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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.

Freeport, ILL.,, Oct 3.-Between $50
and 400 ministers and a large number
'ofa lay members of the Methodist
Church are assembled here to attend
the sixty-sixth annual session OF the
Rock River Conference, which will be-
gin here tomorrow This morning the
conference examinations were held.
The afternoon will be devoted to sight
seeing and social visits between the
delegates. This evening a reception
to members OF the conference will be
given under the presidency of Daniel
Y. McMullen. The secretary OF the
conference, the Rev. J. Al. Matiacle
will deliver the prayer and the Rev.
John Lee, OF st. Charles, will read
from the scriptures. The Rev. E. e.
Mckay will deliver an address or well
come in behalf OF the Freeport Metio-l
dists, while the Rev. Frank Al. Hos
mer will welcome the delegates in be-
half Of the other denominations. Re-
sponses viii be made by the Rev. T.
P. Frost, Of the First Church, Evans
ton, ILL.,, and the Rev. C. r. Robinson,
OF the First Church. Ottawa.
The conference proper, which will
~. ~ PhSSAdsl WEI ny 5lotSiiCp l~utuSI L.
Wilson, will begin tomorrow morning.
In the afternoon meeting In the in-
terest of Wesley Hospital will be held
with DR.. Dudley Jackson ID the chair.
The Rev. John Thompson, pastor OF
Grace Church, Chicago, will deliver
an address. Later in the afternoon the
Rev. Al. B. Storms, president Of Iowa
State College, will deliver the first
Of his series Of NAree lectures, which
will be entitled The Method OF the
Master. In the evening there win be
an Anti Saloon League meeting at the
First Presbyterian Church, with the
Rev. Frank d. Sheets in the chair.
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, president of
the National League, will deliver the
address. The conference will close next
Tuesday evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
BER(iti'S EXPLANATION q.
ENTIRELY Y SATISFACTORY

Washington Oct s. Robert S. Bergh,
American consul at Gothenburg, sSwe-
den, who was recently called upon BY.
the state department to explain pub
lished charges that he had been guilty Of
disrespect To the king Of Sweden III fall
Ing to hoist the flag over the consulate
at the recent visit Of King Oscar to
Gothenbefg, has satisfactorily explained
the episode.
Mr. Bergh's statement came by mail
to the state department He says he was
quite unaware Of the presence Of King
Oscar in Gothenburg (the visit lasting
only a short half hour) until he had
left the city He also calls attention to
the fact that the Spanish consul like
wise failed to hoist his flag over his con-
stllate on the same occasion for a SIM
liar reason The explanation is deemed
sufficient by the department,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
KENTUCKY PYTHIANs.

Hopkinsville, KY, Oct. The Ken
lucky Grand Lodge, knights Of Pyth-
las, opened its three days annual ses-
sion here today. At the opening ses-
sion this morning the smembers Of the
grand lodge were welcomed to the city
by Mayor Jouett Henry, who is d
member Of high rank in the order.
The response was made by ]. G. Cov-
ington, Past Grand Chancellor. Chas.
M J. Meacham welcomed the members
in behalf of the local lodge and Grand
Chancellor W. Fl Schurman respond.
ed sa8a ia.
The local lodge, which is one Of the
largest and most prosperous in the
state, has made extensive preparations
for the reception and entertainment of
the members sof the Grand Lodge and
many social events, like receptions
banqiiets and other functions will be
crowded into the three days Of the ses-
sion. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
MORE TROUBLE STARTED
FOR WESTERN LlFE MAN

y Chicago, Oct. 81 Individual bank
ruptcy proceedings have been begun
against E Rosenfeld, manager Of
the Western Life Indennity Co, al
ready the subject Of much investigation
on the part of several policyhold ders,
and if the new movement Is a success
Resented will be compelled to testify
regarding his liability to the Western
Indemnity Co. The involuntary bank
ruptcy proceeding against Rosenfeld
individually was filed in the U. S. dis
trict court by Attorney Salon1on Levi
son for the complainants, while Judge
Kohlsaat of the VI. S. Circuit court was
hearing arguments by Attorney Louis
Mayer and Former Attorney General
Moultou for the insurance company
against the appointment Of a receiver.
Tor the insurance company and the ref
erance Of the entire difficulty to a mas
ter in chancery. A restraining order
was issued by Judge Bethea of the II.
S. district court enjoining Rosenfeld
from moving any of his assets, includ-
ing his alleged contract with the de-
fendant company from the jurisdiction
Of the court. The movement was a
complete surprise to the officials Of the
company, but was not the oily one as
a bill was filed in the state court ask
ing for am injunction restraining the
officials Of the company from using
any sof the reserve funds Of the conn
Epany at the proposed meeting Of the
company to pay the officials OF the
company and Others for their work in
reinsuring the company. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
WILL HEAR COMPLAINTS.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. 3.-The Rem
lucky Railroad Commission met here
today to hear complaints in general
against various railroads in the state
as to excessive freight rates. The
meeting had originally been set for
Sept. 20, but was postponed on account
of the fact that on that date the inter-
state commerce commission was in
session in Washington, to reopen the
Louisville grain rate investigation. II
is understood that there are quite a
number of charges to be heard by the
commission and it will therefore prob
ably remain in session for several days
or perhaps week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
PANIES
IN DANGER
ATTORNEY INTIMATES
THEY MAY BE CAUGHT
Plea Of Attorney for Defense IN the
Case Of the Government Against the
Paper Trust Dire Predictions for
the Trust. T..

ST. Paul, Oct s.-In the hearing of
the case against the paper companies in
the United States Court today, Attorney
Flanders for the defendants, in urging
the court to deny the request that the
defendants be required to answer certain
questions propounded BY the govern
ment, said that if the government re-
quired such answers il would place in
the hands Of the Minnesota officials evi-
dence to convict the companies, which
might result in the forfeiture of their
charters, the infection Of heavy penalties
and the loss of fortunes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
VALUABLE CERTIFICATES.

Cincinnati, Oct. Certificates Of
deposit, notes and securities apparent
!ly belonging 70 some person known to
a bank at Brandon, or Evansville,
MINI, and valued at considerably over
$4,000 were picked up on the street
lin this city BY d 15-year-old boy named
Raymond Schlie.
The papers were turned over to the
Western German Bank BY whose of
ficials an attempt is being made to find
the owner The papers were in two
small boxes and their face value seem
ed ITO be over 10000 There was moth
ing in the package TO give any clue to
the ownership. Banks in the two Min
nesota towns have been notified in the
hope of finding the owner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03

Portland. Ore, Oct. 3A dispatch
to The Oregonian from Seattle says
The Great Northern overland train leavA
ing Seattle at s 30 last night was held
up and the baggage and express car
dynanlitcd ten miles east Of here at 8:4s.
1t was III o'clock before the train pulled
into Ballard. Ms N 81. 4 Il.
Seven men are known to have done
the work, three working on the train
while three or four more were further
down the track. I Il I. y
So far as reported no one was killed,
although Charles Anderson, the express
messenger, was slightly injured by the
terrific explosion, which nearly wrecked
the car. S 5s5 AS isz
The robbers blew open the safe and
secured the contents which are believed
to be valuable. eis ss4sf Y " i
II Conductor Grants report shows that
at least seven men we're engaged in
the hold-np. 5s 81 n y \ f1s 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
sPENcER,s DENIAL.

New York, Oct. 3.-Samuel Spencer,
president Of the Southern Railway Co.,
replied to the statements made by form
er senator, William E. Chandler of New
Hampshire, In letters which Mr.. Chand-
Ter sent to the interstate commerce COM
mission, Senator Chambers letters de-
Tfed tiiat he had advocated The proposed
railroad rate legislation because it could
be used to abolish the discrimination
between the whites and; Negroes il, the
south, which had resulted in the use of
Jim Crow cars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
CARLTON SENTENCED
TO NINETEEN YEARS

New York, Oct. 81 Frederick E. Carl
tom who was convicted Of three charges
of bigafny and one Of grand larceny in
Brooklyn; was sentenced to an aggregate
term Of nineteen years in state prison.
On the first Indictment, that of marry
ing Mary Gorman while his first wife
was alive, sentence was suspended. For
marrying Mary Smith while he had
another wife living, a sentence OF fye
years was imposed, and for bigamy in
marrying Lnlu Kettridge Of Rochester,
a sentence of four years was given On
the charge of grand larceny in drugging
and robhing Henry Schaub, d illachinist
in the United States navy, Carlton Was
sci made plea for leniency because of
Cartons ill-health and said a long sent
.ence would mean practically a life sent
aeflce. # ss
Judge Aspinwall was most bitter III
his dennnciation of the prisoners crimes,
and said he was convinced that the pris-
Honer attempted murder when he robbed
Schaub.
b Continuing, Judge Aspinwall said
ou are at heart a villain, murderer,
Va swindlcr and a thief. and / arlls sorry
that 4 caflnot send you to the electric
chair. 1.
Just remember that your mother was
a woman, but you played with the love
|of women, and when YOU were through
with them You turned ffaenl out into the
world with their shame upon them. You
are one Of the most dangerous men In
the country
IA he left the court room after this
Remuneration Carlton was met BY a
young woman, who called him by name
and began to weep, exclaiIliing
What the judge said was all trtie,
Carlton laughed in the young woman 5
face and passed oflss When outside the
bull ding He WIS rnobbed by a crowd of
men; many Of wlaori had once been his
neigh bors, bit who then tried TO strike
him. The mob numbered fully SOD.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
A FAMOUS METHODIST
DOESN'T BELIEVE IN HELL

London, Oct. 3--Dr. Agar Beet, the
great Methodist theologian, late dean
of the Wesleyan College at Richmond,
has recently resigned his professorship
because ofisa principle, the basis of
which is, to put it in his own words:
cannot believe in material hell
and everlasting physical torment"
Not the least interesting feature of
the situation is that many OF the Meth
.odist authorities do not take and ac-
tive exception Of DR.. Beet's beliefs. In
fact, he accuses them Of agreeing with
him in secret. They are wiling to have
him continue as head of theWesleyan
College if he would suppress one Of
his books, The Last Thing dealing
with his views on the future life. The
great Methodist journals Of England
have taken sides ais to whether or not
DIR Beet should have been let alone.
Even Hugh Price Hughes, when presi-
dent of the Methodist conference in a
signed article, maintained that DR..
Beet's views in no way detracted from
his evangelical orthodoxy,
We cannot now believe, continued
Dir. Beet, as our fathers believed, in
the hell FIRE of fifty years ago. During
the last half century Methodist opinion
about the doom Of the lost has chang
ed completely Few Wesleyan minis
ters can now read Wesleyss sermons on
Hell and Eternity, Nos. 73 and 54,
without repudiating much Of their
teachings with indignation, and it IS
worth noting that, when selecting 6f-
ty-threc sermons as containing his
distinctive teachings, Wesley did not
include these.
This overthrow Of the dogma has
been carefully hidden. Cody minis
ters have nursed their doubts in silence
some under sense Of guilt for conceal
ing their change of view, Until the need
for concealment has become TO them
4 hnniiliating and intolerable bondage.
In some cases even men have not dar-
ed to think, least the thoughts they
dared not utter should make them the
more conscious of their bondage.
q feel this position to be utterly dis
honest, continued DR.. Beet. 1--WE
conceal our opinions. Il wrote cIeri-
cal friend who had congratulated me
upon the stand had taken He didn't
answer Many OF these men hold the
same opinion that / do, but they are
afraid Of the people
The bible does not say definitely
what be the fate Of the wicked. am
sure ii does not teach categorically
their endless suffering. Ny recent
studies Of the early fathers convince me
that they did not hold IL. While
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
CHILDREN POISONED.

Davenport Ia, Oct. 8 Geo. Foull,
aged S, Mamie, aged 5, poisoned at
Davenport's soldiers home yesterday
by eating candy which, it is said, was
sent to them BY their father, Johnathan
Foulk of Marion la, The candy was
received with other presents from the
father, and when the two young children
ate il they became deathly ILL The boy
almost died before medical aid could be
given him. Half dozen other children
who ate of the, candy became i'll The
board of control is Investigating with a
view to ascertaining whether the person
who sent the candy knew 4 il contained
poison .s.j
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03

Once inside Of the express car the rob-
bers fired three charges of dynamite.
While the robbers were engaged on
the safe, three boys riding on the blind
baggage entered the passenger cars and
attempted to hold-up the passengers.
They had no guns, but took advantage
of the timidity Of the passengers. They
were oyerpowered and are in jail at Ev-
erett. They are Frank Alfred and Roll
and Gibbs. They say they were not as
sociated with the robbers, tsG Z i
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
RAILROAD MEETING.

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 3-The state
board OF railroad commissioners met
at the Iroquois Hotel this morning for
the purpose of considering the reappli-
cation Of the Buffalo Frontier Terminal
Railroad Co. for a certificate of neces-
sity to construct steam railroad from
West Seneca to Tonawanda. A prev
ious application was denied. The road
proposes totouch the river and various
lake points. - ....
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
NATURALIZATION. FRAUDS.

Detroit. Mich, Oct. The trial
against Ferdinand Palma, who with
many others is charged with snaturali-
zation frauds extending over period
of many years, was begun iii the United
States district court today. Palma was
formerly a detective and is said to have
been the chief conspirator In the
scheme OF illegally naturalizing foreign
born persons. s97 e ss i.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
VICTIM OF :.
SCHEMERS
SISTER or YOUNG
SWINDLER HAS STORY
She Thinks Her Brother Made the Sem
satlonaI Confession to Protect Some
One Else in Whose Power He Has
Fallen. a - ~ a.

New York, Oct. 3.-Katharine Leon
ard, sister of Harry Leonard, who con-
fessed to the theft of valuable securities
from the National City Bank, declared
today that her brother was trying to
shield man and woman whose victim
he was.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
HE WANTS TO
!. |. SUE M'CAILL
4. ,i. 49,. z. 49, w ~ I rs. "a -.
HEAD OF NEW YORK I'll
LIFE HAS TROUBLE
Poiicy Holders Have Engaged At
torneys to Bring Suit Against the
President to Recover the Money Com
tribated TO Campaign Funds.

New York, Oct 3.--Permission to
bring suit against President Mccall of
the New York, Life to force the restit1-
ton Of $4,000 contributed to the re-
publican campaign fund, was asked of
Attorney General Mayer by William
Hepburn Russell today, who represents
certain policyholders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
RAMSEY SEEKS TO
HAVE GOULD ElNJOlNED

St. Louis, Oct. 3.-Joseph Ramsey,
jr, has filed suit for an injunction
against George Gould and associates to
prevent Gould from electing officers and
controlling the Wabash road for the next
year. .ss stg. .....r
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
KIDNAPPHRS THREATEN TO
KILL CONTRACTORS SON

New York. Oct Michael Marcan-
Ella. the Italian contractor whose little
son was kidnapped last week, received Al
note from secret society today raising
the ransom to 5000, payable at 6 o'clock
tonight or the boy would be killed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
RUSSIAN
ELECTIONS
~ .,.ft sF#-rt g.. 80 4 - - ~ g =
ORDER FOR PRELIMINARY
ARRANGEMENT MADE
The Gear Has issued the Decree for
Carrying Out His Promises to Give
the People Of Russia Part In the
Government. 5,e .fg7 d.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 3.--An imperial
decree was published today directing
that immediate arrangement be made to
conduct the election of members Of the
national assembly. 55. 44 i'd
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
YOUNG MORGAN CHOSEN
NORTHERN PACIFIC DIRECTOR

! New York, Oct 3-At the annual
meeting Of the Northern Pacific Railway
Co. today J. P. Morgan, jr., was elected
a director for the vacancy caused by
the death of Daniel S. Lamont.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
YER
s:Y'POINTED
WESTERN LIFE
s IN sAD WAY
WESTERN LIFE
The Courts Decided Today That the
Concern Needed Official Attention
! and Named i Man TO Wind Things
Up at Once.

Chicago, Oct S. Judge Bettea today
placed the affairs Of the Western Life in
the hands Of q receiver, naming Edwin
e. Day as receiver. !. Rosenfeldt was
the general manager of the company
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
INJURIES WERE FATAL.

Omemee, N. D., OCT. William
Stady who was injured in the Great
Northern wreck here Saturday night,
died this morning He leaves family
Sat Rugby.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
ROBBERS GOT LESS !.
~ THAN A THOUSAND

h St. Paul. Oct, General Manager
D. S. Elliott of the Great Northern
Express Co. said today that the COM.
pany's loss by reason Of the robbery
near Seattle last night would amount
to less than $1,000 taken from the safe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03
SIX WERE
CREMATED
CABIN FIRH IN WEST
VIRGINIA WAS FATAL
Building Wss Burned to the Ground
With SIX Of the Occupants IA Man
alid Two Women Escaped From the
Cabin.

Edgington, w Va, Oct. Two.
women and four children were burned
to death in cabin home last night.
The husband and two women escaped
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-03

The Crime Had Some
Humorous Features

seven Men Stopped the Train at a Small Station and
Went Through the Baggage and Express Cars,
but it IS Not Known What They Secured-While
They Were Busy Three Boy Tramps Broke Into
the Game and Without Guns Held Up the Passen-
gers till They Were Overpowered.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-05
OSOsNSNeOSNS0
5 GEsKE zpRiVY 9
SsNsOsOsOsOs9

Tento tyden je tomu ieden rok
CO vyslo prvni cislo tohoto Case
pisu. Staff zakopnfci Tahorstf sc
nikdy asi nenadali ze iejich mesto
Sc kdy domdze tlumocnika vefej-
neho mineni, casopisu. vsak jiz
pred rokem sc TO uskutecnilo.
Noviny zalozil a pocal vydavat w.
A. Glasner, american, a peeoval o
ieiich existence cele etyry mssfce,
na6ez ustoupil n zavod vykoupil
nynejsf vydavatel, j. A. Dvofak.
Jakmile Sc chopil p. Dvofak kor-
india, bylo ieho 1myslem u6init
neco pro zdejsi cesky zivel, a Size
ceskou cetbu. Dne 23ho Bfezna,
yysel tento tehdy upln6 anglickS
list $ jednou stranou 6etby ceske;
n tee Sc slibilo Gtendtnm, dostane-
Ii list dostatcne podpery s jejich
strany, he zapocne druha strana S
obsahem eeskym. Odd t6 Dolby
jsme ziskali dosti velky podet ces-
kych odberatelh; vsak doposud
Jest jich mnoho v tonic okresu
kteff Sc nedali doposud pohnouti.
Nicmen9 jiz jsme objednali vice
pfsma a jakmile mas dojde zapocne
Sc s druhou stranou. mn ktere bu-
dou uvefejnene zprary tee z okol-
nfch NEST. Jsme 1plna spokojeni
S vysledkem naseho podniku. a de-
kujem vfele vsem nasfm pfizniv-
cum. Kracfme pomalu, ale jiste,
IN cflem jehoz jsme 81 vytknuli,
totiz, utvcfit organ pro cechy j.
ho-dakotske.
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vanf. Vyucuje Sc dakladns v an
glicine jakoz v cestine; tez v
hudbs Sc skytajf zvlSstni vyhody,
nebot Sc vyueuje We hire ma piano
varhany housle, mandolin a KY
taru!. Vysfvdnf n jine zenske pr6-
ce. Poplatky velmi mfrne. o
dals podrobnosti, obratte Sc M
pfedstayenou 6stavu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-05

pravy jsme neobrzeli papfr ma no.
why v cas- tento tyden, coz vysv6t
II proc noviny jsou o jeden den
zpozdene.
StarS Hupka bxi'v Tyndall v
pond6i.
Taborsky mlyn plat dobrou ce-
nu "a tito.
Pr. Bodineova byla- " Yankton V
pondelf.
Pfivezte obilf DO mlynu Tabor
skeho. PIatf Sc hotoxtma.
v. s Pettik zasIal karu prasat
do Sioux City v pondslf ve6er.
Pr. j. S. Kelly z Wappello, Ia.
je' zde navsteyou u. sv6ho syna,
Ed. Price.
AL Jezewski prodava pomniky.
Navstivte jej v ieho dfadovn6 v
dtevarne J. III. Queal..
Nova residence Ludvfka Hakla
je temef dohotovena ma jeho far
me, jfz Dude ozdobou.
Pomnfky "a cenu nejnizsf pro-
dava Al. Jezewski; 1fadOyna v J.
IL. Queal dfevarn6.
Hleda Sc sluzebne device, Seske
narodnosti, do domacnosti. Jos
Pullman, Lesterville, S. ID.
Jiff Terrence jel do Fairfax ,
pondeli by vypomohl bratro, Il,
Daveovi, v jejich sypce.
Pan a pi, V. j. Wagnerovi / ,yli
navstevou u sveho syna, josef A, '
Lesterville, v nedeli.
|. Obchod Ant. ]. Noyaka Dude
nyni otevfen jen V pondeE We
stfedu n patek kazdeho tyd ne.
Jos. Bouza cd Geddes S re dinou
byli zde minuly ctvrtek a S IGast-
Mill Sc zabavy ienz sc zde odby-
vala.
ri. Torrencova odjela v poDdel
do zap. Virginie, kde BY -dlf je
dcera, a mini sc tam zdrzs t DO n
kolik rok1.
Pr. $. Dufka odjela v Gtery d
Cedar Rapids "a navstev on u D I,
tel q znamych, a tee sc S dGa. III
fairu jenS sc tam odbywi.
G. G. Terrence, Ant. j. No sal
X. X. Mkt q j. A. DIV ofak b Vii
Mitchell Y sobotu kde sc odb, wal
vystava kornoveho pa ace.
]. KasPar. stromkai; Sc p Fest,
do Tyndall, kde Z ma dS le bu
De prodayat stromky. Pat Ka;
par je solidni mGz a kazdt mo OF
slouzf svsdomite n poctive.
Kdykoliv byste zasilali penise
Dud'to DO Spojenych State ch. nsb
10 Evropy, zakupte sobe bankoy
ii smenku draft v. Taborsk
oance.
Zdejsf 6ets Rezse Co It's hrsli
v Utice prot Sete tamnsisI
ltera sestavala. q osmi br6eu 2 il
lych NEST a ienom iedr O no z Ut
~. Nevime "a. iakyc' a kolnos,
e to stale, ale zdeisf d eVf tka pro
Irala tax, re vlsledek ami neuye
Proto vsak ". Inc nc
nusf lanai mad tim ! ,lay,,. nebo
jim 70 to m oho, areza
'odruhe, COZ sc do nj an vs;d
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Academic sv. vacIava.

V aksdemii sv, Vaclava sc poca-
10 vyucovat 10 z6ff, pod fizenim
ctihodnyeh sester re fadu sv. Be-
nedikta. Budova academic je
~prostorn& stavba, dobfe vyprave-
ma parnfm vytap6nfm, osvetlovana
plynem acetylfnovym, q mdze poi
mout velky pocet zakI ma strayo-