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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Washington delayed her filtration beds, and the typhoid germs seized the opportunity thus presented.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Alabama Is no longer cut into two parts by quarantine officials. It's entity has been restored.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Medicine Hat is taking upon itself a boom and the mayor of this municipal gem on the bosom of the Canadian north- west is exploiting it's merits in the Cam adian papers. Paragraphers and weather men have conferred a lasting fame on Medicine Hat. No matter how cold the weather gets in the United States. Medi- cine Hat has something colder to offer. The report that Jack Frost lives in Medi- cine Hat and that Boreas makes the town his headquarters is not substantia- ted by the towns enterprising mayor.
 The summer girl-so called-is much in evidence at Portsmouth, but for one time in her life. she is not monopolizing all the attention. As a matter of fact. she is reported to be studying M Witte with an attentiveness calculated to make that astute diplomat wonder if he has not achieved a conquest.
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Russia cannot save harmless both it's pride and its pocket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Envoy witte should cut out his grand dukes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16
A SURE SIGN.

The winter time is near at hand You wonder how I know? The billboards tell the story of A melodrama show.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

The country has big crop of presi- dential booms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

After boiling your drinking water filter it through screen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Now that the Taft party has departed from Manila the natives will endeavor to recuperate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16
A CIIAUFFER.

Little Boy Blue did blow his horn, But alas, it was too late; His auto car kept going and
 Ran down a deaf old skate"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

The Philadelphia hopper should gel ready to serve as scapegoat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Russia will after a while pocket her pride, and Japan will pocket an in demnity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

The Russians will welcome a change from a grand duke drunk to zemslky sobor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Portsmouths non-possimus has no relation to persimmons and possums.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

The fever mosquito is not the only variety. All kinds of mosquitoes need killing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Our subjects in the Philippines have been our subjects seven long years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

It is still too hot to talk politics 1T Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

When P. Travers Smithl1ins is referred to as "a novelist you need not crane your neck to SC him pass, but when the newspapers announce that "P. Travers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16
ISN'T IT FUNNY?

The chorus girls n paradox;
 Also, she is a hummer. She wears less clothes in winter than She ever does in summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

The Igorrotes have learned to like frankfurters. They are merely taking their dog in a new form.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16
IN A WARM PLACE.

There was a gentleman named Bann Who faithfully rushed the can,
 He Crushed 1t as much
 As If he were Dutch And now he has need of fan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Bishop Fallows says that John D. Rock eIeiier Is morally color blind That may or may nots>be, but no one has ever ac- cused the Standard oil magnate of not being able to distinguish the color of "th. long green"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

'Goat raising is becoming a great in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16
COMMENTS ON MEN AND
 MATTERS OF THE WORLD

smithkins, the novelist" is sojourning at watering place the chances are that there is demand for his books.
 Wyoming Is feeling "chesty" of late because the last census report credits the state with more than one inhah,- tant to each square mile of her terri tory. Still there are only 1of.s1s peonla 10 cover sl,S9o square miles of ground. so there is plenty of room for prospectors.
 MT. and Mrs. I. N. Dobbins of Verona. N- J. have lived happily in the same house for fifty years. Such an example or domestic felicity and faithfulness should be studied by the Taggarts and other dissatisfied couples who are mak- ing whirlwind finish in the divorce courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Lamb Rsinu Superseded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-16

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second-olass matter under act of Congress March 8, 1879.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-07-07
CAPITAL, 100000.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
Payable Quarterly on Savings Deposits.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Milton Grow is sick
Miss Ethel Bailey is visiting relatives
at Easton.
Earl May is spending the week at
: Valley Mills.
Miss Clara Beebe is visiting at Spring
port and Albion
Floyd Bailey and Earl Jewett spent
the 4th in Jackson.
Frank Thorne is working at Charles
Holman's cigar store.
Ward Detwiler was home. from De-
troit the first of the week
Miss Cynthia Payne. is bookkeeper at
Payne's implement store.
Fred Hayward and family have
moved to 329 Water street.
Col. and Mrs. G. V. R. Pond were in
Detroit the first of the week.
Edward T. Brown is foreman of the
crate factory at Mt. Pleasant.
Misses Ethel Bonnell and Ivah Peru
are visiting friends at Burton.
Kelly & Douglas have the contract
for plumbing at the Bryant school.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Wood, East King
street, entertained friends July 4th.
Woodland, of Chicago, is. the
guest of his father, w, A. Woodland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. @. Mack entertained
a party of II friends Tuesday at dinner.
Fred and William Schaar and George
and OLIVE Wetzel are fishing at Lin
den.
DIR. A. M. Hume has been elected
first vice president of the State Medical
Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. James, Parting, of Ak
ron, Ohio, are visiting at the home Of
S. H. Alliton.>
Miss Mile Roberts returned We'd
nesday evening from visit with rela-
tives at Muir.
Oscar Lyndner, 7O5 Stewart street, i,
spending few weeks at Niagara FALL
and other places.
The annual picnic of County Ode
!, Fellows will be held at McCurdy Parl
Wednesday, Aug. 8.
Claude Bentley, of Harvey, ILL.,, spen
the first of the week with friends ant
relatives in the city.
Miss Vesta Armstrong, who teaches
4 school at Everett, Wash, is spending
the summer in Alaska.
Miss Minnie Perry left Friday even
ing for three weeks visit at Yale
Port Huron and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Northway enter
tanned the Jolly Tends persons in all
at their home on the 4th.
Mrs. w. NJ. Fitzpatrick and children
!. returned Saturday evening from thei
visit at Grovesport, Ohio.
Mrs Rollin Pond and daughters
Hazel and Abbie, left yesterday for {
visit with friends in Canada
!. Owossot may have had "quie
Fourthv'but if SO it is hard to imagine
What noisy one would be like.
& Mrs. Genevieve Nichols, of Toledo
Sds spending *the summer at G. Ii
ElsurIs, a29 West Oliver street
James B. Davies, who has been
<@.-<..., .s.<,,,t atanr,orra,,her at Panama
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01

c. A. Chambers, one OF the re
publican wheel-horses of Bates
county, residing near Johnstown
was looking after business and
greeting friends in Appleton
City Tuesday, and the journal
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Arthur reports Bonnie Mig.
non, a daughter who came into
his home eight weeks ago, get.
ting along nicely and as hand.
some and bright as her mother.
Appleton City Journal
Miss Mamie VanBenthusen, a
daughter of Prof. c. 4. VanBen
thnsen, a former superintendent
of of the Appleton City public
schools, was one of the eight
graduates Of the Rich Hill High
school. Appleton City Journal
Charles Pearce, with his fam
lily, removed 10 Coiieyville, Kan,
last week. With his brother.in.
law, c. K, Johnson, he win en-.
gage in mercantile business in
that city.
Minor o'Neil, son Of Uncle
Tom o'Neil Of this city, has en-
listed in the u. s. Navy, and
seems To enjoy il.
Effective April sth the Mo.pac
will sell Sunday excursion tick
cts 10 Kansas City and return al
one fare for the round trip.
Prot Chamberlain delivered
the memorial address for IN,
woodmen Of the World, Decora
tion day.
Mr.. ]. F. Bailey was in the citS
last Friday on business,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01

Z. S. g. Prowell delivered the
memorial address a. Metz Tues
day.
Prof T.. r. Robinson and wife
spent Sunday with friends in
Butler.
Mrs. r. f. BBckeridge return.
ed last week from an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ida
Porter, at Salem, III
The gas drin has been remOy
ed TO the G. c. McGennis farm
about i've miles southwest Of the
city. where another wei win be
sunk.
Mr.. Andrew Aims, the aged
father Of George Aims. who has
been visiting his son for some
time past returned to his home
in Carthage last Saturday.
The Bates County Record has
entered upon its 40th year Of
usefulness. May it continue for
another forty years and o. d.
Austen or his successor, con
tinue at the helm.
Frank McQuitty has been
transferred from this place to
Nevada to work for the Missouri
Pacific. This viii probably ne
cessitate the removal Of his fam
ily to that city in the near future
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01
a DEUrKEN JAmBEREE.
In which the Drunks Got the
JANA Mob Attacked Police
man sfcManas and Got the
Worst of IL.

Friday night last witnessed
what threatened for a time to be
a serious manifestation Of the
mob spirit again. One Of the
boys, who was out for good
time got little boistrous and
was admonished by McManus,
which seemed only to incense
Mr.. Good Timer, and the police
man, in the discharge Of his du-
ties attempted TO arrest the
young man. This seemed to be
a signal for others to join in a
scrimmsge with the law officer
who stood up to his work with
the pluck that becomes an officer
intent upon what he believes to
be his duty, and with the help Of
others succeeded in landing two
of the gentlemen in the cooler.
In the meelee Ed. L,ederer got
some raps over the head that had
to to be stitched. This was done
by Mayor Lancaster.
The arrested parties viii be
tried before Judge Wright June
Is. Warrants are out for others
who took part in this battle, and
no doubt they viii all find it a
little expensive TO try fun with
an officer of the law. We have
heard quite a number Of express
sions of opinion in the matter
and the general expression has
been against the mob and in IA
vor of the officers. Order must
be maintained at all hazard. The
only king in this conntry is the
law. To this the officers are sub
ject as well as the people. and
the people themselves made the
law and should be the first TO OBJ
serve it and then require every
body else 10 obey it.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01
STATISTICS
Relative t0 saloon Business in
Indiana

In 1904 there were 136 incor-
porated towns in Indiana that
did not have a saloon within their
bounds and two entire counties,
Brown and Pike, contained no
saloons, according to figures
compiled by Joseph H. Stubbs,
chief of the bureau of statistics.
On the other hand, the figures
show that none of the cities in
the state is without a saloon, the
smallest number in any city be
ing four, in Rensselaer,, Unioh
City, and Rising Sun.
According to the figures there
were 5,i10 saloons in the state
in 1904, an increase of 275 over
the proceeding year OF this
number. aces We're in the cities
and /. Az in the towns and the
townships outside Of incorporat-
ed towns. OF the fye larges,
cities in the state, three show an
Increase over 1903 in the number
OF saloons-Indianapolis from
62s in 1908 TO 67S In 1904 Terre
Haute from $50 TO 287, and South
Bend from l62 10 tT8.
Evansville, Fort Wayne and
New Albany show a decrease
from last year.
The total liscenSe tax collected
during the year was 81, ,S33, i75,
Of which S5li,O00. or the county
tax Of Sl00 10 the saloon. went {,
the school fund, and the remain
ing Ss22, iT5, the local tax levied
by the cities and towns, went in
20 their treasures. Although
the county tax is fixed az Si00 !
year by statute, the local tax may
amount up 20 $3.50 a year, and
this tax varies from the smallest
lof SiO a year IN. OldenhnAe
/ Franklin county, % $3.50, as Il Is
| in an but few 0f the cities. IN,
average local tax for the whol,
state is about Sid0. most al Tia
corporations charging $3.50 !
year,--New Albany, Ind. Tibans
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01

A aai n p4per TOR Sloe g year =
s,nethi nE tie public has long desiF-
"a. Tn ChicaEo Daily GevseN.
,,enrhtf, 3 family daily giving ali Inn
,,artant reWs market IMPORTS ana
,easv in tcrostsnE departments har
,e.n wen iea ani childreW, is sgnt %
sal,scritess for q a Sesr, q eepta
t,r = n,t,nt D.. 10 ecats i0rl lnoaths.
/ ssahserlt,s tsi-,iNN. adireSS, tlsc Cii-
resro R.,visw CO. t4 lDta.l QiN
Bailalpg, Ckicaso, iiilHois
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01
our sentiments.

We note by the dailies an or.
der recently issued by the Post.
master General, in which it is
intimated that IL is not incum.
bent upon office holders TO contri.
butte TO campaign funds merely
because they happen 20 hold Of
fee. We have a high regard for
the Postmaster General and are
convinced that every move he
makes has for its object the bet.
terment of the postal service,
but il occurs to as there is such
a thing as carrying these reforms
too far. OF course an officer
shouldn't be browbeaten and CO
creed into contributing to the
campaign fund of his party, but
If the Office holders are 10 be ex-
empt we should like to know who
is to contribute the legitimate
necessary funds for carrying on
a campaign. 1t is certainly bet
ter that the appointees should
contribute to the compaign funds
than that the railways and trusts
magnates should be asked to fur
nish the sinews of war for par
ty campaign.
An official holding Office at the
hands of one or the other of the
great political parties should be
willing and anxious to contribute
to the success of that party by
his means as well as by his vote,
the same as every good citizen
should be willing to contribute
to the support of his city, state
or nation. He evidently believes
the party of his choice is right
or he would not be serving it in
an official capacity, and If he be-
lieves it is right and deserving
success he ought to contribute
as literally of his means to its
support as his income viii war
rant, and the higher the salary
he draws, the more literally he
ought TO contribute. An official
is not less competent or efficient
because of his willingness to as
sist his party, and there ought to
be no official orders rendering il
possible for him to evade the per
formance of a duty by hiding be-
hind the civil service laws, or an
order such as the recent order of
the Postmaster General. Mo
berry Tribune.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-01

To most persons a lawyer is d /
most fearsome creature. I'M
the popular mind he has ali the I
attributes to take the leading
role in the celebrated epic drama /
Paradise Lost, except horns
and tail To him it is but child's
play to involve the truth in such /
a labyrinthian maze of circumlo-
cutory phrases that no ordinary
mortal can find the clue. His
exquisite skill in making black
look white and vice versa, and in
giving a group of facts the exact /
shade Of color necessary TO com
plete the mise en- scene of the /
case, would make him rich and |
famous as a landscape painter.
AT the same time his cOnstitu-
tional modesty in regard to a Il
naked truth never binds him to a
true perception Of article / in the
ethics of his profession, which
binds him to take all of an estate
in part payment Of his fee for re
covering the same.
Only a lawyer knows however,
what superior person a lawyer
usually is, or how low he can
sometimes sink in tire scale Of
creation. This double barreled
fact was emphasized by bright
young lawyer from the Ozal.ks in
his address on Lawyers" At the
meeting Of the Missouri State
Bar Association ia Ksnsas City
the other day. Speaking OF the
law recently passed by the Nils.
souri, legisloture, raising the
standard for admission 20 the
bar, he said In burst Of right
eous Indignation why, Atr
Chairman, hundreds ot lawye r
are admitted 10 the bar who Al :
hardly 6t "a practice medicine.
or dentistry, or pharmacy, or
even Ia teach a school"
There is tina whole thing in a
nutshell We CO n see al glance
the snow capI~a d peaks of virgin
virtue upon w'Aich most lawyers
stand, and Wv can also see, way
down in the 'blacbest abyss, the
depths Of d ,grada;ion into which
a lawyer u n fall,
Il is tru Ia fortunate that this
young IN aclzStonisn soN,iologisl
did not y arsue his analysis of hu
manisy 20 the point of as signing
The pre- achers, journalists anS
cominor ordinary bankers ans
business men % their prope
PLACES IN the ranks If caste. VI
shutldssr IA think Of the b-otts ar
less depths ~ our own aba =
ment. Truly. lawyers are / Il
poetss nascitpr, non ns. TX. {
s1ournsl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04
Zert ma Aprfla.

Po celem Rakousku Nemecku
byla pry roztrousena west, ze 70
spolkove pokladny Spojenych Sta.
til bylo vyloupeno smelymi lupici
ktefi byli IN tim ticelem najati
Americksmi millionafi, ma 26s
millionn dollarn, a re severo-Atlan
ticka eskadra pronasleduje lupiGe
ktefi ujizdeii ma parnikach nekam
do jim. Ameriky.
Tento povedeny aprilovy zert
byl vytisten V Berlinskym-Tage-
blatu ma prvniho aprila, a nehleda
ma to re to bylo tist6no ma TAX
podefely den, vsecky listy V tech
to dvou zemich jiz psali siihodlou-
he Glanky jak sc to stale. Jake
asi dlouhe obli6eie delali PAM
redalktofi vsech techto novin,
kdyz Sc dozvedeli ze Berlinsky
Tageblat 81 to sam vybajil, a ude-
lal 81 Z Mich dobrS den.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04
Ron hOrlME NEWS

Mr.. Chas. and Maggie Scherei
spent a very pleasant evening
with Miss Jewell Mcdonnell or
Thursday las;
Miss Jewell Mcdonnell and sis.
ter Helen, and Maggie Scherel
were in town Sunday.
Mr. A, Manrahan and Miss. V
Wedeman. attended the dance
in Tabor Saturday.
]. Hanrahan was taansactine
business in Tabor Friday.
Miss Mayo Hanrahan who wa:
sick at Wagner is reported some
better this week.
Miss J Mcdonnell was seen trar
sacting business in Tabor on Fri
day, the first time in many
months. Her friends were glad &c
see her among them again.
Among those from here that at
tended the dance at Tabor were.
]. Hanrahan, c. Harrison, Chas
and Maggie Scherer s. Mellon
nell. X. Uvorak and Frank Glynr
They report q good time.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04
Dobry Obchod.

Zurnal Scotlandsky uvddi jistou
udalost, jak jeden obcinek, ktery
pevns ven We velke obchody ma
yychode, kde tez vsecko sve zboz
kupoval, iak dobfe pochodil. U,
vadime zde volny pfeklad onoho
elanka:
"JistS obSvatel tohoto okresu,
dostal CO proto, kdyz byl poslaI
pro sud soil do katalogoveho kra,
mu. Tento clovi6ek Sc pred tim
zeptal jednoho domaciho obchod,
nika ma cenu iednoho sudu kuchyI
ske soil, bylo mu sdeleno IL
Sl.35 by to spravilo. Tato cena
sc mu zdala byt nestydat6 pre-,
mrstenou, procez Sc vyiadfil II
mnze dostat zrovna to same "a
pakatSlek IS cent?, We kramu ka.
talogovem. Postal tedy pro jeder
sud, a kdyz mu pfisel po frejtu
musel sc hodit pres kapsn a zapla.
tit SLAB "a frejt. Celkem tedy
zaplatil "a jeden sud soil -. 90,
ktery mohl dostat donna "a Sl.35.
mel ma male re sc no nezmocnila
psinka."
Il tohoto je videt, re mnozi lido
jsou TAX nevsimacni, re nevidi jak
humbukove kramy vychodnf chy,
tsji venkovany ma lep; prodaif jim
neco hodn6 lacino a ne& to clovek
dostane do lomu tn vidf ze tn veC
pfeplatil, a pfec je to lacine. Ia,
kovy clovGk TO Vi, ale media 81 Ia
fict; pofad ien mele svou re tn
nebo tn vec dostal naramn6 lacino,
ale "a CO musel platit NJ sc ohybal
TO moudfe zamlei.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04
Spolkl koSt.

Josef TcmcGk ktcry slouzi M
farme chvalne znameho p. &. +.
Blachnika, malem pfisel o zivot
zadusenim, V Itery V poledne.
kdyz byl u obeda, nahodou spoil
kl Sc lzici polevky malou kustku,
ktera Sc V nj nalczala; kost uvizla
V hltanu, a veskere namahanf il
dostat ven bylo bezvysledne. D.
debral Sc tedy o pomoc k doktoru
Blezkovi. Jezto vsak knstka We
zela dosti hluboko. nebylo MONO
il dostat ven bez chloroformovani
pfi kterez operaci must byt diva,
rozhodlo sc jeti do Tyndall, kdez
IN pomoci jednoho tamnejsiho le-
kafe knstka byla stlacena dolu do
vnitfnosti, jezto il nebylo MONO
dostat ven. Stava doposud nebez-
peel ze mnze ublfzit vnitfku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04

Nm den sv. Jana, v dtery Is
kvetna. Dude potadan skvely Piles
v sfni p. Reidingra. Tab6rska
vehlssna kapela obstara hudbu.
NeZapomeiite sc dostayit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04
cEsKE zPRAvY

obchodem dnes.
Josef Mafek Y Ncrmillion byl
V meste tento tyden.
Jan hostel koupil kons oil Ed.
Olsona sobotu.
Anton j. Novak kupuje vejce a
plati dobrou cenu IA ne.
Fotograficka dina Taborska je
jenom 3 dycfe severne od posty.
Jos. Black Jos. Fejfar Utik-
ST byli videni ma ulicfch naseho
mesta nedeli.
Vojtech Soukup Lestervillskf,
byl navstevou Sc syoji rodinou u
Jana Honera V nedeli.
Anton J.Novak kupuje smetanu
pro Hanford Produce Co., a plati
hotovyma "a nj.
Licitacni lGtaky (sale bills) Wy
konavame lpravn9, rychle LEVINE
v jazyku eeskem i anglickcm.
Bratfi Hefmanovc stehovsli ma
bytek FIR. Hefmana ma ieho farmu
blize Parkstonu tento tyden.
V pondeli rano jsme byli vybur-
covani libeho spanku prvni moe
nou bouff tento rok; vsak phi tom
ncprselo.
Skvely Piles bude pofadan sini
pana Kukrala ma den sv. jana,
V Gtery, is kvetna. Scotlandska
kapela obstara hudbu.
Jos. Skorpik zvGtsuje svG obyd-
II, n NJ Dude toto zvetsovanf u
konce, Josef Dude NIT mista dost
pro dosti velkou famelii.
Proc byste nemeli NIT fotagra-
fl sveho decka, VAST rodiny, nebo
sebe. Navstivte fotograickou dfl-
nu Taborskou, obrazy ty nejlepsf.
Sobotni Piles V sfni Reidingrov9
Sc Iplns nezdaril, byl malo
navstiven nasledkem toho re Sc
tez odbtvala zabava V sfni Kukra-
love.
T. j. Wagner, v. j. Wagner,
Jan Kosrel n Ant. Krovoza jeli do
Utiky V pondeli, "a tim Gcelem by
byli pfitomni pfi volbe prvnich
mestskych Gfednik1.
Vac. Kulis cd Lakeport, vykou-
pill rolovici pcdi!u oil Jos. Si;or-
pika ma jeho kovarne, TAX re nyni
budou moci zastat kazdy naval
prace ktera sc hrne do dilny.
T. j. Wagner, V. j, Wagner,
Honzik Matuskovic Jindfich
Hokuf byli We Vodhanech V nedeli
a pravili re tam mali dobrou V pi-
vovafe sterilizovanou yodu.
Budova Musilkova ktera pred
n6kolika mesfci byla poskozena
ohnem jest iiz opravena. Kazdd
mistnost byla vypapfrovana, a co
JIG nyni zapotfebf, jest tam zaffdit
nejaky obchod.
Jakub Wagner zam9stnava mno
no lidi ma sye farmG 4 mile sever
nc od mesta, phi dobyvanf kamene
Muzi tam mali prave lezenf, az
dobudou vseclien kamen, pax pu-
tla Dude n6jlepa ku zdslavanf.
Dostali jsme velkou zasobu ak
cideneniho pisma lob type) a mn-
zem vykonat veskef6 Geske tisk-
owe prace, TAX re Yam nenf tfeba
posilat eeske prace ma vychod
kdyz nase tiskarna Vas mnze I'd
sobit vsim echo potfebujete.
Jos. Pe6enka zkoupil n6kolik
tisfc kIlG do plotI, milne u re-
ky a Dude je nyni prodavat ma sve
farme | mill cd Tabora, po Z
centech kus. KIly jsou dobr6
jakosti a trvanliv6, nebot jsou z
talk zvanG cervene ivy, eli vrby.
Dostali jsme dopis od Barty
Wagnera, ktery po delsi dobu by
dlel V Wagner. Barta sdeluie re
sc jiz pfestehoval mn reservaci, do
m6steGka Herrick, okres Gregory,
26ho dubna, kde zabral pozemek
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