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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
MUTUAL HOUSE CLEANING.
The Trash Bsrrel is waiting for Broom
 To Do Its Work.

The Iruon 04Kfes i8 W8HNhmR I0r 0kWWna
 To Do Hts Work.
 New York, Dec. 1.--Fol1owing the resignation of Justice Rufus W. Peck ham. the resignations of several other Mutual Life Insurance trustees are loxed for this month. says The Tri- bune
 Further drastic recommendations are expected soon from the Mutual Lffe's house cleaning committee, affect- ing conditions thus far untouched by the committee but of far reaching in- portance.
 It is considered entirely unlikely that District Attorney Jerome will in- terfere in the affairs of any insurance company this year. It was reported yesterday that certain trustees of the Mutual Life incensed at tho attempt of certain finance committee men to block tho work of the Truesdale house cleaning committee, would ask Mfr. Jerome to lay certain facts before the grand jury.
 Ex-President Mccurdy. of the Mutual Life. 1t was reported last night. Is considering leaving Morristown. N. J.. for a trip South, and may be unable to reappear before the legislative in- surance committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
veuexueIap sItuat,on C;rnvn.

Washington, Dec. I'M. Jusserand the French ambassador, called upon Secretary Root today and when asked as he was leaving the department if he had any news of the Venezuelan situation. replied that he had not. Asked If he regarded the situation as serious. the ambassador replied that the absence of any satisfactory reply from President Castro to the last French note in itself made the situation grave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
sS.oOo BROACH RETURNED.
Young Woman Had Found It and Carr
 ried 1t Home.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The Bauman Jewell ry Company. whose store was plundered Wednesday night by thieves who smashed the show windows and car ried off diamonds valued at $e.0O0 re- ceived the larger part of the diamonds today
 A diamond broach valued at $5.000 formed the principal part of the jewell ry stolen, and this was brought to the store today by a young woman who found 1t on the stairs leading to sta ton of the elevated railway. The young woman carried the Jewelry home with her and had no idea of its value until she read in the papers of the rob- bery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
A FRIENDsHIP COMMITTEES.
Effort to EstsbIIsh Better Relation
 Between England and Csermanv.

Between England and Germany,
 London. Dec. IA well attended meeting took place at Caxton Hail this afternoon with the object of pro- noting better relations between Great Britain and Germany.
 A resolution declaring that the main body of the people of Great Britain entertain cordial friendship and res poet for the German people was adopt- ed and it was decided to appoint an AnRlo-German friendship committee.
 German and American residents of New York cabled their best wishes and desire to cooperate in furthering the objects of the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
TAwNEY AND CANNON.
RepubIican Whip Confers with Speak,
 CT of the House.

Chicago. Ill, Dec. 1.--A dispatch to the Tribune. from Washington. D. C.. says:
 Representative James A. Tawney. of Minnesota. republican whip" of the house. has arrived in Washington for the session. and yesterday had long conference with Speaker-to-be Cannon. The chairmanship of the committee on appropriations is understood to have been considered.
 At republican caucus to be held on Saturday only one important matter outside of the routine business will be considered. That relates to the com rnittees of the house. 1t having been proposed that republican representa- tion should be increased on account of dominant party. This plan Is general ly approved by the republican mem bers, although John Sharpe Williams. the minority leader. is understood to have entered a protest against it.
 The present officers of the house will be renominated and reelected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
ADDICKs CASE ARGUED.
Cobre Grande Copper Matter BefOI
 guureme Court.

Cobre Grande Copper Matter Before
 Supreme Court.
 Washington, Dec. 1.-Argument was heard by the Supreme Court of the United States today in the case of J. Edward Addicks and A. w. Hallinburg vs. the Cobre Grande Copper Company of Arizona, the Greene Copper Com pany, w. c. Greene and others.
 Addicks and Hallinburg are stock holders in the Cobre Company and they ask the apointment of a receiver on the grounds that the officers of the company have been unduly influenced in the sale of the Cobre Company's Mexi- can\ mines to the Greene Company. They claim that the property involved is worth S5.0Q0.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
WILL NOT OPPOSE CANNON.
Burton Has No Idea of Running for
 Speaker.

Cleveland, Dec 1.-Congressman Bur- ton. referring today to a widely circu- lated report to the effect that he would he A candidate for speaker of the House, said: "The report was manu- factured out of whole cloth and I have a theory as to how it originated. think some one interested in the con- test of the chairmanship on the Com mittee of Appropriations Is responsible for 1t.
 'T have not seen Speaker Cannon, but I wrote to him. telling him, of course. it was not necessary for me to deny the report that was candidate for Speaker as he knew there was nothing in it."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Huuteru Killed.

Chicago. Dec. LA dispatch to the Tribune, from Milwaukee, Wis. says:
 When the hunting season In Wis consin and upper Michigan closed last night, all records for casualties among hunters had been broken. There are twenty-six dead and fifty-five wound ed. some of whom may not recover.
 ''The usual number of the wounded and killed were mistaken for deer"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
BACK IN wAHsINGToN.
President and Family Arrive at the Na-
 tlon's Capital.

tion's Capital.
 Washington. Dec. 1.-President and Mrs Roosevelt, with four of their younger children who have been enjoy ing two days outing at Mrs. Roose- velt's country place. Plain Dealing" in Albemarle County, Va, returned to Washington at 9:43 o'clock tonight.
 They occupied drawing room on the regular United States fast mail train from New Orleans over the Southern Railway. The President and his family entered the carriage which was in wait ing and were immediately driven to the White House. There was a large crowd at the station and the President was given cordial welcome
 The trip to Washington was without special incident. Several Representa- tives in Congress on their way to Washington to attend the assembling of Congress were fellow passengers. on the car with the President and during the run to the city the President came from his drawing room and chatted with them for some time on public questions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
MCCALL WILL STAY.
New York Directors Rave Not Asked
 For Hts Reslgnation.

4StW NVEk nAE&&AOHN GAMNG NWd ADx&DO
 For Hts Reslgnation.
 New York. Dec 1.--J. Q. Claf1in, a director of the New York Life Insu- rance Company. denied the report that the directors were about to ask for the resignation of John A. Mccall. tho president of the company,
 That q further effort will be made by the Mutual Life Insurance Compa- ny to bring Andrew C. Fields back to New York to testify before the insu- rance Investigating committee was stated in an announcement made today at the offices of the company. The statement is appended:
 While Mir. Fields has been super coded in tho supply department. his connection with the company has not been severed insofar as the effort now being made to bring hfm back to New York to testify Is concerned. The appointment will be made only with the concurrence of the MutuaFs inves- tigating committee.v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Morrnn stm Owna RnIIroa,.,

New York, Dec. 1.--Up to this even ing J. F. Morgan & Co. still retained possession of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and Pere Marquette Rail way Systems and it was stated at the office of J. P. Morgan & Go. that no disposition of property has yet been determined upon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Schooner May in Dlstress.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. l.--The thFeo- masted schooner Henry D. ". Captain Douglass. which sailed from Norfolk for New York Wednesday. was towed in here today. She was full of waters on1v her deck load of lumber. patch of forecastle and her spars being above inc surface of the sea. She met the northeaster off Smiths Island ye er- day. The crew suffered greatly -om cold before the vessel was picked ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Doprherty Wln Sort BroOmH.

Joliet, Ill, Dec. 1.-Newton c. Dough- erty. the convicted Peoria financier, was this afternoon given the task of sorting brooms in the prison broom factory, Dougherty had hoped to se- cure clerical work. but the prison phy- sIcian reported him capable of manual labor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

teen years ago owned 16,000 acres of land In Dade County, Ga, was capital ized at s6o0.000 and founded the town of New England City. Ga. The claims held by the creditors will aggregate S150,000. The promoters of the conn pany were for the most part Eastern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
OIL WORKERS ON STRIKE.
Object to Cut fin Wages Of 50 Cents A

Houston, Texas. Dec. 1.-The strike of oil field worknlen against a reduction in wages of 50 cents q day went into effect today at Humble. Batson, Sara toga. Sour Lake and Spindletop. the Guney and Sun Companies and Pass Eatham being effected. About $50 men are out. Drillers were not cut. but went out on the score that they needed eNperienced help.
 The other companies have decided to continue paying the present standard for time. Officers are at all fields but there are no indications of trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
,Iyntery In Death of Talce.

Trenton. O.. Dec. 1.--Mystery eur- rounds the death of Thomas Rioe of crayson, Ky. who was found dead in a Chesapeake & Ohio box car ct Rus sell. He started west with a lot of househould goods and four doGH He was shot through the heart, He had $500 in gold in hls purse when found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
NEW BANKS IN ALABAMA.
National Insfifutious for ErantIcy and
 Luverne.

Washington, Dec. I.--These national banks have been authorized to begin business,
 The First National Bank of Brant- ley with $25,0o0 capital. Fox Hem derson president, Joel J Rainer vice president, John R. wilks, cashier.
 The First National Bank of Luverne, with $se,000 capital. Fox Henderson, president. ]. R. Horn, vice president. J. M. Cody. cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
vIu neDt stnfe RaIIwoyu.

Santiago, Chile. Dec. 1.-The Chilean government proposes to rent q portion of the State railways The idea has met with the approval of public opinion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Moroccan Conference Postponed.

Paris, Dec. 1.-Premier Rouvier to- day announced tc the Council of Min isters that the Moroccan conference had been postponed until January owing to the delay in the arrival of the Moroccan deleRates
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
New EngIand Company Bnnkrupt.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Dec. l.--A special to The News from Rome, Ga, says that the New England Company was brought into court today as insolvent bank rupts. The company was founded fif-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
RESULT OF LAKE STORMS.
I4o Lives and S7,OO0,O0O in Property
 Have Reen DeHfrnYed.

HAVe beem UcBIFOyeUs
 Detroit, Dec. 1.-The Journal today says one hundred and forty-nine lives have been sacrificed, over seventy ships wrecked and a. loss of nearly $7,000. 900 has been sustained in the three big storms on the great lakes this season. That this is the most disastrous in the history of shipping on the lakes is beyond doubt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
win Try to Recover steaIlBEs.

Philadelphia, Dec. l.--City Solicitor KInsey today appointed Thomas Rae- burn White an assistant city solicitor to take charge with William M Meri- deth of the suits to be entered by the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
PROLONGATION OF SITTING.
Governor Higgins Says All Depends on
 the Report.

Albany. N. r.. Dec. I.-Goyernor Hig- gins was asked for his opinion as to the advisability or the probability of the insurance Investigation being pro- Ionged beyond the next session of the "I cannot say as to that" he replied. until after the committee has reported"
 Tt is not advisable" said the Cover nor, "for special committees to work during the session. It interferes with legislative proceedings"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

city to recover Illegal profits said to have been made ty contractors in con nection with the filtration plant. Mir. White is chief counsel for the commit tee of seventy. the reform body which organized the city party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Aged spInHter ErnJrea,

Kokomo. Ind. Dec. 1.-Miss Eliza Williams. believed to have been the oldes. sPshster in America. died here conneilsyille. Pa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
ANSWER or vANDIvER.
Missouri Superintendent of Insurnnce
 VIII File it Today.

St. Louis. Dec. l.-W. D. Vandiver. state Superintendent of Insurance, who has been temporarily enjoined from issuing his order revoking the char ter of the New York Life Insurance Company, because of its contribution of $i35,00O to the Republican National fund, will tomorrow fife in tho United States District Court his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
DemcIishiBg Frontier For.Iflc.tions.

Fredicshald, Norway. Dec 1-The de- molition of the frontier Qualifications in accordance with the treaty recently signed between Sweden and Norway Is actively proceeding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Harriman yyants Cars.

San Francisco. Dec. 1.--For his Southern Pacific roads, E. H. Harri- man Is in the market for forty-five tank cars, 1.5o0 steel under-frame box cars of 100, ,000 pounds capacity each, and 500 steel under-frame refrigera- tor cars of s0.ooo pounds capacity each. 1t is also said that he will soon place contracts for 5000 more freight cars. The new: refrigerator cars are wanted, it is said, to handle banana shipments to the West from New Orleans and Tor certain other purposes not connected with the California fruit trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
SUED BY GOVERNMENT.
southern Pacific Has Not Complied
 With the Law. i-

San Francisco. Cal, Dec. 1.-The Southern Pacific officials have been served with notice of suit against them by the Government in the United States Court at Portland. Ore. to collect pen- alties for their violation of the safety appliance act passed by Congress in 1893 and subsequently, amended in 1903.
 Similar suits have also been brought against other overland roads, The act la question required every train should have sufficient number of cars so equipped with power or train brakes that the engineer souS tho Locomotive drawing such train can control it's speed without requiring brakemen 10 use the common hand-brakes fer that purpose. s,
 All passenger trains are properly equipped with air brakes, so the act re- fers more particularly to freight trains.
 The Southern Pacific has many of It's cars so equipped. and as a rule will not take car from another road com ing in a through train unless 1t has air brakes. The suit Is, therefore, in the nature of surprise and is probably the first action of tho kind brought in the Federal courts on this count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Denied by lselIn.

: UEW3GtA7 lUtEENsS
 New York, Dec. 1.--Adrian IseIin to- night denied published report that he had resigned as q trustee for the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Tense.see Central Absorbed.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 1.-The Ill. nois Central Railroad took formal charge of the Tennessee Central from here to Hopkinsville, Ky, this morn- ing and ran it's first train out from the latter place on the schedule which has been in force up to this time. A through train from Chicago to Nash vile will be put in operation on De- cember 10. and the schedule revised generally. The Southern Railway took charge this morning of that part of the Tennessee Central from here to liar. riman, to be known as the Nashville division of the Southern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

wEATHEsR FORECAsT.
 Washingfon, Dec. 1s--Fcr Alabama, Rain and warmer saturday, Sunday colder and probably fair, fresh south east winds, shffting to southwess sun day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
VShra 'Tabor,ky Sch.

Zdejsi suzelsfsks eeta hrala mi.
nuly ctyrtek v Lestefvillo prot
tamnejsi eetG 9 vysla' vitskhoA y
tbinto zapasu, $ vysledkem 5sl
proti 63I. Nase Geta, sestGvais 4
Jos. Rezate, FIR. Reidingrs, +. Is.
Emmonse. Fr. Novaks \ Jams Ma
tusky; Lesterviilesks z JOS. Pull,
mana, Vojry Wagner. FIR. Bkfeje,
W. Zitka- a'Chas. Treibra.' ODE
Getty hfdle' zhamenite, coz dokaxu'
il cislice vysledku. Cena dana vi,
teznn bylA $25. PoneyaG Lester,
villsks ligs iadala odyetnou hru,
pro kterouf sc Dude pilns cvieit ma
kutelniku v Lesterville. rozhodI
~ Jan Mstuska dati knleGnik' "a
svou hol:eskou dilnou do ''pueb'
tax sby j Taborsk& 1igs"se dplni
vycvieils Jessli re tat5" odvstna
hra sshrsio. budet vidGt ninbhsm
lepsi hru.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
Chteii Krast.

Minuly tSden sem vczili diva me-
inkmf chlapove cd n6kud Z Nebrx
sky dffvi. ktere nabizeli ns prodej
Jeden'z Mich byl vytshly calhoun.
kdeSto druhy byl maly, ale velRg
dsrebkk. VIZ jenz byl m polo
rorbitS, byl tafen dv9ms vyhublf-
mi q sehromltmi mulkky, byl cely
jejich msietek, studfz nebylo divu
is "a nyn6jsiho studsnSho poeasi
81 tito dvk ohtsii pomoci K neeemu
CO by iejich ztuhle udy zshfivslo.
Nihodou Sc Jim zalfbils pckrtvka
jenk byIst ~ gu. ;drg !r::f;i
J. +. Mstuskovi, q. stal zx obeho-
dem Vaukovtm. Ten mensf Timed
chopil Sc, pff,eiitosti, a pokrsvku
odcizil, pax & .chovst rGpadns cd
mesta do trsvs yedle cesty, blize
zeleznice . opel pfisef do mests.
Matuska po nejak6 dobe ztraceni
p~okryvky rpozoroyal, tnsje .pode.
zfcni ma tyto diva 'ptakyS, = proto
kdyz ii jeli z mesta, phstil sc "a
mimi : Vaclavem B~ouskop, dohoni
ce nsfmist. kde jde cesta-pfes be.
~leznici Ii inlesta. Jakmile Sc K MIN
pfiblizili, ten men;i Timed uhodl
mac je spehuji a prot6 popadnuv
shiny obusek. sermoval $ MIN hro.
Five nsd h!syou Vac. Bousky, mi.
neje jei tskto ~zsstrssit. VsAk mi
~ vGcla' jis dkvno rspomSl co to
strsch. az neibIiasim oksmaiku
jeho pest asrebaka srsriia K Isrni.
Tcnto vfjet zastrasir toho dIouhe,
HI se prsskn. do mezku, rychls
odjfida z msstf. Ten iehoi Vac
Law poh'.di Sc .ts yrpamotovsl /.
uhdnsl "a kamnrkdem. Pokrsrku
hosi n%slsrli Y tom miste redIe ces.
sy. My:Ii So ae ta.o dvojioe cdci.
rils kleSte y kovarny S~korpiks q
Kulise.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

Pfijmou se diva spolshlivf eesti
rentSfi ms fanny, o 200 300s.
krech, pod pluhcm, 8 dobrSmi
novymi stavbami a'ploty. Zsdat.
Gle must BIT 6esi, q ptednost ne DE-
rodinam, $ vice odrosilymi detmi.
Jino-narodovci necht re, nehihsi.
Vtseuyedene fafmy ~nalrzHji so v
okoii Wagner, >. ID. Toto Jest
vFbornk ~pfflezitost pro krajany
nemsiici peney ns zakoupenf ylast
nfho pozemku. ; ptihlaskami O.
bratte se postou anebo Gstne m
Jana St6drohskyh Wagner, SD.
Nsbizfme ns prodei l60 akrl 81
mil jihozapSdne Cd Tyndall. Jest
10 krasnS KLEIN. 40 skirt pole. 5
akri less ostatni plknk luka.
Cena $40 IN AIR. Tsto Gems plati
jen 10 Inc ledns 1906. Nebudeii
farm. do tG Dolby prodAna noddme
il vice dc prodeje IN TAX smasnt
nizkou cenu. Wagner Bratti.
Tabor, ). ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
ovocua Farms =. n. HcCrea' Nm
prodej.

Name ms Prodrj znd@oa oroc,
noa farma 7. S. AicreE; : mil
zapadno cd TabGys q 81 ijfo,yy,
chodnt cd TyndaIy .Tpto farpa
poz0sisya he 100 skrU, l9p akrn
poll, 80 akrd' pastvistS, 10 !akrn al
fatty, y 20 akra oyocneho sadu.
Va farms jsor zschoval( STARRY.
Ovocnt sad jest pcjlepsi We stain
majo pres il SCI oyocnych strcpln
' pln6m plodu, q ptinasi $loVO
roenG eisseho uzitku. Mimo oroc'
memo ssdS vydE farms tolis CO vt'
:ins farem po $50 akTcch v okresu
neboe men. ma III nejhenii cast pc
zemkr ktery bs We ncmohl 2 uzit'
kovst. Gems $4,000; .sneb SCI
skr. Ovocnk gshrada ms sauna
vfee ceny mex polovinu 60 iadams
a. celou farmu. q,
Wagner Braiti, Tabor ) ID
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

Kaidy obchodnfk rsborskS je
dobfe zasoben zboiim v6noenim.
Jakub Wagner byl ve Scotland
We stfedu.
Fr. Norak a Il. b. Emmons By
Ii v Lesterriile v pondeii:
Manielam Jos. J.. Wagnerosym
v Lesterville pfinesls vrana kluei.
nu jako buka v nedsli. Tata Josef
ma radost made vse pomysleni ze
synstUra.
ri. Kristina bndova mAtks ].
j: Jsndy Lestervillsk yho Sc vrd'
tia vpondeli $ Cherokee, Iowa,
kdei sc podrobila operaci, u speci,
H!.sti Dr. :, q. Ia r.icriLu
jez Sc objevila IA obIiGeji. Opera
&C sc zaafila.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

Phi kftinactI dftete mAnaelu Vie
TOR Becsafovyeh jenz Sc odbyvs
V pondeii tento tyden, roznemohls
81 mstka ditete, tax ze mu, eisbyt
uloiena v'dome Vac. Bousky. Jela
tez : kmotry u ditetem m kit ny
do zdejsiho koslels, n pon6vse' j.
tomu jon asi IA dnf co sc dftko ma
rodilo, ptitita Sc jeji emo te o.
kolnosti. Nh rychlo byl povoIan
DIR. Blciek. jenz nemocnou o:ettil
We cttfteK sc j znsen6 zlepsi'o
tax he sc mohis vydst K domoyu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

o Noii 81, 'le IN. che
20 nejakou dobu.
P. Geo. Gardnera. $ detmi byls
zde v Gterf ma navsteve u pfatel.
Jan Csba ptistavuje k svenu o.
bydli na-sye farme tento tyden.
TAborsky mlSn kupuje kornu v
klasech u platf "a nj tn nejlepsi ee-
nu jaka sc ylbec platf.
Will Bruce Yanktonsky, jenz'
postsvil na;i vodarnu byl yde''v IL
tery IN obehod.m.
I. v. Ptiks Tynusisky' byl zde
We sttedu ' zaIn8 .tshb dfevsf.
skeho skladu.
Thos. j. Wsgneris VIC. Wagner
byli n~avs.svniky Lestervill.kymi
v pondeli Nv dtery.
RI. J. V. Wagusra odjela do
Lesteryille Y nedeli IN nsvstevou
u syfho syns Josefs.
+. A. Wagner y PAM byli zde v
nedeli m nivstev6 u p. NJ. Jsnuo-
We, msIky pi. Wagneroye.
vaclsy Noll jenz byl zssaSstnsn
po diouhou dobu v Tyndsil, je u
svych rodiea nynf.
Jan J. Kudrns . Jskub Roeejdl
| pfistsvuii k obydli psni C4povs
I tento tyden.
Pr6vnfk- JanbuseL . noyinaf Xii
lion Lestefsiilsstf byli zde ~ OBJ
chodHf z&iezit6stfv nedeli.
Jos, PetfTk atnsnielks cd Wag-
ner issih pt,ieTy We stfeu m nkvste
WI ku pfa,elHin = znam5m.
1 II. tolGGkovs re Scotland je nav
st6vou u hodiny JOS. Hrusky ten
to tyden . u ave vnueky ii. Irehy
Sssrosove.
| RI. Cspo,..., d..yE ?. CeiEJ; kod
pils dun sporsmek, jedi kdysi
~vlsstLil FIR. Nrbs, I'd 6rmy Wsg-
ner brstfi.
Jos. Hxlls koupil do svtho OBJ
chouu krksnk topicf kamna, rysns
"peninsulsr" cd iirmy Novak =
hostel tento tydon.
Dejte 81 xyessit fotogrsie pied
vEnocema v dime fotogrsfckG v
T&bote, nsDot budeIn dGlst ysecky
prace MN chem lscineji.
VelKJ poee, ydeisich lidi Sc :
GGastnili vetejnG drsiby' jena Sc
odpyvslS Y pondS'i IA iarnie Ugof
skiho. ir~vi 10 tam byio velhe
m~nOistyi ida 70 vsech stran, u vse
prodkno ~ dobrou enu
JOS. Velek jcni po diva roxy pra
coyal na fsrrn6 ,os. Novotntho st.
odjel v utert do Comstock, Neb.,
kdei SO po n6jskou dobu zdrzi u
ptktcl, m jsfe pax sem Oct pfi-
Jede \ kdokoliv by potion pottebo-
yh jeho s.uzeb, inuze iej zJednas.
.Zaplatte vase dane ma T6borskG
Sts,ui Bance. Name vttah dani
ns roll 1905 pro Tabor y oArcsy
Bon Homms . Iankton, = raprayi
me VAN ,ssc dane 70 may opls-
tel, tax re yGm 10 v, jde lscineji
net nby jsts jeii do okresniho sidis
Tabor State Bank.
ZndmS Ubchodnik v Bon HON.
me, o. Is. Slasor, minuiy tfden
dal oznsmku DO iohoto Iistu, Jejii
obssh znei ssi takto. ''Dej,e mi pc
nize DO rukou ku ptedu jaKo dsva-
te katologov}m Uranium, n dovoi-
,e mna bych Vsm platil jenCm "a
vase vejce n masIe cenu jaka sc pia
Il An ho,ovG penize Icssh market
yrice.l A zarueuji VAN, Jakkost
y ,u samou cenu CO kriimy kntaio-
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