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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
BUILDING PAPER
The Speciality of the Pratt Paper
Company.

The Speciality of the Pratt Paper
Company.
The Pratt Paper company is now the
oldest paper house in Minneapolis, it hav-
ing been established in 1884. When it
commenced business, the company occu-
pied very limited space in building on
First avenue NJ. IT made constant
growth and gradually absorbed additional
room in it's own and adjoining buildings
until it was found that the FIRST avenue
quarters were so completely outgrown
that a change was absolutely necessary.
Something over year ago the firm moved
to 1920 Washington avenue N, where
it secured all space needed in three
story and basement building With these
larger facilities 1t was enabled to in
crease it's stock and make room for the
great increase of business which was then
in view. The Pratt Paper company car
ries only course papers and building
papers and Is the only house in the north
west to devote itself exclusively to- these
lines. In building papers very large
stock is always on hand of all the varle-
ties and grades used In the structure O
buildings. ~:
the company, says that business IN the
building paper line has greatly IN
creased this spring and from his opserVa
ton every part of the northwest Is max
INC large building improvements this
year. oa,,
aI,ast year" said Mr.. Wurtzback. 'ou'
statesmen could generally take all ou
building paper orders, but TINS yea
the demand is 50 lively our Gus
toners cannot wait the arrival OF IN
travelling man, and are sending IN order
by mail We scarcely receive mai
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
HOW BUSINESS GROWS

Progress of the Plumbing and
stenmftting Supplies Company.
The jobbing business of the city of
Minneapolis has been steadily on the in
crease, due largely to the position of the
city and to the progressive spirit and fair
dealings manifested by the business men,
Among the most progressive jobbing
houses, the Plumbing and steamhtting
Supplies company takes precedent as one
of the foremost houses In its line in the
United States. This business was started
four years ago with a list of employees
numbering nine; at present the concern
has forty four permanent employees an
illustration Of the increase of the busi-
ness.
Their stock is the largest and most
complete in the northwest, comprising a
full line of plumbers and steamfitters'
supplies, iron and wood pumps and
thresher supplies. They occupy build
ing at 212-214 North First street. with a
frontage of So feet by $50 feet deep. Their
pipe yard is adjoining their business
block and has frontage of 80 feet by 150
feet They have, in addition to the above,
considerable rented floor space to take
care of their enormous stock. The trade
! in this line would appreciate the stock
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
JOBBERS OF GLASS
The Ptttsburg Plate Glass Company
and It's Field.

1Ae IAttsDuES AAeS oheASS oo'AE'~-N-S
and Its Field.
The Pittsburg Plate Glass company mas
done business in Minneapolis for about
five years, it being the successor here OF
the Brown & Haywood company, whose
business it purchased AS the Brown q
Haywood company commenced business in
1884, the business is now eighteen years
old. ...-..
The Pittsburg tompany's business origi-
nally was confined to the sjobbing OF win
dow glass, and the manufacturing Of plate
glass, loaded art glass, fancy glasses and
mirrors About two years ago, however,
this company enlarged it's business, and
now does a general jobbing business in all
kinds of paints and painters sundries 1t
occupies building of two stories and
basement, each floor being 130x1S0 feet in
size This building was erected for and
is especially adapted to the business. The
concern employs about twenty statesmen
at this warehouse.
A very heavy stock of plate glass in
all sizes is carried, as we'll as a complete
stock of window glass and all kinds OF
| ornamental glass. They are the largest
manufacturers of mirrors and loaded art
glass in the northwest They are the dis
trihutors Of the Patton's sun proof paints
which are now recognized $as the highest
grade of paint on the market, also dealers
in varnishes. oils, brushes and painters
sundries. From here large trade is con-
| trolled in western Wisconsin, Iowa, Ne
| braska, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana
| and Idaho, in which territory fourteen
| travelling statesmen represent the company
| T. w Currier is in charge as local mani
|
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
F. D. oRFF, ARCHITECT

One of the Oldest architects in Mime
apolis, in point of length of service, is
Mr.. F. D. Orff, whose Office is in the Lum-
Der Exchange. He has now been doing
business here for about twenty-five years,
While doing all classes of architectural
work, he has had as a special line the
planning and building of eourthouses and
schoolhouses, and recently he has taken
up, in addition, the Manning Of libraries.
The great activity in establishing libra
ries, especially with the assistance of
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, has caused great
deal of interest in library architecture.
and Mr.. Orff is already competing with
plans for libraries in Eau Claire, Chip
pewa Falls, and other places. At pres
emit he is building a new courthouse at
olivia. Mimi, which is costing 100000.
and the Ortonville courthouse, which is
a $4,000 structure. He Is the architect
of the Waterville, Iowa. courthouse, cost
ing $3.50 900, which will be completed
within the next sixty, days. His school
houses in Minnesota this year were those
at Cokato Raymond, West Concord and
Marietta
This is all northwestern business. but
Mr.. Orffs commissions extend from the
far east to the Pacific coast.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01

concern, says that he has never seen any
thing like the demand for paper this
year. The immense amount Of building
has doubled the orders and there is al
ready difficulty in securing enough to
supply the demand. Is Most of the rozin-
sized paper comes from Ohio and further
east, and the mills are behind with their
orders and asking for time in which to
make. deliveries. Ordinary tar papers are
made right here in Minneapolis in guam.
tity.
In many houses paper is now used both
inside and outside the sheathing, or be-
tween the studding of the side walls, in
lieu of back plasterin It is also used
under the shingles on the roof and under
the flooring both to prevent the warping
of hardwood floors and to deaden the
sound of walking. For these various pur-
poses the builder has many varieties to
choose from.
The Minneapolis Paper company, of
course, carries a general line of paper of
all kinds-the thousand and one kinds of
stock used by printers and the numerous
grades of wrapping papers, straw boards,
pulp boards and binders stock. To ac-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01

w. Turner, the president Of the company,
order their supplies as they need them.
They are relieved of the necessity of car
rying patterns which they may never sell
and of having capital tied up in stock
They also receive samples of the latest
productions offered and are able to serve
their patrons with the newest things as
fast as they come out.
The Minneapolis concern can, through
the advantage of location at the metropo-.
lis Of the northwest, put goods in the
hands of the country. dealers, ordinarily,
within twenty-four hours otter receipt OF
the order. In this way the firm has built
up large business in direct competition
with Chicago houses, which cannot supply
the goods on such short notice.
Turner & Co. are incorporated and have
capital stock of 100000. In addition to
supplying dealers and hangers through
the medium of the sample books the firm
does large retail paperhanging and dec
Grating business in Minneapolis, and has
4 fitted out some of the best houses in the
'tcity. A stock Of at least half million
rolls isusually carried, the goods ranging
from the cheapest grades to the finest
paper hangings made.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
BUILDING AN ELEVATOR
Plenty of Them to Be Erected This
Year-G. T. Honstain's Views.

Year-G. T. Honstain's Views.
Minneapolis, the leading wheat market
of the world, must needs be the head
quarters for the elevator building indus
try. Not only does each year see large
amount Of elevator capacity constructed
in the city but out through the great
northwestern country scores and hun
dreds of elevators of greater or less eapa-
city are built every season. So much TO
the front has the elevator building inrus-
try pushed here that Minneapolis builders
are frequently called upon to execute con-
tracts in distant parts Of the country
One of the largest eievat ors in Chicago
1000, 900 bushel house--was erected by 6.
T. Honstain of this city. Mr.. Honstafn
says that this will be big year TOT eleva-
tor construction unless all signs fail. he
made this remark after the rain last FRI
day-a rain which gives the wheat crop
splendid start. Already Mr.. Honstain is
figuring On large lot of good work and
sees more looming up in the distance
Last year Mr.. Honstain put up 1885,
coo bushel terminal elevator for the Sleepy
Eye Milling company, and rebuilt the
Great Northern elevator after the st orm
of August Is, which tore the cupola OF the
structure These We're among the larger
tobs He is just, now completing at ST.
Louis Park patent tile elevator OF ESQ.,
600 bushels capacity. This Is built IN
square bins and under patents which Mr.
Honstain controls. 1T is for the Exchange
Grain company. 3
Mr.. Honstain has now been in the ele-
yator building business for some twenty
! two years has made his headquarters In
minneapolis for twenty years and has lived
and actually done business here for twelve
ycar--a record which places him early II
not quite at the head of the list OF pfo-
neers in the business in this part of the
/ Is ofH 10 ~ al
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01

is one of the oldest wall paper men in
the city, having commenced business here
in 1885, He. became we'll acquainted with
the field, and, three years ago, organized
the present company, which is now in
corporated, with P. H. Mayhem as vice
president, A. H. Miller as secretary, and
HEenean L. Fish astreas urer.
s Mr.. Turner at once entered upon the
branch of:zbus1ness which is the firm
speeialty-that Of selling paper by sample
through country dealers This is d very
simple and effectivemethod ofdoingbusi-
ness. Sample books of wall paper pat
terms are supplied dealers and paper hang
ers all over the northwest, the firm hav-
ing many hundred agents of this class in
city and country. These agents take or
ders from the sample books and order
from the Minneapolis house in such Quanti-
ties and varieties as their orders demand
The merit and advantages of this sys-
tenn are obvious. Instead of 500 separate
stocks maintained by small dealers in vii
lagos and cities, there is one central 81 ock
| at Minneapolis. from which the agents
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01

commodious building was fitted up with
a year ago, an indication OF the increase
of building operations Throughout the
northwest. 49, .1s$5 !: rs
Messrs. David w. and Henry We1skopf
are the proprietors of the Atlas Paint
Manufacturing company, and may be said
to have devoted their whole lives to- the
business, for previous to coming to Min
neapolis they were interested with their
father in the same line of business in
Charleston, S. c., and in jacksonville.
Florida This long experience in the
paint business has not only given them
an intimate knowledge OF paint making
but has also acquainted them with the
requirements of the trade in the north
pro al a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
THE MINNEAPOLIS PAPER co.
The Oldest Paper Jobbing House in

The Oldest Paper Jobbing House in
the City.
AS the world grows older paper enters
more@and more into the lives of the in
habitants. Not only does its consump-
tion in the ordinary, processes of produc-
ing books magazines and newspapers
continue to increase marvelously, but 1t
is now used exclusively in a great many
other ways which were never thought of
few years ago. Paper boats, paper car
wheels, paper tubs and buckets, paper
plates-and SO on through long list
the uses of paper multiply. Building pa
pers in crude form came in many years
zago,sbut in recent years$they have multi
piled in number and SO improved in quail
ity that they now form a very large part
of the volume of paper traffic.
The Minneapolis Paper company han
dies more building paper than any other
house in the city. Colonel E. ]: Stillwell
president and general manager OF the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
PAINTS AND OILS

The Development of the. Business OF
the Atlas Paint Mfg. Co.
The growth of the Atlas Paint Manu-
featuring company is an example OF the
way in which many prosperous business
establishments have developed in Mime
apolis within score Of years. This
company was established in 1880 as a
jobbing house. 1t was located first at 252
Hennepin avenue in a comparatively small
store After few years these quarters
were outgrown and the firm moved toJ13
for ten years Later another move was
made to 81 South Fifth street but after
five years this store was again outgroWn
and something over year ago the whole
business was removed to the present To-
cation at SIS First avenue S, where q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
snacial attention to the needs Of the con

special attention to the needs Of the con-
Germ. This building, which is 1865 feet
deep, has, three stories and basement and
the firm occupies besides the two-story
warehouse in the rear, 50x20 feet in size.
At first the company was engaged. emily
in jobbing, but some twelve years ago it
commence manufacturing, occupying for
theslatter purpose a building in the square
bounded by Hennepin avenue and North
Fourth and Fifth streets. When the
move was made to First avenue S, the
manufacturing busiess was brought I'M
der the same roof and the facilities for
producing fine paints We're increased by
the addition of considerable new ma
chinery. 81
The Atlas company manufactures all
kinds of mixed paints and eells, both at
wholesale and retail a large variety of
oil colors, leads, putty, varnish, stains,
enamel, brushes and painters and deeera-
tors supplies and sundries. The business
Is steadily increasing in volume, and the
members of the firm state that the sales
this pring are considerably in excess Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
RME G0rresp0zpdes,ce 10y Mail Solicited.
2 Estimates H1ahe from Plans "a

they carry by going through their estab
lishment. The main building is five
stories and in addition, they have a sub
basement for their heavy goods.
They are distributing agents for the
northwest for the United States Heater
company, who make the Capitol and
Mascot" hot water and steam heating
boilers, which are SO well known through
out the west. They also have the agency
the well known Crane company.
They have an enormous steam pump
trade, controlling the sale at Minnea polls
of the Fairbanks steam pumps. This con-
Germ is noted for its progressive spirit
and for its fair dealings and is we'll
known to the trade throughout the north
west. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
WALL PAPER J0BBING

The Extensive Business. of g. W.sTur-
nerS a Co. of minneapolis.
Within three years the firm of G. W.
Turner & Co. Of 514 Second avenue S,
Minneapolis, has built up the largest wall
paper business in the northwest. George.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01

commodate this large variety of stock the
firm occupies almost the entire building
at 239-43 First avenue N, and has the
largest floor space of any paper house in
the city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS 4
JoBBING CENTER
It Has Become Great Market for Building Materials.
General Supply Point for the Northwest.
Some Lines of Trade Reach Out Over the Entire Country
A General Supply Point for the Northwest.
Some Lines of Trade Reach Out Over the Entire Country

that does not contain orders for building
stock
The Pratt Paper company covers Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin
reaching the best territory in the north
west .,-..-.-- .---.~.....-r .-- -.-z.,--
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-02-12
Chteli ztrestati yraha.

V Chester, Pa, zsstfelen byl
policista Mark Allen ternocht m
Albertem Western, kdyz tohoto
zatykal pro nepotadne chovani a
v}stup jakousi ternoskou. Vrah
neiprve stfelil policistu do nohy a
kdyz tento padnul ma zem, tu Wy
pail do neho jeste dge rany smrt
pax okamzite nasledovala. West
po spachane vrazde uprchl, ale
byl chycen, ukr}vaje Sc jedne
mastali Darby, mestetku VIDA
lenem 7 mil cd Chester. Kdyz byl
pfiveden nazpet, tu shluklo Sc asi
1000 lidi na namesti a kfikem:
"Lyneujte ho!' Zabte ho" hnali
Sc ma Wests. PoIiciste chranili
vraha svymi tely, ale tento piece
zasazen byl mnohym; ranami holi
d kone6ne dav chtel no vyrvati
policisttm rukou, lee West pfec
dopraven byl do radniee, ale roz-
zufeny dav vyvratil zelezna vrata
kfikem: 'Lyntujte ho" fftil
Sc do Witt radnice. v koridoru
vssk stalo oddeleni policist1 Wy
tazenymi revolvery ii hrozili, ze
kazdeho zastfeli, kdo odvazi Sc
dale a pied touto hrozbou dav
pomalu, &C lanim, ustoupil =
Venku v1dci davu vymyslili noyy
plan, jak by dostali vraha do sve
moci nacelnik policie byl konet-
ne donucen tyto vhdce zstknouti a
kdyz mayor mesta promluvil k
davu, BE vrah neujde zaslouzene.
mu trestu, ktery zakon mad aim
vytkne, tn teprve dav ustoupil
nadvofi radnice, ale ma ulicf, h
bylo al dlouho do noei plno lidf a
ponevadz Sc mayor obaval noveho
1toku ma radnici, tu straze byly
sesileny. Roziitfeny lid koneene Sc
upokoiiI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-02-12
ZhOubnY pozar.

Ackoliv name dnes skoro v
kazdem sebe mensim mesteeku
hasicske stanice a opatfenf proti
ohni, nicmene tu a tam zpasobf
pozar ohromne skody mnohdy
ohnivzdorne budovy poskodi. Pra-
We tax jako zhoubny pozar ohro-
zuje lidsky majetek tax ohrozova-
no je zdravf a zivot cloveka memo.
cemi, ktere obytejne cd zaludku
pochazejf. Jedinym a jiste dtin-
kujfcim prostfedkem, kterym lie
podebne nemoce odstraniti, jest
pouze Trinerovo lecive vino, iehoz
vyrabitelem jest jedine Josef Tri-
ner, 799 So. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago, Ill. Znamenity osvedceny
tento lex cistf krev posiluje celou
soustavu Gloveka a chranf pied
nemocemi, ktere pochazejf cd Ia
ludku, stfev, ledvin a jater. lest
k dostanf We vsech lekarnach
nemelo by Sc ho postradati. Pakli
ho nema vas lekarnfk ma sklade,
piste pfimo ma vyrabitele vystfi-
hejte Sc vsech Skodlivych a bez-
cennyCh padelkd!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-02-12

vltr, ktery plameuy hnal pies
mesto v Sill jedne mile sice
zrovna pies obchodni Cast a vse-
cka nam aha mistnich hasitd, 2
okolufch NEST pfispechavsfch, byla
marna. Ohen opanovan teprve 3D.
poledne, ale v ssutinach doutna to
dale a hasiGi must trosky, nichz
vybuchuji stale jeste plameny,
stfeziti. We m6ste prohlaSeno bylo
stanne pravo serifovi pffruci
hlidali ulice po 7. hodine veter
nesmf nikdo ma ulici, kteryzto "a
kaz potrva po nekolik dnf. Behem
ohne udaly Sc tetne loupeze a
prave proto u6inena tax pffsna
opatfenf. Tisfc rodin, vesmes "a
mozneisfch, pfipraveno bylo o sve
pfibytky. Ma stestineshofela zadna
velkych pfadelen, We kterychz
Sc nepfetrzite pracuje. Phi ohni
zatteno bylo II lupitd. Mayor
mesta Sc vyjadfil, ze obyvatelstvo
nepotfebuje cize pomoci, lee kdyz
2 Newarku doprageno bylo 5000
bochnfkd chleba do Patterson, tu
byly pohofelymi pfijaty diky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-02-12
0broyska kradez

V Detroit, Mich, zstten byl v
pondeli Y noci Frank c. Andrews,
mistoptedseda City Savings banky,
ma obvineni, ze provjnil Sc prot
statnin bankovnfm zakondm. --
ProVineni Jeho spoc,ya tom, ze
1myslne wal banky, jejiz byl
mistopfedsedou, vice nez ST.
600, 600, aaiI by byI dal jakousi
zaruku. Mimo to ptimel kasira
banky, ze tento potvrdil teky v
obnosu s662, 900, jez drzeny jsou
peti mistplmi zavody chraneny
jsou zarukou, slozenou Andrew
sem. Neni znamo, kan Andrew-
sem zpronevefene penize Sc pode-
ly. Nejspise je tyz ztratil ' MEDIA
fenych spekulacfch. Andrews
opustil pied nekolika lety farmu s
S. kapse. Pc zaplaceni dluhd
zbylo mu pouze SI.25. Pustil Sc
do r6lnych obchodd. stesti mu
pfalo nekolika letech -stal Sc
milionafem. 4 milionafe stal Sc
zlodejem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-02-12
z KWERIkY.
zPRAvY TELEGRAFICKE.
Pfehled re sveta politick6ho kronika uda, nStf

jela k nemn a president Roosevelt
odlozil svou cestu na yystavu do
Charlestonu. Hochovi nyni jest
lepe, svsak nebezpeti dosud nemi-
nulo.
Druha Cast zpravy prdmyslove
komise uvefejuena byIa sobotu
tYka Sc prdmyslovych sdruzeni
a k omezeni tohoto zla komise
navrhule;
Ably distriktnimu navladnimu Y
Soustati bylo nafizeno, ably zakro-
Gill proti temto sdruzenin pro po.
rusovani spolkoveho protitrustov-
niho zakona. .....
Ably sdruzeni, zname pod jme.
mem trusty, kter6 mali "a Gtel
omeziti soutez a vyrobu, byly roz-
pusteny jako nezakonite.
Ably pfijsty byly neipfisnejsi
zakony kougresu statnich
Iegislaturach proti trustdm, jez
tinl rozdil mezi odkupniky sni,
zovaEim cen zbozi ma n6kterem
miste hledf znititi mfstnf soutez.
Ably statnich legislaturach phi
laty byly zakony proti rozvodno'
vani zakladniho kapitaluv trnsteh
ably staty mely moe regulovati
popiatky ma sluzbu korPoraciGako
drah atd
Ably uvalena byla ma vSechny
statni korporace rotni dan 2 fren-
CASIO, ktera by Sc zvysogala Sc
zvetsenym vytezkem korporaci
A konetne ably pfi sekretariatu
fnanci zfizen byl zvlastnf odbor,
iehoz Gkolem by bylo proyadGti
vefejnou kontroiu mad trusty a
korporacemi.
V tonic odporuteni pr6myslo.
We komise skrgva Sc mnoho do
brych myslenek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-02-12
Zpravy osobnr.

Vcera veter zavftal k nam
navstevou P Jos. Hotek, mladY
pokrotily rolnfk cd Fort Dodge,
Ia Pfijel do On ahy minulou So
botu s manzelkou a d'tkem, iez
churavi a svefil je peel ira. K. H.
Breuera Doufame, ze CO nejdffve
odveze 81 opet chof a ditko dplne
vyl6tene.
V pondelf nell jsme potese-
nj pohovotiti 81 nGkolik okamzikd
S uvedomelym krajanem p. Frank
Dobeshem Ansley, Neb, Pfijel
Sc podfvat na dobyt6f trh v South
Omaze pfi te pfilezitosti obied-
nal 81 nektere hospodafske stroie.
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N6cO, co yam prOspeie.

Nezname zadneho zpdsobu, ia
kym bychom mohli ttenaf1m ma
Sim lePe poslouziti, nez kdyz jim
sdelfme neco, co jim skuteene
prospeje. Ia tou pffGinou chceme
Ie seznamiti jednfm nejlepsfch
lekd v trhu proti kasli, ryme a
one desne chorobe -zaskrtu. Mi
mime tim Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Pouzfvali jsme ho S ta-
kovym dobrym vysledkem v nasf
rodine po tax dlouho, ze Sc stal
domacf nezbytnosti. Phi vcasnem
pouzitf ieho nemeli jsme nizadne
pochyby pouze CO do cssu opet-
ne zabranil zaskrtu. Syedectvf
toto zaklada Sc ma nssf vlastnf
zkusenosti a domnfvame Sc, ze
nasi ttensfi, zvlaste ii, kteff mali
lie dftky, mali jej vzdy We SVEN
jme jako zestitu proti zaskrtu. -
Camden IS. C) Messenger. Ma
prodei vsech lekarnfkn.
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Osudnl souboi.

4 Cheyenne oznameno patek,
ze diva percheronsti hfebci, i'm
portovani Angle, svedIi spolu
souboj ma zivot a ma smrt dobyt
elm rychlovlaku Union Pacific
drahy. Jeden hfebec byl usmrcen,
kara rozbita ma tfisky a majiSeI
konf, Edgar Boise, ztratil 81, 500,
Diva sluhove osetfujfcf hfebce,
museli kary uteci, ably nebyli
usmrceni kopyty zuby rozzufe.
nych zvffat. Veskere pokusy roz.
trhnouti zapasfcf kone byly mar.
nymi boj skoncen teprve tehdy,
kdyz jednomu koni podafilo Sc
soupefi pfekousnouti hrdelnici,
nasledkem cehoz tyz vykrvaceI.