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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-20

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men suits.
Send for our new style
book ''The Alphabet Of
Dress.
You'll appreciate buying
at this store where your
satisfaction is considered
first and last.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-20

1Oc a cake, 3 cakes in a box 25e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-20

D. +. DAVIS The Druggist "
as7 Eorth Man ST.. Rarrs Vt
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15


Washington, d. c., May 15.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbances
to cross continent May II to 81, warm
wave May 16 to 20, cool wave May 19
to %. This was expected to bring
a great rise in temperatures, to cause
radical weather events with very lit
tie rain and generally good crop
weather. ....s.a -..a. .f-... 81
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about May q, cross Pacific
slope by close of May %, great CEN
trail valleys May % to 25, eastern
states May 26. Warm wave will cross
Pacific slope about May 21, great CEN
trail valleys May %. eastern states
May 25. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about May "a, great central VAL
leys May 26, eastern states May %.
The special features of this distur-
bance will be warmer, better crop
weather and not much rain. 1t will
cause severe storms on the Pacific
slope and at the same time the pre-
ceding disturbance will be causing Sc
we're storms in eastern sections.
/ warn all persons on the northern
Pacific slope, northeastern Pacific
ocean, eastern provinces Of Canada
storms may be expected within a few
days of May 21. All the planetary
forces are, and have been for month
in electric touch witr the. earth and
only a small disturbance is necessary
to touch off a very dangerous storm.
In a few localities some errors have
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
REED IS ELECTED
TO Fill VACANCY
REPRESENTATIVES OF BOOK
BINDERS CHOSEN TRADES AND
LABOR VICE PREsIDENT-DEL-
EGATES ELECTED TO STATE
CONVENTION AT RED WING.

At the regular meeting Of the Fargo
Trades & Labor assembly held last
evening at Union hall, Robert Reed
delegate from the bookbinders union
was elected vice president to ill the
unexpired term caused by the depar-
ture of VIM. Moe, who left for the
west. Mr.. Reed is we'll qualified to
fill the position to which he was elect
ed.
The election of delegates to the Min
nesota state federation convention to
be held at Red Wing, Mimi, June IA,
resulted:
Delegates B. F. Lathrop,
of the leatherworkers: John Oliver of
the clerks.
Alternates-F. r. Knox of the sta
tionaFy engineers; ]. B. Adams of the
clerks.
Considerable other routine business
was transacted. All OF the unions re-
ported in favor of having big dem
onstration on labor day which will be
made feature event this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
FOSTERS FORECASTS


occurred in my forecasts but in most
sections the forecasts were largely
successful My forecasts for vicinity
of Washington, ID. c., were about 20
per cent good. l have not heretofore
made forecasts regularly for this sec
ton.
There are thirty or more well de-
fined weather cycles and / am now
able to make, useful forecasts for all
sections Of the country. One difficulty
remains to be overcome. These cycles
overlap each other and II is difficult
to determine where one cycle quits
and another begins. am experiments
ing on this problem and giving it in
tense study. When 1t is conquered
the weather problem will have been
solved and / hope to accomplish this
ere the year closes.
Our national weather bureau is los
ing prestige. The magazines are Civ
ing il terribly black eye. They do
not oppose the weather bureau but it's
management. Chief Moore is in hard
luck and do not envy him his posi-
tion. Our weather bureau is at the
end OF it's career as a useful govern
mental department unless it succeeds
in improving its work. do not want
to be chief of the weather bureau, but
/ do aspire to success in formulating
a new system of weather forecasting
that will make our weather bureau
more popular with the people. IL can
succeed In this will have reached the,
zenith of my ambition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
CONFERENCE ON
LABOR QUESTIONS
PRESIDENT TAFT AND. Fedora.
TON OFFICIALS HAVE LONG
coNFA5 IN WHITE HOUSE
LEGISLATIVE RELIEF FOR
LEADING PROBLEMS.

President Taft discussed the prob
lens of the workingman for two hours
recently with the members of the ex-
ecutive council of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. Headed by Samuel
Gompers, the representatives of labor
called at the White House to present
to. the president a number of mat
ters of vital interest to organized la
Dor They found the chief magistrate
keenly attentive and deeply interested.
Not only did he give the spokesmer
Of the party all the time they de=irec
to lay their matters before him, but he
also Joined in the discussion from time
to time to bring out fuller information
on the various subjects.
When the conference had reached its
close President TAFT told his callers
that he would investigate such of, the
matters presented as seemed to him to
require attention, He said he. would
be glad to help, as far as his oppor-
tunities would permit, in arriving at
proper solution of the difficulties OF
the workingman, at the same time
keeping the interest of the whole pub
lie in view.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
Blue LABELERS
ANNUAL Meeting
CALL ISSUED FOR ANNUAL CON-
vENTIoN TO BE HELD JUNE 1s--
CIGAR MAKERS WILL BE IN EvI-
DENcE THREE REPRESENTA-
TIvEs LIMIT.

The president and secretary OF the
Minnesota Blue Label league have is
sued call for the annual convention
OF the league to meet at Red Wing on
Sunday morning, June IS, 1909, ct 10
o'clock, In Union hall. The call reads:
TO the officers and members Of all
local unions Of cigarmakers Of Minne-
sofa Greeting: The seventh annual
convention OF the Minnesota State Blue
Label league will convene In the city
of Red Wing on Sunday morning, Juno
is, 1909. at 10 O'clock, in Union hall.
The basis Of representation IN thi
league shall be one delegate from each
union and one additional delegate for
each 25 members or major fraction
thereof. but no union shall be entitled
e5 more than three delegates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
COMMISSION DESIRED
Illinois Employers Ask for Body to In
vestisate Liability
Act.

An investigation Of the employers
liability and workingmen's compensa-
tion laws in England. France and
Germany by special commission to be
appointed by the governor Is provided
in bill introduced in the lower house
Of the Illinois Legislature on Monday
last The measure. which was drafted
by the Illinois ManufacturerH' assoc
citation, contains q preamble setting
forth that IL would be unfair 10 an
ployes and employers to enact any
employers liability legislation without
ascertaining how similar Jaws have np-
Grated In foreign lands. Already IL has
drawn q protest from some ok tha labor
leaders, who contend that. while the
idea OF an investigation Ii well and
good. tho manufacturers are putting
the bill forth 70 ward OF, action on the
liability blu now pending and for
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
ALL IS HARMONY
WITH MUSICIANS
DR.. c. s. PUTNAM REPORTS CON.
oITIoNs WITH AMERICAN FED
GRAFTON OF MUSICIANS ExcEP-
TIoNALLY FINE-REPREsENTEp
FARGO. ...

There is one union in this country
that is enjoying prosperity in large
Jumps. That is the American Fedora
ton of Musicians. which, according to
DR.. G. S. Putnam, representative to the
national convention at Minneapolis this
week. could hardly ask for better con-
dltiens than exist at the present time.
The federation is looked upon as one
of the strongest organizations, and. ac-
cording to DR.. Putnam, is growing in
all parts of the country. Conditions
have been bettered to such an extent
with the growth of the federation that
its success might be termed phenom-
email.
The convention killed the idea of bi-
ennial meetings and every year rep
resentatives will gather. The conven-
tion closes today. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
union CONDITIONS
are 0. K. in FARGO
Bull DING CONSTRUCTORS ARE
BALL ENGAGED WITH MANY
WORKING ovERTIME-UNIoNs
ARE IN GOOD SHAPE IN ALL OF
THE CRAFTS.

Seldom at this time of the year,
have conditions in the labor field in
Fargo been better than at the pres
ent time. With all kinds of work to
be done, the wages and hours agree
able and peace among practically all
of the crafts-these go to make the
conditions satisfactory to all parties.
Especially among the building con-
structing crafts, is there great activ-
ity.
The bricklayers are all working on
the numerous blocks being erected.
Lathers are busy and plasterers
have little time to spare in keeping
up with their work.
The carpenters are all busy with
lots of work ahead and the prospects
very bright.
{ Painters are all engaged with
spring decoration.
Work with electricians and plumb
ers is rather quiet at present but
prospects are bright and it is expect
ed that work will open irl a short
time in full blast.
Conditions were scion better for
printers than at the present time. All
OF the members of the union are en-
gagged.
The leatherworkers are enjoying
prosperity with lots Of work ahead
for the season.
Pressmen are strong and all are en-
gagged in the various shops.
The clerks union Is prospering with
prospects of future strength.
Excellent, conditions mark the well
fare of the stationary engineers in
Fargo. The local union is strong and
is showing a healthy growth.
The musicians union has no kick
coming and the summer months pro-
mise well for this class of union men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
WARNING TO BAKERS.
Don't Go to Chicago as Conditions Ar,
Bad There

All classes of bakery workers, or
ganized and unorganized, are warned
in notice sent out by the Bakers
union. Of Chicago. to keep away from
that city during the next few weeks,
as conditions are very unfavorable foi
them in that city at this time. All
unions everywhere are also requested
to Immediately inform the Chicago
union, 105 Wells street, by wire, of
any attempt to ship non-union work.
men OF this craft to that city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
AFTER 10 CONVENTION
ST. Paul Printers Would Be Hosts at
Meeting to Be Held !. 80.
Year Hence.

Al q regular meeting of St Paul
Typographical union No. 80, which was
held at Federation hall, the union
placed itself square1y on record in q
determination to do all 1t could to aid
in bringing the 1910 convention of the
T. T. U. to Minneapolis and, entertain
the delegates when they arrive If that
city should be selected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
Motto d contractora.

Sealed proposals for the instalIati tion
OF a fan system OF ventilation and re-
modelling plumbing for the Longfeilow
school building viii be received by the
board of education, Fargo, ". Dak., al
the Office OF the undersigned, up to s
o'clock o. M, Wednesday, June 2, 1909,
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the once Of the secretary after May
IN. Each bid 70 ba accompanied by q
certified check for 1900. The board res
serves the right TO accept any or re-
Ject all bids.
wv, II. HOOVER,
Secretary Pro Tenn
Dated Fargo, n. OAK, May Ssh, 1909
(May B. u, 10, 10, 22.1
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
Decorative Art.

Mrs. Marion e. Crane will be at the
Gardner May Is to May %, with a
beautiful line of needlework. hand
embroidered waists and table furnish
ings
Designing and stamping for braiding
and embroidery to order Hours TO
IL a. M; 2ito S .. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
SECOND HAND STORE.

New and second hand goods. house
hold furniture OF all descriptions. AT
about half price or less. Gasoline
stoves. china, in fact everything for
the home or ONCE. ]. C. Lally, First
avenue north, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
which organised labor is making a hard
fight.
Matters Are winnlna.

going on now for almost four months
in which $4,000 were involved, is COM
ing at last to a victorious end for the
Hatters, says The New York Call.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
CHANGE Of pates.

The Trades and Labor assembly,
which heretofore has held its meet
ings on the second and fourth Fri
days of the month, in order to accom- :
modate another organization, will
hereafter meet on the first and sec
ond Fridays of the month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

The method class under the instruc-
tion of Miss Sprague is studying
games suitable for the grades. Each
pupil has presented game before the
class, and thus each member is master
of over thirty games. The. games
studied are suitable some for. the pri-
mary, some for the intermediate, and
some for the advanced grades. A
careful study of the educational theory
of games has been made and 1t is. ex-
pected that the students will be able to
use these In connection with the
teaching of the regular studies and es-
pecially in the teaching of special
days. The class has just made a
study of occupational work such as
will correlate with the every day
work of the school and especially
with the language work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
MAGNEPRACTlc

Is a science or treating disease
without the use OF drugs. that is IN
use at the Fargo Sanitarium for
correcting indurition ana tension OF
muscles. reducing dislocations. lux
ations and freeing impinged nerves
Of the spinal column.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

The third term class in drawing is
doing out of doors sketching. They
seem to enjoy this very much in
deed. The class in elective drawing
is beginning the study of industrial
paper work applying the principles
of design which have been carefully
studied.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
MAGNEPRAcTIC

ls for .ne man or woman, who is
suffering with rheumatism. Sciat-
lea. Lumbago. Paralysis, Insomnia,
Poor Circulation, Diseases Of the
Eye. Ear. Nose. Throa., Nasal Ca
tarrh. Bronchitis and Open Sores,
such az varicose I1cern.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

Music for graduation week is now
being prepared. The Toreador chorus
will be rendered for one number, and
Lake, by Abt, viii be given as a con-
trasting number. The seniors will
render two or three choruses in their
class day programme. There being
much good talent in the class, it is
certain that the choruses will be well
rendered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

MILES sTaHBssH.
Tz1e@e and miIdsst 1e.e@nt cigar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

The board of management meets. on
Friday of this week to transact the
regular routine of business. "
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15
Mayville Normal

The meeting of the Southeastern
Educational association was a dis
tinct success, and many said that the
normal contributed much toward it's
success. AS there has been a lengthy
account of the meeting given 1t will
not be necessary to enlarge upon 1t
now. The favorable comments upon
the musical and dramatic parts of
the programmes are pleasing.
The committee of seven will be here
on May "a to duscuss further the cur
riculum of the elementary schools of
North Dakota. ~. 49, ......:. l~..
The board of management meets on
Friday of this week to transact the
regular routine of business. -; ..' "
@ '" rAy .-.-.g-.-
The Rev. Mr. Batten is in town to
see President Hillyer relative to the
next year course of lectures to be
given at the normal. ..., ..-s
President Hillyer will represent the
school at the next meeting of the N.
e. A. which will be held in Denver
in July. Mr. Hillyer will di: cuss
Professional Training for Teachers in
Secondary Schools before the normal
school section.
The entire school is in deep SYM
pathy with Mr.. Pope and his brother,
who received a telegram on Monday
morning to the effect that their moth =
er was dead. Mr.. Pope, Mrs. Pope and
Alison Pope left for Omemee on the
early train on Monday. @&.f ~ 4
A meeting Of the committee on re-
vising the course Of study for the
normal schools will soon be called.
This committee consists of State Su-
perintendent Stockwell, President Nc
Farland Of Valley City, and President
Hillyer of Mayville. 1t is expected
that there will be considerable change
made, and that the new. course will
be much more adapted to the needs
of the times.
There were many visitors at the
normal school during the meeting of
the S. e. A., many of whom we're
former students, but now teachers.
we are always glad to see these and
wish that they might come oftener.
The city of MayviIle has requested
the city and normal schools to fur
nish the music for the programme to
be given in the operahouse on Decor
alton day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

The city of Mayville has requested
nish the music for the programme to
be given in the operahouse on Decor
alton day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

The committee of seven will be here
on May "a to duscuss further the cur
riculum of the elementary schools of
North Dakota. '. -s - '..:. G-"-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

The Rev. Mr.. Batten is in town to
see President Hillyer relative to the
next year course Of lectures to be
given at the normal. s., ...-.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

There were many visitors at the
normal school during the meeting of
the S. e. A., many of whom we're
former students, but now teachers.
we are always glad to see these and
wish that they might come oftener.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-03-04

tfelo Nc do sine a videvse tam Gepo-
vati pivo a pfitomne male ditky, jez
v privodu rodiC6 sc tam nalezaly, u
cinili toho velky pokfik jen ably
nenayidsne poFadatele zabayy jeji
ii6astniky hodn6 oternili a pro sebe
v6tsi "zasluhy" vydobili. "kdo seje
yitr klidl bounv poknd 1lenoyA
iigy hndnn sc fiifditt p07tatnvm ne
slem, "a nGel posvecaje prostfedky,
potud jednanf jejich bude vyvoIava-
ii jen dalsi fevnivost strpcoyati Ii
vot nejen jejich spoluobcanim, ale
j jejich vlastni, nebof nenavist budf
Ease jen odpor nenavist.
y Povstaie ilnutf za 1tceicrn zff-
zeni ceske odboGky pfi vefeine NEST
ske knihoyne dochazi zadouci pod
pory a uznAni ceske zdejsi vefejno-
sti. tax Re vyhlfdky ma provedenf a
uska.s1snETii tohoto zss!r:sssassihfo pod
niku jsou skvele a mnohoslibne. Dali
If povzbuzujici krok v te pficine
byl ucin6n TEL. Jed. Sokol mimo-
n aslIi5 In sss'isszi, s70iaiid sobotu 7etrT
do sine cSPS. DO sciiize dostavil
Sc vybor cd fadu Czech eislo 12,
CSPS.. sestayaifcf DID. Zdarsktho.
Halicka a Heima. zadaii sbor o
ochotne spolupdsobenf hmotnou
podporu, kteremuzto pfani pfisel
sbor Sokola vstfic povoleni $50 pro
knihovni n6ely. Ma vybor, jenz ma
pracovati v5bory cd jinych spolkti
ustanoveni sokoloye Vaclay Chot, r.
r. Vanek mfstnf fiditel t. |. Po-
ukazali jsme jiz vicekrate k fomu,
he jako kazda jinych narodnosti
zde zastoupenych, name my Ce-
choye naAe spolecnt zajmy, jez maJi-
i byti poyzneseny, must se TAX stati
nasi vlastni siIou pficinenim v
ohledu tom naskyta &c nam nyni jed
ma 4 nejlepsich pfilezitosti, kdy spo-
jenymi ailani mdzeme uskuteGniti
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-03-04

dilo nejen nam prosp6sne, ale jez
zaroven bude chloubou ceIe nasi We
fejnosti. Svorne a obetave pdso-
beni vsech nasich narodnich spolkd
jest zadoucne a proto t6sfme Sc jiz
pfedem ma vzaiemnou soucinnost.
= Obchodni klub nasi pate wardy
rczhedl se v posledni sve schazi "a
po1iti se stavbon noveho domn pro
svoie dcele. Dale bylo nsneseno od-
byvati ma zapadni Z. ulici na jafe
velky poulicni karneval.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-03-04
& Zprdvy re St. Paul. <

: Drahy ST.. Paul 4 Northern
Pacific oznamnji snizeni jizdneho
re st. Paul do Lewiston. Montana a
nazpst ma x2s coz ie Q SO mAn4,
neil poGitaly minuleho roku. Zvla-
stni ttto vyhody MONO pouziti jen
prvnf a tfetf dtery mesici. Poti-
1aie sn1aseens dnhn4n hndeu yminz-
ne drahy prodavati listky do Mon
tany kazdd dtery za $3.50 za jed
mn cestn.
= Kolej st. Thomas obdrzela dar
S1Io.D00 cd john ID. nockefeiiera 8
podmlnkou, ze sprava koleje sezene
do jiste DOLBY dalsich s225,000. Zmi-
n6na kolei byia zalozena roce 1885
arclhleknpen Irelandem. Son1asn1
- oznamuie tn dar $50, 600 koIcji
Manchester cd znarneho dfevafskeho
barona Fredrick Weyerhaeusera, -
Ponalu nebude zadneho yyssiho u
ciliste, jez nenalezalo BY Sc We vleku
yelkokapitalistd.
= Louis G.. Hoffman, jen DO dva-
krAfe hvl kandidAfnm nro tlrad ma
ycrs mtsta, jest slime odporu1ovan
sverni pfateli za mestsksho odhad-
ciiio majetku. Trad odiladciiipo Jest
velmi dilezitym, nebof dotyka se
vsech poplatnikd dani a proto jest
xadoueno by muz X tomu ustanove-
NJ byl nanejyys schopnym a zp6-
sobilym. Vybtr a zvoleni odhadci-
ho spotiyA u moci mayora LawIera,
okresnlllo audltora Kramera a pred
sedy mGstske assembly rady Henry
Haase.
= y Pisek, No. Dakota, tdosIa nas
zvest o 1mrti tamnlho stareho va
zeneho osadnfka pana Z. p. Rum
reicha. Zpraya o ieho smrti dotkla
se bolestna mnoha jeho zdejsich pfa-
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-03-04

AsShhafHi Denefl JeH0 HafsleN 5l.
Paul, pfi cemz nikdy neopomenul
sssis kr;:si kasi sT5ceha sTJ5ca pfate. sisi sisssi
ceske ctvrti. Zesnuly byl jednim
2 prvnieh osadnikd pfsecke krajins
severni Dakoty a zakladatelem me-
stetka pfgssss , ~ s,sisiiiosirs., lriilo
ztraci jednoho ze svych pionyri Al
vynikajfciho obtana. Zemfely zane-
chal manzelku a n6kolik dospelych
synfi deer, yesmes dobrgch POI
mereci1 SO nalezalicich. Pan Rum
reich byl osobnim pfitelem red. t. |.
q zprava jeho nmrti bolne mas
dojala. pozistalym vysloyujeme
naAs ersleGnoai s0Tatfast.
Thos. Stinson, pfijevzi do me-
sta Benson, MINI rcptass! se ge-
Ger po SVEN bratru, zamestnanem v
Union nadrazi, pfi cemz dostal Sc
do styku nejakymi muzi, kterymi
Easel do hostince pozd6ji jsa pod
yliyem lihovin, byl jimi vylakan do
,sts;ss;st PCS stTs;ss;sft iiii55i aii5hy oiouprn prrrizc,
jez mel sebe ponechan dalsimu
osndn. Byl nalezen straznfkam
jenz vida, ze talo jeho je stuhle. ne
chal jej dopraviti do nemocnice. kde
vysIoveny byly obavy, BE budou mu
muset byti odejmuty prsty II nohou.
r Tfi italsti vyrostci, zijfci na
hfehn rex, Y, hyli zat1en; ss;nea ==tr.&- ==tr.&:-
III ma obvin4ni nnzkaxssss =.s.:. zs. Z: !. !.
vystaytne ku poct6 dra Ohage, "a
kladateIe yefejnych koupeIen liza
Harriet ostrove. Mladi vandalove
odstranili fontany mosazne ozdo-
by, zpnsobivse tim znacnejsi skodu.
Ukradeny koy byl nalezen jeane
male ehs;aA
: Hrozny pfipad udal se rodin6
zubolekafe dra. H. $. Pattersona.
Povolany ltkaf K 10letemu chlapci
Pattersonovu pfedepsal mu jisty lex
proti kataru. ienz mn mel BIT; BIT;
vstffkan do nosu. Nesfastnou naho-
dou wal otec chlapce DIR. Patterson
omylem do ruky karbolovou kyseli-
nu a sotya he vstfikl Cast jeji synoyi
! DO esa, nessaa ssdyzz oval Sc dietsny vykFik
ditete a pfi nahlem jeho trhnuti
rozlila Sc mu ziravina t6z po obli-
ceji. Ubozak byl rychle dopraven
do nenecnice, kde vysiovena byIa
naddje, he bnde zachoyan MA zivu,
at jsou obayy, he xtrati jedno oko d
ze bude miti obliiej trvale zohyzd6nJ.
= Die ss.aeita xxdls;;zzs: n %
stanice napadlo "a m9sfc 1nor 90
palci snehu, COZ je vice nez v KITE
remkoli poslednfch IS let. Spou-
sly ansi.n pdsobiiy ne,nalk ebtize '
dopraye m6stsky dohlfzitel ma uli-
Ice Regan zamestnaval denn9 pfi
|praci az I25 lidi IA potahd, cimz
zpusopeno denne nestu vydani v
obnosu as 5000.
: TAX zvana liga ku proyedeni
ss..sss::s ss.s..sss::s r,sas;is sia st opss 7staE,orati
f!sss.:eass;: s;is sh!;SS=!!sss t r;ss; 7ss
mu, co nesrovnava 90 jeji nahlcdy.
Nohsledove jeff osobujf si prayo
porouteti kazdemu, co dtlati ma neb
nema ma miste ably zametali pred
vlastnini prahy propdjcujf 50 k bid
|nemu vyzy6daistyi b6da tenn, kdoz
jsou jinfho minenf a pfesysdGeni.
VJstfednl jejich vystupovanf zfejmS
ukazuje, ze hlavnim cilem jejich je
dosazeni nadvlady d libovoIna ri
pax potinati. Poslednt wall ii ma
mnsku tanetni zabavu. pofadanou
pfedminalou nedeli polskJm katoli-
|ck5m ddmsk}m klubem sv. Adalber-
ia Tchidovt sini ma Lafond A.
rundel ul. N6kolik sliditn Igy We
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-03-04

Pfedplafte Sc ma Hospodaf. Pou-
20 $1.00 ro6n9.