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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Inc Russian ambassador, Baron Rosen,
will return from long leave of absence
In his country early next month"; and will
be accompanied by the Baroness Rosan
and their daughter, the Baroness Eliza
beth Rosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Miss Ruth Halford, who has been visit
ing at Montclair, n. j.. will be the guest
tomorrow Of Capt and Mrs. Newall at
West Point. where she will spend the
next ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalds. VINO
has concluded her visit to Mrs Richard
Townsend, Is now in New York with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Ronalds. She will sail for her
home in London November Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Aughinbaugh are
now residing at Monrovia, Cal, near Los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Mrs. Robson and Miss Robson who
went abroad in the late summer. will sail
for home November 4.
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In Memoriam

SHERMAN In loving remembrance of my dea
father, MOSES STEERMAN. who died nvt
years ago today. October q, 1903
May his soul rest in peace.
BY HIS son, LOUIS SHERMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Mrs. Symon j. PreideI and little daugh-
ter, lnez, are guests of the parents of the
former, Mr. and Mrs Edmund S Woog.
ioU street northwest, where they will
be glad TO see their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Waddell of
West Chester, Pa. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mona NJ Spal-
ding. and Mr.. Claiming Way, also OF
West Chester. Miss Spalding is well
knownn this city and is a granddaughter
of DIR. j. Ford Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27

DIMSEY. On October rs. 1905. MAGGIE DIM
SEf tnee Jerman,. beloved wife OF John A.
Dimsey. aged twenty-six years.
Funeral from her late residence 1929 3lst street
northwest. Thursday, October -. at = o'clock
pm Relatives and friends respectfully in
vfted to attend Interment In Glenwood Gem
etery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
| WAS WIDOW Of AN
EMINENT HAWAIIAN

| With utmost brevity the death was
announced in the Sunday Advertiser
of lady resident of considerable note.
This was Mrs. Anna Green, relict of
the late Hon. w. Lothian Green, one
of the most eminent men of the Ha-
waiian Islands in the regin of King
Kalakaua- Mrs. Green was reputed to
be one of the largest stockholders in
the Honolulu Iron Works Co., Ltd.
She was connected with some of the
oldest and most prominent local fam
lilies.
Her husband died a good many years
ago. During the agitation for better
government in the eighties W. Lothian
Green, who conducted a financial and
investment agency here, took the side
of reform. On the dismissal of the
Gibson Ministry and the PRONUNCIATION
of a new constitution in 1887, Mr..
Green was appointed Minister of
finance in the first Reform cabinet. He
was a man of scientific bent and the
author of a book, ''Vestiges of the
Molten Globe" published shortly be-
fore his death, which attracted world
wide interest among scientists.
The funeral of Mrs. Green took place
from st. Andrews cathedral to Nuu-
anu cemetery on Monday afternoon.
Rev. John Osborne conducted the SER
vices, being assisted by Bishop Rest
arick. The regular choir of the cath
edral, assisted by the choir from the
Priory, sang several hymns during the
service, among them being Peace,
Perfect Peace" The church was filled
with a large number of friends of the
deceased and there were many and
handsome floral offerings. The pail
bearers were Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, F.
A. Schaefer, Alexander Young, S. NJ.
Damon, B. F. Dillingham;. W. H. Baird,
H. r. Macfarlane and H. NJ Won Holt |
Mrs. ]. n. S. Williams of Maui is a
daughter of the deceased.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
ARMY OFFICERS LEAVE
BY KINAU FOR -HILO

Colonel Biddle, Major Dunning and
Captain Orwell left yesterday by the
Kinau for Hilo.
I'VE go primarily" said Biddle,
Ito inspect the Hilo breakwater. But
Captain Orwell wants me to inspect
the lighthouses of that island. and the
projected lighthouse sites, and as all
the recommendations for appropria-
tions and Improvements for these is
lands pass through my hands, want
TO familiarize myself as far as pos
sible with topography and conditions
here so that 1 can better understand
and judge of recommendations coming
TO me.
ION our way back from Hawaii I
want to stop at Kahului long enough
to examine the harbor there and the
breakwater that has been built. The
breakwater built there by private en-
terprise is quite a piece of work. But
sooner or later there will be a re-
quest for the United States Govern
ment to do something additional
there"
Captain Orwell took his automobile
along with him in the hope that
weather conditions and roads would
be good on Hawaii, and if they are,
! ne party will be able to see much
more than they would be able to do
if they had to depend on ordinary con-
We yanres
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
PHOTOGRAPH PROVED
UNOOING Of KALUh

The theory that photographs are no
longer considered the best evidence to
track criminals, favor being given to
the fnger-print method, was given a
test in Honolulu yesterday, whereby
young Hawaiian contributed to his
undoing by having his photograph TAX
en- at Japanese gallery after purloin-
ing about SIS from another Japanese
photographer. The negative was de-
veloped late in the afternoon, and
curiously enough, by the photographer
who had been robbed, and he recog-
nized the likeness in the proof. Chief
Taylor and Detective Reeves located
the young fellow last night in Kaka-
ako and secured an admission from
him that he had stolen the money.
About 9 o'clock in the forenoon the
young man, dressed fashionably, and
wearing a fine Panama hat, visited the
photograph gallery at the corner of
Nuuanu and Hotel streets. He was
alone in the parlor for some time, af-
ter which he saw the proprietor and
talked over prices of photographs. He
then promised to return at 10 o'clock.
After his departure the picture-taker
discovered the loss of money from a
drawer. He Immediately notified the
police, giving good description Of the
visitor.
The police learned later that the fell
low had visited a second gallery and !
had his picture taken. The photo |
grapher was too busy to develop the |
plate, and therefore turned it over to |
the victimized photographer. and he
and he police anxiously awaited the
1t turned out splendidly and
he police recognized an old offender.
The young man gave his name as J.
Salua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
THE ISLAND SUGAR FLEET.

The Inter-Island stea mer Niihau
sailed Tuesday afternoon for AnahoIa.
where she will load Makee Sugar Co.
| sugar. She is expected back this
morning. The Helene sailed at 5
| o'clock yesterday afternoon for wind
ward Hawaii ports, loaded down with
freight of all kinds. The Noeau being
late, much of the freight she would
ordinarily have taken went by the
Helene. The Mikahala arrived yester-
day from Kauai on her regular run.
and goes out again today The Noeau
is expected to arrive from Hamakua
ports this morning. The Mauna Loa
will sail on her regular run at noon
tomorrow. The American-Ha Hawaiian
steamer Despatch is making consider
able repairs here and did not get out
yesterday. as she was expected to do.
She is now scheduled to sail this af-
ternoon for Eleele and Makawel.
SS>SsS>SsSsSSscScS>cSSc>>
In an instant he was up and rushed.
Cryder. still dizzy, covered his jaw
with one shoulder and hung on. His
straight left failed to drop Warson.
but failing to land on the vital spot.
Slowly Cryder was forced into the
angle of the fence. He tried to escape,
his foot slipped in the sand. his arms
spread a bit to prevent a fall, and,
like a flash, Warson shot his right to
the jaw, and Cryder went down like
| log.
Mrs. Cryder, returning at that in
Itant. saw the blow and screamed. She
TODD as If petrified watching warson
over her husband. Then she
an in. What she said to warson was
efficient. but suddenly he looked up
nd she saw tears in his eyes. Just
hen cryder's eyes opened. He sat up
4 the sand. spat out some blood. and
aid. dizzily: well. warson, old boy.
ou did it at last. and I'm glad it's
YER"
.s.xL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
LAWSON ABANDONS FIGHT
AND DESPISES THE PEOPLE

the people would give him no help,
although he was fighting for them.
They "simply stood by and grinned. "
He continues:
''Then came the overturn of all my
insurance work by the best lieutenant
the system has ever had, honest Hughes,
and the turning back for all time into
the systems nav of the great insur-
ance companies. What did the people
do then' They hurrahed for-Hughes
and griAned.
WHAT FIGHT COST HIM.
Telling of what the fight had cost
him, Lawson says:
81 cut off my friends and the friends
81 directed upon myself and those
dearest to me the cursed Vaccinations
of the most vicious of human wolves.
81 spent an enormous fortune, so that
today the remnant makes the cavity
appear an abyss.
81 replaced big, broad love for and
faith in the people with contempt SO
great as to make me wonder how both
could be bred in the same human soul.
"And even this awful price would
have willingly paid if I could have
gained the end 1 started for. Yes, even
NOW I would continue paying the same
price on and on to the end if-and
there's the rub-if it had done good.
But it has done no good"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
SAM JOHNSON HELD
FOR THE GRAND JURY

LAHAINA, Feb. 11.-Poor Sam John.
son is in Jail waiting for the grand
! jury to say whether he is guilty. OF
not, of causing the death of the Japa-
nese whom, it is said, he showed be-
tween the plantation cars a few days
ago.
Mrs. T. ]. Hayselden, mother Of La
haina's popular senator, has returned
from Honolulu and is spending a few
days with Mrs. Dickinson. she will
leave on Tuesday for her home in
Waikiki.
Letters have been received from DR..
and Mrs. Molony, who are in San
Francisco. The doctor will open an
Office there.
Lahaina enjoyed a fine rain on Sun
day night and Monday forenoon. the
first rain Of the season.
The Lahaina Improvement Associa-
ton met on Saturday evening. The
prominent citizens who form this as
ISOLATION want building for the La
haina school, at. least equal to- that
Of Waikiki, as Lahaina has at present
the largest school in Maui. They also
wish to have the Kamehameha III.
erected near the lighthouse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Thomas Law
son of Boston, whose frenzied fight
against the system" for the benefit
of the people has become historic,
in letter to E. ]. Ridgway of Every
body's Magazine, explaining why he
abandoned the fight, gives voice, in
somewhat different words, to the fam
Gus old Vanderbilt motto, "The public
be d"l' Lawson announced that he
expected to be made president of Anal
gamated and would let the public do its
own reforming hereafter. Ridgway
wrote him that he hoped there was some
mistake.
Following are number of quotations
from Lawson's reply:
''You talk of what I owe the people.
What do l owe to the gelatine-spined
shrimps9 What have the saffron
blooded apes done that 1 should halt
any decisions to match their lightning
change, chameleon hued loyalty'
PEOPLE A JOKE, SAYS LAWSON.
"The people, forgive me, my dear
Ridgway, but the people, particularly
the American people, are a joke-a sys-
TEN joke.
''When in all history have the people
done aughs but rail, or stand shivering
by, while their enemies crucifed those
who battled for their benefit"
Lawson tells of his fight and declares
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
PNEUMONIA.

Old people and those who have weak
lungs cannot be too careful in guard
ing against this disease. Pneumonia
always results from a cold or an at
Iack OF influenza. and can be prevented
by the timely use of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy We have as yet 90
hear Of an attack of pneumonia where
chznberlsin's Cough Remedy was
taken For sale by all dealers. Benson.
smith & Co. agents for HaxAn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
KAPAA APPRAISERS GO.

Messrs. Renton, Hopper and Moragne
commissioned to appraise the Kapas
lands, left for Kauai last night accom-.
panied by c. H. Mcbride, the Gov
ernor's private secretary, as their stem
ographer- Governor Freag expects that
the work will take one or two weeks
''They are taking maps specially pre-
pared for their use,' the Governor
said yesterday, together with various
other data, and viii acquire further in
formation of themselves and from 9TH
ers on the ground.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
THE VETERINARY ACT

John 81. Pottie, who was summoned
before the district court on a charge
of violating the veterinary practice
act, Act 40, Session Laws of 1905,
secured continuance of his case until
February 10. The matter is being
brought to the attention of the courts
by the Board of Agriculture and For
estry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-14
CASE Of GOLD FEET
OR GREATNESS

(From Thursdays Advertiser.)
Not a word of the Fern resolution
to Dust Road Supervisor johnson from
the head of the garbage department
was lisped at the meeting of the Board
Of Supervisors last night. Not
whisper of any trouble was uttered
The word garbage was not in the
bright lexicons of any OF the members
of the Board and all attempts to carry
out the Achi scheme were dropped
Dropped for the time being at any
rate.
There is plenty of time." stated
Fern after the meeting, thinking evil
IDENTIFY that some sort of an explana-
ton was due. 1.-THE matter did not
necessarily have to come up for settle
ment tonight; besides Cox wasn't
here"
As a matter of fact II was well
known to both the mover and the sec
onder of the resolution that enough
of the members had had the good sense
to see that any such a change as pro-
posed in the resolution would be d.
rectly opposed to the best interests of
the taxpayers. That Archer was now
decidedly opposed to the change and
that Cox stayed away rather than to
vote for 1t put an entirely different
face on the situation, accounting for
the great silence which came over ev-
eryone when Chairman Hustace, after
the routine business had been cleared
off. looked around with a bland smile
and wanted to know IL anyone had
anything else to bring up. Not an
eyelid nickered.
Hustace looked inquiringly at Fern,
who shook his head as slightly as pos
sible. Harvey moved the adjournment.
Dwight seconded it and the curtain
dropped. 1t was tame fizzling out
of what had started out with a roar
provided it has fizzled out and not been
merely corked up to acquire a new
head.
ROUTINE ACCOUNTS.
Everyone but Cox was present when
the roll was called and the long min
utes read. A subdued feeling was In
the air and lasted out the meeting.
JANUARY FIRES.
Chief Thurston reported having turn
ed out with his department to six
alarms of fire during the month of
January. the property loss being esti-
mated at $500. The property at risk
was covered by insurance for s51, 900.
ENGINES FOR FLORAL PARADE
A request from A. ]. Campbell, chair
man of the carriage committee of the
Floral parade. for two engines and two
hose carts to take part in the Wash
ngton birthday event was granted.
OTHER COMMUNICATIONS.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Co. COM
planned of the roughness of Iwilei road
and Jose ]. Dias complained of the
delay in putting electric lights on up
per Liliha and also asked for a ma
cadamized road.
Residents of Kapahulu and Kapio-
ami park addition petitioned for
,oad. E. II. F. Wolters spoke in sup
port of the petition, stating that since
1878 not glue bush had been cut or
stone moved. Another Kapahulu resi-
lent complained that,W. Wolters had
blocked one of the roads, making a
balloon trip necessary to get home.
Then, after the spectators settled
back for the fun of the evening, came
he whispered motion to adjourn and
he hurried getaway of the chastened
members.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-24

2 itadoyny, Ces. r. ". p. spoil,
.ku v okresu Bon Homme, v Ia
bore, S. ID.
V5rocnf schdze tohoto spolku
Sc Dude odb5vati ' 6tery pc PRIV.
MIN pond6lf v lednu 1909. " pa
du velke nepohody Sc schlze odlo-
II ma pffstf tyden, v dtery IL led
ma 1909, Kazdy Glen jest zadan
by Sc do schnze dostavil. Schnze
Sc odbyde We sfni p. Jana Sturmy.
Dne 2. ledna 1909 Sc Dude odbSva
ii schnze dfednfkd q revisorG.
Ufedn{ci isou Jos. Novotn5, pred;
Jos. Seiner, tai: Karel Vauk,
pokl. Revisofi, Jan Wagner, il
Fl Ptak a j. j. Noll.
josef Novotny, pred.
Josef Seiner, tajemnfk.
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Zakon ohledn9 nedelnfch zabav
pfi minute presidentsk6 volbs v
tonic st&tu prosel. Tim tedy
jsou zakazany veskere dfvadla hry
rozlicne, zabavy taneGni a vseho
druhu zabavy vubec, pfi kter5ch
by Sc vybfralo vstupne, Jest ma
sim nahledem by Sc tento zakon
zachovaval do puntfku tax dlouho
dokud by Sc jei lid nenabazil, a
pfi pffstf volbe neodvolal. We
statech Minnesota a Iowa mali po-
dobne zakony, ktere vsak jsou We
fejne ignorovany, COZ znacf, Re za
kon ten je mrtvou literou v 6stave
onech statu, a Re nema v$znamu
pc mravnf STRANGE.
PonevaG volici chteli tento "a
kon jest nasim nahledem by neby-
ly zadne divadla, zabavy hry '
mic v nedsli. III kteff mali auto
modify mohou 81 v nedsli vyjeti,
i ii kteff mali potah. Ostatni
jimz pomery to nedovolujf, mohou
ztravit nedeli donna, nebo jft pes
ky ma prochazku.
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Kupte barvu ma stfechu u Quea-
la "a s5c. gallon, Tez kaucukove
pokr5vani ma stfechu rubber roof
ing) "a $1.75 "a 10S ctverecnfch
stfevicd, v cemz zahrnuty hfebfky
kapsle a cement.
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UPOMENUTf.

Zadame nase dluznfky, by la
skavs sve dcty zapravili, neidele
do l. ledna, 1908. Budem potfe-
bovati velkou sunni pensz do te
DOLBY, ma zapraveni nasich dluhd,
a iinak nam to nebude mono, lee
by nasi dlrznfci zaplatili nam.
Skorpfk a Kulis.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-24

V5bor vladnfch pozemkG We
Washingtonu vydal move rozhod-
mutt ohledn9 domovin, ktere d&ya
ma srozumenou tenn ienz zabfrajf
pozemkG s pfedzevzetim jich opus
tit anebo prodat hned pc vyprse-
nj lhuty, ze to dele nehodla trpet.
ZkusebnS pffpad byl projednav6n
v sew. Dakote s jist5m Gilbert Sa-
trangem 2 Canton, S. ID.
Podane svedectvf naznacovalo,
Re Satrang hned pc vysezeni do
moviny hodlal Sc vratit do syeho
domova ' Canton. Jeho zapis,
nasledkem toho byl vyskrtnut a
pozemek vracen vlade. Pr zabi-
ranf pozemkG v Gregory okresu
pred ctyrmi roxy a v jinych okre-
sech mnozf hned pc prdvovanf pO-
zemky budto prodali anebo Sc cd
stehovali. Mnozf tfmto zpdso-
benz sve pozemky ztratili, nebot
JIM pozemky kontestovali a tel
vyhrali. ze vladni inspektofi bed
live davajf pozor pc takovSchto
domoyinaffch, vysvfta 2 toho ze
38 konecnych dokazI v Kadoka,
32 We Phillip a Adv Cottonwood
bylo zamitnuto a v Lyman okresu
mnohym bylo ~poruceno by do 60
dnn Sc navratili ma sv6 domoviny.
Zkratka, vlada Rfikazuje by ten
kdo zabefe nynf pozemek, must
mfti poctiv5 zamer, ze tam zdsta-
ne a zfidf svou domacnost, iinak
ztracf pozemek.
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Pfejem svJns cfendfam d Pffg-
nfpchn yeseid vdnocnf svdfky a
sfasfnJ nopJ rok.

sueOTRe florence q A. M. ful
ton 2 Fairfax deli zde navstevou
u Chef Terrence tento ttden.
Zamyslfte- Ii stavet male mel
velke, deite v5pocet J. HI. Queal,
usetffme yam penfze.
X Will vyklizenf budu vyproda-
vat celou zasobn kloboukn a darn,
skeho zbozs pod vyrobnf cenu. Pf.
M. Melmroya.
Zde ie dobra pfflezitost: S kaz-
dSm parem strevic1 obdrzi kazd5
hoch a kazde d6vce mosnu ma kni-
by. Chas. Vauk a synove.
Pf. Josefa Hynkova pc delsfm
pobytu v nemocnici sv. Josefa s
pfiiela We stfedu. Jejf
zdravotnf STAY Sc znacne zlepsil.
Nam u sebe sedm cizfch prasat,
asi 100 libernfch. Mattel je obdr
81 pc zaplacenf oznamky a dtrat.
Frank ]. Wagner. 10 "a
Pfisli Ike mne diva cerni kanGfci,
so liber vahy kazd5, bile heky.
Mattel ie obdrzf pc zapIacenf teto
oznamky a iinych 1trat Jan Ham
berger.
Zaci Sc pfihlasuif kazdym dnem
v Yankton Business Institute a
Normal. Nemnzete lepe vyuzit-
kovat zimnf DOLBY nezli navstsvo-
vot tuto skolu. 1871
Skv6ly pies dne 81 prosince,
1908 veeer, uspofada zdeisf mfcaf-
ska ceta v SIM Micheloye. Hud-
blu obstara Taborska Kapela. Kaz
je uctive Evan by Sc dostavil.
Pfisel Ike mne billy, cervene fe-
kovaty vul, diva roxy star5, prav6
ucho v pull uffznute. Mattel iej
obdrzf pc zaplaceni teto ozn&mky
a dtrat. Jan F. Wagner. 2I-12
Yankton Business Institute pfi-
pravuje ucitel6 ma zkousky a Wy
ucuie v tesnopisu a knihvedennf.
zeleznicni posty zapocne 4.
ledna. 1921
Vefeiny prodej Dude Sc odbSva-
ii ma farm9 James Smolfka, 8 mi
lie ma vychod cd Tabora, v ponde-
Il dne % prosince, 1908. Is psk-
INCH konf, 200 slepic a farmerske
a domacf nabytek Dude pro-
James Smolfk, mattel.
Frank Brown dozorce trait zdej
81 Sc svou manzelkou 2 Garrison a
mist sew. Dakote minuly tt
den a pravil re v onom stssn v le-
sich Sc nachazf mnoho jelenn, Re
sam v dovolenS cas- jednoho paro-
h&ce skolil ma sve honebnf ceste
$50 mil pc sanich.
Vaclav Rysayy ma We SVEN OBJ
skvostny vfber albumG a
rozlicnfch ozdobnych vecf jenz Sc
hodf v5borne co darek k novemu
Kazdy je Evan 81 zasobu
prohlfdnouti. Tez kdyz jste hla-
zajdete k n6mu ma obed do
jeho jfdelny a restaurace.
Do prvnfho ledna jest nam "a
pravenf nasich povinnostf, a jezto
name mezi lidmi ma tisfce dolarI
nezapravenych Gctn, zadame ie,
by laskave do one DOLBY hledeli Sc
vyrovnat a nam takto vypomoci.
Budem jim "a to povdecni. Chas.
Vauk a synove.
Dffvfl dfiyfl dffvf nejlepsf ja-
xocti za cenv noin;zSf uSauffte
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Dane na [Qk 1908.

Oznamuieme he pc Is prosince
budem NIT 1pln5 seaman danf pro
Tabor a cele okolf ' obou okre-
sech. Ia maly poplatek sprostfed
kujem zaplacenf DAM.
Tabor State Bank.
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DOMACI ZPRAvY.

dtery.
Ma prodei, stohovac a tame hra
be, ma Josef Pecenka.
A. j. Novak byl v Tyndall "a
jakousi zalezitostf v 1tery.
Jan Cuka koupiI 20 akrn poem
ku . fanny Tomase Kostela.
Tabule do oxen vsech m6rach
Lee dostati v Quealove skladu.
Mike Barth, licitant, mnze bSt
zjedn&n ma Taborske bance. 12x24
Josef Benda pfijel sem We stfe-
du 2 okresu Chas Mix ma navsts-
vu.
Anton Charvat Cd Lake Andes
dlel zds n&vstevou tento tyden u
rodicd.
Martin q Vaclav HOSTEL cd Wag
ner deli zde n&vsteyou pies nede-
Ii.
Gustav Bursfk cd Lake Andes
dli zde n&vstevou u sveho bratran-
CO Tomase Svandy.
HHtaN L"E.H.F MLHHH .I.. E... ~.
j. j. MARTINEZ cd Lake Andes
ztrayil zde nekolik dnf tento IT,
den n~&vsteyou.
Chcete-li dobre stavebnf dffvf,
objednejte 81 no 2 Ptakoya dfevaf-
skeho skladu.
Pr. F. J. Barty a jeff matka pr.
FIR. Hor&kovA byli v Yankton v
IterS,
T. v. Pt6k z Tyndall byl zde
tento tSden ohledn9 spisovani vse-
no xoo2f We sv6 dfevarns.
MGzete zaplatit sve taxy ma Ia
borsk6 bance, kde mali dplnJ sez-
nam.
Josef Svanda st. Sc navratil re
sye n&vst9yy We stfedu u syna Jo-
sefa v Chas Mix okresu.
MNE "ENs.. .... r#.... r#U#a
Nejlepsf barvy, varnise, oleje,
stetce a pod, muzete koupiti We
storu Vaukove.
Mark Bodine pfijel v dtery 2
Omahy kde n~avstevuje vyssf sko
lu, by ztravil syatky u sy@ matky.
Zimnf okna vsech mer lie obdr-
zeti We sklad6 Quealoys, cfmz use
tffte ma palivu.
SdSluje Sc nam, he Vac,av Wei
A byl pred nekolika dny operovan
ma oci v nemocnici v Omsze.
Ma prodei, kratkorohf b5cek, 9
mssfcd star5, "a $40. Jan Payer,
Lake Andes, s. D.
Drazby U Peter Byrna Sc $ 1cast
nil We stfedu velky pocet Ida q
vse pfineslo dobre ceny.
Cerstyou polevku lie obdrzeti
kdykoliv We Star jfdelne, ktera
jest otevfenai v nedeli.
Modlitebnf kniEky, rGzence, me
dale, svats obrazky, ozdobene
postkarty a jine vsci, hodicf Sc co
vanocni darek, jsou ma prodei We
skole sv. Vaclava.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-24

ZCRJ els. Al, odbyvajf scbuzi dru-
hon nedeli ' m6sici, We sye sini. FIR
Kostroun, pred, Josefina y5borna
tajemnice.