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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

Democratic Nominee Tor House OF Delegates.
of Delegates will be in accordance with
what he honestly believes the people
desire and what will be for the benefit
of the State and County.
Mr. \. G. Wilson is Il son of the
late Mr.. Hanson Wilson, who was the
only man ever elected twice to the office
of Sheriff of Allegany county.
He was born October !, 1854, near
Flintstonc In 1865 his parents moved
to Cumberland and he attended the
public schools i'll that city. In 1881 the
subject OF this sketch, entered the West
ern Maryland College at Westminster,
from which he was graduated with
honors i'll 1885.
In the fall of 1885, Mr.. Wilson en-
tered the railroad mail service on the
p. r. r. running between Cumberland
and Huntington, Pa, for four years.
During this period he read law in the
office of Judge Boyd.
For over il year, lSS9-93, Mr.. Will
son was business manager of the Evening
Times. During this time occurred the
terrible flood at Johns town, Pa, and
Mr.. Wilson and Col. Avirett, propric
tor of the Timers, were the first news
paper men to enter that city after the
disaster and sent the first telegram, eX-
cept on railroad business, from the city.
q In 1891, the late Judge Sloan, Mr..
William X. Percy, Mr.. Frank b. Beall
and Mr. a. G.. Wilson organized the
Cumberland Hardware Company. Mr..
Wilson was elected president of the
company and has held that position ever
since.
Mr.. Wilson became superintendent
of agencies of the Humber Bicycle Co.
in 1896, with headquarters in BALTIMORE.
He became prominent Us ii cyclist aud
for seven years represented this State in
the National Assembly of the League of
American Wheeimen. He was elected
vice-presid2nt of that organization at
Louisville, Ky, in 1891. AT the meet
ing in New York in 1898 he WAS elected
president
In 1900 Mr. Wilson was appointed
Il member of the board of school com
misSioners and elected president of the
board. Without any solicitation upon
his part, he was appointed in 1902, and
is now president of that board. The
record he has made is well known.
The cause of education never had an
ADLER champion than Mr. Wilson. He
has performed his duties in an inteili-
gent, energetic, DuSln"SS-Eie manner
and the result is we'll known to every
one. Mr.. Wilson may well indeed
feel proud OF this record.
Mr.. Wilson was Il candidate fuI the
House of Delegates in 1901, bnt the Re
publican ticket was elected.
In 1894, Mr.. Wilson was married to
the daughter of Mr.. p. J. Smith and
they have three bright interesting chill
dren.
Such in brief is Il sketch of the life of
\. G. Wilson. 1t has been an active,
successful, uscful life thu, far and
there is every reason for thinking that
the future holds forth promise of much
greater achievements. for Mr.. Wilson
is but III the prime of life and blessed
with robust constitution, well trained
intellect, most excellent Judgment and
an abundant supply OF common
sense" He is certain TO win great
honor for himself tile comfy aud State.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
4 BAD Policy.

That party paper which refuses to stand by
its party when the latter is wrong Is, after
all, the best party paper. 1t is such paper
that has influence in keeping its party i'll
line with right action and in saving it from
the disgrace of electing to office men who
will bring the party into disreputc.-Bing-
hamton On. " Hcrald.
AS party papers now go they could not
be more unreliable, generally speaking.
if they iterated and reiterated day after
day, week after week the phrase
If you see it in this paper it Amt so.
Some day this sort Of thing will
eliminate in great evil.
1t is not i'll the nature of things that "A
continuous, unvarying policy of treason
to truth shall turn out other than in
some climacteric disaster.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
GuaranteeinnPO Positions.

l have read with considerable interest
and much disgust the three articles that
have lately appeared i'll our trade papers
endeavoring to justify the guaranteeing
of positions. | trust that the publicity
being given the matter through the
columns of the papers will result in
stamping ont the netarions and fraudu-
lent practice.
address as President of the Private
Commercial School Managers .ASsoci-
alton at Milwaukee. | did not i'll that
address recommend that Il school pro
l,riGtnr who guaranteed positions should
be barred from membership, although
might very property have done 50. L
have always felt, i'll connection with our
school associations, that we should get
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Ought to be drought to Book"


The rhyme of trade unioniSts--
Whether you work by the piece or work by
the day,
Decreasing the hours increases the pay
While seemingly paradoxical, Is in the
majority of cases absolutely and literally
true.-John NtchCH.
Herein we have another instance akin
to "a. G. Wilson's jolly of the school
teachers Increased salaries from a
platform of lower taxes
And on this point he is more explicit
and decisive.
That is, Mitchell qualities, Wilson
does not.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Business Locals.


Rev John :. Cox, of Wake, Ark, writes
"for II years suffered from yellow JIun-
dice. | consulted Il number OF physicians
and tried ali sorts of medicines, but got no
relief. Then ! began the use OF Electric
BItters and feel that am now cured OF a
disease that had me in its grasp for twelve
years. If you want reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach dis
order or general debility, get Electric Bit
tiers. It's guaranteed by l.. PARKER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Only IL Few Published,

1t is not possible for the proprIctors to
publish more than very few of the numcr-
Gus letters received in praise of Chamber
lain's Collc, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy
and telling of its remarkable cures. They
come from people i'll every walk in life
and from every State in the Union. The fol
lowing from Mr.. I. W. ''rcathousc. of
PrattsDurg, Ga, speaks for itself: n would
have been dead now but for the use of
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhua
Remedy. 1t cured me of chronic diarrh"a
after seven years of suffering. | can never
say too much i'll praise of that remedy. For
sale by l.. PARKER.
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" by.

The JOURNAL favors unrcservediy the
election of A. c. WillisOn.
Not that it opposes, or feels unfriend-
ly i'll the slightest degree to any other
legislative nominee, but because 1t be-
lieves him the best equipped man i'll the
race for securing the means to continue
State Normal School No. 2.
If any man in the county can do that
he can.
1t is vital, too that it be done.
1t will take at least four years to prore
to the State outside this county that the
School is a need.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

The following notes of transfers of
real estate are of more or less interest {:
Ann Bucket to George Bucket, sr. life
estate in property at Moscow, $40.
Gennie Robertson to Mary A. Hetz. lot on
Douglas avenue. Homecoming, 800.
August Rechett. ST., to Mary \. Ictz,
lot in Homecoming, SD.
John w. Arnold to Johanna sullivan two
lots at Eckhart mines 81 Boa.
Mary Loar to Annie +. Reed tracts near
BarrcilvIle, $500.
Winfield : Trimble to john l.. Bridges,
lot between Mt. Savage and MorlntOwn, 500.
Thomas McGann to Johanna sullivan,
lot in Frostburg, so
Mary and Charles A. MOrrlScy to Caroline
Lewis, property in Frostburg. 5000
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Last Word.

According to the party papers it is
all over except the counting.
But let no voter vote for other than
those he esteems the best men.
Don't vote merely to be on the Win
ming side.
The voter, white or black, who does
this ought to be disfranchised.
With him might makes right'-a
sentiment essentially, dangerously
vicious.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
John j. STUMP.

There is no genius i'll life like that
of energy and activity. These twin
virtues find liberal representation in the
personality of John J. Stump, one of
the five candidates chosen by the Re-
publicans to represent Allegany county
i'll tie next General Assembly at An
napollS. Although Il young man. scarce
ly turned thiTy, for he was born Sep
TENDER -. 1873, at Oldtown, Maryland,
Mr.. Stump has achieved marked success
i'll business. his energetic, progressive
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

The JOURNAL : hat is off TO the Cum
berland NrWS.
No attempt to deceive the Mine
Workers. was made here
The item upon which its comment
was based WAS not less than two weeks
Old, and the JOURNAL has good dcmo-
cratic authority for stating that it was
vet NiAlnr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

After participating in laces i'll this
State, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
New York, Dr. q. y. Smith has brought
''B. O. S." his racing nag, home for the
winter. The reason was successful IN
every way, "B. .. s, returning with IL
record six seconds better dian the 2:2O';
with which he started. In no instance
did he come in behind third and III most
he won first money. He is unquestion-
ably q fine animal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Two Inventors.

.'ProfesSor" said the hostess to the great
inventor of the dmigible arship. Il want
YOU to meet Mr.. IIogg, who has just come
You inventors should know each other
.Really-er-l can't say | ever heard of
Mr. Hogg.
NO? He is the inventor of the patent
elastic diuner-vest for bo" "i"""i%.-Phila-
delphia Press.
\ Frost burg gentleman of similar name
is the occasion if not the inventor of Il
fountain-pen of diphtheria and other
filth diseases.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

For several months our younger brother
had been troubled with indigestion. He
tried several remedies but got no benefit
from them. We purchased some oi
Chambrrlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and he commenced taking them. Inside of
thirty days he had gained forty pounds in
flesh. He is now fully rccoy"re !. We have
good trade on tho TablctS.~-HuIIUY Bios,
Merchants Long Branch, Mo For sale by
pNpL.t,r
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Crisis.

1t is now held in Germany that total all
stinence is not hurtful to the human con-
utiOn.-Birmingham (Ala.) .1gc-H,r"H
But il the postulate cannot be estab-
lished, will our friend, +. G.. Hrndrick-
son, take the other side:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Broke Into His House,

). lie Quinn, of Cavendish, VT. was
robbed of his customary health by invasion
of Chronic Constipation. When DR.. King :
New Life Pills broke into his house, his
trouble was arrested and now he's entirely
cured. They re guaranteed to cure, p cents
at l.. pARKER>.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

YOU see, in the theatrical business great
many people make astronomical mistakes"
What do you mean by that
They think they are stars and they only
prove TO be- comets. Chicago Post.
Great judges, old man. it is almost
the same situation jn the Homecoming
newspaper business
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
600 Easy"

Henry Edward Warner, i'll Baltimore,
cautions someone thuswisc. The JOUR
NAL adopts the almonition and frames
it because astrologically, there is some
times danger i'll stellar quadrlaterals:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Both Guilty OfCrimc.

OF course, it is very wrong to dis
ing his duty in the case of the State RS.
Warner ct al. several years ago.
1t was equally wrong to punish Henry
Kyd Douglas for doing his duty here III
1894.
These incidents go to show
|, That the party that holds an OPP
posing nominee punishable for having
at some time done sworn duty INDUCES
a conspiracy that is criminal both col
lectively and indjrjd"diiH, and
2, That both the leading parties do it..
This is strong Indictment but the
JOURNAL can see no SAFE way tomodify it.
Ought to be drought to Book"
To citizens who feel that the county s
delegates should 90 to Annapolis to
represent the I"opIr it is not pleasing to
hear that certain nominees have been
secured by the Wabash, or by the B.
and O.
Fact is, before Tuesday morning a
complete showdown ought to be re-
quired of every Legislative nominee
/, Which interest do You favor-the
B. and O. or Wabash, and
2, Is there any other special interest
which will take precedence of the ser
vice you primarily owe to III" p"op'c !
II so, name it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Answer.

\ notary public has been sent to Jail in
New York for riding on a Pullman pass.
The West is full of notares who would like
to know how he got it.-kansas City (MoD
star.
That's easy.
He got the notary appointment
first.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
Easy.

"philip's Boy should capitalize Mud
ger. says the Minnie JorENNL.
Why ?-IhNp'% Day.
Because "NudEer" is a personal pro,
noun of the first person singular num-
Der. representing the boy who is a
capital fellow.
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
Married.

Near Ocean Monday, October 6, 1903,
by Rev. f. G. Ailard. Miss Annie r.
Shartzer to Mr.. Charles Eakins, all of
this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

roof OF all evil, but now it is the whole
tree. FhHip'S HD0.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

methods having earned substantial re-
ward. Mr.. Stump received his early
training in the public school at Oldtown,
and being an apt student and enjoying
the instruction OF such well known
teachers as John NJ. Cresap. Frank B.
Beall, John ID. Mountz and DIR. James
b. Barth, he made the best of his OPP
portunities and accepted every possible
advantage.
Mr.. Stump removed to Cumberland
III 1889 and almost from the date of
his coming became actively identified
with politics. In 1901 he was elected
to the city council from the fifth ward
and was reelected at the expiration of
his first term of office, each time by II
handsome majority. Mr.. Stumps work
in council has been exceedingly popular
for he is kcenly alive 70 to the tax
payers interests. He is ever ready to
advocate improvements, but the city
must get one hundred cents worth fol
every dollar expended. Mr.. Stump is
an enthusiastic volunteer fireman and
has served as president and as secretary
of the Maryland State Fireman's ASso.
citation. He is married and resides with
his family at No. 90 Park street, Cum
berland.
Mr.. Stump is admirably qualified fol
the office to which he aspirrs. He is a
clever and logical extemporaneous
speaker and when advocating his views,
does So pertinently, explicitly and con-
vincingly. As a member of the House
of Delegate; he Will reflect honor upon
tn" county and State.
Political
4 I =, g I'll, I
Stump, herein printed it can he authori-
tatively stated that if elected he will
make Il specially Of wori, for State
Normal School No. ,; in fact, he as
sures the Journal that he will permit
no representative to 90 further i'll honor
able effort to secure the perpetuity of
that institution. The JOURNAL makes
this statement with no little gratitica-
ton, because it appears to be Il response
to its own earnrstneSs III the matter
That Mr.. Stump will be good as his
word is warranted by his record.
Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to the couples named below:
John Edward Eosenburgcr and Grace
Rosa Laruc, both of Frostburg.
Charles Patrick Lynch, of Mt Savage, and
Clara Gather of Glencoe Pa
Daniel Thomas NIGHTINGALE and Maggie
Reese, both of Frostburg
Thomas Patrick Nagle, of Parkcrsburg
W. Va, ana Bridget W. Shields of
Froatburg.
Journalistic.
The Homecoming star printed last
week the first issue of its 18th year
The Stil is ii big reflex of its founder
and edltor-paper, founder and editor
having all grown together from boy
hood to Il maturity that is portly and fat.
The JOURNAL would see them grow into
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

For pleasant physIc take Chambcrlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy To take
Pleasant in effect. For sale by
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Only So
TO Mckecsport and PttSburg and return
Sunday, November 1, 1908.

Special Train, ria Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, will leave Cumberland at : Il. IN.
gan excellent opportunity to visit the
beautiful Parks and Ioologlcal Gardens.
Call on agent Baltimore IL Ohio Railroad
for full particulars.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

H,u"gy-IIow many inhabitants in this
town?
Natjrc-Thc population, sir, of this ycrc
city is tWenty-Scvcn SoulS-an a editor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31

George n. Beall found this the other
day and slammed it right down on the
Journal:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-31
JOURNALISTIC.

The Homecoming star printed last
week the first Issue of its 18th year,
The St;.' is big reflex of its founder
and editor-paper, founder and editor
having all grown together from boy
hood to maturity that is portiy and fat.
The JOURNAL. would see them grow into
yet more lustlhood. Anywhere this side
of fatty degeneration will do.
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Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
: KWEKaKY.
zpRAvy rEleGaAFlcxt.
Pfchlcd 70 wcta poItlcktho kronika uda. oStf

Cannon evolen mluvtim So. kon
gresu NisM dom se scsel X "a
sedani poledne, natcs klcrk
Mcdowell zayolal eleny X poFAdku
po pfeeteni presidcntoya poseI.
stvi zyolen byl Cannon mluvtim.
Tato volba piiiata byla obrom
nSm potleskem. ktery zpnsobil
r0menec We tvafi staflekeho kon.
gresnika. Cannon jest velice po.
pularnim u dcmokrat0,
v kazdem statp a izemi rozda.
vail Sc nyni semena zahradni v
1hrnnem mnozstvi 1000 tnn.
Tato semena poehazi re zemGdel.
skeho odboru Minuly kopgres
utinil ma semena povolenf S27o, Z.
600 a rozdano bude As miliond
balitk0. kazdY senator, zastupce
delegat kongresu obdrziI2, 500
baliek0 ma rozdelenou mezi sye
yolite, kdezto odbor sam rozesle
iich 700, 600 svym dopisvstelnm a
800, 600 statnim grsndzim dal.
sich nekolik get tisfc bude jich
poslano povetrnostnim 1fadov.
nam, aneb vladnfn poknsngm
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HlQdla lflRait0St !

Prodam svdi mgetek, kiery 30
naleza V Prague, Okl. Teri, v
iednom nejlepe zkvetsIicfch NEST
ma yychod Cd Oklahoma City.
MajeLek ten poz6stava ze lfeeh
lot1 ma robu obchodnich ulic. Ma
lotech tech nacha2f Sc hotel a pax
velka obchodnl budoya. Hotel
jest 24x5o stopach, o dvou po-
schodich Ma hlavni podlaSe uni.
sttna jest 1fadovna, pos,ranna
jidelna, a Y zadu buebyns Ma
drube podlaze jest 9 kraopych,
eistych pokojd, vesmes modernim
nabytkem opatfenyeh. Stor jest
1890 stop 8 pfistaykem, bodiefm
Sc dobfe "a skladiSte, velkosti
fox38 ST. Y zadu "a botelem po.
stavcn jest maiy domek i4x2o vt.
a pax pfadelna, taktez 1890 st.
jest zde dobra stadns vytetnou
vodou. Majetek ten lezi block
zapadne cd banku ma Main uliei.
Jest to to nejIepSi pFilezitost pro
krajana, nebot jest TO jediny hotel
tesb9 Jedin6 chatrne zdravf jest
pfieinou prodeIe TAX yynosne ziy-
nosti, Cena $4,000. BlizSi po.
drobnosti sdeli adm. I. !. aneb
mattel FRANK BARTA,
9x4 Prague, Okl Terr.
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Kan seie rolliIsa.

Y Richardsyille y liowlinRtcen,
=, aaslirlll vpAtek sondeo Upton
Samolneho folnika Toma Stcwar
IA soudec vydal na tuhoto satS.
kae na aadost ioho syna, 8 ktorym
sc tastielcny pohAdal a pax popraI
k vali politieo, Stewart byl lvrd5m
repuhlikanem, ale ' dternich vol
bach poprso volil demokratieky,
coa ma syn vytykal. Ze slov
pllslo 10 do klf1ku syn, dostav
nokolik ncbcspetnyeh ran, prohla.
sil, Be neeha otee zatknouti a take
pied soudcem Uptonem odpiisah.
nul zatykat ua nti. akmilc SO o
tom stary Stewart doyedel, vska.
zal soudci, be ho us potkani
zsstfeli kdyz Sc oba v patek
potkali ma uliei, promluvili spolu
nekolik prudkyeh SLOW tom
soudce vytahnnl revolver vystfe.
~ ma Stewarta okamzite ho
tismrtl.
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Vtera, ' 1ter3, o 70. bot

fcefdI utefy, 10 hoo.
dopol odbyyana byla veselka p.
Vdclava Janky, syna p. Jos. Janky,
Sc sletnou Marii Rechoyou, dcerou
p, Vac Rechy, ehramu Pane y
Braiuard. Syatebni yeseIi a hosti.
ma odbyyala sc Y dome nevGsty
Iylastni nahodou svatebniho We.
self s1saStniI Sc tez p, Jakub Ian
ka s manzelkou, bratr p. Josefa
Janky, 2 Kinghsher, Okla,
V patek veGer zastfelil Sc
neStastnou nahodou r7lety Cbas
Taylor bydIicf 8 mile zapadne cd
Edgar Vyscl si jeste sc dvema
soudfuhy Da loy diyokyek kachen
a kdyz plnli ' lodce, chtel k sobe
pfitabnouti "a blayefi pusku, lezici
ma dne lodky. Nestastnou naho.
dou 2 obou blssnf vysly rany, 2
nichz iedna zasahla nebobeho mia
dlka do leve ruky, druha do pr
sou, Soudruzi dopraviIi Taylora
domh, kdez "a nedlouho skonal.
- V sobotu v noel pFisel do
Papillion broznG zohayeng muz,
jenz udaI, ze Sc jmenuie Albert
Freemard a ze Omaha jest jeho
domovem. Vypfaye!, &c byi We
Wshoo pfepaden a suroyG stInten.
Byl mu pfcrazen nos, sp1sobeny
mu dV6 dlouhe rany no2em obli-
teli a ma hlave, pferazena mu Ieva
ruks ' lokti a vyrazeny mu vsecb-
ny pfednf zuby. We Valley do.
stale Sc mu lekaTskGho oBetfeni
V Papillion zsstavil Sc ma ceste do
Omahy.
We Fremon, yypalila We
etvrtek odpoledne pf. Charles De.
pewova 2 feyolyern III rany ga
sonsedku syou pf, Elmer Berry.
ovou a vsechny hi zasahIy tuto
do mssile easti stehna. S vykH'
KEN ''vrazdaf' klesla zranena
PAM k zemi, astez pfilelkyn6 jeff,
PAM Sidersova, doproyodila il do
jeji obydll PAM Depewova byla
zateena uveznena, Manzel 3olete
pani Depewove kohl SC pry pani
Berryove a tato, puzena jscuc Gar
livosii, chtela SO ma sokyni sVe
pomstiti. Zrsneni Berryove jest
bolestn6, avsak neni nebezpeenc.
- Hans Voss re Schneider
townshipu Buffalo okresu spa
chal minulou stFedu sebevrazdu.
Povesil Sc v corn cribu,' avsak
byl zayeas jeste spozorovan, ufiz.
nut lekafdm podsFilo Sc koneene
po delsim dsilf pfivesti jei k,zivotu
Pozdeii vsak podafllo Sc Vossovi
zmocniti Sc krabieky paFizskou
zeleni, kterez znacnou dayku po-
I'll. Lekafnm podafilo Sc sice
prudky jed vyeerpati zoufalci &c
zaludku, avsak Voss nicmene v
brzku zemFel. voss poslan byl
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