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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-28
AT BOSTON,.

Detroit d
Batteries Donovan and Schmidt;
Glaze and Shaw.
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CONNER SHATTERED
BY PORTLAND LADS
Lanued on West End Pitch
er for a Total of Nine
Hits, Saturday.
1E G0T FINE SUPPORT
HE GOT FINE SUPPORT.
oUAKERS SECURED BUT THREE
HITS AND HAD NO CHANCE TO
WIN THE GAME-HUNT VERY
EFFECTIVE.
(By TORT.)
PORTLAND z; RICHMOND o.

Mr.. Conner of Dublin went up
Saturday afternoon. 1t was Mr.. Con
ner's second appearance in fast COM
pany and he was biffed for a 2 to 0
defeat. The Jays gave the west
county phenom a taste of high life
and would have battered him to all
corners of the lot had it not been for
the splendid support accorded him.
Manager Hunt of the Jays was in
the box and he pitched splendid
article of ball, letting the locals down
with three scattered hits. Over 500
people, the largest week day atten-
dance of the season, witnessed the
battle and more than got their mon
ey's worth. Time and again Portland
played with standing room only on
the bases but the wonderful fielding
behind Conner held the visitors to on
ly two runs. Richmond never had a
look in.
How They Did II.
In the first Wiltermood played in
close for Parker and as a result he
biffed the ball over the left fielder's
head for two bases. J. Bambraugh
drew a base, Grey sacrificed, then
Durham drove one through Fisher,
counting Parker. Jonas Bambraugh
and Carmony ended the inning with
out to Wiltermood. No more runs
were scored by the Jays until the
sixth when John Bambraugh drew a
base and scored on Durham's double
to left
ouakers Never In IL.
The only time Richmond had a
chance to tally came in the last of
the sixth. With two down and Ritter
and Jessup on the bags the bugs i'm
plored Mooris to Gin 'er out but the
best the Dunkirk recruit could do was
to breeze. The only two errors per-
petrated by the locals were made by
Fisher. He juggled hard drive from
Durham's bat in the first and in the
third he heaved wild over Cameron's
head after handling perfectly Grey's
drive. The fielding feature of the
game came in the third. With three
Jays on base and two down Hunt hit
a hard one directly across second
base. BY a remarkable sprint Morris
speared the ball and recovering quick
iy he retired the side by throwing
Harness out at second with an assist
to Minzler. Durham, the ex-Quaker
was numerically guyed by the crowd
but he put up a splendid game at the
bat and in the field. Durham made
two hits, one a double, made putout
and participated in double play. The
Score:
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stolen bdSeS-MOrr1S, IhomaS.
Two base hits-Durham, Parker.
Bases on balls-Conner 3, Hunt /.
Struckout-Hunt z, Conner A..
Double play-Durham to Carmony.
Hit by pitcher-Harmes.
Time-1:15.
Umpire-Lally.
Attendance-550.
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LEAGUE STANDING.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

chicago ~ =
Philadelphia :. :. :. =. - 2
Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Wad-
dell and Schreck.
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INVERNESS CLUB is
PLAYED TO A TIE
Richmond Country Club Golf
Players Did Well in Sat-
urday's Contest.
WERE EXPECTING DEFEAT.
THOMPSON, ELMER, BOND, DILL
AND CORWIN COMPOSED THE
LOCAL TEAM-A BIG GALLERY
WAS OUT.

The Richmond Country club golf
team won laurels for itself on the
Country club links Saturday afternoon
by tieing the score to Z with the fam
Gus Cincinnati Inverness club. consid-
cred one of the premier golf aggrega-
tions in the Central West. The Mas
sau system of scoring was used
Although the Richmond players were
expecting defeat they played hard and
tied Cincinnati's score. Southgate.
for Cincinnati, scored the majority of
the points, contributing three scores
to Cineinnatis total Thompson, Ell
mer and Bond, for the local team. each
scored two points. while Corwin won
the extra point, which tied the score.
The match between the two clubs
was watched with interest by a large
gallery. it being the best attended
match that has been played at the
Country club for many months
BY virtue OF their tieing the Cincin-
natl aggregation, the Richmond play
ers are being congratulated Last
year the Cincinnati team lost but one
match. while this year in the Cincin-
natl Country club tournament they de-
feated all corners. winning the silver
trophy sup. The scores of the two
teams follow:
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AT KANSAS CITY.
AT MINNEAPOLIS,

Kansas City-Wet grounds.
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AT NEW YORK.
AT WASHINGTON.

ST. Louis ;. :. :. ;. -. -. Al
Washington IL VI
Batteries Blade and Spencer;
Smith and Warner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-28
AT CINCINNATI.

Batteries Taylor and Bresnahan;
Oakley and Mclean.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-28

Portland. =. Il 0 0 0 1 o %
Left on bases-Portland Is, Rich
mond 4.
Sacrifice hits-Wiltermood MINI
Ter, Grey.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-28
THE BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston
Chicago a 10 y
Batteries Volts and Needham /;
Ruelback and King.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
DISTINGUISHED NEGROES.
Not Few Who Have Gone to
the Front and Attained Fame.

julius C. Groves. OF Kansas, produces
$4,000 bushels OF potatoes every year,
the worlds record. Alfred Smith re-
ceived the blue ribbon at the Worlds
Fair and first prize in England for his
Oklahoma-r raised cotton.
Some of the thirty-five patented de-
vices of Granville T. Wood, the electri-
clan. form part of the systems Of the
New York elevated railways and the
Bell Telephone Company. w. Sidney
Pitman drew the design for the Coils
p. Huntington memorial building, tho
largest and finest In Tuskegee. Daniel
II. Williams NJ D., Of Chicago. was
the first surgeon to sew up and heal
wounded human heart. Mary Church
Terrll addressed in three languages
at Berlin recently the International AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of Wo-
men. Edward H. Morris won his suit
between Cook county and the city Of
Chicago. and has law practice worth
100000 a year
Cole and Johnson have collected
royalties on over a million copies Of
their popular songs. Lieutenant Wal.
ter II. Loving's Filipino band at the st.
Louis Exposition was declared superior
to many better-known bands Edmonia
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to-date. clean and free from anything in
the nature of a problem. Checkers Is
n follower Of the races In rescuing a
friend from debauch, he meets and falls
In love with Pert, the daughter of
country banker, who has come to take
home the man whom Checkers has res
cued Checkers accompanies them; ac-
cepts a clerkship In country store, and
finds his love ror Pert reciprocated. He
Is discovered by Pert's father in her COM
pany, and is ordered off the premises. The
father specifies, however. that If he will
leave town and make 5000 honestly, he
can come back and renew his courtship
with Pert.
He departs, after receiving a $50 gold
piece from Pert, who has worn 1t for
a keepsake; and promising her that he
will not gamble during his absence. He
Is next seen at the Chicago Derby, with
er he went, not to gamble, for he Is alb
soiutely broke. but to find a booklnaker
whom he had once befricnded with money.
He there meets an old friend. Push Mil
Ter. a racetracll tout, who urges him to
play the races. Checkers declines to re-
turn to the old life. But on accidentally
discovering that one of the best-informed
horse-owners Is betting heavily on a 100
to l shot, he is sorely tempted to accept
+ the TOUT 8 duVlCc W Tic W. 6Olu-
piece But NJ refuses until he sees the
1 HORSEPOWER place more money on the
| horse and the tout reminds Checkers that
| II he will bet the $50 goldpieee Mt 100 to.
and wins he will have enough money TO
go back to his sweetheart. The horses
are a the post. Checkers's nervous condi
ton is intense. at the last moment he
Z sucrumbs and places thu money. TIE
race is run just as Pert appears and
greets Checkers. Checkers's effort to keep
cool in Ports presence while he Listens to
the hoarse cry Of the caller. giving the
position Of the horses at the various
quarters. is said to be II most excellent
( piece Of acting. For the three-auarters
| Checkerss horse, Remorse, Ii not men
! toned, Suddenly the stretch is cried and
| Remorse leads .ne climax is reached by
,Remorse's winning. The situation is de-
scribed as exciting in the extreme, The
late Hon. Wm. @. Whitney was 30 Inn
l pressed by II that he declared. "'Check-
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c., year previous to the opening of the
play. Complications have been started
In Paris when Captain Hawarden- iellie,
then an attache of the British embassy
in that city. IS prompted to go to the
aid of young American lady who had
been arrested for riding a bicycle with
out the license required by FRENCH law.
He helps her by escorttng her to the
City Hall and there signing what ne sup
noses to be bicycle permit. but which !
4 careless official has made out on a mar
rage contract. The captain is trans
terred to Washington, and on receipt OF
news from England that his engagement .
. young lady of title in that country
has been broken promptly becomes en-
aged to an American girl, who, I'M
known to the captain, IS the girl he
helped in Paris and who. instead OF
signing her own name to the license,
signed that of her intimate friend who
is momentariy expected to arrive IN
Washington from France. On her arrival
IL develops that she and the captain have
met in Paris. The captain soon declares
his love for her in spite of the fact that
he is already engaged to another girl,
but before he has had much chance to
make much Roadway with his suit for
her ham, the troubla-making license
turns up in Washington, and the compli-
cations that follow keep the captain
busy.
Checkers"
Checkers will play its long-heralded
engagement at the Academy on Thursday
night. This is the play which for the
past three seasons, has been achieving
a big popular and financial hit in the
East. During the three seasons, It has
played fourteen separate engagements in
New York, seven In Philadelphia, four
in st. Louis, three in Chicago and Pitts
burg and will play another engagement
in all of these cities later this season.
This completa New York company, which
has made this record will. with one ex-
ception, be seen here, the exception be-
ing the substitution of Miss isabelle Far
kerr the niece OF Frank Daniels the Well
known comedian, in place OF the former
young woman who played the part Of
Pert, the choir girl.
Checkers" the play, is a dramatiZaton
of the novel of the same name. The au-
thor of the book and play is Henry M.
Blossom, Jr, The requirements of the
stage compelled some changes to be made
in the story, notably in providing pleas
ant ending in place of the melancholy
finish of the book. But this change has
been pronounced to be of great advantage,
not only in making a more agreeable
story. but in sending the playgoers from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

now cognomen of Fiske O'Hara. AL
though well-known under the name OF
George Fiske, he thought 1t better TO
take his mothers name Of OHara when
he started out as an Irish star In Mr.
Blarney from Ireland" Mr.. O'Hara is
possessed of a sweet. sympathetic lyric
tenor voice, which critics have compared
to OIcott and Mack He is only twenty
six years old.
In MIR Blarney from Ireland" Manager
Blaney has departed from the usual
trend OF irish plays. and instead OF the
action OF the piece taking place In Ire
land, and the surroundings being OF the
usual short-panted boys and short-skirted
lassies, he causes the entire story to take
place in and around New York City.
Young Blarney, who is a Trinity College
graduate from Dublin, Is sent to this
country by his father to take charge of
the real estate office of Michael Murphy,
who is Dams fathers bosom friend. Ho
comes to New York, and all OF Murphy's
acauaintances imagine him to be an igno-
rant Irish lout. He soon shows them that
he Is not, and by his ready wit and
pleasing way makes them all his friends.
He gets into lots of difficulties by assum-
ing the wrongdoings of another, is NOM
mated for alderman. and wins out after
a hard struggle, and eventually straight
ems matters and marries the girl he
loves.
The piece is in four acts the first being
Murphy's home; the second, the real es-
| tate office; the third. an East Side tene-
mant district in the throes OF a hardly
! fought election, and the last act, the
country store of Dan Blarney,
| The company is a large one, consisting
: of thirty people, among whom are j. p.
Sullivan. Edwin A. Sparks, w. F. Wal
colt, Florence kossland. Lou Ripley, Dor
othy Gish. Geraldine Burnside. Nellie
Barnard, John Martin. Herbert Jones,
Howard CHAMPION and Master George
Cooper. Mr.. OHara sings a number OF
/ songs of his own composition, the most
! worthy of mention being Sunbeam of My
/ Heart My Own Mother Dear "Rol-
! licking Blarney o" and One Little
/ Fairy
The usual matinees will be given.
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ers' is the finest racing play have ever
The play ends with the fourth act &c,
in which Checkers comes TO farksEii,e
- san PER-, He distresses her keenly
by confessng that he has broken ms
promise not to gamble, and not only
that, but has bet her soldpiece but when
she learns that he won the sogo she
forgives him because he ana II iot her
soto Her father however, refuses to
receive him, because the money was gam
bling money: but reents after Checkers
by shrewd play succeeds in arresting
a run on the fathers bank and therepy
succeeds in saving the institution.
Hans Roberts plays the title role.
Al the Bijou.
Mr.. Fiske O'Hara. who will open
weeks engagement in Chas. E. Blaney's
latest Irish-American musical comedy
drama "Mr. Blarney from Ireland at
the Bijou. starting Monday, has risen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Lewis. who sculptured "The Marriage
of Hiawatha and the San Jose bust
OF Lincoln, is living abroad; her first
exhibition took place in Boston In 1855
The French government has Henry Q.
Tanners painting, "The Raising OF
Lazarus" on the walls Of the LuxeH-
bourg.
This is a better roll OF honor than
list OF places filled by colored folk to
political offices. The Moses Of his race.
booker Tallaferro Washington, Is in
the prime of life-rNew York Times. y
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the theatre after the performance in a
happy frame of mind
The story of Checkers has been terse-
ly described as a tale of love and luck. y
1t is strictly American; thoroughly up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

rapidly In the theatrical business In the
past few years AS George Fiske, late
leading tenor Of the "Bostonians" and
isle OF Spice" companies. he will be bet
ter known to the public than under his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Academy of Music.

Academy of Music.
MONDAY nlgh.-Nat Goodwin, In "The
ocrius."
Tueseey matlnee-Mat Goodwin, in
"Wken We Were twenty One"
Tuesday nisht-Nnt Goodwin, In "What
Would a Gentlemen Do7"
Weanesday nnht-Lawrence o'orsay,
In s'sThe Embassy BALL."
Thursday nIs't-Hans Roberts, In
"checkers."
Bijou Theatre.
All the week-"mr. earney from Ire.
land"
Bostock's.
All the week-WlId Animal Show.
lakewood.
All the week-skatine Rink.
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Guarding Against Typhoid.

Eternal vigilance is the price Of safety
from typhoid fever, as the health de-
partment shows. a chain Is no stronger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

than its weakest link and, there stu
remain weak links In the chain Of pro-
lection against the most deadly Of all
northern fevers. The washing OF milk
bottles in polluted water Is enough to
render the s45,0O0.O00 drainage canal OF
no avail. The fight against disease ad-
mits OF no relaxation Of the closest watch
against the encmy.---Chicago Chronicle
OF Course.
4 theological student supposed to be
deficient In Judgment was asked by q
professor In the course of q class ex-
Prey. Mr.. E., how would you discov-
or a fool?"
"By the questions he would ask
was the rather stunning 3reply,--Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21
Platte Dane Ma Tabsrsk6
Bance.

Name ip!ny sezusm daui "a
fok 1906 pro Tabor q okoli, d IL
silo by mas kdvby nam svefili Il,
ient ie to neptihodne jet do Tyn
dell, zsplaeeni ieiich dani. Ma.
BE poplatky "a takove slu.by isou
mfrne. a v,kutku je to usetfenf p.
nez tenn, ient by jiuak nemeli j.
,eho 1eele v ok.esnim side mel
Il placeni dani. Mazete Sc ksxdt
DOLBY doEvedet OBJ. os Vas.ch dani
"a banku.
Tabcrska bsnka.
]. V. Wagner Pres
Jsa. A. Wsgne Cash.
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Farma ma Prodej.

Farma Dahlhtifiys 24o skreet
v sekci IL. 95 90. So uil sever.
ne Cd Tyndsll. y eesken SO -sed.
stvi. Dobte vzdelsnA. dobre 81
Wy. mastal q Iine budovy. $50
skro poll ostatek pastr q louks.
- skro ohrsda "a prssata 2
audne. . pramenitG voda v pass
"a. Mote Sc pfevzft. I no bier.
ns. Ceus j4s "a air. MsIy CAV
d.vek, oststoi M splStky. Geo.
w Soow. Springfield. S z.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21

Fsrmerska instituce sc Dude cd
byvat Tyndsll dne az as Ono.
"a poefnsIe o 1882 odpoledne PRIV.
niho dne, a k veetru oslovi shro.
mafdene pr. AIDA +. HoweovS,
"a thema, Domscuosti.' Prog
ram nasledujieiho zspotne v 1880
hodin rano. Pfedmety bodou o
korue. mlekafstvf, o vepfoehovu,
zshradnictvi. drdbetstt, o trsve .
pici. Ksidy jest evan. Semens
kornovz Tub III rozdSna. A. +
Cham berlsin. supt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21

A Novsk kupuje snetsnu
vsjee q drobet.
Josef Re,se iel do Avon "a OBJ.
ebodni saletitosti We etvFtek.
Timto tadsm kstdeho jenk mi
dluhuje by sse vyrovnal do as ho
toboto mesice. Vseeky nessprs.
veue dety do tohe dne sc DAFT pra
vnikovi ku koiektovani. Jest to
posledni vylvs, a nehodlam dele
eekst Karel Ranek, Lakepori,
S. ID.
Jan r. Wagner, jenz b, DIFF S
nil sApsdne cd mests, pfisel b
vatnemu 1ranenf minulou sobotu
phi vytshovaui sena ma pndu mai /.
tale. Pros,fednf prst leve rub y
mu pfisel mezi koleeko a Provar,
q neali mohl kooe .astavit spozo
roval BE ma konec prstu umaek.
nu,y. Dojel lined k DR.. Blirko.
vi. ienz prst sesil q osstfil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21

Tuhle No D2ersyv jednom
malSm mies,e. jedeu kazatel vod
srtsil fseeky kufAky a kousaty
to,abAku vod iejich zlosvyku tim
ie povidal: "peklo ie plnS kufs.
10 . co tsblk kousAko; ii kef,
kouff c;garety sou uvsxany ton.
oejtepleisim kou,s." Vysl,d, K
tyto feei byl. he kaijei mu. dos.
pslej, ka3dej miadfk j kluk uvo,.
dtenej. slibil svasosvate. he us ne.
Dude koufit ami kousat tabzk. B.,
nsmusel do pekls. No tax, To
to name nj tutAci po lopate.
KIDD neehcs masirovst do pekls
must % roxloueit sc svou fsjfko
il ale % svou mirsAmkou nero,.
lousim. . net byeh to udelal, rsei
pudu tam dulu mezi ~ kursky, q
potion si tam ale zabs fsim, Re bu.
dou myslet 4e iiste ehslupnik pc
Co peee chlebs.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21

Riksjf star5 bsbieky, lie dys Sc
sdl 70 konich. Re pfide psani
Nskdo % jim mad Tim desskym
nerosumem smeje, ale il tomu ae
nejsem povjeieivei moe a moe vie
Film. Nebo dys Sc sdG e!ovjeku
se jesdi m kosteli tu rrej dozaiis
to pFijde psanf. Jednei takoveI
babieee 50 zdGlo. he jezdila IA
koSssti, . nsjeduou jak letela jake
personka eerstva nsrszila na ska
10. v tom sc produdila. We sku
teenossi ale spadla s postele a ne
rasazila si ksift. Rama us sc ne.
mohla doekat q radosti SPECIALS
"a poesu pro psaof, ale to tam ne
bylo. Druhou noe se j. sen vo
pakoval. ale ease mic. Dys us to
trvslo hodne dlouho a pofad mic
neslo, tax sc copAlila q vic tomu
nevSfila.
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Gud bail
DOPIS.

Siisbee, { al. ~ Gnors, 70, 7
Client redakce:- Fleece ma to
doslo fe j il posilGm tech uekolik
cent? IA vss e,euf essopis; Pro
to odpusrte; ami nevim kdy mne
doSlo pfedpla,ne. Vase rovipy
jsem vetsioou easu ami nevide =.
neb jsem musel caste menit b,d
liste, q tax mily Iddepeudsnt re
casio toulal pc svete jake syrotel
Nyni sc ale minim vtomto mes,t
delhi Cas-, tax snsd Sc pt,dci bu
dem eastelf vidtt. Pfeju VAN
mnoho lds.u . mnoho novyeh Cd
befatelo: s pozdrsvem IA vsechn,
etouci Sc znsmensm Josef kyli
vat.
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Ahieb. 20 sem =; vodhsk.

Ahieh. 70 sem vi vodhsk. W
10 % tom svattu, valentinu. A.
10 lidiety to new lie, . ami 81 nerno
ssss psedstad, to nspjeu. ishS
eiovisk pfssU III net - slotsesnG
doba vodejde Re vSem rohstejm.
L'di usslesJ pssiss - " SARA.
msost$ bile upf vobslsty. NJ nieba
sou vymav ,vang sskovg vobludy.
Astt sui me. sksissuiou ~ dns
mosst40, . to v5ss jak to elovsks
dsbos, d Go chvlts Q radostf %
possss . a;,dSjt. b dasssae psani
b do ,vod psfssle nebo miIG sAs
vod stvtp sspra tunovssS psa.
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nieko. Ptide IA poe!u. q ble'
pssnf max ! tan. lhnsd sc no
eIo,isk chopt rostrhne vobSlku.
roabslt lejsto. . --"sby krom
io,ohoi Kerej lotr sc vopovksil
mi iohie,o posla,1 M. q wife.
CO 81 elovjek moae stoho vs!ti
Newt vodkad to pfislo proto4e sc
ten, CO to postal ncpodspiSe. Dy.
by aspen Sc elovjek dosvedei lido
mu a. postal tax by ss mu fAdne.
jak sc fika sves po httete. ale to-
k,o must inject . fsec hnu tn zlost
sobe se3rst.
ia tsky dos,al Valentino. kersj
pfedstavoval kosla fousstybo .
Poole fous0 sem hidsl. be to sem
asi j.. "Aie dyr il ltsci mel.
SEN kCxei" povfdam. "Tohls
zvife ma rohy. . rohy msji jep.
kr&vy, volove. I ovolov6. koziove
. Cert; il ale piece ueIsem Iedrp
3 techto bovad, sni ME )eSte tad
nej p rodopisec neftfidiI do teto
kategorie. obsvIGSt bych nersd.
sby me nekdo ,fidil do " oe,po,
lednejsr' povid&m. A cot "a ba.
oieks CO byla pod vobr&skem; to
byIs es,e horst tax - kiue ve o js
zseala holknout. Stlio tam .
sSk:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21

1uhle sem nssel perak. a ten
kdo no ztratil at sc pFihl&sf v re.
dskei . po zsplaceni ornsmky be.
"a stoif etvrt&k no obdrzi.
Gud bail
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21
Mily Stre,do votrubo
fonsstcj Wy dsrebo
jako kesel vypad&te
% % 10 10 netrkAte.

6sah, bloupSch, ubohyeh
tn b, ste ds' pokoj sobe.
TEL idem ieto dobs
vlssss ihned "a pee
q Dude ,Semu kouec.
No tax. CO tomu fikitef Jc to
fpofIdku takhle eloveka tejrat .
sakoveims hloupsfms versems ,
No. ale neeham ID svojf lament:
c. ss nekdy linda AZ mue clos,
pfejde.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-21

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list. T.
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