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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
NOTING AT RIGA.

BY the Associated Press.
Berlin Jan. 30.-The Vossische
Zeitungs Riga letter says official re
ports Of the number of killed and
wounded in the riots there is far be
low the actual number, since it only
included those delivered at hospitals,
while unknown numbers lost their
lives by drowning When the soldiers
fired on the crowd many rushed down
the rocky shore to escape across the
river on the ice. which breaking, en-
quilted them. Temperature sank sc
night, causing the river to freeze over
again and in consequence no bodies
have been recovered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
Whites Question.

Where do you go when you 90 20 sleep
That's what / want 10 know.
There's loads Of things | can't find out,
But nothing hothcrs me so.
Nrrse puts me TO bed I'm my litue room
And takes away the light.
[ cuddle down in the blankets warm
and shut my eyes up tight
Then of | SO 10 the funniest place.
Where everything seems queer:
Though sometimes il is not funny at all
Just like the way 1t is here.
There's mountains made Of candy there,
Big fields covered with flowers
And lovely ponies and birds and trees.
A hundred times nicer than ours.
often dear mamma. ! see YOU there
And sometimes papa. too
And last night the baby came back from
heaven.
And played like he used 10 do
So ali Of this day I've been trying to
think
Oh. now 7 wish I could know
Whereabouts that wonderful country Is
Where sleepy little bows go
The Independent
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
River Forecasts.

The Ohio-From Evansville to
Cairo, will continue falling during
the next several days.
The Tennessee-From Guntersville
to below Johnsonyille, no material
change during the next "a 10 SO hours
The Mississippi-From below St,
Louis to Cairo, not much change dur
ing the n ext twoaor three days. The
stages at points on the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers will, TO some extent
depend upon the movements of ice.
lice northumberland, river
two-thirds fun Of heavy ice Louis
vile, less ice yesterday. Evans
Vile. river oua-,hird full of heavy
floating ice. Cairo. Ohio river nearly
full of moderately heavy ice. The
gorge in the Mississippi back of
Cairo continues.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
ON TO CAIRO.

The Paducah Sun says:
Messrs. J. J. Read and J. J.
Freundlich left last night for New
York en- business connected with fl
nancing the electric railway from
Cairo to Paducah, and if matters are
satisfactorily arranged DR.. c. Z
whitesides, Attorney Thomas Harri
son and otler promoters viii leave
later for Now York to complete the
business.
The promoters yesterday after
noon filed for record in the coun y
clerks office here AZ deeds for right
Of way in McCrackon county and IS
deeds in the Ballard county court
for rights of way in Ballard county
other deeds are yet to be filed when
the signatures CT all The heirs arc
procured
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
AwaItIna peveIo pnrnts.

William f. King of the Merchants
association telk a story OF a boy who
had faculty Tor losing one job and
getting another almost simultaneous
ly, Meeting him on the street one day
n friend said to him 'Well. Jack,
who are you with now?"
I'm with John Smith eco"
is this a permanent opnnection at
ast?" asked the friend.
Il can't tell about that het, replied
Jack. I'm only there an memoran-
dum, you see. New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
BOLD ADDRESS
TO THE EMPEROR
ISSUED BY PROVINCIAL ASSEM-
BLY, OF kHARKoFF, DEMAND
ING REPRESENTATIVE GOV
EMINENT AND DEPLoRlNG
THE WAR.
' The Assoclated Press.

/ BY The Associated Press.
1 London. Jan. 30.-The Telegraph's
! st Petersburg dispatches give the
I text OF remarkable bold address
which has just been voted almost I'm.
animously by the provincial assembly
Of Kharkoff TO Emperor Nicholas, con
graduating him on the birth of an
heir to the throne and demanding
representative government. The sig
natories include marshals Of the no.
bility noblemen and members of the
Zemstvo who were elected during the
incumbency of Minister of the In
terror Won Plehve and who therefore
are presumably well disposed towards
tho autocracy. The address refers 10
the horrors of the war, the military
reverses and other clouds hanging
over the country and declares:
Long years OF beaucratic oppres
sion and violence. Acknowledgement
of the people and violation of the
/ freedom of person, thought and con.
science have created a condition Of
things that is no longer endurable
and which threatens a storm already
audible and fraught with bloody civil
war TO the country and subyersion of
your throne
It appeals to the emperor to ward
of these calamities before It is too
late and nh longer trust TO negligent,
willy servants, but repose his conf
dence in chosen repres entatiyes OF
the people convoked as permanent
chamber, endowed with legislative
powers, and qualified to see that the
laws are not broken and that the
+ treasury is not robbed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
North China Coolies the Best.

Mine owners Of South Africa. whc
Lave been importing coolies from
China to work underground. have dis
covered that there are great differ
ences between the coolies from the
south of China and those from the
north of China a very little expert
ence suficed to show that the men
from the northern districts were OF
better physique and of better knowl
edge of mining than those who CT
from the south and the treaty %
They are seeking now to get their ~
cruits solely from the northern sec
tions of the empire
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
Not the Same Place.

Two young men met at Chestnut
street theater the other evening. They
recognized one another and stopped
10 shake hands Let me see, said
the dapper young man in eyenine
dress to his less deliberately dressed
acquaintance your face is familiar.
didn't | meet you at Bar Harbor last
summer No modestly replied the
other. 1T was at Willow Grove
philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
Hotel for Motorists.

hotel is to be built at Gamer,
France, for the use Of florists At
tached 10 ;he hotel there win be gar
ages and repair shops, and M Charley,
who is one OF the promoters says that
no one viii be accepted at the hotel
who can rot give evidence Of being
q bona fiGe mOtOrist
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
The Same Thip1.

Prof. william James OF Harvard. is
well known for repartee. Not long
ago a sophomore who thos ght he was
extremely wise expressed ONE atheis-
teal views.
All. said the professorl you are {
free thinker. l perceive. You believe
In nothing
q only believe what I can under
stand" the sophomore re piled.
1T comes to the same thing. sup
pose" said Prof Jam ss.-Woman's
Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

THIS is how the junior rcporter
does it in some Of the country news
papers. he was asked to write &
paragraph mentioning the fact that il
had recently rained. and this is what
he let loose: After many days OF
arid desiecation. the vapOry captains
marshaled their laundering hosts ano
poured ont upon scorebing humanity
and the thoroughly incinerate Vegata
rian few inches Of aqua pluvialis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Last year coal constituted about 40
per cent Of the total tonnage of the
American railways. TO carry ton in
England from the Yorkshire coal fields
to London a distance Of 1853 miles.
costs S1.S7, while coal is carried from
the Carbonate coal region in Illinois
10 Chicago, ZIG miles. for Is cents a
ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
And Chain the1Mz,.

A Brooklyn minist sr OF a prag
matical turn OF mintI has lris front
doormat chained TO his house. and
to inculcate the ri ght spirk in the
pssserby has had the motto |Trust in
God worked in scarlet letters,of large
seize in the middle of the mat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
80 DAYS VACATION Fo r CLERKS.


BY the Associated Press
Washington, Jan. 3d.. Representa-
tive Connell Of Pennsylvania, intro
duced bill today gran ling 30 days
annual leave with full lay to clerks
and employees Of first and second
class postofiices
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
PASSES SANITATION BILL.


BY The Associated Press.
Havana. Jan. S0.-The senate to
day passed the bill providing for gov.
eminent contribution towards sani-
tatlon fer all nun cipalities at an an
nual rate IF S21G % per capita.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
BOY KILLS ANOTHER.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
indianapolis, Ind Jan. 30.-Whilc
defending his younger br other from
the attack of John Cahtll. Is years
old. Willie Mack, aged IT,. was stab
bed TO death by his brot hers assail'
ant Cahill was arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
IN SOCIETY
For Bride EIec..

Cards have been issued by Miss
Margaret Leuschen for an at home
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4, in honor
of Miss Josephine Dewey, who is
soon to be married TO Mr. T J. Flack
Of Louisville Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
Washington Bulletin.

BY the Associated FresS.
Washington. Jan. 30.-Followlng is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Snow Tuesday: Wednesday partly
cloudy; variable winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Word was received yesterday by
Mrs. Henry Malinski of the death OF
her mother. Mrs. Minerva Hicks AT
Denton. Tex, which occurred last
" eek
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
Lonq Underground Thorouahfare.

The longest underground thorough
fare in Great Briuiu is in Central
Derbyshire, where you can walk sew
en- miles upon a Dad connecting sew
sIal coal mines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
photonraphy for Prlscners.

Photography lessons for prisoners,
says the report of the prison commits
sioners for Scotland, have been az
tended with very successful results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
900 No. "a Than stornns.

It was declared at Edinburgh re
Gently that mere fishermen were
drowned from the custom of wearing
long boots than by all the storms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
Forecast For Today.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today:
SNOW: rising temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
PURELY PERSONAL

Col. John Clancy is III at ST. Ma
rvs inlrmary.
Mrs. Harriet Williamson is very ill
and cannot long survive.
Mrs. James Knot of 427 Union
street is i'll with la grippe.
Mr.. u. McMams Jr, is III with Ia
grippe al ST Alary's inhrmary.
Mr.. T. T. Richardson Of upper Sye,
amore street is i'll with la grippe.
Postmaster Sidney B. Miller is in
Chicago on business. He will return
today
Mrs. Fred Hofheinz is confined to
her home on Sixth stree. by an at
tack Of la grippe.
Mr.. Lee Fitzgerald is confined to
ST, Mary's infrmary with severe at
tack of pneumonia.
Miss Rosa Klee, who has been III
several weeks, was yesterday remoy.
ed to st. Mary's infrmary.
Mr.. Fred Connell is confined to his
home on Eleventh street threatened
with an attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Fife Barnhill of Charleston,
Mo, is the guest of Mrs r. D. Mat
thews OF 1903 Poplar street.
DIR. j. c. Sullivan left for Spring
field yesterday 70 attend a meeting
OF the state board of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Newman have
returned from Louisville where the
latter had been i'll several days.
Mr.. J. B Magee was removed to ST
Mary's lnfrmary yesterday suffering
with serious attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Glenn Butler was reported
critically i'll yesterday and unable to
undergo an operation for append
citis.
Mrs. Kate Mclean Of Springfield,
is in the city being called here by the
death of her nephew, Robert Shan
messy
Nr. A. II. Newman has returned
from Louisville where he was called
by the serious illness of his wife. She
Is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T Lindsay
OF Charleston Mo. are guests OF the
lattar's parents, Mr. and Mrs, NJ. j..
Howley of upper Walnut street.
Miss Clara Mcdonald lhs resigned
her position as stenographer for the
Marx Denison Dry Good company
-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
THE WEATHER
Weather Yesterday.

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature. IL degrees.
Temperature at p. m, 2S degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
DIRECT HAL SOLD.

New York. Jan. S0.-A- the horse
sale today Direct Hal. 2:044 PAGER
sold 20 Oak Duke, Wellsville. y. Y
for $1,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

A young negro was arrested yester'
day by Officer Hatcher He is charg-
ed with larceny in Mound City from
where he came to Cairo; and gives
the name of Moten Johnson. A few
days ago the young fellow was found
sleeping in an old house in Mound
City by an old negro employed by a
railroad company The young fellow
was thinly clad, cold and hungry, and
the old man took pity on him. He
gave him some clothing, fed him and
told him he could live with him If he
would attend to the chores. The old
man was alone in the world and he
left the young fellow at his home
while he went to work each day. One
day he came home and the boy was
gone. Some money. shoes and cloth
ing were likewise missing. And thus
the old man was rewarded for his
kindness. The negro will be taken
back to Mound City and prosecuted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
coo,s Love OF tne neautIful.

God approves Of identifying. II no,
why did He take such great pains
ia. make the tiny snowflake SO fragile
ard perfectg
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

Yesterday morning al G;3d O'Clock
the temperature registered II de-
sreas above zero.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
CHRONOLOGICAL
Jan. 81 In History.

1874 - hen Jonson friend N%sEg.
OF and colaborer with "a
Shakespeare, BORN died M
1887 M
l752 - Gouverneur Morris. k1E/~R
statesman, born al Nor &s.Nztg L
risania, ~. Y; died TT@S.EzkEF&z
there 1916. Ssss-
lS30-Hon James Gillespie ua, ronson
Blaine born at West
Brownsville, Pa: died In washington
Jan a. 1898
igi9-Abolition of the corn laws IN Eng
land and Inauguration OF British free
trade.
-Meissonier famous French painter
died; born In Lyons 1871.
l292-Rev Charles MADDEN spurgeon, eeie-
brated English Baptist, died at Mem
tone, France; born 1874
lSs5--Judge Ebenezer lockwood Hoar. dis
tingnished jnrist died at Concord
Mass born 1876.
1899 Princess louise. consort OF Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria, died IN the
royal palace; born 1870. 7.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
she Gel severaI souvenirs.

MY wife is great on souvenirs,
said the man with the faraway look
in his eyes A couple OF weeks ago
as We we're riding in the country. she
called my attention to an orioles nest
hanging from the limb Of tree. She
had wanted one for a long time and
here was the chance. and /, of course
got out and secured it,
Any eggs in it?" asked the fat
man,
NO. no eggs"
ANY young birds?" ! a.
"No.r tcg
ANY old ones?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T Lindsay
Of Charleston, Mo. are guests OF the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. j..
Howley of upper Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Miss Clara Mcdonald lhs resigned
her position as stenographer for the
Marx Denison Dry Good company
and has accepted similar place with
the Cairo Mill and Lumber company
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

81. Paul and Davenport frozen.
Stage at Cairo, Jan. 30, 1904, 29.2.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31
DANGER GROWS IN
CITY OF WARSAW

CONTINUED from first page.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Charles C. Farmer of Omaha Noba
sovereign manager and orator of the
Woodmen of the World. will address
the members OF the order and their
friends Friday night, Feb. 8, at X. NJ
K. G. hall
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mr. A. H. Newman has returned
from Louisville where he was called
by the serious illness of his wife. She
Is much improved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31


sovereign manager and orator of the
Woodmen Of the World. win address
the members OF the order and their
friends Friday night, Feb. 8, at X. NJ
X, G. hall
Mr.. Clinton j. Brady of this city
and Miss Jessie Blankenship OF
Wickliffe. Ky, were united in mar
rage last evening at 8 o'clock at the
parsonage of the Cairo Baptist church
Rev. T. ]. Porter officiating Mr. and
Mrs. Brady viii reside on Ninth
street.
The Presbyterian Endeavor society
will celebrate the oath anniversary
of the general society next Thursday
evening, Feb. ?, with a banquet in
the church parlors. The banquet will
be served at o'clock and covers will
be laid for fifty. The guests will be
confined to the membership of the
society Judge William S. Dewey
will preside as POSTMASTER
The masquerade ball given last
night at Stafford hall by the Royal
Neighbors was great success and
was largely attended A prize was Of
fsred for the most comical costume
and Mr.. a. o Hartweck as China
man. captured the prize, box Of
writing paper and envelopes Miss
Rose Brodell won the prize, box OF
handkerchiefs. for the neatest cos
tune and the most graceful dancer
The position made vacant by the
resignation of Mr. Edwin Halliday as
superintendent OF the street railway
OF the Cairo Electric and Traction
company, win be divided between Mr.
Edwin T. Aisthorpe and Mr.. Wood
Rittenhouse. Mr.. Aisthorpe will
have charge Of the running of cars
and Mr. Rittenhouse will have
charge Of the car barn and electrical
equipment. Bo,h of these gentlemen
have been in the employ of the Trac-
ton company for a number of years
and are well fitted for the duties
which they will assume.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mrs. Kate Mclean Of Springfield,
lis in the city being called here by the
death of her nephew, re bert Shan
messy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mr.. Fred Connel is confined to his
home on Eleventh street threatened
with an attack Of pneumonia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Miss Effe Barnhill of Charleston,
Mo, is the guest Of Mrs. r. D. Mat
thews of 1l0S Poplar street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Miss Rosa Klee, who has been il
several weeks, was yesterday remov
ed to st. Mary's infirmary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mrs. James Knot of 427 Union
street IS i'll with la grippe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mr.. y. McMams Jr, is III with IN
grippe al st Marys infirmary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

DIR. j. c. Sullivan left for Spring
field yesterday 70 attend a meeting
OF the state board of health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Newman have
returned from Louisville where the
latter had been in several days.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-19


Il. Barty. byla inkorporoyana pivo-
yarni spolecnost pod jmenem Be
roun Bohemian Brewing Company v
Beroun, Minn. Inkorporovatele
isou Frank Hofejs. John Hofejs,
Wenzl Hofejs, Jos. Hofejs, Jos.
ChaIupsky d Jakub Kubesh.
sT Jelikoz neni nam mozno, by
chom byi vzdy nasi nfadovn9 k
ralezeni, ustanoyili jsme vi dfadnf
hodiny, kdy budou mas moci vsichni
rssi pTizniyci, at "a jakoukoiiv Ia
lezitosti, nalezti. Rano do 10 ho-
din; odpoledne cd pdl jedne do .
hcdin vecer cd p1l sedne do y.
Y sobotu cel6 odpoledne a usSer.
III.
= Jak oznameno minule, odby-
val Cesko-americky Sokol syou dru-
hlsea schhssszi needaslli odpoisdnc ST.
i CSPs. Vybor zvolen k vypra-
ovani stanov, limiz by So sbor ffdil.
DO yyboru toho zyoleni vsichni move
zyoleni 1ifadnici a pax II. f. Skle-
laf Il f. B. MatIach. Dale usnesl
e sbor, zahaiiti cviceni a sice jed
nou tydns, kazdy Gtyrtek 8. hod
ecer Die posavadnf cinnozti IL
csistsnstyf ocekavane, 70 sDor sokoi-
sky bnde pokra1oyati zdarne ze
dotkama sc od nai dobrSch v5sled-
ksus.
= Ma sjezd Jednoty KafoIickbho
Delnika do Winona, Mimi, odbgya-
reho tam tento tyden, odjel pom
deli ylp. Jan Rynda, kaplan zmine-
ne Jednoty. : nim zaroven odielo
nekolik yyslancd rnzn5ch mist, iiz
ma sye ceste zastavili Sc nasem me-
ste.
= Smrt je y6c zla, ale neodvratna
q ta s'latinska kuchyn6,v podle sta
reho pfisIoyi, draha. Ale jeste
drazsi byva vypraya pohfebni. Pa
mi pohrobnfci dfou obycejne bez no.
b. Ia komtrka 2x6 stoji caste to-
Xix, jako mala chalupa. s potese-
MIN ysak zaznamenavame, BE po-
hrobnik p. M. Liebeke, eis. 477
Peter St, nepatfi mezi ty odfiho-
sty, ktefi padu pohfbu by pfi-
buznych kabat svlekli, nybrz je v
pczadavcich svych mirnym stffz-
liyym. Kdyby Vas postihlo nestle
sti, be byste mtli zapotfebf sluzeb
pohrobnika, obrafte Sc ma neho a
ruGime Yam "a to, be naho po.
cEiodite fsps, nez iksiiekkoiiivstik jiride. jim
f~ Obrazy ramuji Sc {. 423 w.
Z ST. lacino a dobfe. TN zvetsuje-
me E.ndohizny Prace zarn1ena.
13--
ze stdfni Iegisiatury.
sSstatni legislature, jez po nastole-
nj nnvaha gnyarn4ra 80 edrezila, se-i
sIa sc X opravdove cinnosti minuly1
tyden q znacny pocet novsch pred
Lob podano. Senator Eberhart Ia
da pfisne vysetfeni legislaturou
dopravnich sazeb po drahach a ne
spravedlivtho nadrzovani. Vysetfu-
jici yybor ma sestayati ze tfi sena-
torn a ctyf poslanc0. Ucel resolu-
C je. aby rozsifena byla moe mezi-
statnf doprayni komise. Senator
Peterson spnsobil nemaly rozruch
zakona, zakazuiiciho tle-
MIN zakonodarny d statnim nfad-
nlkfim pfijimati svobodnSch list
|<dl 20 drahach pod pokutou od $200I
10 NJ 900. poslanec johnson podal
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-19


= Kapitan George Thorpe od
namofnictva Spoi. Statu pfijel sem
tyto dny, ably sc ujal fizeni odvade-
ci stanice pro rckruty do namofnf
sluzby. nfadoyna bude se nalezati
We stare postoyni budova ma pate a
Wabasha nj. NamoFni yojin obdr-
II zprvu $l3 m6sicne, Eat lekaf-
skou poInoc po iednom rocc stoupa
plat namofnika die postupovani We
sluzbe. Zadatel musi bfti od 2i do
35 rokii stafi slozifi zkonsku Ma
mefni slnzha srva 4 reky.
= Wanna nehoda potkala Edward
Breena, Az roku stareho zijiciho
ma Mendoza ul. Tyz jel ma sanieh,
kdyz nahodou mel 80 sraziti . pou-
licnl karon na Robert a ate nl. Ma
hlym zato6enfm se sane zvrhly a on
dostal Sc pod sane, utrp6l tezke
poraneni obiiceJi, Jakoz ynitfni
poraneni, tax le mnsil bJti dopra-
ven do nemocnice.
s Dvacat5 oslnS yyrotni pies Fl
du Czech, els. IL, G. >. T. s., odbJ.
sany sobotu veder, IA. I. M, se
,saar'i lak = aaio oceSasat' velmi
aonre. snazivy vyoor neseffli na-
many u casus any uspeeh zaDayY
pYl 1en nsliePsi. byla Y prsn1 ce-
ska zapaya lefosnino rokn nosfa-
FLO = nome eosse5stsas zylasl Mla-
\ N'aka 'sA skprns iinape
~a'Asp'n oas'H~1fa ~ pasiia ~ uo
p0@ani hoh'ny hoei'
kraIanka Emma Hack byla
pchnana ku kra1skernu soudu < zod-
pfyadani = kradeze . kidd, MALE
ksJNleh st. Paul Boom Go. kiady
byiy pry szaty Mississippi feky.
4 Dozvidame se, he p. Tomas
Zak, MATTEL sedlafskeho obchodu V
cis. 463 " sedme uly onemocnel ma
chfipku Q le upoutan na lnzko. Pre-
jernu mu, BY &c co nejdfiy Ease u
zdrayil.
r X bolestnemu poran6nf na ru-
&C pfisel D. John Hofejs els. 1855
w. 9TH ul. Isyx yychazel s!omu ma
ulici, kde chtAl vsednouti do pfi-
chystaneho posozu, ma ceste wax
nasledkem naledi uklouzl ma chod-
nlku padl ma leyou r'iku q tuto
u vyrazil raneni. DIR. Hovorka
byl hned poyoian, ably ruku napra-
y1l o co toto piseme, dafi se rane-
nemu jiz lepe.
< Pan Anton Sokolsky y Candy,
Mimi, jenz poslcdni dobou byi "a
mestnan co strojnik dilnach v
Hopkins, Minn-, pfijel sem ma ma