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New-York tribune., 1878-07-27

the Roman CUSTOMS but it is in the
nature and constitution of things. that calumny
and abuse are essential parts Of triumph" So also
spoke greater even than BuTke-a name which In
the record of National history is above every
name--Washington: "Why should expect to be
exempt from censure, the unfailing lot Of ali elc-
waited stationi Merit and talents, with which can
have no pretensions Of riyalship have ever been
subject to it,"
But their own knew and the generations know
that these were honorable men-not only without
fear but without reprOach. No sooner had death
unroofed their houses and unsealed their letters
than England knew and the world knows not only
how great they were in public renown, but how
strong in private virtue how pure in private faith
II saw why they stood unshaken amidst the shock
Of the tempest The utmost familiarity with their
domestic life the unveiling Of their most hidden
motives only showed how rooted aud grounded they
were in love of country. Ned" said his intimate
friend and near kinsman, William Burke, to whom
the great philosophical statesman was only Ned"
med is full of real business. intent upon
doing solid good TO his country. as much as
if he was to receive 20 per cent from the commerce
Of the whole empire, which he labors to improve
aud extend.D Bnrke,s surrender of his Irish pen
sion of 81 800 year was, during his life, charged
TO a disgracefuI sale for debt and deserton OF
friends II was long years after his death when the
accidental discovery of an old letter showed that 1t
was the act of high spirit relinquishnga favor I'M
eondiionally bestowed, when its continued accept
would be. howevcr anwarrantably, construed
into an obligation to future seryitude. The same
great revealer. Death, shows that as Burke refused
seryitude for himself, he refused to demand 1t from
others. The good Dr. BurGey, fond and foolish
father Of the immortal Fanny had but just received
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DON'T be Deceived.

Many persons say 81 havn't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
Do they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption and remedy that will
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure a cough or any lung or
throat trouble. We know it will cure
when all others fail and our faith in
it is so positive that we will re-
fund the price paid if you receive no
benefit. Is not this a fair proposition
Price so cents and $l.0O per bot
tie. For lame Chest, Back or side, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts.
For sale by j, B. Starkweather, Keno
sha, Wis.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint Constipation, and
general debility when you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer
which we sell on a positive guarantee
to cure you. Price IS cents. For
sale by j. B. Starkweather Keno
sha, Wis.
"HACKMETACK," a popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by j. B. Stark
weather, Kenosha, Wis. 4y1eoW
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Ticket TO Washington, Philadelphia
Or New Y0rh and Tefxrzs.

one person to be issued directly to whoever uses
1T, by the Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Rail-
road from Chicago to Washington and Return,
OF TO Philadelphia and return, or to New York
and return. via one Of the following routes
No; Chicago to New York and return, via
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
no 2-Chicago to Philadelphia and return, via
Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
No. 3-Chicago to WASHINGTON and return. via
Pittsburgh. Harrisburg and Baltimore
~, 10. Chicago to New York and return to
p I'M Also Is Baltimore to Washington
NO. 5-Chicago to Washington and return to
baltimore. Also Philadelphia to New York,
New York to Chicago. Ticket valid to Deem
Der 81, 1878.
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Burned Out and Settled Up.

This is to certify that the loss / suf.
fered in the destruction of my Dwell
ling House by fire, on the 10th of Oct.
1878, has been duly adjusted and paid
to my full satisfaction by the Old Re
liable Phoenix Insurance Co., of Brook
Ign, n. Y. And | take pleasure in rec
ommending to all, this Co., and also
their agents, Lewis & King, of Keno
sha, Wis, for their Interest shown me
in arriving at fair settlement of my
loss. (23W2) TERANCE MCKENNA.
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. 5, 1878.
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THROWN FROM A TRAIN.-John Calf
ney, fireman of engine 81 on the Shore
line Railroad Of New Haven, Ct, was
thrown from the engine against rock,
while the train was going at the rate
of IS miles an hour. He was all but
killed, yet thanks to Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia, recovered complete
ly in four days. Sold by Marden &
Farr. Sead for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES, 451 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
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Capt. Tutt1e's PARTY.

Twas pleasant time we had, Captain,
Last eve, at the house by the lake;
The occasion will long be remembered
BY all who did participate,
AS one of those happy times
When the summer of life did shine,
The mirthiul tunes of the fiddlers,
Like Michaels, in the days of Grand Ere,
When the old Arcadian, farmers
Worshipped as they liked, and were free,
To trip the light fantastic
When they choose;
Over sanded floors
With wooden shoes,
To see mine host,
And the young in line,
Shortens long hours
And brightens dull time,
Should we never meet again,
On Camp Lake Shore,
The best of wishes, and OIL reroir.
ANXIOUS II, 8, 1878.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

The Board of Supervisors have re-
ceived a bill from Door County
amounting to over 100000, for ex.
penses incurred by Door County in
trying case of VIM. 3. Selleck ct. al
VS. Griswold, removed from this coun.
ty to Door County on a change OF
venue. Rather costly for the deal
tax payers.
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FOR SALE.

The following articles are offered for
sale at private sale at the late resi-
dence of Mrs. Scribner:
Piano, Parlor Coal Stove, one Uphols-
tered Chair, ten common Chairs, com
mon Bedstead, Feather Beds, 2 Wash
Stands, 2 light Stands, Baby Carriage,
Crib, 1 Counter with drop leaf and
drawers.
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Interesting TO Everybody

A. G. WARRINER, Manufacturer of and dealer
in BLACK ana COL0RED INKS, for Schools and
General Use, KenoSha, Wisconsin. Put up in
or Mould Flows more freely than any in use.
mdelible and Anti Corrosive Not Injured
by Freezing. Being entirely free from Acids,
VIII not cOwode Steel Pens. school Districts
and others who buy by the gallon will find it to
their interest to try it Orders respectfully So
licted A G.. WARGINER Proprietor.
t4,n3 KenOsha. Wis
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Editor Kenosh0 Tezegy0ph.

DEAR SIR:-Please confer a favor
On one who would like to know who
that coWardly being is that makes SO
many remarks about others "aDho con-
sider Themselves aboUe taking notice of
the likes Of him." without looking at
home before he speaks or writes of
others. This correspondent to the
Racine Independent that writes un-
der false colors is the being I am after.
| would like him to come out on the
worlds platform, The Press, and meet
me like an honorable man, as man for
man. / then would show him that he
is not above reproach, especially on
the how come you so line. Hoping
you will confer this favor, beg leave
to remain A SUBSCRIBER.
We admit the above communication
and at the same time inform A Sub
scriber that the TELEGRAPH is not
open for the discussion of the per-
soral character Of writer's. He will
be permitted to show up the commu-
nications of the writer to whom he re-
fers, but not the writer himself.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

The wool clip of Oregon this year is
about 100000 pounds, being about
100000 pounds more than last year.
The prices range from IS cents a
pound for the poorest alkali wool, east
of the Cascades, to %, % and 25 cents
for the best quality in the Willamette
and Umpqua valleys.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

j. FL. Bridgeman, Chairman Of the
Republican County Committee, has
worked faithfully in the discharge of
the duties Of his position and is emit
tied to much credit for what he has
done.
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!, s-As q 3d.

Next Sunday evening at the Unita-
rian Church the lecture will be on "the
Fall of Man." Services commence at
~ o'clock and all are invited.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

The Japanese Government has
agreed to grant loan of $1,5Oo,oOO
for the purpose of working some of
the coal fields which spread over an
immense area in the Island of Yezo.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

At the NJ. z. church, the subject fol
Sabbath morning will be, Theories of
Human Depravity." In the evening
/" Annihilation and Restorationism in
the sight Of Revealed Facts.
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WILMOT.
November 9. 1878.

Last Sabbath, services were held in
both churches. Mr.. Sargent's text
was Where are the nine" Rev. A
j. Benjamin theme Christian friend
ship" The S, S. was better attended
than ever before.
On Tuesday, one could see SEQ res of
men leaving their work and vending
their way eastward to cast their votes,
and then return and anxiously await
the result.
The Sons Of Temperance met as
usual On Wednesday evening, and
again on Thursday evening, when the
gentlemen sawed all the wood on
hand while the ladies prepared an ex-
cellent supper, consisting of roast
turkey and other suitable eatables
But had the wood pile been about four
times as large, the work would have
been more equally divided, for getting
up big supper is no quick and easy
matter, but then the fun more than
made up for the work. On Friday
evening the members visited Salem
Division. They were all highly en-
tertained and no doubt they will re-
peat the visits many times.
The Ladies Sewing Society met &C
cording to appointment at Mrs. J. M
Wilbers on Thursday last. CT.
For SALE VERY CHEAP-2O acres
fine land adjoining the city,-all to-
gether or in acre lots. All the land
fronts on the highway. Acre lots viii
be rods front by 20 deep.
24W3 JOSIAH BOND.
Kenosha Nov. II, 1878.
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State OF Wisconsin.
Circuit Court for KeHOSha County.

Circuit Court for KeHOsha County.
John Schmitt and Matthias Huck Plaintiffs
Against
Conrad Mhntzenberger, Administrator of the
Estate of Peter Johnson, deceased, Anna NJ.
Johnson, Wendeln Meyer, Anton Wieskopf,
Edward johnson, William johnson, Anna
johnson, Gustav johnson, and Frank Johnson,
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to each and every of
said Defendants are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint OF John
Schmltt and Matthias Huck. with q copy OF
which you are herewith served aud which has
been filed in the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Kenosha County at his office in the
City of Kenosha. and to serve copy OF your an
swer on us at our office in the City and County
of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the service hereof. exclusive
of the day of such service, and if you fail to an
swer the complaint as aforesaid the said John
Schmitt and Matthias Huck will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Kenosha, Wis, Oct. 22d 1878.
22w6 BRANDE & THEIRS, Plf's Atty'S.
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MAR. R.lLE.:D.

IUTTLE-cOOPER-In this city, by the Rev
James Cruickshanks, Nov. II, 1878, MI. VIM
Futile to Miss Sarah Cooper, all of Chicago,
Ill.
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A BENEVOLENT WORK.-The Meth
odist Church of New York is constant
~ engaged in providing for the increase
of it's borders. To aseparate organiza-
ton has been committed the work of
extending the influence of the church.
Rev. VIM. P. Corbitt, the famous re-
vivalist, is chairman Of this committee
of extension-and he used to be mar
tyr Of neuralgia. His cure he ascribes
to Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia.
Sold by Marden & Farr. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES,
451 Sixth Avenue. N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

A country girl wrote to her lover
"Now George don't fail to be at the
singing school tonight" George re-
piled that "In the lexicon of youth
(Webster's unabridgedD there is no such
word as fail" The same is true of
Smiths saleratus made by the new
process. Biscuits made with it arc al
ways light, sweet and spongy.
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Advertised Letters

vE1lE following is list Of letters remaining I'M
n. called for at the Kenosha Post Office. Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Nov Il.
1878, and which will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at the expiration OF 80 days unless called
for.
Adams Miss Mary Goethe Chas Aug
Alverson Mrs B Harness James III
BAILEY MISS Lydia Knight Mrs Emma
Becker Miss Lizzie Peters Jonas
BECKER MI john RogerS Miss Kittie
Backus DR. VIM PIT Rowe Edpar n
Corkrin Mrs Mary Scharf Tawver
Fletcher Miss Eliza Williams Holm care of
Pat Rooney's Company
10 obtain any Of tho above letters the appi-
cant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTZ ?. M.
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Ready-Made Clothing.

cloths
OUR TRADE thus BETTER article than usually kept Our
article
We call particular attention OVECOAT AT $780, is AHEAD OF
ANYTHING YET OFFERED.
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MERCHANT TAILORING

we make specially of FINE CLOTHING
OF me goods OF foreign and domestic Manufactures We
elusive section,
lower priced goods don't take back
price quality. ~ -"
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A copartnership has this day been
formed between the undersigned, for
the purpose of carrying Oh the business
heretofore conducted by William Ernst,
which will be hereafter carried on I'M
der the firm name of Ernst & Conner
mann. A continuance Of the patronage
Of the public is solicited. All persons
indebted to William Ernst are hereby
notified to pay or secure their accounts
before the 18th day of November 1878,
after which date all accounts outstand-
ing will be placed in attorneys hands
for collection.
WILLIAM ERNST,
|22W3 CHARLES GONNERMANN.
Dated Kenosha Wis, Oct. 80, 1878.
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CHICAGO C NORTHWESTERN r. r.
TIME TABLE,

The Western Train aTTlYess1 IN q m and de-
parts at 81. m, = ''0 o. In anu ~
FreepoFt Freight arrives at Kenosha at As
A. IA. ana leaves at 8 80. p. NJ.
THOMAS GIBBONS, Agent.
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Nejnovejsi zpravy.

z Vidns SO oznamujc dne 20. t.
M, 80 pondelf osadili Rakusane
seraJevo po tuhem bojl "a spolu.
dsinkovanf Filippovicc Teget.
hofa. Tcgcthof obsadil dne IL.
vysokou, pfi cemz dobyl nsco
xbrani a stfeliva n ztralil 4 mrtve
So ransntch. -Povstalci podni,
XII novf dtok na gcn. Sxaparyho
Doboji, bylf vsak cdrazeni. -
Die SPRAY srbskScb, mixf ' Sjeni.
ci ponenAhlu odpor proti obsaze-
nj. - Porta jia podruhe, vydala
prohlGscni, ably SO obyvatelstvo
Bosny neprotivilo Rakusan dr,
ale bcE dcinku.
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Isn mshomsdGsl. sjtri ~ pss
alVlni
ylads shswsG sspesadals -
vsissi sbTsnl a. sfbsss 4 feff 4
H1sys
y i,snajes % elIsssls. - veIl
sova ssillI . y ilhsfsAs prshs i .
p'iaAssll 90 b poTstsiesm bossa.
ssgm.
Psssea Warns byIs % Rssa
et.assna des 10 I. m feskdks
.s.sksk 10000 N. . 100 asli
AlbAsisl skislsi,i ~ rfIsfsaa
saslmsll hfossbat ps.stasstl. 81
siAds .sbssA . sspeseism .,lsii
hsasAfedai soml.s sylestall
Il poss,Aai ,afseks ' Hamslli.
nssfAllls 20 d. Cshhssds = pe.
lsfsals sprAvy . aktaseo. aeh
rsskieh . bsIhss.s}eh.
TO- plasy nkoassieh srbs
odspisII bojovs,i pfoi povasl.
csm bllis yslikshs zvofnlka .
bylI decimcykoL Ostssal psk
posiAnl % vsshovt spas do H.
koa Ia.
EyfopahA komlso b fsosgsai.o
ykai ytchodai RamsI,s sessoaps
80 Caiihrsds 10 pfistiho m. v
ten SAINT den se.toupi so ,si kos
mise b reorganisoskni BsIhar
ska
Thee, priporh tureeksho voj.
ska piipojilo Sc h povsssloim.
v Bss.arsbii postaven bude
ru,k5 ponorovaci sbor, tllajiei
10000 IN.
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asl loo 600 sty mlisI, sssf 20
pfi w ssslsIi Jest 70, lss -
sdA, yissf ohsAsss loalassskake
pollusAl-, sds aIa vtpovsdi
JsesssesA I@s' rellts. @sms
tim"
\ cim Dale ,fm Ispe ptlshAa
"a Jsve vsIlsosi podvoda sktho
20 dopusiiI dsmokfstlo.f 4 peslsd.
afs demosrsslgktho aAla nl.oa.
~ Eayi ssseA,s Jshe pilsly %
lsvo, nlaFilo - . sehodka htko.
llsa 90, iisIe, viss syai mlssi %
mllIehs syhi lspfst ssseisk
e. 10 hesypiAssI poasAsty as
poslsdss jii Cd bisses, Is afok
"a AplsJ sik,ni, dlalat ' ieffsss
q, heeI dcssd sspIsssh, lImi Assf
''Ala ,rpi . 10 ssDsoa pseiss "a
srlsoeni dfoka lsdnostbo. Tti
VycbAfl No jsvo. 10 poklsdalk
nspodsl po osij tas dsadoyanl
svtho yjsss stava poklsday, a
a.'ays siA,a vjkss lshoyJ ob,s.
p'sdplssje. Nspoehybns mu.I
p'iiiny xpronsvslsni svolkna
b}u Legislators, Jes,s pied yolbou.
usiays tosii piedpisuIe, 10 kdy.
koliy BY nas,sl schodek obnkseis
q pies stvr, millonu, mais by,l
kryi pouEe pfimou jsni, 0 klsfs
must volisoyd rosbodnou.i. Pro,
to budo ,foba svolali egi,la,uru,
aby volisom o,Asku to piedloiiIa.
sain, LouIsky Evening Pos. Pile
toms RaidS po,ina nabsva.i
pfesyedteIf, 10 stat Missouri no,
byI nIkdy ' takoyd krisi Jako ny.
NJ. IN tech okolnosti neuspoko.
i spravedlivs otekisani Ida MIC
jinSho, moi zvlaslni xasedanf 81
konodarstvi. Toho Jest sapotfc.
bi no icn co prava obccnosti, nS.
bri ma Eakiads dstavy. scho,
dck V dttocb pokladnika stAtniho
obnascti budc "a nejpfixnivsjsich
okolnostf no meme ncs pal miles
nu. To nahrazeno byti musi da.
nemi vynucenSmI ma ts5oe pracu.
jicich rolnikach venkovskSch 0.
krskd q ma danami pfctizenfch
majltelSch msstskych. Zakon
statni pfcdplsuje, 10 otazka ma
hrazeni toto dfednf kradcze PIE.
dloaena byti ma pfimemu odhlas
sovani lidu. To mslo by Sc stat
bez odkladu. Budouli tineny po.
kusy k odlozeLf neb vyhnnti SO
iomu, mozno horsich nasledki o.
tekavati. - PolitikAfi statn Mis-.
souri, snan SO vsak vsc utIati, aby
jun nastayajicich yolbach no.
skodila., A pax at nekdo fekne,
10 "Reformy" neni zapotfebi,
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TURECKo.

Porta hraje odvaznon hru. v
Bosns povzbuEuie o podporuje
oDyvatcIstvo proti Rakousku.
Ku pflv,slenf cAsti Thesalie a
Epiru X koeku nechce svoliti .
rozeslala obsznik k velmocfm, 10
nikdy nesvolila X upravenf hra
uic fecko-tureck5ch 10 v The.
-alii q Epiru ncbylo povst&ni cd
:. 1929; 10 kecko nsEasluhuio nj
teho IA svou sdraenlivost prt,
bshu vklky ruskn-.urecke, jelikoa
nskoIikrate vyjednAvalo s Ru-
skem . teprvd kdya neobdraelo
cd Ruska 1hdane pomoci, znstslo
necinfm. Tim pepuxuic proti
sobs ysechny velmoci xdeastnsne
"a kongresu Berlinskem a xejme.
ma Anglicko, jchoa chranencem
Rscko Jest. Vyklixeni pfistavu
pevnostI Ba.um tez odklada,
popusujic Rasko; cerne Hofc
vxpouni SO popustiti dsemi kon.
grescm II pfifknuts; v Starem
srbsku osnuie nepfatelstvi prot
Srbsku. Nebylo By divu, kdyby
40 koneens nil trpsIivosti pfetr
hla a porta, rncpfatelivii al yse
cbny vIady, spolesn5m dsilim
pfinucena byla K tomu, k tcmu
dkvno pfinueena bfii msla = b
vys,shovkni SO do Aisle, kami
vsim prAvem paiH.
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NEaEcKo.

V fissk6 rade nemock6 podhpa
byla ptedloha zakonu prot soci
alist6m. zapovida spolky, schd,
70 a tasopisy socialisticke, pod
pfisn}mi tresty. Pfcdloha prosla
phi prvnim ctcni u otckavA se, 10
stane 80 sAkoncm. -- Od dtoku
Nobilinga ma cisaFc zatknuto BY.
10 563 osob pro urAxky osoby CT,
setovy; . teen bylo uxnano vi,
nSmi 52l, mexl mimi 81 zcnsk5ch,
Calkcm ulo1eno bylo odsouzcntm
81 rokG vszeni. -- Emil Hocdel,
ktorS utinil dtok na zlvot cisafo
n6mecksho dne Ii. kvstna, byl
poprayen dne 10 /. m. Poprayu
sykonal prS ieden feznfk ielikoz
nebylo zrutneho kata. Utnul
kleSlcfma kraloyrahu hlavu jed.
MIN rasem. Pied popravou pfi-
pJel Hoedel ma zdar komuns a
socialnf demokracii. As so osob
bylo popravs pfi,omno.
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Move zpravy domaci.

v kabinetnim sczoni dno Ii
I. IN. schvaIena byla nova postov
ni mczinarodni smlouva, uzavfe.
ma Pafiii nedAvno. Vstoupi v
piatnost |. dubna pFistiho roku.
7 Amcricke rolnieke stroje OBJ.
drlcly ma sy4lavs Pafiii 8 con
ii yypsanych cd rolnicke spo.
letnostl. vfstava plodin ameri.
cklc' obdrzela testnt liplom n
vsstava pom6cck utebnieh obdr
zela zlatou mcdailii.
Miouls kongres povolil zalo.
zenf noveho vojonskeho taboru u
sicc v G rnsch vrchaeh. Gsn.
Sheridan byl Y krajIne ld Y mi
nulyuh tfdnech a vyblidl misto
pro tabor vxdhlent 0 mil cd Crook
City a Is mil cd Deadw1od.
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