ar THE BALL.
An Arrest that 4. Likely to he Heard or In
the tiviI Courts.

While Private Charles Spodel Of Battery
A.. y. G. S y. Y. was putting the finishing
touches 20 his uniform in his room over his
lager beer saloon at 1904 Third avenue. pre-
raratory TO attending grand dance given by
the Battery IN the Teutonia Assembly Rooma.
on "Wednesday night. two DEPUTY sheriff, from
the Marine Cour; raped 1T his door. Spcile' :
eu,hman. Henry. VINO was then binding about
Private Speilcl's plump waist a sHsh with enor-
nous tassols. hu, whose usual employment is
drawing lacer herr for customers. went to tho
door and u~hered in the intrudrr-.
M must come with us n. sherihs said.
Ent I'm going TO a ball" the dismayed
Never mind that" the officers Of the law
ns istcd -;erily You've cot 10 como alon.. 80
TIE soldier argued. and the sherifI- W re-
deaf Finally 'hr .au'r offered oompromiS".
Speilc 10 20 to To-" bnll. Il be- would consent 10
their acconpunyue HIM ana following him
1nuorwet'er." ,ls private exclaimed.
pulling or his sash. preparatory 10 removing
his regimentas. INV much fun woald be
you.' H. was iockol m IN Ludlow s.reei iHil
and released Yesterday. having furnished 800
Tho arrest" Mrs. Speidel said yesterday.
was caused Ivy aaron Kuhn. a lawyer a. 2lO
Broadway. II. mas o,raso nav visited Spni-
dris saloon nd on New Years evening was
aad Spcide. ia'erfe 81 AMI ordered Kahn ont II
doors. N'N morning sp"iiel wns nrr"s 'd and
takrn before Justice Smith. Sp.idn was q 80
charged for want OF evidence sufn"pt TO hold
y IN Just wait one week ." said Speidel yes.
terday. after dlsplay.nc an clahorat. invitation
70 The tall OF Battery A, and you'll get some
new.'
malicious. Besides. Mr.. Speidel ! II &c in fines
for not going TO the hall. and then. too. he gave
away tour or i've expensive tickets 20 friends.
suffer for this i'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18

.D 'ar'. S,ohort was placed on trial yes
tr charges growing out OF the trial Of Eouuasinau
la.- 'f' whose dismissal was due to the Car tain
t''hNhS ser-' hA.s testified q, follows
ION tr l7u NJ November the Captain called me into
li'ro'n slf said RNl the trial /. on MONDAY Let,
ma" ~ n. l.i ,faullnt' / sand. We'll when | am on
''" VIA ''ii iNe ifnih ne shd. NJ God WY
'.f 'I.f bel.rh J Wou.d e,r sipri
=. 800, p' AYE ui, 'lns sioIaed / j. bee
y &c. and 80 "ui pHuier' told him thitif was In
tu IA wou. sct out nj tho hu.lue., and he aid III
is0A4d AK OUT honorAbly would do IL tis minute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
T0RTURING A LITTLE GIRL.
CARRIE MOODY's DEtTH FROM AJLEG-
IN INfIt NJN CRTELTY.
rhc Crime Of which "a toiorcd Man and Wife
are Arcu.rd-rhc >uncrings Of an Adopt
cd th,id-ignrrors that stagxer Belief
Testimony from the Coroner. Inquest.

west of this place. almost entirely surrounded
49,, =, 49,, ', - ri a,,,
Ihidpi'u soHN ny c"i7r'u p'"p'' i"' SUR
rounding rivulrt oyerfows in the sprngtiine.
-, .s. 49,, ,,,,,',, ,,.'.',,,h,.,,, ,,,,,
mo "N"s' ''or"sr, ''on "''''' ,'iouS",'u' '''0
GUNNER IA heard the crasocss chorus Of frogs.
Whom nref fopudod a -n,,e or rnor,. WARS MO
-, . 49,. ...i.. i r.,
'.''"' ""7 "'',' w.
chanrc,his d,sienntionto the n,orccuphonious
.''7 % W." '.'''ouA" "'.''' "'', ~
III great Duke Of Queen AIMEE time.
.,.,, -, -i',,r.h,.. ha,o c,,o..
VIII" lnhapluh' Us TWO 'h"I' nav '"'u'-
ell congregations and colorrd dominies. Its
'H'U"l n'S c"I'i'" '-"n'I' "nu ls s,l'H =,
STORE Wu'ro inc N,l"EerS resort 'o urlhk h"tu
CIDER and gossip o. nights is kept by colored
I~o,b., Thc ,ill,yc contains anon, for,, or
"'' "' 100 "'V"' 49, -.
MY houses, lhhanll'd 10y ns many diii"rent
families Small A. the population is il has It's
a,cisl ..rad.s and cli,u0- md TIA u,ror fan
'"' -, NV. 10 "p',, ~"
Wv" lNrU'S WITHOUT Inviting ih'lr n"lshp'r~.
Trogiown's Vanderbilt too. computes his wealth
,c,th rnures far cnourl nm in the thousands IN
VIZ "- "' '4N".'' W. d" ''' '''7N'
make the rlch men oil some larger towns enNi-
Gus.
,t.,,. -. .-o.. 80 ~ f.tea. ..i poh...,
A"'"' Soai as "o'n '.i"i ",,' NV, o.
MS vile. colored couple from Wilmington
,rI,, NO MAJ ,'air ora roi,d soioi, f.,r
gu p', anu 80
ne n,n5.,nrtles ere called hnre-which John
caught in The neirhhoring swami. They would
cat portions OF the first named before selling
fhSir ak ns and So slender wn. the income de-
rived nom ths ..l. oi their game tlat weeks
would pass with no Drend in tue tumbe-down
t9anly tasy occgl,d and no ii9ur to max It
Tho woman br9u,.rt n siN 9yrtr.oid colorri riri
srcp, Wiip,fn ,.t"t, HON shn nnn,uu1ed sh,
hal a6ont.d The chill who said her name
wns Carrie tlo0iy according to all accounts
,,re ,h,,n first nilnrtpd rIunIp End motive. or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
Harry Inn Kills IA aiau.

RICHMOND, Jan, l2--Harry Hill has killed W.
Il NLoNton win a kme erosion owed him Tor rent
when he paid, executing iew dollars die rest he pro
l0'rd e. ~ole out hNl. hrcomng tugr, fuhi CriAtnn
mat ho W0ud kl hin n iH diff mo- lav a. and ,'iu'F
iiu wan kur, tuiiin- the man ari,rg 81 hi. arm.
sauNif death M ihirly minuts Nm cscapcd horse.
The eiu1sas WIN probably shor $500 more. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18

OFFICE 81 n" Receiver National Trust Company
~ -"l AMI ~ hrtntwhN. CORNER Warren Il. Sew York
Jan - - - .strs are requested To ni Ia thor
pt.s books 90 '' balanced Ihu who have not received
their nrst dividend Will peasc collect II ~ once
WM. REST i,rcciNer.
w W. uANII AZ co, - Broadwa, brokers
w AMI ncllD iu railw tni mining .',.ks hWavs
pay ior 4 az 'rn.a -f~ - ilrs quotations IA sod
s'ihs holders OF -ma'llo,, iull' 81 ! srhie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18

=, 10 HLAf'fbN. BlIf ASH. AMI LONDONDERRY.
From Pier a.. foot ~ Canal It. y. r.
STATE or NI\ ADA. 1hWslns. Jan ~
STATE OF VIRGINIA. THURSDAY. Jan. -
Saloon ava can 70 i rates seera-e.
$50 Al SrlN BALDWIN A co AGENTS. - Broadwav
Siecras" uckcs Ats Broadway ami at cumpanys PET
foot o Canal It,. ' r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
for sac ano 30 s'tt.


DFTI'i> TO ITT--in sscnir! .'a-, sun bnliin:
- Il'ii .al rHtr. we'll I-htaf a.I steam hcnfr' ~
H 90 @un I"'l'''' 10 p't.r Nt,.lu amt l'Al,.vri d,
'l'hI STORE ion Nl,-tn It. sun nuiiin. to lei
suitable ir htuh4n- in,uiAurv. or seurrrl business
- -stu..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
THE SUN.


1878. NEW YORK. 1873
A. tic time has come for the renewal " sih.crn
lions. TIE srN would remind IL. friends and well wish
trs everywhere that g. a-nin candidate their
consideration and support Iron IT, record Tor pn
ten years It relies for continuance " the hearty syn
aihy and generous cooperation which have hthcro
hccneN'ondcd toll from every quarter the Cnicn.
Tho Daily sun l. ioni pd.e sheet >, coluinac
price BY mail post paid 5.J cents month"; or s6.sJ
Ter year
The sunday edition m Inv SrN San eghtpsgc she-t
NJ 50 columns While gi,nr nc II the day tils,
contains large amour; o literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared tor IT, fsg SUNDAY SUI has
metwith great success Pcs; ra.d eI.3Oa vear
The Weekly sun.
who docs not know Tnr wrEgLY sr~ ftoircuar,
throughout the United states. the Canadns, and b.
yond Sinety thousand families greet its welcons
pages weekly and regard 1t IN the light Of guide. con,
.eor aud TREND. lts news editorial agricultural in
literary departments make 1t essentially Journal for s
'nmily AMI the nrc,ide. Terms One Dollar ycir
lostpad This price. quniiy considered. makes IL tis
cheapest ncwspiy.r published For clubs nj ten, vita
sIoeash, we will ~rni ~ Extra copy froc Address
PUBLlSil II o. TIE Sun. New YORK ci,y
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gailro1os.
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.
~ IN ~ y n u


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON ami alter Nov. H. l-17.
trains leave New York. via DcsoTos>es and CortlanM
81 Ferries. follows
ENnrrss Tor arrishur, Pittsburgh the IVES, and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached . A VI, and 81
\. daily.
For Mllliamsnori Lock Haven. CORY. AMI Enc ats
I. coun''un. at CORY Tor rtu,ville. Petro.eun
centre. ami the on REGIONS For Wi.hamsport s5i
Los .ftu. -. VI
FOR Baltimore, wl.hin-ion. and The South. Lirl1a.
NsslinGton ENpics, ~ Pullman parlor cars daily,
gcpt SUNDAY. 80 4 arrive Washington i0P n
Re- .lr A. 20 A. NJ. l. go and . f. VI sunday. . 30
and NP
ENprcss Tor Phila icinhia ~ % o ~ Limited n
NJ l. 4 b. Is. Is 81 :. 49, and = ? " sunday. 2
" q. . ~ :, : 81, and sf VI Enisrant and sccooi
c'a.>7P NJ
Boais OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains civ siiuriins speedy ami drectuaat
Ter tor krHukli travel
For train, to Newark. EN1i"th. RAILWAY. Princeton
Trenton. Perth AunN,. Termination. lfilcrr. AMI
oilirr points. 30 l0U le!uiU. At al iIr.rt ON
rrius arrive frpui f'i,lUr-h - AMI ~ ~ A ana
ln-lf iaiN. ll.tL A. du4 900 T. NJ day. "a
ccIt Monih, From Washington ant Baiumone. -
AMI 80 NJ. ! 30 1ls ana - Do sunday
n'nr!de .il \ " PROM Philadelphia. 5 as, ESQ. q "
10 10. o. - II 'nA Y -.ln +lp 20. - - - n
ami luD p sunni a., pos, ~, so 10 o. II %
1lck.t oiH..,, ,-n ami ga Broaiwav. Astor Hons,
and loui 90 iir~Nrl>-'- ait ''tuiuit ,is Court st.
HrNlklNn. IA. iIf ann i@ II li.pn HuhoA'n peioI
fNANk THOMSON l. q tARMEN
,i,nrrnl VI lf.4-or t,ruo.ll Pas4ftt,H .Af.n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
DACIFIC MAILAND PANAMA TkANsr
STEAMSHIP LINES

For California. japan. C''nh Australia New Zealand
British columbia. oregon. sc
Sailing from pier ft1t Of ttfitl t. North River
FOR AN IN ANfi>Cp. VIA tSiHAirs OF PNNNNA
steamship - Ari I'D Thursday Jan 81, Tor Central
Ame nra pnd ~uufl rtttnf ports
FROM as FRAN t~Cp IOJAPAS NND CHINA
Stcnn.hilrtirN or rpkip friiav Feh
FROM SAN FtANti-'O 10 SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA aui SEW ~ ALAND
sunmshipCIfY OF SYDNEY. MONDAY. jan IL
Fnrir,ighf AMI PASSAGE aplly at c,m.anys Office
BOWLING GREEN. New i0rk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18

W BOX QCEENSlOwN Avp LIVERPOOL
GERM NNlt. ......... SATURDAY. Jan ~ II v
BALTIC thursday. Jan 81 3 P
ADki Nrlc ......... ....... nuf~iiN feh 7 sA
From Whit. star Dock. Pier - N'rth River
Cabins all atrd sllp~ SilfNn sis $50 ami tinO gold
Return uckst> on favorable urlus Stserile, s2N
CoRriS Af.ni. 81 Broadway, New YORK
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%nlppln;.

INMAN IINE-rOV IL NAIL STEAMERS
j For QUEENSTOWN ANp LIVERPOOL
cry or BRC >SELS. ..... saturday. JAN lP aPv
CITY OF RICHMOND. .... Thursday. Jan ~ H.pl 4 V
CITY or CHESTER. .......... saturday. .,b . gP n
FROM fier ~ Norih River y
CABIN SfO $50. lid Sipl gud. RctAfn tickets IN
favorable term. STaEtAGE. So. currency. DatsW
lowest ratc~.
Snloon. stat. Rooms Smoking ami Rath Room. anil
ships JOllS q. DALE Ascent. Is AMI i3 ~. Hfn4n y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18

NJ. {. \.
MEMBERS COURSE.
PAUL n CHAtLLU
MI lecture this evening
suNie, AiulHn Explorations.
1lrNnts az the door
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-07-10
RAKOUsKO.

Vlada Datfdila mobilisaci dal'
sich tn sbord vojcnskfch a povo.
lani do Ebrans horvatsk$ch I'd.
lob, nasledsem nepokojn zbro.
jeni obyvatolstya Bosny, celicimu
prot obsaxeni Rakusan6. Arma.
da okupacni eitat ma l4l.00O
muzn. Gen. Filipovie byl povos
Ian k voleni armady 70. - Mini.
sterstvo rakouske xadalo o pro.
pustsnou, vsak cisat neptijm al
dosud fAdost vsech. Pouxc ba.
ron LASER, ministr vnitra, nahra.
len knitetem Aacrsperkem.-
obsaseni Bosny Hercegoviny
pry odloieno al do srpns, dokud
by drahy nebyly upraveny a
budouci vlkda organisovana.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-07-10
DnoBsG EpRAyr

Cks ptj haliil hlsdim sslsa
sstm. aby neplskaisli pgv.tsl
eam ' pahofl fhedavssam ' 10
ltah skswss : asmoya . sarisll
- sseeh pil.sjah sAstofsAl
Die tohe Jest porsIAni . teses.
Atsileho assftsls sTsssrssm
smlosva ha sfi,oi . oaboi, gil
'esai Tssssks pepasslle AsKIlssa
ossfov Cyprus, iose pas .IibiIe
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