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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
HUSBAND SUSPECTED
OF BEING MURDERER
Police Arrest Spouse Of
Woman Whose Body Was
Found in Chehalis River
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


ABERDEEN. Wash. Oct. 14.-Further
evidence of the probable murder of the
woman whose body was recovered from
the river here was provided today
with the arrest at Cosmopolis of II. 1.
Sheldon. who has confessed to the po-
lice that he was the dead woman's hus-
bands. He says he came out from the
East at the time of the Lewis and
Clark Fair and that he married her at
Portland. He refuses to divulge her
maiden name He also admits having
written letter signed G. II. Wood M.
D.. recommending her as worthy of as
sistance because of the alleged death
of her husband leaving her to care for
three small children. He acknowledged
he received money from her which she
had begged at various cities of the
Northwest, but denies having killed her.
In his confession he says he returned
TO Cosmopolis from Seattle October s
and the police believe the woman was
murdered that night. OF the accuracy
of the murder theory the police have no
doubt
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
BELIEVES MAN TRIED TO
HOLD UP HER CARRIAGE
Mrs. Horace ID. Chase Given Scare by
Man WHO Wanted 10 Know
Road TO Destination.

NAPA, Oct. 1f.-An attempt was
made last evening to hold up Mrs. Hor-
ace B. Chase. wife OF the wealthy own
er of Stays Leap near Yountville.
Mrs. Chase came up to Napa from San
Francisco on the evening train and was
being driven out to her country home
when a man stepped out and grabbed
the horses bride az II to hold her up.
The driver managed to get past the
man and sent Telephone message to
the Sheriffs Office. AS soon as pos
sible Policemen Daily and Alien of Napa
and Narsmore Of Yountville started out
on q chase Late in the evening they
found the man. lie claims he at
tempted to stop them to find out the
directions TO place he was looking
for He was an Italian and formerly
resided in San Francisco. Officers are
investigating the case.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
SHERIFF FINDS NEW WAY TO
PUNISH YOUNG OFFENDERS
Youths Are Given n Good Whipping
and Told to Warn other
Boys.

REDWOOD CITY, Oct. f4.-Sheriff
Mansfield has adopted whipping post
in connection with the County Jail
which will be used in the future as a
means of punishment for number of
young street urchins ranging from 10
to 10 years of age, who have given the
authorities much trouble of late. The
first to sample the Sheriff's new device
was Frank Herm, who was arrested
on Saturday with his brother Joe for
destroying the hea6stones IN Union
Cemetery. The other boy, who was up
for his first offense. watched the pun
ishment meted out to his brother and
both were told to warn the others boys
of the punishment they would receive
should they be caught away from
school.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15

United States Senator Frank P. Flint
will speak for Gillett in Modesto, So
nora and Angels during the week. Our
senior Senator, George G. Perkins, is
on the bills to speak in Siskiyou
County for the Republican cause
Congressman Gillett will speak today
to the veterans dwelling at the Ma
tional Soldiers Home in Los Angeles
The Congressmans record as a sup
porter and defender of the veterans is
clear and consistent.
The Republican campaign orators are
calling the attention of the men OF
California to the interference of Sam
uel Gompers In the public affairs OF
this commonwealth. 1t is remarked
that he is assuming the prerogative OF
dictator in telling the people how they
should vote. It seems to be the judg-
ment of the farmers, mechanics and
workingmen generally that they know
enough about affairs in this State to
make up their own minds without ad-
vice or suggestion from outsiders.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
BEALE ACCEPTS NOMINATION.
Decides Thaht He VIII Run on Repub-
1ican Ticket for State Senator.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct 14.-Truxtun
Beale this afternoon informed the Re-
publican county central committee of
his change of heart and accepted the
nomination for State Senator from the
Thirty-second District offered him last
Saturday at a meeting of Republicans
held in Visalia. Beale earlier In the
week announced that he would not con-
slider the nomination, but owing to
pressure brought to bear by strong Re-
publican friends throughout the dis
trict he was persuaded to accept. Beale
is registered in Kern County and will
vote at his home in TETON Canyon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
FIRE RUINS A HOSPITAL is',,''se =
AT PRESIDIO or MONTERREY
Seventeen Patients who were In the
Building Arc Safely Removed
by the Soldiers

MONTEREY, Oct. 14.-Mount Hos
pital at the Presidio was ruined by fire
last night. Fire started in the north
west corner of the west wing, and
from the basement ran up the walls
into the ceiling. There were seventeen
patients In the hospital but they were
safely removed.
Several flremen were overcome by
smoke in fighting the flames !
The loss by fire will amount to about
$4,000. The hospital building was COM
pleted the first Of the year at a cost
of about 5000
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
PROVINCIAL PREMIERS
CONCLUDE THEIR CONFERENCE
British ColumbIa's Representative
Wffhdrnws From Meeting, Al
1eEing Discrimination.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Oct. 14.-An Ottowa
special says the conference of provin-
cial. premiers seeking better terms con-
cluded today with British columbia
unrepresented. Premier Mcbride of
that province retired in protest from
the conference. The Significance of this
is that Premier Mcbride will at the
approaching elections make the issue
that British Columbia was discrim-
mated against The Federal Govern
ment offered $4,000 a year for ten
years to British Columbia, but this Pre-
mier Mcbride declined to accept ,...
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Ahere0'ml'ie. q. A.. - Nsunix. l'rank p. %
= h.i.eni.a aoln % Nolan Mrs.. r F.
cidias. Fla I,raS Irlls@Fsas!' IT ~ re- Edwin ds J.
g. ca. p. aaea ., y 7s Quinn. siarsarct
''ls- AtS Schuier. August IS
~ q -+s-n = Sin:faons. Psu X. 81
Fc-as. 7a'n D. Ge i'fvsn. J.,l,n 81
f'AaS"ei- Iva a.. Turner Maria l. 20
Al,t ''aF HiF-in q s city. octvher -. 1906
s'.'.n g - IS aunt. Mrs. Hzrrs Saer
ro1d. G.s,are $40. beloved husband II Irrna
A.'rs-f'.iai ic ara rather II Marguerite soJ
h."rcranl ip. native of Tonsfoa Toy
s." - Nears = muntis and q days. Texas
N .l"iN q efSc outfv.i
Rcr'e rs ~ tie f-ncral narlors Of tho II +.
AfaSS 'enpi-ay 1885 Ga,den Gate avenue
Az Itilt(i iEN-ln tfi~ city October y. 1905.
r Do ianlovcd i'uSl,"nG or EIAaDet, Anrbe.
nia'l. ana devoted father ~ loin Antbenie,
~ native %; Canton Wallis. Swifzerland
HEea - vca~V u mnatls and % dars A
tieili.ef az He.ye.ia Nerein
.r.i' mas and scqaaintineea are respectfully
inrted 20 attend the funeral todAy Mon
par-ers = ~. i. snhr & Co aa1a Mission
street bctweea Twenty afih ana Twenty
sixth. thence 70 81. Anthonr's Church where
80 ttsuein ASa mass viii he celebrated for
e fenqSe 9Ss.-,,o Of his 81 soul eommeneias az s
li'tnen- Holy Cross Cemetery
CLARKE Alsmeda Gil Octol,er ~ 7ooe
MEriS CiarS, helogcd mother OF Mrs n II
sprung, ana grandmother of Mrs q A Me
Saw, native of Natchez. Miss. aged Sc
Friends and scquaintsnees are invited 10 at
lena the funeral today Gdondayl October X
:. S. = cock. from her late residence. 1925
C2DDING--In this city. October "A. 1906 Ella
p daughter Of Ms. n. N Coddin~ and
Slste. OF George C.. Charles r. Anaa l.
"niiam T. and Thomas NJ. Codding
'0hN-ln this city. October l9 1900 Jacob
- bcloVed husband Of Yetta C,ohn ,lexsfe,I
1lother az NJ. d. Cohn. and loving father ~
4is a. Nathan and David J. Henry ! Iopis
>; ana Soi ;. Cohn and Mrs William GIL
cntlsN native Of Nakei Prussia aged -
!eeS months and , days fVirrinis CITY
ahl heno New. papers please cony3
unetal services viii be held fodsr Mon
49,, ar p M. at his iafe residence 1908
DclaFla street inte-meat private
CkAlG-In Fruitvsle Cal. October 70 1aoc
MS- craig, beloved mother of Mrs. Ceorre
tehoets, Mrs. James Viner.. Mrs L. II
btalr and George Craig a native Of Countv
Ai,tsilck' ireland aged &c years
ENehos and acQu8intances are resnecff,llv
.l.-ueQ 10 attend tfe funeral todar Mon
Nhsis october Il, al 9.l5 O'Clock m f-o,,
ne residence of her daughter Mrs Isn,es
ih5l lElS Turk street san Francisco thence
ROY Gross Church corner OF Fdgv and
ogytt slreets. where n rCQuiena iffrii mass
VI Dc celebrated Intern,enr HOLY Cross
Nehelefy' via electric car from Four+esntl,
HnQ Guerrero streets
ChoMLEI-In this city October Il. 1905. Iobn
LeAi-a neieFed husband Of Catherine Crow.
[eF. and devoted fnther Of Isres 2 e,5
Daniei II. Crowley. Mrs L C. Ravm,,ns ana
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
REVENGE PROMPTS MURDER.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Oct. 14.-Horace
r. voss. who was doorkeeper of the
fifth Utah Legislature and the most
was shot and killed today by A. T. Day.
another negro. Voss had reproved Day
for assaulting a smaller man yester-
day. Day brooded over the matter
and shot yoss in the back for revenge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
OCEANIC SIS.

TAHITI. SOUTH sEAs-s. S. Mariposa
sails at II a. m. Oct. II. First-class
round trip $125.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HOMO
LULU-S. s. Ventura sails D. m. Oct
%. Christchurch international Exhi-
bition) and return, first S29S.50, sec
ond $22S.50.
HONOLULU only-S. s. Alameda sails
II a. m. Nov. 8. Round trip, first
class, S125.
j. ID. sPRECkELS & BROS. CO.,
58 Clay Street. San Francisco,
Phone Temporary 1881"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
Mine Drainage Districts
Favored by Committee.

visited the Empire gold mines in Gold
Valley, twelve miles from Downieville.
The Mountain Messenger reports that q
great deal of work has peen performed
recently at the Empire property The
capacity of a twenty -hve-stamp mill
has been increased. Preparations have
been made for a long run. The Empire
property includes $50 acres of mineral
lied ground. The mill and mine are
operated by electricity generated by a
water plant owned by the company.
The Tightner mine at Allegheny will
be worked more largely than hereto
fore If present plans are carried out
tunnel will be run 400 feet to the
ledge. The working force will be
doubled
The Grass Valley Union reports that
the Black Bear mine. below Grass Val
ley, has been acquired by J. H. English
for a Sacramento company and that It
will be thoroughly developed and
equipped. The existing development
consists mainly of tunnel 500 feet
long that taps the ledge at depth of
200 feet
State Mineralogis Aubury is sending
out notices about assessment work on
California mines. to which particular
attention should be paid. An impress
sion has been created that owing to the
San Francisco disaster assessment work
need not be done this year. This is
totally a mistake. Mineralogist Aubury
makes the following statement of the
facts for general information;
The extra session of the California
Legislature requested Songress, in view
of the San Francisco disaster, that all
assessment work on California mining
claims for this year should be set aside.
special committee of Congress took
the matter under consideration. Upon
investigation that committee came to
the conclusion that few persons who
are interested in California mines met
large losses in San Francisco, and the
committee therefore took an unfavor-
able view of the recommendation of
the California Legislature. Assessment
work to the amount of 500 on each
mining claim must be performed there
fore. as in other years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15

Necessarily the man who leaps before
he looks doesn't take much stock in
the theory that procrastination is the
thief of time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
BIKTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent BIZ
q q a.. VII not e Inserted. They must be handed
y p fiihtr of the publication ofhceS and lie
nd lfSel with the nahla ana residence ~ psrSY,s
n'iloiez'n = hare tic same Yehlished. Notices
fs- i-l'i SiInnit 20 i've nnanncement Of the
eFeh' are published once ia tas a.o.Umn free Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
California
Limited
To Chicago in3 Days
Leaves daily at $50 a. m.
With Diners and SIeenerA

s.sv AM For stockton. Merced, Fresno
Hanford, Visalia, Bakersfield
$500 PM and intermediate points.
1880 AM.--California Limited. 3 days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
800 A.M.-Valley Limited for stockton,
Merced. Fresno. Hanford. Visalia
Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1o:55 AM.-For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
400 P.M.-For Stockton. Fresno and in
termediate points.
$500 p PM.-Overland Express for Dem
yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICEs-Ferry Building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortiefh
versity Ave. and West St. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
PREPARES ANNUAL FIGURES

Mineral statistics concerning the out
put of California mines in 1905 may be
available for the public in a fortnight,
or possibly sooner. The official collec-
tion of statistics this year for the State
has been complicated by the burning Of
books and records in this city and also
by the great pressure that business
men have been under during the pre-
liminary period Of rehabilitation. A
feature of the report will be statistics
that show the increase in production of
the desert mining regions of California.
Dredging for gold on Butte Creek,
near Chico, according to present
plans. will begin in the next
ninety days. A contract has been
let for the construction of a
large dredger by the Butte Creek
Gold Dredging Company. At first 1000
feet on each side of the creek will be
dredged for gold The land where op-
erations are to take place primarily is
a part of the John Konning property.
The Calumet and Hecla management
has purchased what is known as<the
Van Dorm mines in Sonora This is
the first property that the Calumet and
Hecla has bought in the Southwest. II
marks particularly the growth of the
mineral industry along the border
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15

UNION TRANSFER COMPANY ageuts
collect baggage and checks on trains
of Southern Pacific AMI deliver baggags
to residence Ineys are authorized 10
check baggage direct from residence
Telephone Temporary 1885"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
GRAB LANDS AT NOME.

The Gold Digger makes the following
specific and somewhat sensational
charges:
An examination of the instruments
filed for record IN the Office of the re-
corder for the Nome mining district
during the last few days shows that
one aggregation of people whose names
are connected with a certain mining
company have been very busy in the
last few weeks-so busy, in fact that
these eight have managed to stake
more. than 5000 acres of placer land in
the Nome district Yet they have never
in single instance properly described
the location of the property. From
the records one gets. vague idea that
It is somewhere In the vicinity of Port
Safety, and 1t would seem from tba
number. of 160-acre tracts that they in
tend taking in the whole of that sec
ton of the country. If the ground
should prove valuable-and from pros
pecting work that has been done there
is every reason to believe that sucb
Will be the case-there will be an al
most endless tangle of litigation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
COAST LINE


aTlThird and Townsend streetsl
s.1oa San Jose and Way Stations s.3ob
7.ooa San Mateo. Belmont. San Jose.
Morganhill. Gilroy. Pajaro.
Watsonviile Santa Cruz-Iau-
reI-Boulder Creek Del Monte,
Monterey. Pacific Grove .-..-.--- 4-J0p
S.eoa Shore Line Limited-San Jose.
Salinas. Paso Robles. san Luis
OoispO. Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles ---------.------. 3.J4p
SEGA Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
SEQ. Santa 6toSs Cruz Laurel. Boulder -,
Creek I.41D
s3oa The Coaster-san Jose. salinas.
san Arco. PasO Robles. santa
Margarita. San Luis Obispo.
Guadalupe. Gaviota. Santa
Barbara, San Bueuaveutlra.
Oxnard Burbank. Los Angeles li.45p
SJsA Gilroy, Hollister. Tres Pinos, Pa
iaro. Watsonvilie. santa Cruz.
Castroyille. Del Monte. Pacific
Grove. Surf. Lompoc- ii.45s
9.e0a South san Francisco. san Mateo.
Palo Alto, San Jose -.-..-.....-.--..- 1sfop
10.3ea Burlingnr1e. San. Mateo. Red
wood. Menlo Park. Palo Alto.
II .soa San Jose and Way Stations s4os
z.esp Pslo Alto. San Jose and Way sta
z.ocp Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Glen
wood. Laurel-Boulder Creek loo
3.eop Del Monte Express-Santa Clara.
San Jose. Watsonvile. Santa
Cruz. Del Monte. Monterey.
Pacific Grove ve--------.-.-..--.-.--.--. l2.l5p
5-30p South San Francisco. San jose
Gilroy. Hoilister. Tres Pinos i93Sa
4.3op San jose and Way Stations f7.ssa
az "a. g. No. NJ. -. - - ( f9.01a
1r S0 A"'eO' "i0 1Ai'o' 81" 'O'0' t9.15D
fs.0op Los Gates Alma. Wright s.36a
SOP san Jose and Way stations 9.s0A
-S-4Sp Sunset TX xprcsS-SanJ Jose. Gilr0y.
Salinas. Pas0 Robies San Luis
Obispo. Santa barbara. los
Angeles. Denling Fl Paso. New
Orleans - 9.l1a
5.45p Faiaro. Watsonviie. tapitola.
Srnta Cruz. Castroville. Del
Monte. Pacific tsrove- l1.lSs
6.1Sp Burlin1nme San Maseo. here's
ford. Belmont. Sen Carlos. Rcd
wood. Fair oaks. Maiiio Par.
Palo Alto............... .-....... f0Isa
$50 San Jose and Way Si,t;ons--- s.3ss
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
DEAL FOR s2,ooo,ooo.


lively are as follows:
For many months the Trinity Copper
Company has been entertaining offers
from five copper producing combina-
tons In connection with these Of
fers our property has been thorough
ly examined and investigated by
the exeprts of the various combina-
tions They have reported such condi-
to acquire Trinity as a whole or part
or in working Combination. The com
pany has finally arrived at verbal
agreement with one OF them. which.
barring accident. will be passed upon
completion. BY the terms of this trade
Trinity will at once become a produc-
Ing property upon a basis of 600 tons
a day.
Exactly. what Is implied by this the
Shasta County papers do not make
clear, except that there will be an addi-
tional daily production of 500 tons of
copper In Shasta
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15

A Tor Morning. T for Afternoon
4cf--,' nv e-'- - 7i0y Ooly
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
NahOdOu PostfeIen.

Jos. Nykodem NIL, farmer cd
Utiky byl nahodou stfelen SWIM
slouzicim do leve nohy mad kole.
nem v itery. V tn dobu zahanel
dobytek do Pastru kdyz slouzicf,
jenz byl ma honu kacnen ma blfz
KEN jezeru vystfelil v tn stranu
kde.se nachazel Nykodim. Neko,
lik broka iej zasahlo a'e zadny ne,
proraziv Sat, vyjma jednoho kterf
proraziv Sat uvizl asi diva palce v
noze. PoranenS Timed Sc vydal
ma cestu do Tabora k DIR. Blizko.
vi ktery brok vyndal ranu oset,
I'll tax H. Sc pacientovi vede dob.
re.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14

Neopomciite Sc dosiavit ma gra.
duacnf slaynost V Gtery vecer.
A. j. NovAk de& veskerou prS,
CT klempitskou, jake jsou korytks
ma sttechy a pod.
Pffsttf nedeli rano Sc Dude cd.
btvat s'avnost svecenf velkeho
kffae jepz stoii pred katol. koste-
lem. Rosahle rfipravy Sc konaji
pro tuto slavnost, pfi ktere veske-
re katolicke spolky a TaborskG ks
pela budou pochodovat cd sine Ike
koste'u.
Sde'uje Sc nam, he costa vychod
ne od fanny Martina Honera. ie
tvrdy otisek pti destivem potasf.
Prave mfsto stftnosti pro ty jeni
cestu nejvfc uzivajf je okres. Pra
We nynf okres rovoluje velke obno
sy ma opravu cest petice tom
smys'u Dude ueinkovat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
Jako Phi zbOfeni JerIcha.

Starei Hanzl, apostol sevcoviny
81 daval srravit cisternu. pozvav
81 ma to Josefa Melichara. Josef
vlezl do iamy a StarS Hanzl mu
statcene michal ma'tu. nosil vodu.
obyeeinou chmelovou, chilly,
nebot byl V Rakousku soldatem v
fadach jeho velieenstva Franz Jo-
sefa dokonce nosil, iak zlf jazy-
kove tvrdf, sarsi na podolku. nj
nestastnou nahcdou. Cd sameho
nah ybanf'', sc nshnul tue moe
pres otvor cisterny. a okamzite sc
sfitil dol1 a dopadl IA ohnuty
hfbet sveho delnika. Podfvali Sc
m sebe tise zakleli ma tn neohra
banost, ale v zapetf Sc smffili. Pc
chvilce opet Sc pracovalo dal; ten
tokr6t ale 81 Herr Johann daval
vice pozoru.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
PodIvna Nahoda.

V. S. Pettfk, kdyz del ma far.
me sveho syna u Lake Andes phi.
Sci k irazu podivnou nahodou,
sel pc sve praci zkrze pastr kde
byla uvazana krava ma provazu u
kulfku. Kravu stastne pfesel ale
sotva ze tax utinil, v zapetf sc
krava neeeho lekla a dostala bzf.
kavku. Ovsem, lie kolfk povolil
a krava Sc hnala strasnou rychlo.
sti kolem Petffka. Bude to asi
znft podivne kdyz Sc fekne, he
kolfk jejz krava "a sebou tahla ma
provazu Sc mu otoefl kolem leve
nohy ] provazem, po spdsobu
chytani rstrosd bolou, a takto
byl vle6en ssi 100 krok1. Jeho
syn mu pfispel ma pomoc, avsak
starS nemohl mfsta. Byl dove.
den domI a dopraven do Tabora
kdez shledano, be Sc mu nestalo
mimo odtenin mic horsfho. Chodi
prozatfm hdlce, nez setene neja
kou berli. a posila zloreGenou kr6.
WI do vsech horoucfch pekel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
Ma Ukontsni Sko|nIho Roku.

Zabavu jf1 pof&dali t&ci Akade
mic Gtery veeer ma ukoncen
skolnfho roku. Sc dplne zdatila
KrSsnS sfii byla nacpana do pc
slednfho mfsta. Katde Gislo pro
gramu sklidilo boufi potlesku q
bylo by zbytecne abychom je jed.
notlive probfrali; postaef kdyi
feknem. he kazdy lax a zAkyns
pfednesi svojf tilohu Gplne, kr&s
ne q made vse oeek&vAni. Tate
skutecnost mluvf mel fp o schop,
nosti trpelivosti ctihodnych ses.
ter We cvieenf dftek tax obtfznym
a krSsntm OLDHAM.
Byl to okamzik radosti a veseli
pro dftky; chloubou pfelsvape-
MIN jejich rodied a zklizni pochv l
" a uznknf sester uGitelek 20
dlouhe a namahave praci; Gill jiny
mi slovy, jedno neizd&rne;sfch
ukoncenf skolhiho roku.
Ma pfistf dtery, l9ho eervns.
SO Dude odbyvat jeste icdna vs.
znamr& s'avncst. veesr We spolko-
Va sfni. s'aynost In praduaSni
Bude mnohym doposud diff v pa
meti, jak okazala a skvel& byla
slavnost tato minuleho roku, a
roku letosnfho. slibuje ptekonat
onu roku minuleho. Pet gradu
antd pfi teto slavnosti obdrM d.
plomd, a program je velmi pee i've
a pozorne sestaven. Vstupne oso
ba soc, dftky 25c. Krasne ma.
kladne jsou lib rozesflany gradu.
anty jejich ptateldm n znkmsm.
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MA PRODEJ
lacinS Polemh Y Charles Nix County

leo akru vIstaysna fatmn. mil seyernN q !
mili rApadne od Lake Andes. 10 akr1 POLL. rus
tktni pskns luka a pas,vis,e. Takfka celia
farma ohrat.na plotem. pekna xahrada. VS.
taVDo>,l malt ceny neImenS sicco. Tato pekn&
farms ~ ptodd "A s;Socoo. rakli - nekdo cl,o-
NJ pfflakItosti koupf u hucd.
loo akrA farma beI ySstRvnosif. mile ~ vero-
Iapadne cd Lake Andes % akrn poll ioni
nabrechovanAho. Klein iento ma krisnou
polohu tihnouci X severn q dokSIsm kakdS-
mu. IL nenf lepsflio po1emku okolf Cena
tkto fanny ma krAtkS cas- jest $3.50
~ akrh mile jIEne OIL Lake Andes. soussdicf
sbSvalfmi osadnfky Tiborsk ymi. Jana Ma
chaeka. Martina Burgra. Karla fukse. 20
akr6 poll Cena na kra,ky cas- jest sslOo
$40 akrA farma lea VSstavnosti polf mil
iIInS a mflI Iapadne I'D Wagner. poblfEs
ecskyrh usahnik1. Joseia Soukupa n J. BuA-
era Neni krisneIsibo pozemku AMI kolem
Tibora neiil Je ten,o. CenA $40. 400, TsI
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klein. by ~ kdAio Sc mA malo pozemkn q
neni mu moBno ME pflkoupltl yedle. tomu
se sksta fidkS pfileitost pomocl 81 lehce ku
dvom kl.Imnm.
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su Charles Mix. - dalai podrobnosti Haste
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