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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Fire Engine Trust.

NEWARK. N. j., Jan. S-Vicc
Chancellor Emery today appointed ].
II. Clark and c. Kimball receivers
for the International Fire Engine
company, New Jersey corporation
with $4,000, 600 capital. The company
is known as the fire engine trust.
which was organized five years ago.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
''ln the Midst
OF Life We
Arc in Death''
LICENSED TO MARRY.

Charles Gilmore of Newport and
Alice Wooding of lone; Carey Glenn
mems and Mabel Maltby of Camden,
Wash; II. II. Horseboen and Julia
Anna Nefers both of Fairfield; John
H. Lee and Maud Curry, and Q. r.
Daily and May Wesley. all of Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Fire at Ballard.

BALLARD, Wash, Jan, S.-The
single mill and dry kilns and three
million shingles OF the Nichols Lumber
company were totally destroyed 10y fire
tins morning Loss So 600. Favorable
wind alone saved ;hc western Luli OF
ths city
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Pope Said No.

ROME. Jan. S.-The vatican de-
clines to receive the Macedonian
leader. Sarafof, in special audience.
The latter is disappointed, as 1t was
expected thus to gain many addi-
tional volunteers for the Instruction.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

LONDON, Jan. 6.-Japanese Min
lister Hayaski today confirmed the
report that Russia's reply has been
received at Toxic, but declined to dis
close the details.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
LEAVE
Army Bids Farewell
to the Emperor
at Toxic.

TOXIC, Jan. e.-Twsnt-six thou
Sand troops were reviewed on Aoya-
ma Held today BY the emperor. They
composed the First division, known
- the Imperial Guards and will con-
stitats the third division II war II
declared. Immense crowds Witnessed
tie review, which was regarded ~ a
farewell lsavs-takinG. The emperor
went to the field In a state coach, but
II the review WAS mounted on . hand
some horse. A brilliant stan ana all
foreign attaches formed . noteworthy
escort.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
BIRTHS.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Miller of
Moran prairie. son, on December 26
To Mr. and Mrs ID. w. Kerr. 2522
Cincinnati avenue, a son. on Deem
Der 80.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
A SWELL DANCE.

No. 1917, Royal Ncighbors OF Amer
lea. Will give n social dance NTH
floor Pennicll hall, Wednesday, June
10. All Woodmcn and friends are in
vltcd. Nolans music.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Just Resigned.

Capt Bryant of the Volunteers has
res isned. No reason Is assigned. The
Volunteers are doing work similar to
tie Salvation array.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Society Women.

Mrs. A. Kuhn. wife of the
we'll known bank official. will
this afternoon visit the Frank
lin school and poor women's
homes. i'm company with Cap
tain McClelland of Ondawa inn.
The mission is to find young
girls for the sewing class.
Other well known society wom-
en-, among them Mrs. Emery,
will Join.
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To Subscribers.

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please call up the Press office, Main
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Is This War?

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. s. Russia
has purchased 100000 pounds of
beef ana bacon OF Cudehy on rush
order, shipment to te via San Fran
ciscN
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Witness Gone

TOPEKA, Kan. June s.--EnglnseR
Benjamin. who is wanted as the prin-
cipal witness iii the Willard wreck.
is still absent. The coroncr's inquiry
is indefinitely postponed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
DEATHS.

William Schlick, aged At years died
yesterday at his home, 1905 Indiana
avenue The funeral viii take place
from Smith a. Co.'S parlors.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

p. c. Shine instituted suit today to
recover $500 with interest from March
ii. 1903. from Sylvester Cohalin for
services as attorney for the de-
PENDANT
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Married..

Rev. !. NJ. Barry of Trinity church,
united in marriage last night Mr. Carey
Cicmmcns and Mrs. Mabel Maltby, Of
Caradcn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Redress
In Court

A. W. Boyd has filed suit for divorce
fro IN his wife Sarah Boyd. In the COM
plant he alleys that they were mar
ried in Hesseltine, in this state, in.
June, 1891 and that about April, 1901
the defendant began to neglect her
home and cease to love him, and at
divers times since that date has writ
ten him letters saying that she did not
love him and would not live with him
as his wife any longer under any cir
cumstances. He therefore prays TO
have the bonds of matrimony dissolved.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

William r. Full, has been appointed
guardian Of Harriet Layton, his niece
osed 10 years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

presented to Ex-senator George Turner
by his excellency King Edward, The
Colonel is wearing one which was
builded for HIM especially by the fam
Gus Stetson, and he says any old hat
is good enough for him If it is the
product of home industry.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
80, >
The Battle Of
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s.
Today was the eighty-eighth an
iversary of General Jackson's
defeat of the British at the bat
tie of New Orleans. In COM
memoration of the anniversary
federal, state and city Offices
were closed and the day was
otherwise observed as a legal
holiday throughout Louisiana.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

Anna NJ. Berg has instituted suit in
the superior court to recover from l..
Csaszi, furrier, the sum of $3.50, alleg-
ed to be the value of an Alaskan seal
skin jacket which plaintiff claims to
have left with the defendant for GER
tain repairs. The complaint states
that the jacket, was repaired but was
lost by defendant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

Florence Anna Richards and Joseph
William Callivet were married in Dec
ember 1897, at Long Island. New, York,
and four months later the husband
deserted his wife and today the wife
was granted divorce and restored to
her maiden name.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08

Silvia Caskev Powers was today
granted divorce from William Pow
ers. The plaintiffs mother in her tes-
timony said that Powers was a gam
bier and that he not only contributed
nothing TO his wife's support since
September 1902. but that they never
saw him except when he was without
money. The wife's testimony in sub
stance was that the nearest~her ,hus-
band had come to giving any support
to her or their two children was to
write or tell her personally of the big
things that he would do n, some future
time. 49,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-08
Col. Patrick Henry
Winston Believes
In Home Industry

Colonel Patrick Henry Winston, the
popular editor of Winston's Weekly,
is a trihe jealous of the shining deer
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31
The Dregs of Populism.

The Populist state convention met
at Colorado Springs last week and af-
ter resolving that the Republican state
administration had ''trampled upon
constitutional and statutory law and
violated the most sacred rights of free
men," proceeded to nominate state
ticket to assist in perpetuating the
conditions so strenuously condemned.
The convention, too, had some
hard things to say about the Demo
cratic party. Nothing vital, to be
sure; but to the effect that the Dem
ocratic organization could never hopa
to regain its good graces so long as it
refrained from fusing with the grand
old party of Gray, Mills and Overs.
The Populist party has truly fallen
from its once high estate. The rem
nsnt is a sickly line of would be pap
suckers. obedient to the commands of
Chief Vultures Gray, Mills and Overs.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

This piratical triumviIate keeps
the machine in existence, not because
the machine itself is worth preserv-
ing. but for the purpose of levying
tribute on the old parties.
/. matters not at all where Mills or
Gray find their political homo. They
are of little consequence except as
cheap manipulators and are known to
be in collision with the Republicans.
On the other hand, Judge Overs is a
man with considerable following
sufficient to defeat the Democratic
state ticket last time.
Judge Overs is malignant enemy
of Peabody methods, according to his
own statements. Why he should now
lend himself to the possible re-elec-
tion cf Peabody is a question he will
have to answer for himself.
Judge Overs should be in better
business and better company.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

According to its own version. The
News is feminist Peabody because it
or its friends did not receive an office
at his hands. and Editor Dixon Of
Glenwood Springs is castigated be-
cause he was more fortunate and
therefore is Peabody man.
1t would seem that the issue for or
against Peabody. among good citizens.
should turn on something higher
than whether this or that person on
the Western slope obtained an Office
from the governor. If the governors
policy has been right. if he has given
Colorado the kind of government it
needed then he should be sustained
and renominated. That is the mat
ter to decide-not the parceling out
of places to office seekers.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31
A SERIOUS CHARGE
Complaint Filed Against Young KeI-
Ieher for Bad Crime.

An assault. with attempt to COM
NIT rape. was committed last night
by Charles Kelleher, son of Michael
Kelleher, upon the person of little
June Willard. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Willard.
Charles Kelleher's father runs the
barber shop beside the shoe shop of
Mr. Willard. 1t was here that Kelleher
met the little girl and it was about
there that the attempt was committed.
Kelleher is about sixteen years OF
age and to the opinion of many is not
over bright. He is the butt of great
many jokes of his school boy friends
and is. in the Judgment of many, men
tally weak.
The girl was taken to the office OF
DIR. Bull and an examination made OF
her injuries. which were not very
serious. Late last evening the boy
was taken into custody and placed in
the county Jail.
This morning Frank Willard and
his wife went to the office of the Dis.
trict Attorney and before Assistant
District Attorney Sternberg made com.
plant of the attempted assault.
The case will be heard in the coun.
ty court. as it is a Juvenile case an6
properly comes before Judge Sullivan.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31
Do They Want Peabodyism?

AS a matter of fact. The News
and other Republican newspapers in
Colorado which are opposing Cover
nor Peabody know that his admins
tration has been an abomination.
Yet they have not tie courage to OPP
pose him for that reason. but seek
some subterfhge.
Whether or not Peabody is the
choice of the Republican convention,
the issue will be the same. The Re-
publican party dare not condemn
his policy and will carry it on along
the same lines.
So it matters little whether the
nominee be Peabody or some other
person with the same sst of instruc-
tions. The state will simply have
the dose repeated.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31
ONE SHORT ROUND
The Sparrow Lane Philosopher Tries
ROOSeveIt'S Strenuous Life.

A. @. Newton. editor of the News
was slapped this morning in public,
by DR.. Thomas Price. the we'll known
veterinarian. The affair it is said
grew out of something which appeared
in Mr.. Newton's paper. rejecting on
d.. Price.
DR.. Price met Newton on Fifth
street, just below Main, and began to
upbraid him for writing such an ar
ticle. He called Mr.. Newton several
opprobrious names and then it is said
that Mr.. Newton attempted to strike
DR.. Price. DIR. Price thereupon
grabbed Mr.. Newton and slapped him
several times although not injuring
him. Mr.. Newton then broke away
from Price and the latter started to
chase him, when an officer interfer-
red.
In commenting upon DR.. Drew S
location in this valley. it appears
that Mr.. Newton stated that he was
the only first class veterinarian that
had ever located in the valley or
words to that effect. 1t was this re-
Election upon him, that the latter re-
sented
1t is strange, but Mr.. Newton has
very bad habit of getting things
twisted and commenting in manner
which reflects. He could have given
whatever mode of praise necessary to
DR.. Drew, without making compar-
II oI 70 fob
out of another's mouth.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

Senator Lodge says the Filipino
will begin their independence when
in our 1.-THE Republican party's) judg-
ment we think them capable of gov
erning themselves. -
How is that for calm assurance ?
The Filippinos, nine thousand miles
away. should be thankful for the ten
der solicitude felt for them by this
master in another hemisphere whom
they had never heard of before.
When and how they will advance
to the standard of capability set for
them by the Republican administra-
ton is a mystery lying in the dis
lance. With an administration of
Republican CARPET bsggers from the
United States at the head of their
departments and thriving their subs
lance when will the Filipinos discov-
er the opportunity to practice the
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31
Their Freedom Far Away.

art of self-government on their own
account?
1t looks as if the Filippinos are up
against condition of serfdom until
democratic administration comes
along and gives them the freedom of
their own country. Not until then
will they have the opportunity to
learn even the elements of what re-
publican government really is. The
Republican administration should
look to the proper handling of domes-
tic affairs before setting itself up as
model for others. For instance.
here in Colorado there las been an
object lesson of Republican govern
ment the last two years that for in
competence. n-Americanism and gem
eral decentralization and damnation
would make Filipinos or even Figs
smile with contempt at our pretent-
ions as paragon for the nations.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

ID. and R. G. special rates to st.
Louis, Chicago, Boston and other
eastern points. For further informa-
tion see S. G. Eunn, City agent.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

Roast young duck and sweet pota-
toes Sunday from to p. m. at the
Windsor Cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

Kodak supplies and base ball goods
at Vorbecks Music and Book store.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10
DostsI deset roaG.

BYyaly kssfr Produce Tx.
change bance y Cleyelsnde, kterg
zproneyefil skoro szoo, 600 a pro.
bral jc ma burse. pFiznsl Sc We sve
mu zloeinu byl w ttvrtek cd.
souzen sondeem Dissetem ns 10
rok1 do kaznice. Byl TO ten nej.
vysM trest, jskg mohl dostat, a
bude.li Sc dobFe ehoyat, vyjde =
vtzeni "a 6 rokn 4 mesice. Rose
Sc pfiznal, ze pouziyal bsnkovnich
peDez ku s2eknlaeim po celycb s
rokh.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10

no snatne mnotstyi ne hotovoa,i
. douia se, ,e peaIss iyio byIy "a
ehtiutny ' ohnIysdoroYrh sklepc
nich,
Nialedkom ,oha,o ohns SO, ooo
osob Sc octlo ben tamea,nAni q
mnoho mich vydano bIdh pa
pospsa, We sylAh,nim EascdAni
logislatury md bYt povoleno Sac,
ono nsrychlon yypomoc, Guycrner
prohlasil stAnnd pravo, ably sabrA
memo bylo loupeni pies dvanAet
lupita bylo w zattono ssu,ioaeh,
Mnoho osob bylo pli tomto
suasliycm posaru zfanhno nd.
kolik zahito Dosud Sc odhaduje,
Be bylo zabito 9 lidi i 50 zran6
no, IIaaiti &c ehoyali vesm6s
Iako hrdInov6 a mnoho iieh one
moenelo nasledkom psdlidske na
mahy,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10
zpravy zamofsk6.


Iak podmoIskjm lancm osnA
memo, koupil Ian kuhelik, k,ory
sc ncdAyno stal mafarakym obta'
mem, v CcchAeh velkostatek Bel
ehory kolfna nad Lahcm. N
iSs sapla,il 500, 900 korun q pfayi
se, BE- ma tonic velkostatku so
nyni vsdyeky usidli, iakmile se
nayrati &c svyeh umtleckyeh eost,
ma niehs ho pfovasi ieho chof,
hraberka Csakyova. Oak pax no
tam cecbaeb budou nynf jmeno.
yatl Pagratz ei Kubelfkp-- Pom.
red
Ministefstvo osydty vyutovani
jmenovalo komissi, scstavaIief .
pIedsedy J. kotery, V. Hynaisc,
c Kloueks, Schlikanedra, A.
NtmeIcc, ] preislcra, M, Svabin.
skcbo, l., Salouns, ktorczto ko-
missi pfipada Gkol sestaviti eeske
oddeleni umelecke vystayy rakou-
ske ma syetove yyOtaye y st.
Louisn.
Proyedeni vyzdoby saIu pro
teske polske oddelenf bylo sye.
feno koterovi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10

= Pan Jan Cspoun s. prodaI
evoji farmu p. Joe Sal stoyi a siee
"a US 90 akr. Jest to giee bezka
snma penez "a akr pozemkJ, ale
pozemck ten Jest krasng a Jen pol
mile Cd mesta
Pan Henry sststa pfiscl Q
ieduobo 10 svgch bItbe6, ktergz
no stal pied tfcmi roxy jsko tflletf
hfib6 1900 jenz dnes jebte siaI
brstru "a sI,2so. Pan Sabats
mel nj bfcbcc a vbicbni mai
pedigree. Jeou to Dejlepsi koni
okfeeu,
Pan Frank Kozs PRAGUE na
jak6msi pafentu ns oyofayanf II
strovsnG kukuFice a bodla se .
MIN odcbrsu DO Prague, sby ma
byl tammeju vyboruy srojnlk,
kfajan .. Jan Fabian, pfi tom nj.
pomoeen Jsk 10 doVldame, ho
dla bgG patentoim oyofsVatcm
tim hotoy do koncc tohoto mesfcc.
Pfali byehom srdeeot o, Kczovi,
by sc mu vynalez 1pln6 zdsfij .
dobfe Bim poebodil. Pan Koza
zdbyya se stroJnictyIm cd maIik.
kosti . jest ncjlepslm oborp tom
' tomto okoii.
- Ncopomeiitc Sc pfibn sobotu
dos,syit DO maskarniho pIo6u,
kterYz pofada Tel. jed, Sokol
Iizka ' Bruno, ' sini p. v. Bat.
ngbo. Ma pleSu tom zsstoupepo
budc maskoyane yojsko ruske !
japanske a sice vyzbroiepe Isko Y
tsse yalkj. Bade "a Rus6 a "a
Japanc6 pf0to nenechtt 81 oft
vybotnou pFhezitost a pfiiGie se
pa ne podlyat Tel jed. Sokol
Zizks ma na rozdani 8 krasngcb
cen nejlepbim maskam . jedon ma
pro ssbka anebo pro Vsbsa, ale
pro kter6bo Sc joStk nevi, neb %
ted jest skoro HARDY druby yasek
Pan Frank KFn md yeIkg
yyb6r ' rakvieb VcIkyeb / msIych
proto, ebee.li lido umiit, A. 81
jednn q p. kfize zsmluW dHve.
Pan kFiz poslouzl kszd6mu Y
euku letu po pFtpade vezme 81
Ds stafost vzof1e yypfsveni po.
hTbu. We "a eepy Velmi LEVINE.
- Pan y. J. Zemsn odejel do
Omsby "a obchodem a .. II. A.
Stkch, mas mily professor odojel
do Milligan podivst &c dom6.
Sdelil Mani, he se bude sestrs
jeho vdayat Doniame, be sc bu.
de p. Sieeb dobfe bsyit ma vessel
ee. Ma zdafi v. Blatng.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10

SIodujcte.li pilnd oasopisy, ttotc
y mich jist6 kazdodenn6 odporu-
eeni nejakych novfeh pokrm0.
Bada Sc pilns. by pfipfaven byl
pokrm vbodnY pro pfemozeoe Ia.
ludky lidske. Odporucuje Sc nam
owes, psenice, rnzne nahra1ky ka
vovc, jez pry kazdy zaludek ztra
VI. vsc TO zda SC nam byti zby.
teto9m. Proc ne jiti Ike koFenu
zlA, totiz spraviti zsludek, ably
mobl pfiiimsti' co nam chntna1
Trinerovo letiye bofk6 vino to
ncini; sesili zaludek seslably,
umofcny a rozbolavelg a da mu
schopnost pfijimsti ztrayiti VIE,
CO mu date. Vyhoji bohstou
sliznici zsludku, upfavi yymeso.
want zaludetni stayy tim vzbudi
docela pfirozenou cbut k jfdlu,
taboyon, Jakou jBte nell v mladi.
veskere ygkony tela Sc aanou
pravideInymj, krey stanc Sc tistou
4 bobs,ou, mysl jaspog bystrou
a syaly tubgmi q pruioymi per
w pcynYmi. Zdrsvemu tlov6ku
udrzi npeyni zdrayi, nemocnemu
.e uatf Pro zaiudek, krev .
nervy jinycb lekd bfati petFcbs
v lekarnaeh Josef Timer 7gg
SO. Ashland Ave, Chicago, III
Kdo 81 pfeje Trineroya kalendaFe,
must rycble SO pFibIagiii zaslaG
10 cent?.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10

noei, a byIy 10 prY bIaynt Japan
ske lodiee torpedoge,jsz oebromily
znstnt ruskon eskadru Bitovni
lodi PoItsva a Czareyitsb ulinGpy
pry byly nesehopnymi X dsIkimu
boji a obrnbny kIizak Boyarip do
konee snad byI potopen. Iapon.
ei prg SIM znamenitt Mimo 10
koluie zpraya, ze Japanei zajali
dve yaletne lodi usk6. Ipraya 0
pobrome ruskebo loGstva pfekva
pila eelg sVGt,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-02-10
zeleznIeni spoletnostI a yyste.
h0valci.

Jak Sc pfedseda zapsdof jedno.
ty zeleznicnich jcdnatcld, II. "
MacLead vysloviI, mail pry 10.
lcznitni spoletnost nejy6tsi "a
sluhu to. ze tolik pfisfeboyslcd
"a miuulg rok do Spoi statd DO
Ksnady pFijelo Nikdy pry zelez
nice nevenoyaly toIik tasu tolIk
penez k tomu 1telu, aby pFiySbily
pfisschovaico do Ameriky, jako
loni, nebof cbtej5 ably severozapad
iihozapad byly co nejviee zsIid
ntny tim, ably pfijmy Jieh easem
Sc zyetsily techto krajd Vbeehny
lItM draby rneIy sve jcdnatelc po
NropA rozeslsnf, a ii nsbileii
ossdnlk1m zvlastnl vghody. Die
jcbo sapIsu pfijclo do Soustai "a
rok 1903 dbroem ozr,3tS pfis,e
hovalc0, mezi nimiz bylo o. 24o '
kaJatach Jest to dosud ncjyetbf
potet "a ieden rok. v tech bylo
8o4, 5o7 Egropy. ~ 96s 2 Aisle
aIz,573 z jingch zemi n toboto
celku nemklo i99, 7of zaduebo ~.
msstnaui neb femesls, I24. 6s3
bylo Vyuteno Femealdm, 5000
byli prolesionelni lide a 525, cog
mGli rozliena zsmestoanf Nelvlcc
teebto pfistehovaieh usadilo Sc
' New Yorku eice 254,66f, '
PsGnsyiyauii jich znstaio TT I69.
y Massachasetts 65,757, ' Illinois
% 57s, ksiiiornii z3,746. vCo
lorsdn 4.77S, ' Texasu z,43S, We
Washingtonu 6,957 ay Ofegonu
I996.
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Zprayy spolkoye.
TEL. JED. sokol Omaha

odbyvati bude pravidelnou scb6zi
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