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Evening journal., 1907-06-15
NEW PER CAPITA
PLAN DEFEATED
Younger Msmbe S Of EIepta-
sOphS Fight Agains the
Increase

By Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. June f5.-
Nearly the whole of yesterday was
consumed by the Supreme Conclave of
Heptasophs in the discussion Of tho
proposition to place the per capita levy
at Si.20 a year on each member, irro-
spectve OF ago or length of member.
ship. While almost every member re-
allied that Il was necessary to take
some steps TO keep the big reserve fund
up to its present standard. yet ii was
pretty generally felt that some better
way could be devised than that sug-
gested
The younger members claimed that
they would be sure losers. in view Of
the fact that practically an the older
men will have passed away in come
parativoly few years. after having paid
but small portion OF the sum which
must be contributed under the per
capita tax scheme. II was one OF the
most literally discussed questions Of
the session. and feeling was pretty
evenly divided IL was finally lost by
a close margin of &C. It was afierwafd
recalled and killed again this time by
the still smaller margin OF 2i votes.
Boston was selected for next years
meeting.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

TOXIC. Japan. June 15-Japan s
post-hellum Industrial expansion pro-
gram contomplates commercial con-
troll Of tho Pacific and absolute monop-
oly of TIE trade Of the Orient Within
these hounds there are no limits to tie
japanese ambition.
The campaign IS well under way
the effect Of it has already been fe.t
by the commerce of Other nations; tho
complaint of those vFo have beea
hardest hit IS loud = feeling Of pes-
simism oermeates the foreien settle
ments throughout Japan and Chins,
and on all sides ! hear the prediction
that Il win be hut n few years before
all of the houses which nave played SO
important a part in the commercial
development of this side Of the world
VIII be driven from business.
At no time in the histor.r of the
world, under any other government or
under any other land. has there bee ]
presented such spectacle Of pater-
nalistic aid to and control Of trade
as Is shown ky the Japanese govern
ment to-day The governments money
is back Of thee xport trade in every
line; where there are not open sub
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

selling agent IN TIE export trade. some
details Of the arrangement entered
into between the government and the
cotton spinners with special bearins
upon the trade of Manchuria and Corea
--fields in which the American cotton
spinners have heretofore controlled q
large proportion Of he trade and in
the development OF whose markets
they have vital interest-have been
obtained. In their Representations TO
the government the cotton spinners
stated that. having formed a guild for
the expectation Of cotton goods in Man
churia and having entered into an
agreement with the Mitsui house 10
act as sole selling agent for this trade.
they the members Of the guild. had
perfected an understanding ito manu-
facture cotton eools equal to the
standard quality and label them with
the same trade mars; to export at
least 1900 bales, valued at 200. 900 ven.
every year, and to keen IN the exports
even though they incur some loss in
the business; the Mitui company to
push the sale 70 the limit of its abn-
ity, its service being rendered free OF
charge for the time being"
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

sidies there IS governmental aid. direct
or Indirect. and this Is aid Of dollars
and cents. or rather Of ven and sen.
kind
The two prime factors IN making
possible this Governmental partnershi..
in the business affairs Of the nation are
first, the form Of tho go, ernment itself.
the position it occupies in the eyes Of
the people, and, second. the guild svs-
tom
The important nart which the guilds
play in Japan has noS until very re-
Gently teen realized even by foreign.
ers N intimate touch with the com
mercial lie &C this country. The out
side world Sas heard much abont tho
guilds Of Chlna-of the bad side OF
these organizations in Promoting boy
colts, as well as Of the GOOD influence
they have long exerted in the promo
ton Of HONESTY and square dealing. Ia
China tho guild is an organiz stion
without official status. simply a COM
bination OF business men or workers in
any particular line for mutual protec-
ton.
The soinners have Il powerful Guild
with the great house Of Mitsui as It's
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
COURT MAY BALK
REFERENDUM
City Solicitor Townsend So
Advises Chairman Of Law
Committee
cITYS LEGISLATIVE POWER

Chairman Howard d. Ross, OF the
law committee OF Council. has received
the following letter from City Solicitor
Townsend: .
Mr. Howard ID. Ross. Chairman Of the
Law Committee. City Council, City.
Dear Sir: At the last session Of tho
Council the draft OF an ordinance en-
titled IAN ordinance 10 memorialize
the General Assembly Of the state Of
Delaware TO enact into law certain
rropositions approved by the qualified
S'ors Of the city OF Wilmington. at
city election held June 1, 1907 was
esented to the Council for enactment,
d after some consideration was re-
red hack 10 me. with directions that
render an opinion as To whether or
Pt a statute aisng the Mayor and
louncil of Wilmington. as fun powers
government for municipal purposes
are vested in the Governor and Leg
Stature for State purposes. would be
constitutional
/ have carefully examined the law
shtAis subject and am satisfied that
cOlOrs-tatute would be held unconsti-
ctr 90. Regardless of this, however,
/ the opinion that under The proc
OF an act entitled "An Act TO
lie the submission 10 the people
imington OF uestions of public
Ia connection with the affairs of
in fcity." and because OF the result OF
w; vote on such proposition at the last
" election the Council Is required
menofiahze the General Assembly
enact such law.
Yours very truly.
sylvester ID. Townsend,
city Solicitor.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
TO BLOW UP
HAGUE CONGRESS
Dynamite Was 10 Be Placed
Under the Hall Of tie
Meeting
PLANNED BY TERRORISTS

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
BERLIN, June IA plot TO blow up
the Hague Congress at it's opening ses-
sion to-day has baon discovered by the
Russian secret police according TO the
Morgen Poist. II is asserted formal ala m
was served on thoDutch authorities Of the
plot with such details as were known so
that II could be frustrated. The greatest
precautions are beng taken at The
Hague. the paper asserts TO see chat the
plot Is not carried out.
Russian terror.sts arc described as tho
insueators Of the plot. Dynamite was to
be placed under the hall and blow up the
whole congress.
The opening day was selected 10 carry
out the pl 70 because vi itors Will then b'
admitted and the terrorists wished to u
as many people as possible.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
sadie at tho piano.

She amt but thirteen last September
An not none too bis for her size.
don't know the time I remember
OF eittin a bigger surprise.
I knowcd she wus learnin an this un
/ speak OFFS my favorite niece.
Her ma comes 10 me am says "Lissun
While Sadies a-playin' her piece
Dogeonel 'Twould ha' stumped you
completely
The way at she pounded them Keys
She run up the treble so neatly
The bass goin loud as YOU please.
It's called "silv'ry waves It's a won
der.
AM sadie done sllcker than grease.
] didn't hear nary a hlundor
when sadie wus playin' her piece.
No wonder her ma smiled so proudly
AS there In the parlor we sat.
But voices we heard shoutin' loudly
They come from the neighborin' fiat
/ don't know just what they wus sayin'
II sounded like "Helpl" and "Pohcel
But that didn't stop her from playin',
An Sadie she finished her piece.
Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

NEW YORK, June 15.-First Of the
new coastwise steamships 20 be equip
ped with Curtis turbine engines. the
Creole, which has been in the yards
Of the Fore River Ship and Engine
Company. her builder. in Quincy,
Mass, viii soon leave there FOR this
city and she viii ply TO and from New
Orleans in the service Of the Morgan
line.
She Is a steel twin screw vessel. and
has two ten foot reversing turbines.
with a developing capacity of S.oot
brake horse power. Steam is supplied
by ten water tube boilers. Such equip
ment viii produce an estimated speed
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS
Miss Elsroad and Mr.. Litsinger, OF
Roland Park, Are Married.

The friends OF Miss Elizabeth Elsroad
and v. l.. Litsinger both Of Baltimore.
were greatly surprised Thursday evening
when, upon their return from this city.
they announced that they mad been mar
ried.
Although neither Of the young people
would admit II. it is the contention Of
their friends that all Of the deta Is Of tie
marriage had been arranged with great
care beforehand. This they were led 70
believe from a recital of the circum-
stances surrounding the tying Of the nap-
tial knct
Miss E'sroad. after announcing TO her
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

ton" Jean Chambers: Missouri Green
Upstart.' Manic Sasse. rLincrustt
Walton" Lillian Rosin. Matilda Ann
Perkins" Anna McClosky; "PresciIia
Silliman." Hilda Preston; Melinda
Serephina Bigserstoff" Mary A. Clay
ton.
Reporters William NJ Brashears.
Charles + Scott and William A. Bick-
ing; messenger, Ralph tinker. Miss
Mabel Haley was accomDanist.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
$1,000 NEEDED
FOR MEMORIAL

The Bayard Memorial Association is
making every effort to raise $1,000 to
cover the amount required to complete
work on the Bayard memorial Ia Rock
ford Park, which viii he dedicated next
Saturday A special appeal has been
sent out by the association TO promi-
nent men OF the city to this end, and
the association has every hope OF get
ting the desired amount
At a mcsting Of the Board Of Trade
yesterday afternoon Il was decided Ia
Intend the dedicatory exercises In q
body Mayor Wilson and the members
Of Council alll also be present
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

Of eighteen knots an hour.
Costing Sl,25o,0oo. the Creole is OF
the hurricane deck type. Her dimen-
sions are: Length over all. 400 feet.
breadth, 55 feet: depth to upper deck,
81 feet; length of superstructure. 1Sl
feet. She has FIVE decks and Is SUBJ
divided by transverse water tight bulk
heads into four cargo holds. IN addi-
tion 10 various tween holds decks.
which are pierced on the sides with
large hinged cargo ports. providing ior
the expeditions handling of CARGO. She
is magnificently fitted and can accom-
modate $50 first class .,nd $50 second
class passengers Her keel was laid
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

in August, 1905. and she was launched
the following April
During experiments with her proneli-
ers the Creole was the first privattly
owned ship to use the bic dry dockkr
the Charlestown Navy Yard in Bk
ton.a In a two days trial trip TO Prk
vincetown, which ended on May IL. tft
ready control of her engine was re-
markable. With fun speed ahead sudt
denly shifted To fun speed astern. thj
wheels turned hack in twelve seconds
on the port screw. and i'm twenty-four
seconds on the starhoard screw. T,,a
huge vessel came TO rest in two min
utes and twenty-six seconds.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
CHICAGO STRIKE
ALMOST SURE
All Members Of The Team
SterS' Local 0TdsTe1 TO
Prepare to Quit
BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.

by Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
CHICAGO, June 15--A strike OF
teamsters, tying up the business Of the
city, SURPRISING the magnitude Of the
strike OF 1905, is almost certain as the
result Of irreconcilable differences be-
tweent the stockyard teamsters and
tho packers.
business Agent Golden. Of the Team
stors Local Union, al the stockyards
to-day ordered All members OF the
union TO gather up their belongings at
the barns and take thom home say
ing that a strike would be deelared AT
midnight to-right, unless the 49, rs
take an opposite stand to that they an
nonnee1 70 him this moInIng.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
portraits for Court Room

Within the next week or ten days, "a
portrait of the late Federal Judge p. G..
Bradford. father Of the present Judge,
win be hung I'm the Federal Court room.
the intention being eventually to have
the portraits OF all the Judges hung
there. The portrait of = ise Bradford
was painted by Frcd.fick u. Hene-
wood. an English artist now In Phila-
dolpha. and is regarded as an admir-
able likeness.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
TO RECALL GERMAN
AMBASSADOR

BY our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
BERLIN June Sit IS reported that
Baron speck Won slernbere, German Am.
bassador TO the United states win re re-
called from Washineton III health Sc as
signed as the Gauss Of hts retirement
II Is said that Baron Mumn Won
schwarstein. German Ambassador Al Pek-
ing. viii succeed Baron vcn sternberg.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
Postpone Blessing Of Bell.

Ceremonies incident to the blessing Of
the bell for the new Home for the Aged.
Of the Little Sisters Of the P or a, Fourth
street and Grant avenue. which was TO
have taken place Tomorrow. have been
postponed until Sunday. June o. as the
building is not yet quite finished
The ceremony. which viii take place
In the afternoon az 3 o'clock. WI be per-
formed by Vicar-Genera J. a. Lyons.
who wil also preach. The clergy Of the
diocese are invited and general invita-
ton is given to all who. desire to attend.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15

sister Mrs. Charles. 6. Benson. 1os Wood
lawn road. that she was going 10 vst
some friends IN Wilmington. left for this
city on Tuesday. Almost simultaneously
Mr.. Litsinger left the city No.h ng def
mite was heard from the young people un-.
IN their return Thursday and the an
nouncement that they had been married
by the pastor Of the Swedish Church
here.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
PREACHER LEFT
AUTO IN DITCH

The Rev. Herman schafer, Of STAN
ton. came TO grief on last Thursday
i'm on automobile that hc recently pur~
chased. ana from tfc wag hc treated
the machine it is evident that his e1-
thusiasm on &c subject Of automo-
billing has wanei
His auto ran into a ditch about two
miles from home and he was compelled
10 walk the rest OF tho way Yester-
dav afternoon the auto wass t.ll re-
posing in the ditch, but has since been
removed.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
Burns CAUSED Her n.a.h.

b As result Of burns she received by
her clothing becoming ignited from a
stove Edna NJ. Austin. aged 10 years
who made her home in this city with
J. F. Conway, at Third and Madison
streets, died in Bridgeville The child
was visiting her aunt. Mrs. Annie NC
Coliey Of that town. and received her
burns while the aunt was absent
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
WAS HELD FOR
UPPER COURT

Charles H. Anderson colored, was
held in SiO0 bail for upper court in
City Court to-day for carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon The only
other case of any Importance was that
OF George Walters. who was accused
by his wife OF breach Of peace md
after hearing the evidence. Ilse
Cochran held the defendant in $500
bond 70 keep the peace.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
FOR NERVOUS DISORDERS

Take Horsford'a Acid Phosphate
Restores strength and induces refresh
ing sleep without the use OF dangerous
drugs
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
pEArns
Robert Taylor Garvine.
Louisa NJ. Gibson.
Harry sharp.


SHARP-In this city, on June IA 1907.
Harry sharp, aged 3s years.
Relatives friends and members of
Manito Tribe No. IS. Improved o. r
NJ. are invited to attend the funeral
services at his late home. No. Sil North
Iincoin street. on Sunday afternoon a;
o'clock. Interment in Mt Salem
cemetery.
GIBsON-suddenly in this city, on
June -. 1907. Louisa M, wife Of
Benjamin Gibson. aged As years.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence. No. l7ol
ne street on Sunday afternoon
CT, 18th. at o'clock. lntermon'
view cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-06-15
Mln snand aundnu A Newnrk.

Mrs. Mary E. Cam and daughter
Miss Anna, viii spend Sunday at New
ark, Del
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Corset Covers.

LADIES' CORSET COVERS in
heavy grade muslin, fitted backs and
bio ase fronts, trimmed in heavy tor
cho.. lace in ar mholes and neck, our
regular Csc values, for
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OsIaya ! Utica.

Fri oslave ttvrteho tervence '
Utica, TzborskA deyitka poraziIs
Mission Hill We v5teens sehrane
hfe Sc skofem 4a5. Poeasf by
10 idealni q komitet oslavy jakoz
] obecenstvo vysloyiIi sve uspoko-
ienf mad voIenskou a tanetnf hud-
bou Taborskych hrde5nikn. Prav
ufk Janousek Lesterville oslovil
obeccnstvo anglicky SWIM mistr'
nym zpnsobem, "a eez b, odml.
uen boufliVym potleskem. v pfc
,ahu ma provsz zviteai'o deset ma.
sich silAku; nasmiro Vsneho vepfe
chytil ieden . nasieL m'adikG,
johnson. Zkiatka teeeno, Tabor
stf vsnde vyhi avail.
T. v. Ptak Vac. Krejefk 2
Tyndall byli zde ned6li p Jos.
zitku, ienE je pov&zlivs nemocen.
Vsclav P. PetFik cd Lake An.
des a rodina, 6eastnili sc svatby
Jana Petfika. ..@. w
"No Hunting hlllw-d" slitky
IA prodsj v Gfadovne ( |. Jscu
IL xt5 palcd velkG tistene ns
silnem psplru. Jine sajny t;sk.
uem ma zakazku LEVINE.
Je po ttvtem dzulsji a mnobJ
mlsdy j stary vlssterec nese znam
Ky bcje "a svobodu a vlast cd
prskavek ma SVEN tele.
James ]. Gleich a pani, Jonas
a Josef G!ei. b Sc navratili re sve
uavstevy Lake Andes minuIou
sobotu. Oslavili pr5 St!rteho u
iezera chytali ryby.
AZ budete y Tabofe, na,stivte
lana Sturmu. Ma ma prodej mfr
ne sumici napoje, vonne doutni
Ky a tabak.
FIR. H akl ST., nanztlka sc
vratili ze sve nAvstevy We Stanley
okresn dter5. Pan Hakl sdelu.
je, ze obili tam je We velmi pek,
mem stavu a tax pekne jako zde.
Bratfi Soukupove, Vojtech a Bar.
ia, mali pr5 60 akrn korpy nimo
iineho obili, a vse dobfe ro.te, ia
kze zklize d bude skvela.
Cestaf Jos. H. Ptak Sc utast
nil sch1ze okr. komisa!d 2eho Ger
Vna, kde uvedI, ze most mezi SEX
ceni IL je Gplne zbofen. Ko
misafi ma slibili ze tan 6ajf pos
tavit novJ, oce'o:y most. jakmile
obdrzf material.
c. c. Terrence, jenk sde provo
zoval obilni a dobytkafsk5 OBJ
chod po dobu sesti let, rozhodl
Sc obchodu vzdAti a jit pracoy at
ma farmu. Pan Terrence, ae
mlad byl uspesn5m v obchodu,
avsak kdyz Sc vse uvazi, farmers.
tvf je pfeci ienom neodvisle "a.
mestnanf. Bude pracovat ma far
me y bratrem Georgem S mil jih.
zapsdne cd mssta. Co zamysli
Sc elevatorem doposud nevtme.
Henry Schneider bude prozatim
tidit elevator.
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$40 Akr0 10 ,niI lihozzpadnA
cd Avon. 400 akrG krasneho po-
zemku. Z0statni trcchu. White.
40 atro poll, sa5.oo akr Wag-
uer Bros. Tabor, S. D.
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zCBJ els. Al, odbyvaji schGzi dru-
hou nedeli mesfci, We sve sini. Fr
Kostroun. pied, Josefina VSborLa q
tajemnice.
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Rytifi sv. yaclaya, CTS, 6s, zCKJ,
|odbyvaji sch6ze etyrtou nedell Sazde-
|ho mesice, We spolkoye Sini. Jan F
wagner, pred, Il v KosLel, tai.
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Moderni Dfevafl Ameriky, CTS. 9Os7
OdbSvajf sch1ze druhou sobotu kazde-
lo mssice sfnj z. 6. B.. J. Geo. A.
pax, ctih. rada, Robt. Vauk, klerk.
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Spolek sv. Jana 2. 6. K.J. II oddele
bl odbtva schGze druhou nedeli me-
sici. Fr. Soukup, pfedseda, JOS Mar
tinec, tajemnjk.
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Katolicky Delnik, els. 49,, odbyvaji
|schGze kazdou druhou nedeli mesici
ye spolgove sini. Jan f Wagner,
bred, Jan Syroyatka, tai.
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Odlezd a Pfliszd VIakd
MA zAPAD
sca0zE MIsTKLcR sPOLkO.

Spolek Zen sv. Ludmily, Cis. lo6, 9
!. d. Al. odbSya sve schGze druhou
uedeh v mesicl, We spolkove sini. An
tonic Hakloya, pfedsedkyne, Marie
sImanoya, tajemnice.
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Spolek sy. vaclava 2. 6. K. ]. odbS.
Ia schGze tfeti nedeli v mesici. J, v.
Wagner pfedseda, V. E. Wagner ia
emnfk.
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ml5naf Zdsli ne, zkuste il na-
lerne.e i tu neitistu a nejlepsi
ma trhu.
Ma Prodei 100 akrn pczemku
' Gregory County ma Rosebud re-
servaci, 7 mil cd Eelesnieni stani-
ce Aerrick. $4,000. Wagner
Bros. Tabor S. p.
PIatim nyni "a veice hotovyma
penezma. Pfiyezte mi vejce q
mOzete 81 "a ne Wy brat br dto zbo
II ostatni vam doplatfm hotovy-
ma. Josef Hals.
Ma Prodej roo akrn vzdelane
farmy 5A mil iiho vSchodne cd
Geddes, Charles Mix Co., Vystav
nosti "a $4,000. So akrn poll,
plot kolem. Cena $1,000. Wsg-
ner Bros. Tabor, S. d.
Kdo by 81 pfAl dat nafezat kla-
dy anebo iine dfivi, nechf same
ihned pfiyeze ma moji farmu.
Nam pfichystane misto ma dffvi.
Jak milo pfestanu iednou fezat,
uespustim pilu al zas pfistiho ja-
"a a proto bych rad Vse bez zas-
tavky odbyl. Kazdy bude zodpo
vednym "a skodu pile, kde dtivi
bude obsahovat hfeby, skoby q
pod. c. F. Blachnik.
Nasi odberatele ienz by 81 pfSli
neinoveIN kapesni mapu jizni Da-
koty, mohou il obdrzet po zaslAni
S cent? ma krytf vyloh postovnicb
phi zasiiani. Mapa tato je rfesne
ueinoveisf, ma vsecky move ze-
le:nice mesta, byla nakreslena
e. F. Petersonem, v Lake Andes.
Pravidelns cena mspy ie a5c. ale
my isme je dostali lacino cd p.
Peterscns, a nabfzfme je mas m
odberatel6m po S centech. Ma
me jich nekolik set nasi dfadov-
le isme hotovi ie rozeslat po cd
bsratelfch.
Pozemky Lyman a Stanley
Counties kupujeme a prodAvAms
pozemky Lyman a Stanley ok
eesach kdo by chtel koupiti a.
leb prodati pozemek lezfcf mex.
terem techto okresd, utinf dob
te kdyE Sc pfihlasf uas. Wsg-
aer Bratff, Tabor, S. d.
Skorp'k a Kulis vAm prodaji
iebre stohovate, hrsbs, samova-
zate.
Frank Kutera cd Vodnan byl
aSvstevou v Yankton We stfedE Q
Ia zpatetni ceste Sc stavel Y Ia.
oofe neSli Sc vlak hnul.
FIR. Soukup. Vol. Wagner a
Fr. Welfl sc vratili ze Stanley o.
sresu kbsz byli nAvstevou u deti
' dterS. Vsichni krsJinu chvalili.
Fr. Bouska Robert Vauk by
iv Tyndall dterS.
TaborskS orkestr bude pofa.
lat svuj prvni skvelS pies pfistI
sobotu. dne I3ho, We spolkovt
,ini y TAbofe. 0 rozlicna obeer
,tvenf bude postarano, a kaEdj
| je uctive Evan Sc dostayit.
Sleena Rosy Novakovs byls
aavstsvou Tyndall pondeli.
| Rodice Josefa Petenky cd Lake
Andes bylj zde ma nAvstsye ne
leli.
| Josef Hruska bvl nivEtevou Y
okresnim sidle v pondeli.
| Karel Vauk rodina sc haste
hovali do move residence v meste
| nnintflof, enhofr EaPnnn ieiirh
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DOMACI ZPRAVY.
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