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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
Two Soldiers Monuments for Tri-
bou Park

Woodstock is to have two.soldiers'
monuments, so member of the Ran
dali post committee said Thursday.
Both will stand in Tribou park.
A hearing on the injunction
against the removal or alteration of
the present soldiers monument was
held before Chancellor W. H. Tyler
at Greensboro Monday, the orator
being represented by Charles Batch
elder and the monument committee
by j. G. Sargent of Ludlow, Chan
cellor Tyler issued a modification of
the injunction, permitting the re-
moval of the monument from the
school house grounds to Tribou
park and its re-erection in its pres
ent shape, but with the addition of
such base pieces as may be necessary
for its proper setting.
At a meeting of Randall post
Thursday it was decided to remove
the monument to Tribou park at
once, and work has already begun
on it. 1t will probably be raised by
the addition of another piece at the
base.
The committee, however, do not
abandon their plan for a different
soldiers monument-a monument
with scldier--and the seven-foot
granite statue ordered by the com
mittee and now here will also be set
up in Tribou park.
The committee seem much pleased
over the decision allowing the re-.
moval of the present memorial, and
feel quite confident that the new
monument will be very satisfactory
to the public. The total height will
be about % feet.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL


The manual training school closed
the summer term with an exhibition
Of its work Wednesday afternoon
and. evening The school has been
as successful as ever this year, under
Il. w. Wahlstrom, in attendance, in
interest and in the work of the sew
eral classes. The craftsmanship
displayed was excellent, and the ex-
hibit was seen by a large number of
visitors. .
Among the larger pieces were
tables made by Mrs. E. f. Wyatt,
Peter Thatcher, Mrs. Fl. S. Brooks,
Laurence St.Cyr, Ruth Curtis. Har-
old Washburn, Harold Mack; writ
ing desks, the work of Mrs. Mower,
Ada and Mildred Horton, Charles
Murphy; music cabinet made by
Mrs. II. c.. Jackson; plate rack, Elsie
Houghton; morris chair, Elizabeth
Billings. A work bench, built by
Karl IIoughtop, was another am
bilious piece, and a moving picture
machine, made by William Manu.
attracted some attention.
Mr.. Wahlstrom, who has been in
Woodstock for three seasons, has
resigned his position in New York
city and goes from here to the Fran
els w. Parker school in Chicago.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
A Market for Your Hides, TalIOw
and Bones.

Almost everybody knows that the
place to send Beef Hides, Horse
Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Tai
low and Bones is to C. S. Page,
Hyde Park, VT, who pays highest
prices RENTS the day following the
arrival of goods at Hyde Park, pays
the freight ON shipments of 400
pounds or more, and keeps his Gus
toners at all times posted as to mar
ket values,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
HORSE SHOEING CLIPPING
TWO FIRES IN CHESTER

Lightning struck two sets of farm
buildings in Chester Thursday Of
last week, burning them to-. tho
ground, the total loss amounting to.
about $4,000. There was partial
insurance in both cases. -
Mr.. SINNERS large barn., with
about fifty tons of hay, and farming
tools, was destroyed.
One large barn and two smaller
ones owned by Norman r. Thomr-
son, were also burned. - 80
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22

Mrs. Alzina Fisher Of Bethel Gil
cad will celebrate her 9Sth birth day
Dec. s.! She is not suffering from
the inIirmities of age, but instead
walks spryly about doing the house
work for her son, E. j. Fisher, who
lives on large farm. Both her
hearing and her sight are good.
Aside from her son, who is 72 years
old, she has daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Bancroft, aged IS, who lives in
Williamstown.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
A Chance for Boys
To Make a Dollar

We want all the bones we can get.
Can you use heads, hoofs, horns
ANYTHING in the line of bones lit
only dry. We will pay Coo per
hundred pounds for thoroughly dry
oones-we can pay even more if
strictly clean, hard, fresh, dry, boiled
butchers bones--and pay freight
fiom station if shipped in lots of 200
pounds or more. Ship in barrels or
cheap sacks,
G. S. PAGE. Hyde PARK. VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
BARTON VS.. WOODSTOCK

Woodstock plays Barton here
Wednesday afternoon at A o'clock,
and Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The stores will close Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
RstheI Peat Boo Burning a Year

When the Bethel Granite railway
was built about two years ago the
northerly end ran through bog,
known as the Moody swamp. The
railroad d'ained the bog and left the
peat dry. The peat caught lirc
about a year ago and has been burn
ing ever since.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
State King's Daughter convention

The fifteenth annual convention of
the Kings Daughters and Sons of
Vermont will be held at Bran On
September IS, 10, and II. Wedues-
day evening, September 70, the
convention address will be given. by
Miss Clara Morehouse, international
corresponding secretary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
NOTES
ie Springfield Reporter says,

The Springfield Reporter says'
Woodstock will find the local boys
q hard nut to crack when they play
up there August 90. Reed Of Bar
ton will do the box work at Wood
stock. Farr.will play his his old
position and Cute will play third If
II is possible to obtain him,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
SOUTH POMFRET.

There will be a preaching service
at the hall on Sunday afternoon,
August 20, at 8 o'clock. Rev. w.
A. Leonard will have charge and
speak on the subject, "a personal
question" All are invited to at
tend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22

Regimental Field Day in Woodstock
Labor Day---300 ChevaIiers Ex-
pected.
A regimental field day will be
held with Canton Woodstock, No. IL,
Sept. 7, Labor day, and about three
hundred chevaliers will be here, in
Guiding all the cantons in Vermont.
e. A. Spear of Woodstock is the de-
partment commander, and the de-
partment commanders of Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire and
other distinguished officers will be
present,
Following is the order Of events;
Cantons arrive at S o'clock; at 8
o'clock, drill ON Vail field, followed
by ball game; parade at 100 end
ing with review and dress parade on
Vail field, followed by ball game.
At 730 in the town hall, Canton
Maiden of Maiden, Mass, will exem-
pity the degree; at 8 O'clock, in Odd
Fellows hall, there will be an in
formal reception to the visitors, to
which all Odd Fellows and their
friensd will be invited
The evenings program ends with
a dance at the town hall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22

WANTED-Woman to do plain
sewing and mending by the day.
Apply to Mrs. Harry White, Fair
banks house.
FOR SALE-House and lot; Inter
national gasoline engine, 6 h. p. !;
Daniels ensilage cutter and carrier.
Charles Newton, South Pomfret.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
LOCAL News AND NoTEs

Both had twister that made expert
enced batsmen jump for the brook
on 'strike!'
1t was fast ball, Mr.. Ekstrom'f
timely pop winning for Manager
Gobie's team, l to o. Murphy made
neat one handed catch,
Groton, @ 100000 OIL
Woodstock, O. 0 300 0 0 90
Struck out, by llkstrom 10, by
Pugsley 10; base on balls, by Elk
strom |; hit, Pugsley; sacrifice hits,
D. Curier, Mcdonald; double plays,
Pugsley, Murphy, Davis 2, P. Cur
rier, p. Currier, Mcdonald, d. Cur
rier Mcdonald. Umpire, Wood
bury. Time l37
SECOND GAME.
Fitzmorris made the winning hit
for Woodstock in Monday forenoon's
game Mr., Mulvanity did pretty
good work in the box for Groton,
but he Weakened little and Mr..
Dobens, ex-leaguer, pitched the last
two innings.
This was an uphill game for
Woodstock, Groton scoring four
times before the locals began to
play, A wet ball was charged with
two costly errors, but the visitors
made errors, toowhen opportunity
offered.
Fitzmorris and Dumas scored in
the seventh; two more runs came in
the eighth, and Mr.. Fitzmorris' be-
aforementioned biff in the ninth
ended the game.
Hayden made pretty catch, and
Wyatt was in excellent form, while
Prof. Pugsley's coaching was the
feature of compelling interest. 1t
bothered Mr.. Mulvanity a whole lot.
Wood'k, 0000OO2 o 1-5
Groton, OOlO I o 2 90 "a
Struck out, by Wyatt 4, by Null
vanity 8; base ON balls, Wyatt 2,
2; double play, Dumas,
Davis, Hayden, Russell, Murphy, Da-
Wis., stolen bases, p. Currier, Hayden
3, Dumas, Murphy, ,Fitzmorris 2,
Shaw, FELTON,. umpire, Woodbury..
Time | 55.
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acknowledgements

The Tax Bills for Town, Highway and
School Taxes ON the 1908 Grand List of
Woodstock. VT. have been delivered to me
for collection and taxpayers are called upon
to pay their respective taxes within ninety
days from date (by September 90. 1908
The deduction provided by law will be
allowed on taxes paid during that time.
Taxes not 80 paid will be collected by the
Constable with costs.
will receive at my Office every day: and
after Sept, LIST till eight o'clock Wednesday
and Saturday evenings.
FRED'K G. SOUTHGATE.
Town Treasurer.
Woodstock. VT. July 1, 1908
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
POST OFFICE NOTICE

Mail trains arrive 7.52 a, M, 2.2S p. m.
sos p. III.
Mail trains leave 1910 a. m, $50 p. M,
and $40 p. IN,
$50 p. m.
Bridgewater, Rutland and Ludlow stages
leave d. 90 u. m. and 3.00p. m.
South Woodstock. 800 p. m.
Barnard and Bethel, 6 10 II. m.
Rural free delivery routes leave at SO
u. M
MAILS CLOSE For early stages $50
D. M. Later mails, 1000 II, M, 800 p. m.
and 30 p. IN.
Sunday-12 to p. IN.
Sunday mail in 10 a. M; ont 1890 a. m.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. Pm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
TIME TABLE.

Flag StablOn.
Trains Nos. to 8, inclusive daily-Sun-
days excepted.
For Special Rules, see book of Rules and
Regulations.
This Company reserve the right to cancel
trains without notice.
j. q. PORTER, Gen. Manager
c. II. LEONARD, superintendent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
ROOFING

If you are going
to put on a new
roof this spring,
come in'and let us
show you sam
pies Of our roofng
that will las t
longer than any
shingle you can
buy. -
We also have
the thin paper for
lining floors and
sides of buildings.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
THIRD GAME.

There were more uphill doings in
the afternoon, Groton getting the
jump again with three runs. Like
the morning contest, it was a sharp
one to the end, and, considering the
number of close decisions. demand
ed, no umpire ever had much
harder job than this same Mr.. Wood
bury.
A hit by Pdgsley tied the score in
the seventh. In the ninth Mr. Davis
lost the ball i'll the willows, and the
Grotonites ran for their train.
Fitzm6rris twice stole around to
third, but his comrades failed to
chip in for his relief.
In a mixup at third base in the
fifth Dumas was buried beneath a
baseman, but squirmed out after
what seemed hours and scored on a
friendly hit.
Woodstock, OOO.O2O l0 IA
Groton, 90 90 3 90 %
Struck out by. Pugsley 8. by Dob
bins 7; base on balls, Pugsley 5, Dob
bins, 4, stolen bases, Hayden, Dunn
as 2, Murphy, Fitzmorris 4, Shaw;
double play, Pugsley to Murphy to
Davis; 2 base hit, Davis. Umpire,
Woodbury.; time LAO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
TEAM AVERAGES

The following statistics compiled
by K. A. Pember summarize the
work of the two teams in the three
games, and also show that the
Woodstock team outplayed their OPP
ponents in all departments.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
PATRIARCAS MILITANT

Regimental Field Day in Woodstock
Labor DaY---S00 ChevaIiers Ex-
nanted
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-22
EAST BARNARD

Julius Chandler and family OF
Massachusetts, are visiting relatives
here.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-08

maly poplatek oprayntni jsou ku
yseuI pubIiItacim, jez spolcGnosi
tato yyddy6 u kter6 sarny 0 sobf
represcutnji cenu daleko yttsi, nez
je nepatrng clensltg poplatck spo.
lesnost yyddy6 dosud jedenact pu-
blikaci roent. 'rfi naIfzaji sc jiz
IN tislu a jedna y nich budc pray
.dep0dobnt dobotOycna jestt pred
tonto g}r0Gui schdzi. Clenem
Territorial Pioneers Association
(Scbrusky syaz IdkOpnikh) m6ze
se stati kindly Osadnik, jcnz sam
anebo jeho roditc usadiIi sc Y Ne
brascc pred ! bremen 1861. Glen
skf poplatek jest p0uze slO0. Or
Qauisace tato nema zAdnych pla-
ceBycb 1fednikd. Sidlem u sire.
diskem 0b0u organisaci pro reei.
straci n pro yydaydni tlcnskych
listd bude mistDost IIistoricke Spo,
letnosti v bud0yt uniyersitni kni.
hoyny, kdez kindly bude yfeIe wi
tin, Kd0z d0sud 6lenem nenf,
nechf ozndmi jmfDo syf tajcnni.
ku a sdeli y MIN zaroveh, bnde-li
W yfrocnf schdzi pfitomen UW-
tdni bnde pfiprayeno sice jen pro
tleny, ale yfeIe uyithni budou j.
nj. mime staH osadnici. q pod
robnosti dIuzno psdti u pfihldsky
zasilati na adressu3 Clarence =.
Paine, Secretary, Station A, lin.
c6ln, Neb. ...
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-08
DRUHy soUD s THAW- EN- IA.
PoCAL v PoNDELf.
Evelyna opetns Sc no sdcastni.
otekavaji 80 Ease ssnsace.

S0nd milionafskgm hejskem
Harry Thawem, kter} New Yor-
ku zastfelil stayitcle Stanforda
Whitc-ho, pontvadz domniyaji sc,
ze tyz je pfi6iDou rodinnych rIz-
nic mezi jim a zenou, zapocat byl
Y pondeli tohoto tgdne 1890
hod Prvni preIiGenf pred casem
tahlo Sc jako papiroyy had bylo
pIno sensaci. Americke sensace-
chtive ctenafstyo zprayy soudu
tomto takfka hltalo a kazda sensa-
ce yitana byla jak0 nejchutn6jsl
lahudka Vysly ma jeyo cetne po-
drobnosti rozmafileho ziyota a
merickych mladych millionaire, KITE
n. jak Sc zda, nemaji uzitecn6jsi
prace, nezli penize. ma nichz lpl
d6lnicke moody, vyhazoyati plny-
ma rukama Noyemu pfeliceni
hledi Sc vstfic nejyttsim zajmem,
pon6vadz ie znamo, ze s16astni sc
no opetne Eyelyna, Thawoya zena
ma Sc IA to. ze pfeliteni toto bu-
de opttn6 plno sensatnich odhale-
nj. Pro americke obecenstvo bude
to pochoutkou pryniho fadu. Ne
bylo to zrovna neduchaplne, kdyz
kterysi americky list ' novorocni
dyaze napsal Stastn} novy roI
ysem obyvatelnm teto zemt Sond
Thawcm zapotne krdtce po no
vem roce. Well, TO staGi, ably a.
meriekt ctenafstyo melo Happy
New Year Harry Thaw mluve
techto dnech o noyem pfelieeni,
prohlasil "I,oufam. he budn iistt
osyobozen ~ budu yoln{m mu-
Iem ~ dne 30. ledna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-08

otraynje nag lid y tim zAroyeh M
II mIadez, ktera tout p0 uslechti-
lejI zabayt, jejiz nitro choyd Iep-
Il snaby Il touhn 20 yzd6lani. Pro
testujeme proti psani d pyefejflo-
yani poyidek poehybneho obsahu
npOz0riiujeme ma 10, ze teska lite
ratura neni TAX chuda, nybrz ~
oplyya bohatosti krasngeh poyldek
a rtiznSch literdrnich praci- ze jest
dost pestra ably mohla yzdy, ysu-
de . M kazd}ch okolnosti vyho,
yeti idealntjsim snabdm pokroku
vzdtldni Ano, eeskf pisemnlctyi
choya neyycerpatelne poklady Ii.
terdrni 10 obsahu yeseltho / yaz-
nfho, TAX ze neni ygmIuyy. ze by
pod0bnd tetba nas lid nezajimala
d nedostafoyala jehO ziyotnlm po-
tfebam, Nejsou 10 ysak jen kr
wave romany n p0chybnf tenden-
ce poyidky, nybrz jest TO ! ia no
yinafska osobni poIemika, jez ~
jist6 neprospeje, neprayime-li, ze
nskodi yseobecufmu wdilaydni
Upozor1ujeme podobnt tasopisy
noyiDy pouze ma jejich ylastni po
yinnost a 66el, kterg Vi slibily
hncd v prynim GisIc sytho r0Gnflsn,
totiz ma yzdGlayani. Hajistf tento
ell yytkDuI si kazdy zurnaIista na
poG1tku syf Ginnosti bohuzel jest
ysak 4 politoydnim doznati, ze je
mdlokter} nich, jenz z1staoe VI
ren sytmu slibu, ze jen maloktery
snaM sc neysimati 81 osobnich, bez-
ygznamngeh tfenic q padayck, kite
ri sy6dhi jen o tom nejnizsim
stupni lidsk6 d6stojnosti. Doufa-
me, Ne nase proyoldni poyzbudf tfz
cttne ttenafstyo, ably samo zddalo
si lepN q uslechtilejH tetby. Jen
dobrd kniho, dobrd Gctba yzbudi
" GlOyGku dobrou usleehtilou po-
vahu.
IN "Sdruzeni Vzdelayacich kin
XII Komenskg".
Resolutni vgbor.
A. A. Tenopir.
A. /. JedliGka,
s. g. NJ. Haluza.
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stale stdla po jeho boku, yypukla
Y jasot, Soud tento, kterg byl 0.
praydu jednim y pejnapinaytj-
sich ttto zemi, byl pfcdmttem
zajmu, najmf d6lnlctya Nasi etc.
mari zajiste 1--WE pamtti choyaji
prGb6h pfeliceni = Haywoodefn,
kterg royn6z obyintn byl ze spoln.
dcastenstyi We yrazdt Stennenber-
ga, kterou proved Orchard, ktcry
byl, jak 80 yseObecnt ma IN TO,
nastrojem rukon kapitaIistf Xa-
royen Petitioner osy0bOze1 byl
/ Moyer n tim sprayedluOsti ucinG.
no bylo zadost. Kdyz dosla zpra.
va 0 Osyobozeni PettibOne no do
Gfadoyny Iapadni Fedcrace Ior.
nikd V Denver, nalezalo Sc Y nj Vi.
&c osob. Nprdya pfijata byla $ Il.
spokojenim . bez jak}chkoIiy dc.
monstraci. Ernest Mills, hinny So
kretaf Federace, prohlasil, NJ Wi
chni byli pfesvtdceni 0 tom, "
Pettibone q Oh, II. Meyer, kter} je
presidentem one organisace, bu.
dou uzn6ni ueyinnymi yysloyil
podiyeni. H. k lifeni moblo dojiti
ma udani TAX bidnth0 charakteru,
iakym j. Orchard. Clarence =.
Darrow. kter} byI obhdjcem Petit
bone-oy}m a laywood-oyfm n
kter} nasledkem syeho ochurayG.
nj byl nucen uchyliti se do Cali,
fornio hospitalu v Los Angeles,
pfijai y}sledel 8 nejyttsim uspo,
kojenim. A special, ably George
A, Pettibone-oyi zaslal telegram
nasIednjiciho zn6ni; "Gratuluji.
Pfijedte sem! Nam Ia dosti ky6-
tin pro diva pohfbyi"
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Zpravy americk6.
VYBUCH BOMBY v BANCE v
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Deset osob pri vybuchu poraneno
Budova banky znacne poSkozena.

Dne 4 ledna krdtce 20 poledni
yybuchla pfizemi pekn6 tfipa-
troyt budoyy Pryni Ndrodni Ban
ky v Kansas City, Mo, bomba,
kterd uGinila ma budoy6 znacnou
skodn a byla pficinou tezkeho Il.
razu deseti osob. Bndoya tato ma.
leza Sc ma rohu Desate Balti.
more ulice, tedy v nejziyejsi OBJ
chodni 6asti m6sta MistnostI
banky Y t6 chvili naplntny byIy
lidmi, jichz bylo kolem 300 u jest
pocbopitelno, ze po yybuchu ma.
stala mezi mimi ohromna panika
Vsechno dralo Ne k yychodu, druh
vail Sc pres druha, nikdo nikoho
nesetfe jen sam staraje Sc o wy
yhznuti. BudOya Pryni NarOdni
banky byla jednou nejp6knejslch
budoy V m6st6 dohotoycna byla
teprye pred rokem. Nebylo pfi
nj setfeno nakladem a stala kolcm
$l,000,000. Banka jest nejy6tsim
penGzuim 1stayem m6stG. Ma "
IA to, ze bomba polozena byla y
male toiletni mistnosti ma severe
zapadnim rohu budoyy, Po pu.
yodcich hroznebo nesttsti zahajeno
bylo 6silovne patrani.
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vALNE sHoMAzDENf DvoU
DULEzITYCH NEBRAg.
sKYCH sDRUzENf.
VyroGni schnze Nebraska State
Historical Society.
velika schhzs nebrasskycb zakopnikn '
Lincoln, Feb

Tficata prya yyroGni schnze Ne.
brasslse Statni IIistoricke SpoleG.
nosti Nebrassk6ho Svazu Ialkop-
niki odbgyati sc budc We dnecIl
IL. a IA. Iedna 1905, Schdze od.
byvati Sc bude V Alditorin move
Temple budovy n pro oba dny pfi.
chystan jest veImi zajimayy pro
gram Schnze Nebrasske Statni
SpoleGnosti tvoflti bude pryni
east yyznamnf ttto udalosti q od
byvana bude IL. ledna yeGer. Prv-
MIN feGnikem yecera budc Hon.
William j. Bryan, kterg promluyi
ma thema "Dtiiny" Dalsim rec
nikem bude Hon. j. h. McBrien,
statni superintendent, Il dale DR.,
Geo. l.. Miller. pfedscda spolecno.
sti. Dne IA. ledna veeer pronese
hlayni rec sjezdovou sondce Ho-
race Il. Deemer, ktery drive Gimme
s1tastnil se prace V historickem
odd6lcni stau Iowa V Des Moines,
la. Soudcc Deemer mluyiti bude
na thema I'odil Iowy organise.
ei statu Nebrasky' Jinym fetni.
ken bude Richard H. Metcalfe Z
Lincoln W. u. Taylor 4 Culbert
son, Neb. Obchodni east schllze
konail Sc btIde H. ledna ycter a
pfi teto zvoleni budou Itednici
pro pfisti rok. Syaz Zakopnik1
Nebrassk}eh odblyati bude seh0
ii II ledna odpoledGe move
Temple budoyt Program, kter}
pfichystan jest pro tutu schiizi.
bude yelmi zaiimayy a sajistf n
spokoji srdce kaldeho lakopnika
Mnoho move a yrlmi iuterrsautnl
pfedudsky prusloyy ptlpraveny
| Ibyb peel tajemnika Paine ktery
hyl hlayuim tinltelem We yelkt
piontrskt slavnostl, edbtyane y
Lincoln poslesluiho leta 'fato o.
koluost iest gafutenim ~ nova
sehhse nionjrska nct0staue y ni.
eem poxadu "a ptedehateilci MI
hornA hulba Nyplnl mrtcr, mrsI
programem kaisls easl Nelkau
taiimasosi bnde mlli lalo vSroenl
sehAfc take 4 Il pflein, a. odr
thlAny huden Ssgm tlen0m uast
elenskt hsis 'i'Yio yelml pebnt q
tkusn9 pruye,lens elensks llslilD
oslest,lAa, huslou eleuAm ahiu
.lnllsHl . sire nflen teen htlat "a
6lpny isau ale / tem k,lnk lepfse
= pfihlasl lgusal llsuski popla
tek pru tlens iletnrlrha sfalesna
al obuAsl pnute tsen iluteh po
plaisa uenl tltmNH "a lenln
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PETTIBoNE PRoPUsTEN z
oBzALoBY.
Porota shledala iei nevinnym.
oavohozeni lsho snamana oeiatani
ostatnieh obunanSeh.

i'u etrnaclihodinndm uyalovani
poroly ptIpadu George \ Petit
bone ho n Iioise llaho, onoho
pettihone he. kterS jail dostaiee
M 1uAmo, ohyinen hyl r. spolu.
aeastenstsl na yral,le bSvaleho
guserasra t'ranka 4 Sleuusuher
"a usnAn b,l dne | ledna obsi.
neuS neyinnsm ilft Nselikehe
sylAstniho vsfnsenl i bef iakfeh
koly demonstrael pilialo hylo ssie'
lenl ln a,lvtFm oeekANanl wished
ku pfpeesu a. l'sltlhaue IS vol.
a,m muism reltlhenr ~ dslsl
nempei n, tellnl slAh 4 pfiial s'le
lsni . ssam asyehafsu Assut
vein Iedlus ieha manielka kiera
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Taft haji presidenta.

Tajemnik gdlky VIM. II. Taft OBJ
ieyil 80 dne 30 prosinee poPryt ye
yefeinosti cd II DOLBY, go ~ yralil
ze svf cesty kolem sv6ia Pronesl
fet pred associaci obehodnik1 y
Bostonu, kde pozdrayovdn byl ia.
ko pfisli president Spol Stat0.
Pfedpokladalo Sc yseohecnt ~ bu
dc mluyiti . polliieke sitnaci d
syt vlastni kandidatufe pro presi
deisknu u0mnaei, aysak eeld Zee
tAicmniknya yeuoyana hyla ne.
daynt paniee a pfiblndm, iei We
dig L al Ignoroyal dplis presl
dcntskou yolbu stnoynl syou
zee obrane presidenla Rooseyelta
a iehn ieduani woe tfnsuim
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Reaoluce sdruAeni vadel kluba
komenaky utvefeneho '
Cedar Rapida, L.. dine
4 lednA 1908

l'ruspla,ame limlu yefeine synir
miutnl slfan tskt uasi lnrnalsli
AS nasehp uasinaf,lti klert jest
tail.sa le,lnhn utlliluyu9isleh
tiaitrlN ift pns,h na Ntllelani
uasshu lldu naaehu nsfnla ytslo
.nirm sv0l HeiNttsl e,lpar 4 ape
trteni trsb Mnalislie kteM
sttm hfgfnntmi ueh nemNtut
m eplsfalkam krte{Ou tflhm
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Prof, h. simek delegatem ma sjez
du Amsriekeho vedeekeho
Avaau.


i'rnf % Simek laWa tip, la
dlcl mln. ltdnr chieagu kdei ,
prufrsoa uulhe q l'rruiisem "a
stulmKul stat lnNu ua sietlm A.
merirkthn N9lerkthu Syasn ava
usho Stigma n, kivr1 sahalfu h,l
paa,ltll a skun 4 palek 4 led
ua l'roi sinrh ieul irst uMh
van m prnl aulherllu rpapu
maNanl uapla,n 0doll feks Mia
sissirpi pfedptsel i sepl0niekam
n,illoFH .ieuteN lnhn tnmia pfy,
mhiu
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l'relfeduiet,lm amerieksho ~
slauee Tukh iaranskA tlad. ~
slala ssuu osiinse,I na iisle uasf
ht iei pted ne,lAsuem nelnil "a
iemBik Rmai iea snail hftl pal
klaslem pfp mlrumiluius uuyns
nl Hrshpsi meal ohfma emfml Na
Nfht uAlnfne iaiemnlken kaplru
isaH stsleslkem apFas iet oblrte
pfistshosaleekt aEad a ieA m6li