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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
OF LABOR

as did also the delegates 10 .he Building
Trades council
The position of recording secretary, I'm
the place OF Mr. Pease, was filled by Mr..
Kearney's selection.
A communication was received from
the state branch as to delegates to the
convention on Sunday, and the delegates
chosen were Messrs. Pease kearney and
Mackenzie. II WAS then that the vote
relative 10 Mr.. kearney and the Demo-
cratic ticket was taken.
The remainder of the evening was de-
voted 10 the report OF the delegate to the
convention.
PAINTERS SHORT MEETING.
The members OF the Painters union
held a short but interesting meeting at
Olneyvile last evening, at which time
routine matters and reports OF commit
tees occupied the time.
Two candidates were initiated and
deputy 70 attend the meeting OF the
larger local was chosen. He will be at
the meetings at Labor temple, and re-
port back at each meeting 20 his own
body.
The remainder OF the time was occu-
pied with short reports
OTlN,R MEETINGS
Among the other meetings last evening
were those OF tse plasterers and the
horseshoers At each or these, however
there was only the regular routine mat
ters 10 occupy the attention and short
sessions were the order.
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REPUBLICANS
NAME TICKET
IN CUMBERLAND

The Republicans held a caucus In the
town house last night which brought out
perhaps 100 voters II took about six
minutes TO transact the business OF the
evening. and really the ticket nominated
might as well not have been put up. SO
far as any chance OF winning is concern
ed.
Andrew c. sanderson, secretary OF the
town committee called the caucus TO
order and called for nominations for
chairman. William f. Wright was chosen
for that office and James Parker was
elected clerk.
For senator. Charles O'Neil was unan-
imously nominated and Arnold w. An
gell received the same honor for first
representative.
The town committee had been all over
the town during the last week 10 find an
other victim but without success so An
thony Earle moved that the nomination
for second representative be made from
the floor and George Whipple was elected
for the sacrifice but Mr.. Whipple would
have none OF II, saying he believed In
states made up by the town committee
before hand and that a man should be
notified before he came into tho hall so
that he would not be forced 10 decline
from the floor.
Daniel f. Fuller was then nominated
for second representative and the town
committee was empowered 10 fll vacan-
cies.
The caucus then adjourned the mercury
dropping z degrees on the street when the
voters left the hall.
NEW FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
matter that is arousing great interest
in Cumberland is the proposed expendi-
ture OF $ll $50 by the Valley Falls fire dis
trict for a new fire alarm system.
The committee appointed TO report on
this matter will probably recommend this
action at the special meeting OF the fire
district which will be held tomorrow
evening In the Broad Stret station. The
town certainly has needed for years a
better fire alarm system and the subject
will once more be thrashed out tomorrow
night.
C.I.A. NOTES.
The moving picture entertainment held
last evening at the c. l. A. was largely
attended and the illustrated songs were
highly appreciated. on account OF the
entertainment there was no bowling last
evening. but the series will be continued
tonight with a game between fuckers
ana BreenS teams.
BIRTHDAY RECEPTION
A birthday reception was given Satur-
day by Mrs Thomas .B, Davis at her
home on High street
A large number OF friends spent a pleas
ant evening with musical and literary se-
lections
The hostess was presented with gold
watch and chatelaine pin by Eli Battey
on behalf OF the guests. A supper was
served and at a late hour the guests left
for home.
NOTES.
Stephen knight, the well-known shoe
maker OF Titus street. is confined 10 his
home on Braleys Hill with severe at
tack OF typhoid pneumonia. Last evening
IL was reported that Mr. knights condi.
tion was lightly better and hopes are now
entertained for his recovery.
Fred III. Richardson, the former over
seer OF weaving at the No. 4 mill Ions
dale, removed 10 Manchester. N. r., yes
terday.
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EAST PROVIDENCE
RaCs For Office Of Town Treas
ur0r Grows More Lively
Business Mems Association
Meets. Minor Mention

Advertisements and Items for the
News Democrat can be left al Alexander
Munros Boston Store. 3 Warren avenue
The race for the office OF town treas
urer appears to grow more exciting and
at present there are a number OF candi-
dates who so far as rumor has It are neck
and neck. One more candidate started
yesterday. He is Thomas H. Ray. II
has been reported that the Republican
machine would keep It's hands off and let
the public do the selecting, but since this
statement was made a part OF the ma
chine men express the reeling that former
Town Clerk James IL. Peck is the proper
man for the place and the reasons they
give are that he is qualified, and is one
OF the most loyal supporters OF the party
I'm the town.
BUSINESS MEN MEET.
The Business Mems association met last
evening, when IL was expected that there
would be a discussion on the matter of
local sewerage indulged in. but
II was not mentioned Messrs. George H.
Huston and A. p. Langworthy were made
a committee 10 draft suitable resolutions
on the deaths OF David S. Ray and James
III. Arlington. both being ex-presidents
OF the association.
MINOR MENTION
The Ivy Social club held an impromptu
smoker in their cosy rooms on Taunton
avenue last evening. Among those who
took part in the pleasing program were
Messrs. John Cheesey. the well-known
violinist George p Mitchell, in songs
and buck and wing dancing speciality
At the close OF the enjoyable event a col
lation was served.
A large delegation from this place, In
cluding the Hon. 8. s. Rich, went TO the
annual meeting OF the Rehoboth. See
konk. Pawtucket and East Providence
Horse Thief Detecting society. Reid In
Cons Memorial hall at Rehoboth last
evening, Mr.. Rich being president OF the
association.
Reliance lodge OF Odd Fellows will
meet this evening
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EXECUTOR Of WILL IS TO
FURNISH BOND OF SURETY

A hearing on the petition OF Attorney
John Y. Canning that John y. Buckley,
executor OF the will of his late mother.
Mary Buckley. be required 20 furnish a
bond of surety and file an inventory Of
the estate, consumed time in the munich
pal court this morning before Judge
Sphinx
The value OF the estate Is unknown, but
II includes over $500 I'm cash
Mr. Buckley. the executor, Is an heir
as is also IN efive children OF his late
sister, and after consideration Judge
Sphinx granted the petition. placing bond
at $4,000. but later II was reduced 10 5000
Attorney Canning presented the five
children. and Attorneys Irving Champlin
and James A. Harris acted for Mr. Buck
lev.
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THE FIELD

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
C.garmakers. Labor Temple.
Engineers. weybosset street.
Steam Filters. Labor Temple
ELECTRICAL WORKERS ENDORSED
KEARNEY.
The meeting Of the Electrical Workers
last evening was very interesting ses-
sion and a large amount OF business was
disposed of. The first thing done after
the opening Of the meeting was the call
ing for reports. The membership com
mittee responded with the statement that
there was one man ready for initiation
and he was obligated
The next matter TO be taken up was the
discussion OF the political affairs Of the
city at the present time. Having talked
over the whole situation II was thought
that every member OF the union should
support Mr. Thomas F. Kearney for rep
resentative by their active efforts. II was
put to vote and Mr. Kearney was en-
dorsed Then all the members decided
that they would make a personal effort
20 see that Mr.. Kearney was elected.
The financial committee made report
on the condition OF the union up 10 this
time 1t was stated that the union was In
q very fair condition and the prospects
growing brighter all the time.
The new bylaws COMMITTEES then re
ported and the report was approved. The
committee on the smoker stated that
they would be ready 10 announced the
date for the event soon.
II was then voted that hereafter the
union hold sessions ON the lower floor
owing TO the fact that the hall was better
and more suited 20 the numbers.
The remainder OF the meeting was de-
voted 10 routine business.
CARPENTERS TO WORK FOR KEAR-
MEN.
The meeting OF the Carpenters last eve
ming was one Of, the longest and most
interesting that have been held for a
long time and the business done was con-
siderable.
One OF the chief matters taken up at
the hearing OF the reports Of the dele
gates. Messrs. Kearney and Mackenzie.
from the 14th biennial convention of the
brotherhood held at Niagara Falls
After the routine bushes was disposed
OF the time was occupied with the report.
which was very thorough and full Of in
formation. II was very pleasing TO the
members, who had turned out In large
numbers for the occasion.
The report was long. occupying nearly
two hours in the delivery, 80 that ~ was
after II o'clock before the adjournment
Before the time for the report. how
ever, the question OF endorsing Mr.
Kearney for the second representative
was taken up. and after talking over the
situation, 81 was voted that he be en-
dorsed, and that every man in the unior
as we'll as those OF the craft and theii
friends who could be induced 20 do so
would vote for Mr.. Kearney and 20 worl
for the success OF the ticket on which hii
name appeared
rive applications for membership wer'
received. and three men Initiated. Sew
erai communications from the general OF
ffces were read. and filed. The reports o
the delegates 20 the district council mad'
their report on the work Of the pas
week.
The business agent also made his repor
a. the work done during the past week
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ENJOYED BOWLING PARTY

DR.. and Mrs. William II, Peters OF %
Waterman street entertained "A number of
their friends with a bowling party at
Bullocks last evening, followed by a
dinner at the Ief- BFaH1--
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert A. Remington, Hon. d. Russell
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton +. Winsor,
Mrs John T. Donovan, Mr. George Fin
negan, Mr.. Fields. Mr.. Phetteplace. Mr..
Bridgham, Mrs. o. T.. Wilson, Mrs. S.
r. Cushman. Miss Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs George VI. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
George J.. Darte.
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TO DESTROY TT

The Brayton machine in
Rhode Island has unlimited
command of money and
plenty of henchmen ready at
any time TO sell their souls
for a chance TO do its dirty
work. II was born OF sordid
selhshness, il has been nur-
tured on the fruits OF syste-
matte corruption and has
been brought TO mature
years by bribery, intrigue
and fraud, and today, as for
years past, il faunts its cor
ruption and its power before
our eyes. snaps its fingers
impudently in our face, lays
its heavy hand upon us if we
dare oppose it, and brazenly
asks us what we propose to
do about it."-Prof. William
Macdonald.
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MARY KANE TO STAND TRIAL
FOR EhTICING Chill DREN

Mary Kane. who on Saturday disap-
peared with Ellen Curran and John Cough
lin. children whom she picked up at play
on Tockwotton street but whom. after
several hours. returned 20 their homes,
was arraigned this morning In the Sixth
district court charged with having en-
ticed lured and taken away from their
homes minor children.
She pleaded not guilty and was held for
trial on Tuesday in $1,000 surety.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
TWO GIRLS Prevented FROM
ESCAPING FROM 0AKlAWN

The girls at Oaklawn school yesterday
prevented two of their number from es-
ca ping from that institution.
The two girls, new arrivals, took ad-
vantage of the opportunity OF the break
fast recess TO make the attempt. wander
ing from the grounds presumably in a
search for chestnuts
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
BROKE PROBATION TERMS

Charles Fraden on July 16 pleaded guilty
TO allowing his cows roam at large on
Ernest street and placed on probation.
This morning he was surrendered to the
Sixth district court. having broken the
terms Of his probation and was fined $50
and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
ONE BOY FINED AND ANOTHER
. GOT SO DAYS FOR STEALING

In the Sixth district court this morn
ing Garfield Clark pleaded guilty 10 steal
ing automobile tires valued at sli5 from
William Durfee OF Fall River and was
fined $50 and costs.
Louis Perry pleaded not guilty and de-
manded a trial AS he was without an
attorney. II. J Dubois, with the permis-
sion Of the court undertook his defense
Hem was sentenced 10 so days In tail
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
DOG BIT BOY

The authorities have been informed that
Clinton Gould. aged IL. OF 377 Orms street,
was bitten last Sunday by bull dog be
longing TO Thomas Mowry OF sol Orms
street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
FINED FOR MISCONDUCT

In the sixth district court this morning
Antonio Mantowalla and Florence Jack
vony we're each fined $40 and costs for
misconduct
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
JORN E. KENDRICK IMPROVING

A letter received at the home Of Coun-
Gilman John r. Kendrick, who Is III IN
Vermont. states that the councilman Is
irnrovinC. but Is still too sick 20 be re-
moved TO his home in this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-16
DEMOcRATlC
PRIMARY MEETINGS

The Democratic electors OF the city or
Providence qualified TO vote for members
OF the City Council are requested TO as
semble i'm their respective wards on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october 18th.
1906 according 10 the Caucus Act, at
o'clock. polls TO be open until 10 o'clock,
TO nominat, candidates for Alderman and
Councilmen TO represent their wards In
the City Council for the coming year.
Said candidates TO be voted for at the
election held Tuesday, November 9th, 1906.
The electors will meet in the following
designated places: First Ward, In Pio-
neer Hail. South Main street. Second
Ward What Cheer Hall. 643 North Main
street. Third Ward, ward room on North
Main street Constitution HID: Fourth
Ward ward room on Fountain street.
Fifth Ward, ward room on Beacon ave-
nue.: Sixth Ward ward room corner OF
Public and Burnside streets; Seventh
Ward ward room on Greenwich street;
Eighth Ward, 279 Plainfleld street Second
foor): Ninth Ward. ward room on Pallas
street: Tenth Ward ward room on At
wells avenue.
An ballots shall be printed or written on
white paper. and the size Of the same
shall be 8 !nches by six inches.
THOMAS II. DONAHUE,
Chairman Democratic City Committee
HUGH A. McCABE. Secretary
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MORTGAGE ON MAN
HOOD.

mo nobler ambition can
exist in the breast of any
man than 10 enter the ser
vice of his country, his state
or his city. | ask you. how
can such a man secure an
entry into that service here
unless he mortgages his
manhood to the boss? II he
does that he becomes worth
less and worse than worth
less TO the community. -
Col. r. II. |. Goddard.
a a a a I. q a 4. a
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Ornament.
z ifadovny Cesko- Rolnicko Wal.
Poi. Spolku.

u dfadovny Cesko- Rolnicko Wal.
Poi. Spolku.
Timto Sc dava tedomost vsem
cleniim teto spolecnosti. re Sc bu-
de odbyvat vSrocnf schdze dine
sho ledna, 1907, V Tabofe, V mist
nosti p. Matt Welaa, v / hodinu
odpoledne. Proto Sc kazdy do
stav. V padu velkeho sturmu
schnze tato sc odlozi Dude sc
odbyvat o ttden pozdeji; tedy Is
ledna.
Dne 5ho lcdna, 1907, sc Dude
odbyvat schdze dGvernfkn v t6ze
sini V 10 bod dopoledne, a PAM
ddvernfci jsou zadrni Sc dostavit.
V padu velke nepohody tato schG.
re Sc odbude druhy den, totiz 6ho
ledna, 1907.
V ucte krajanske.
Josef Novotny Josef Seiner
Pfcdseda taiemnfk.
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1tcpa

Caste nzsleduje zanedbani zae
psnSch sttev q ztrnu lych jater,
az zzcpa Sc stAva ehronickou.
Tskove postaveni ie nernAme tenn
jent uiivaji DR.. King aivotni pi'
lulky, nejlepsi a nejmirnejsi regu.
latory zaludku 0 stfev. V Tabor
ske leksrne. Cena 25c.
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rsnso list stojf Si.so roene.


Pfsdplstns M tsnto list 10 7Setn
10 pol roku.
Josef Hseieky byl v Yankton v
a.sry.
Fl Biria piijmul misto pit
tomto listu iepto tyden.
BratH Torsencove rsslali 9 ksr
dobysts do Sioux City nsdeli.
Frank Machaeek oh Utiky byl
sds 70 obchodem tento tyden.
RI. Jos. Fsifara { Utiky straw.
10 nedsli u svt matky pi. Rossove
nivStevou.
Robert vauk most profesorske
brejie tento iyden. Nj bolave
oei.
Kupte vanoenf sboti obchod-
niko Tkborshyeh. Mali nejvetsi
vybsr ' okresu.
Fr. csnsk} odjel Y pktsk DO
wsgusr, by pFiimul misto Ksr.
10 Wsgnsrs M fsrme.
NemiuvnS mani elo FIR. Vafflko
vSeh semfelo v dtery. Pohfsb Sc
odbyvsl dnes IA kat. hFbitoye v
Tkbofe.
A. ]. Klouesk kupuje smetanu
drobet q vejce budove ZoInow.
skiho. Starry Welt je hlavnim
klerkem. NavBtivts jei.
Jan Kocmich, pfijel he sveho
klejmu v Stearns okresu dom6 u
Scotlanc M nkvstevu, a byv zde
v nedeli ptedplatil 81 ma noviny.
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velp. Lrheeks q Tyndall BY
sde pltsk.
RI Dr.. Blfsks byla nsvStevou
" Tyndsll We s,Iedu.
Jan Mstusts . Al. Jerewskf by
Ii v Uriee minnlS pAtek.
RI. Fr. velks z vodnan byls
zde We etvrtek "a uAvsteve u snA.
mich.
Jan Janda, ST.. q deers Zofis
hyli Tyndall "a navsteve We site
du.
pi. u. Melmrovk cd Avon pfi.
jela sem eobotu ma nzvstevu ku
safmym.
Pr. T. \. Ptzka q pr. Kreiefks
Tyndall by;y zde nsvstevou u
znsmYch pstek.
Jan Hruska . PAM byli nAsste
YOU u sveho syua, Janav Utice v
d,erf.
A. ]. Novak kupuje drabex, vel
&C a smetsnu doposud "a staren
miste plati nejvysh cenc.
Anton Skorpik . pani cd LAX.
Andes byli zde nAvstevou u pr. J..
F. Horaeka y d,ery.
DR.. Formanka Geska hofka ma
prodej We vsech zdejsfch hostin.
cfch. Zkuste il pro zdravi.
Vaclav Gleieh cd Lakeport byl
y Lake Andes ma zstatku tSdns
kdet 81 fadne Iarybsfii.
Mstfj l etIik str q manfelks
byli Tyr dali pies nedeli sve
no syns, Jo.tfa. ient je povasli
Vi nemoeen.
vaukov velky obchod chdrtel
velkou zasobu vanoenfch hraeeL
pro vyrateni det. PfiId,e a pro.
hlidnete ie.
Ma vyehod jezdi osobni vlsk
v 1880 bod. rAao a $3.50 veeer;
"a sspad 1880 bod. odpoledns .
ortt 3:as bod. odr.
Pfjavy papir "a inkoust Ice dos
tati zdarma "a Taborske Stain,
Bsnee. Zvlaste byehom byli o.
cbotuf zasobiti skoly. Tabt Z
State Bank.
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DOMAcf zpRANY.

PFejsm vsem uasfm mil$m pfiz
niveom K nasavsiieim vanoeufm
svStknm vSeho dobrs. by We stes'
Il Q sdravi tyto svAtky vssele stri
viii, a We kruhu svych milych. isk
.ssdoroenS byvs obyeejem, sc pc.
ELI 4 osvezili.
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Ma prodej spolehiive leky pro
kohe q dobytck u v. l.. Mrvfka '
Lakeport :. ID. ecskeho zveroleka
Re ID. X. Hellera y Chicago iii.
Josef Piktsrt. ieni praeovsl
po vokolnich fsrmieh Ids odjel
do sveho domova v Omsse. Neb.
Nefli odiel pFedplatil Of m novi.
ny.
Pssci pspir . obllky M prodei
v dfadovne essopisu Independent.
Jedns opilka . diva archv papiru
- iedeu cent, zrovna dost IA psa
Of.
Na.stivte kienotniekS sivod r.
r. Nikls. Ma krssny v5bsr slst
nickebo sbokf kiere % hodf sna
menite CO vincent dArek. Ceny
jsou mfroe.
Jan Kudrna vEisi q Josef Nell
chnr mensi. eisti mesto cd hncjs
po dobu jednoho tydne. ktery
pax vozi IA svz pole. vozi kai.
dy sc etyrma konma. Hejss.
StSpfn Dufek. ST., stavi velkou
msstal, 7Sx4o tento tfden. An
ton Rokosek stsvf obydli pro sy.
ua, I6x3a. Material pro ODE zA
sobila firma r. v. Ptsk.
Varujem timto kazdeho by Sc
chranil iezdit pres mas pozemck.
Jsme nuceni tax emit, nebot Tide
jsou tax nesetani a delaji nam 2
byteene skody. Vol. Kort6n a
Step. Dufek.
velp. MikolSSek z Vodnan OBJ
drfel patent We Washington ma
vodnf cedidlo K eisternkm. vi
deli jsme narys cedidla, ktere j.
velmi praktieky sestaveue. q me
10 by NIT dobry odhyt.
Zdeisi zpevzei a orkestr sc phi
pravuie opet IA vanoce, a sice ma
polnoeni msi We 7deisim kostele.
Zkouska sc Dude odbSvat pa
tex veeer tie nto t$den.
vzclav Gieich sc vratil z Lake
Andes We etvrtek kdez byl navste
YOU a phi tom 81 zsrybsfil. PHI
nesl nam nekolik krssn5eh a vel
k5ch ryb ma "kost.' Tel pravil
he sc bro odstehuje tam ma svou
farmu ktera Left podel ierers.
Msntelka Jana Sedlaeks je pc.
vzElive mem ocna po rekolik I'D
40. 4 vzhledem K ieiinu vysoke
mu staff psnuii obavy te nevydr'
II. Pied nekolika dry byl povo.
Ian veIp. Bouska kterS il raopat'
til sv. svatostmi.
Mileho pfekvapeni Sc dostslo
minule soboty veeer, sleene Car
rie PetFikove cd jeff pFatel. Hlou'
eek pfStel sc sesel v dome mamie
10 Wsllsce.ovyeh, odtrd pax sc
cdebaal do domu obeti pfekvape'
Of Pc obyeejnych vykonecb,
rozproudila sc vseobecns zAbava.
Phi hfe v kar,y obdrtela prvnf ce'
nu pi. DR.. BlfIka, druhou obdr.
lei mly nkf Fordyce.
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0iraya Erve.

Nikdy nenasleduie kdyt rama je
uatfena Bucklenovou Aruika mas
Il. jeff sntisepticke hoiive Was
tnosti zar EFF otravu krve. Chss.
O,wald, obchodnik z Benselsrs
Vile, N. Y. pfc: "vyleeila Seth
Burehs, y miste. Ite nejohyzduei.
u rany ma krku CO sem kdy vi
DEL" Holt fezy. RAINY, spaleniny
a bolsky. asc Y Taborske leksr
ne.
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Name dplny sezusm dani "a
fok 70 8 pro Tabor a okoli, a te
silo by mas kdvby nam svefili u.
ient je to nepfihodne jet do Tyn
dali, zsplscenf jejich dani. Ma
Sc popiatky "a takove slutby isou
mirne, a vlkutku je to usettenf pc
aez tenn, jent by iinak nemeli j.
,eho Gtele okresnim sidle net.
II placeni dani. Motete sc kszde
DOLBY dozvedet obnos vsstch DAM
"a banku.
Tzberska bsnka.
]. v. Wsgner Pres.
las. A. Wsgue Csih.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

Josef Black domlAtil v sobotu
pro tuto sezonu. Josef je nejlcp.
u mlatie obiii ieto krsjine. NJ. 4.
bot dsl& poetive q spravns.
RI. v&elava Snolfka sc navraii.
10 1s s2itAlu OmaEsteho, v provo
du sve dcery, De!fie, v dtery.
Jest u mnotem lepe po opsracf
Velka zksoba sznoeniEo lbot'
Vac. Rysavyho. Hraeky. vozi.
Ky a bajcikle pro ded. Na,Siivte
tento zavod a ueifte SWIM ditk&m
radost o. vAnoce, kupte jim dsr.
Pfinests koh DUTY, ksehny. hu.
~, smetauu . vejee; vseehno kou
PIN zacenu nejvyssi. PFesved.
ete sc iinSch, pax pfijdts Ike
mns; ia reeekam IA sobotu jake
iini. A. J. Kloueek.