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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
MAY EyPEL TAFT FROM
STEAM sH0VELERs UNION
President TO be Tried by Proxy
for Attending Baseball
Game.

CLEVELAND. O.. May t.--These
are troubious days for President TAFT.
but the END Is not yet In slsiat. VIII
liam III. raft. member OF the Steam
Shoveiers' Union, may be set back
from $40 to S2o for attending the
baseball game at st. Louis this after
moon In defiance OF the union boycott
against the Maps.
Taft has not been working at the
steam shese4erss trads since he 1ert
Panama, but he still carries his union
card in ii vest pocket.
A committee frem the building
trades union was directed to walt upon
him before tina baseball game this
afternoon. notify him formally of the
boycott and request him to Remain
away from the yarae under penalty
of fine- and--perhaps expulsion from
the union.
Secretary Tom Roberts. Of the
Cleveland building trades union, was
selected 20 stand sponsor Tor the
charges against Taft IN case OF vto-
latlcn of the union'e decree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
MAY APPROPRIATE
$500 FOR ENTERTAINERS

The resolution appropriating 99s
for the entertainment OF the VI
militia May 10 will be consider44
the council committee on finAn0ol1
a special meeting Thursday AFFAIR."
at o'clock. q 4
A number OF organization hAvI
cepted the invitation of the Blu9&A
attend the ceremonies incident r.
dedication OF the new armory an42
is probable that the finance commss1
WiIl recommend the approprfex
without opposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
CHURCHES TO ENFORCE
SUNDAY CLOSING LAWS

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.}
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May A.
Apropos Of the Sunday closing move
ment, which was started here by the
Greek fruit tteaaers a. a retaIiatory
measure against drug stores and news
stands. 1t seems that the chureh peo.
pie are now waking up to the pro-
priety OF tho enforcement Of the law.
The "bratherhood'' of the Second
Presbyterian church has passed rsso-
iutions urging the enforcement OF the
law and indicating that Its members
viii only patronize those stores that
% obey the law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
BLUES NEW HOME
THING OF BEAUTY
Both Committee and Members of
Battalion Delighted With
Armory.
ACCEPTS FRoNM BUILDERS
Furnishings Being Put in and
Things Gotten Ready for
Opening.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
are In possession of one of the finest
and most completely equipped arrno-
ries In the United States. After being
practically In the street since the de-
struotion of the Cary street armory
By fire several years ago, this Crack
military orsdn'zTtfon OF the OLD DO
minion now has building practically
perfect for the purposes for which II
will De used. Ii ms Just been iinish-
ed at cost of over thirty thousand
dollars, ana Tuesday night was ofti-
cialiy accepted In the name OF the city
by the Council Committee on Grounds
and Buildings. and then In the name
of the city turned over to the Gus
tody OF the battalion.
Major E. w, Bowles received and
took charge of the armory. 1t being
officially presented by Chairman
Claude Batkins, chairman OF the
Grounds and Buildings Committee.
Inspect Building.
The Council committee met on spe-
elal call In the ALmorY- at s. o'clock.
City building Inspector Henry Beck
accompanied the committeeman. AT
the building they were welcomed by
the stan officers of the Blues The
architects, Messrs. AverilI and Hall.
were also present, were Messrs.
Samuel Vevere and William Gibson.
Jr., who represented the contractor.
Mr.. John J. Wilson.
thorough inspection of the build
ing WAS made. Every man present
was more than pleased, and following
the examination the committee lii
special executive session Instructed the
city building inspector TO turn over
TO the contractor the balance due Tor
construction as soon as the slight fin
ishing touches now being put on are
complete.
The staff officers OF the militia were
then sent for, and as soon as they ar
rived Chairman Batktns turned over
the armory to MAJOR Bowies. Every
one present was invited 10 d smoker
and reception given by the Blues. Re-
fresnnents In large quantity and IN
finite variety appeared and the MEM
bers Of the committee declared that
they had never seen such an I'M
promptu affair in their lives and only
wished that they could give the sol
der boys an armory every Tuesday
night.
Putting i'm Furnishings.
Wagon loads OF furnishings are now
going into the building while the
drill hall. the largest in the South
and one or the largest In the world.
is being oiled and waxed for the ball
which will be given May 10.
The equipment of the organization
viii be moved into the armory Thurs
day night. The battalion will be as
sembled at the old armory, where
since the loss of the Cary street build
ing the paraphernalia has been stored.
and with each man loaded with his
arms. uniforms and marching equip
ment the line viii be marched 10 the
new building, where everything will
be immediately put in its proper place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
MONTGOMERY ENGINEER
EXAMINING INCiNERATOlS

Col. A. r. Gilchrist city engineer
of Montgomery. Ala. Is In Richmond
making an examination of the incline
rator used by the city to destroy all
refuse and garbage.
Superintendent Henry Cohn, at
whose office Col Gilchrist called, took
him out to the big blast furnace.
If satisfied with the Inspection the
Alabama engineer will recommend a
similar furnace for his city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
LETTER DELIVERED
AFTER As YEARS
Envelope of Missive Written Dur
ing Civil War Bears Confed-
crate Stamp.

Especial TO The Richmond Virgtnian1
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 4.--The
story reaches Newport News that let
ter mailed here forty five years ago,
by a Union soldier, addressed to Mrs.
James Bowman of Berwick. Pa. and
stamped with a Confederate stamp. hsa
just been delivered to that lady.
This letter evidently holds the record
for time of transmission from Newport
News To Pennsylvania.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
WASHINGTON D. G May a., 1910-Accordng unofficial
estimate credited with popu
lation H. 173
CHICKEN STAYING DOG
TERRORIZES HENNERIES
Canine With Strong Propensity Setting Hens Visits Church Hill
Premises Kills Fowls by DozenPoce Asked to Lo
Blood Thir sty Intruder.

loss of twenty-hv fowls in IA single
night
a resident of Twenty ninth street
caught the animals in his henhery a
night or two ago but the dog made off
when no rushed into the house to get
his gun.
AT first II was thought that the
chicken slayer was "a mink, but this
theory was soon dispelled
The dog liz described as black, above
the medium size and exceedingly fleet
of foot. Lis hair is rather shaggy.
The police have been asked to keep
a lookout for him. and the residents
of the neighborhood are thinking OF
Offering a reward for his capture IL
The flepredations continue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
VIM. JONES is GIVEN
NEW LEASE ON LIFE

A respite of thirty days has been
granted William Jones a negro SEN
fenced TO be electrocuted Thursday
morning. This Is the second respite
given Jones by Governor Mann. The
negro was convicted of shooting an
other negro to death In Pulaski city
a hett six months ago IN application
for Communication OF the sentence to life
tmnrtsonment because of an element OF
self defense in the shooting has been
before the chief executive several
weeks. but he has not had opportunity
to examine the papers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

With O marked prediction for set
ting hens. a dog is playing havoc with
chicken houses over ON Church Hill
and 1t looks as II the end Is not yet.
Within the past week. the canine has
killed more than six dozen chickens.
In the dead OF night he visits hem
neries. bites the fowls through the
head. breast and back. and then sucks
their blood.
Six setting hens belonging to Mr..
George II. Leigh. 1905 lakewood ave-
nue.. fell prey to the dog last week.
Eggs under one Of them Matched out
the morning after the dogs visit.
The next night. Mrs. George Ellis,
1907 lakewood avenue, lost five setting
hens Another neighbor reports the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

CASES OF MONEY LENDERS
CONTINUED IN COURT

Private bankers, or others who lend
money 10 saiaried people upon the In
stallment plan, were arraigned before
Justice Crutchheid Wednesday. Their
cases were continued. In the Supreme
Court at this time is pending an APP
peal case, which has II direct bearing
upon the charges that the City At
torney last week preferred against the
private bankers here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
Rebels Win Victory,

CONSTA NTINOPLE. May At Is
reported this afternoon that the Al
banians have captured the town OF
Djakova after heavy fighting. In which
they defeated Turkish battalion en-
route to reinforce the town The cas-
ualties were large. The rebels CON
troll the railway district of Verlzovitch
and katchanik and have cut off com
munication with Prisrend.
Suffragctaes to Tour Illinois.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 4--The suf-
frasettes OF Illinois Will tour the State
this summer in automobiles and hold
meetings advocating votes for WON
en- in every hamlet. Mrs. Catherine
Mccullough announced to-day that
two automobiles have been donated
and that others will be given later
The plans call for parties composed OF
a ohaperun. trades union girls women
lawyer sand doctors and two or three
singers and speakers, Three meetings
a day will be held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
MUST PULL BUILDING DOWN
OR PAY DAILY FINE

Mr. j. Samuel Parrish, attorney at
law. was fined $40 and costs N Police
Court Wednesday morning Tor refns-
ing to tear down a dilaptdated build
ing in the rear of No. zoos PARK ave-
nue.. He had been ordered 10 raze
the building by Building Inspector
Beck. but had not complied with the
order. and when he was arraignad
in court Justice Crutchfield imposed
the fine. telling him at the time that
he would impose similar 1ne for
each day the building stands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
JUDGE WITT DECREASES
POLICE COURT PENAH1X

Appealing from the decision
Justice John in Police Court. JON1
Lee. colored. charged with petit ~
ceny; was given sixty days In jail
the Hastings Court jury Wedne1d
afternoon. Lee had been sentenced
serve four months by the lower 60G1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
Cotton Quiet.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE cotton
market this morning opened quiet but
steady, unchanged to points higher.
This due mainly to firmer cables. after
the call offerings increased a little
and prices sagged slightly.
Cotton prices at the opening were
as follows: May. Sl4.s2US5: July.
s14.74@75: August. sI4,10Q12: Oc-
tober s12.73@74; November. s1256:
December. sl2.54 q SIS: January. sl2b2
ass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
GOVERNOR INSPECTS
VIRGINIA STATE FARM

Governor Mann. accompanied by Sec
bers OF the penitentiary Board, left
Richmond Wednesday morning and
went to tho State farm In Goochland
county for a tour of inspection.
Tho members Of the Board are Ma
jor j. p. Patton. James Al. Harris.
Samuel Cohen. H. @. Stratton and W. II.
Bradley.
The Governor and HIS party Will re-
turn to Richmond Thursday morning.
The Inspection tour " an annual event.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
BOSTON CHOSEN
As NEXT PLACE

tContinued from rlrst rage
ing ON the business of the associa-
ton SINCE there may have been com
sioeraoie done within the past few
Gays.
IL was recommended In the report
that close watch he kept ON the
parcels post bill and that every EFFORT
be MADE To defeat it, The most inn
portant bills before Congress tns4l ma e
bearing on the association are, ac-
eording to the report OF the commit
tee, u Dill 10 establish a department of
public health. IA bill to regulate trade
marks and patents; "A bin regarding
the transportation of liquors. bill
10 regulate the manufacture and sale
OF opium, bill to regulate the manu-
facture OF habit-forming drugs. and a
bill to regulate the transportation OF
habit fcrfElng drugs and drinks. also
bills to prohibit the sale OF poison In
China ana 10 regulate the manufac-
ture of pure paint.
Want to Sell Liquor.
The report discusses In detail the
various bills. and said that all OF
them should receive the support Of the
association. 1t was suggested that
there should be bill to provide for
the establishment OF bureau of phar-
macy.
Mr. hilton said all pharmacists
should oppose any legislation tending
to prohibit the sale OF liquor for medi.
cinal purposes by druggists. lie said
that druggists should be permitted TO
sell all acholic bexsridges even IL II
had To be done lay tic use OF prcscrip-
lions from physicians The report adj
vocated the adjustment OF the sale
81 habit forming drugs ami opium
- ell except licensed dealers. The
oktsting conditions in large cities were
pointed out as an argument ia favor
or she movement to break up the
trade.
In closing his report Chairman Hill
ton stated that he was obliged to ten
der his resignation as the head of the
committee on account of his health
The report was well received and
= Chairman Hilton was extended vote
Of thanks by the Association for the
good work ne has done while In
Office.
Officers Nominated.
Tho nominees for Office for 19I1-tc
to be balioted for by mail, were
chosen Tuesday night and announced
at the meeting Tuesday morning
They are.
For president, John @. Godding.
Boston, r. c. Eodbold, New Orleans.
r. A. Miller. Richmond.
First vice. President, w A. Frost,
St. Paul: Wilhelm Bodeman, Chicago ;
c. s. Blakeiy. The I,alies. Oregon
Second vice-president, Charles NJ
Ford. Denver; +. w. Meissner, La
Porte. Ind; F. a. Hubbard. Newton.
Mass.
Third vice president, Charles Holz-
haner. Newark, ". j.: E. Berger,
Tampa. Fla; j, O. Burge, Nashville,
Tenn.
For members OF the council: u. C.
Bent. Bell Rapids. South Dakota: F..
III. Ladish, Chicago: j. Al. Goode. st.
Louis; r. @. Eberlie. Dallas. Tex: A..
NJ Roehrig. Buffaio, n. r.: George II.
: Payne, Atlanta. Cal Theodore Wet
terstroim. Cincinnati, o.: NJ Noll, OF
Kansas: Otto Raubenheimer. Brook
Iyn,, NJ. II s-9s,ss87ss .ss4s
The officers elected by ballot last
year and who are TO be Installed at
tho present convention In session here
are: President. f. @. Eberie. Dallas,
Texas: Vice president, w. n. Day.
Chicago; Alto r. Clouse. st. Louis: Z,
~ Heltxer, Detroit The three new
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

members for the council are: James
H. Beal, Soio, o.; James p. Reming-
ton. Philadelphia: Henry ii. Rusby,
New York.
Trsasursr's Report.
In submitting his report Treasurer
III. M. Whelpley stated that 1t could
not be complete, as the fiscal year will
not end until June 80. Before reading
his report he mentioned the matter OF
the payment OF dues by the members.
He stated that In times past Enasahers
have been In arrears as much as three
or four years. He said that no MEM
bers are now more than two years be-
hind. He read the names OF 146 men,
bers are now In arrears. He stated
that he would like to have some action
taken TO avoid the publication OF the
names of members as suspended from
the association.
The treasurer's complete report of
the finances OF the association is AS
follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
Chess Exrcrt Held g Thief,

SCRANTON. PA. May .4.--Niehoias
Jasnogrodsky, famous as chess ex-
pert FOR his defense or the so-caiied
Rice Gambit and one-time American
champion. was arrested hera to- day
ON request Of Boston authorities. He
Is charged with the larceny OF $780,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
GUARD COUNTY STUDENTS
FROM TUBERCULOSIS

Especial to The Richmond yirgintan.
WINST0N-HALE n. c.. May 49,
The caunty school beard has passed 4
resolution deharring teachers afflicted
with tuberculosis from teaching in the
public schools. although the new rule
will not apply to any or the present
teachers. az none of them have the
disease. 1t WIS passed at the re-
quest Of the local medical association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

LYNCHBURG, VA, May "a =
teen years In the penitentiary
the sentence imposed upon GeOx~
Carr. colored, Wednesday. folioN3N
his conviction on the charge Of nal1E
dering Sarah Fields, also col0t0
April II. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

Especial to The Richmond vfrginian.)
WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.. May A.
The coroner's jury summoned to in-
vcstigate the accident in the sewer
ditch on summit street on Monday
causing Harry Stockton and William
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
Scores Perish In EIamC..

TOXIC. May 4.--Scores of persons
We're injured and many were reported
missing to-day as the result OF the
fire which destroyed 1000 building
at Aomorf yesterday Afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
UNABLE TO ATTEND
FARMERS MEETING

Because of the pressure OF business
In his department. Comm missioner Of
Agriculture Koiner has sent u letter to
the Farmers Convention now In sesA
sion in st, Louis. Mo-, expressing his re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
PL ANS FOR GREATER COLLEGE
ARE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL
Dr. Boatwright Address TO stu dents and Pubic Explains Ad
xantages of the New Coordination Scheme

Nash, colored. to lose their lives. rem
dered it's verdict yesterday. saying that
II was an accident that could not be
foreseen, and that there was no APP
parent negligence on the part of the
contractor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
RICHMOND sTocK .IARKnT..

STATE R sa,GlqRdTI Ta;' NAY I'D. AZ
North Carolina. As. G. 1910. 80 $500
Va 3s. Old G. and r, 1882 ssh .ss
Centuries. 2-3. C. and r..
CRY err sEcuR1T1Es
R Riehmond city Ivy "A r. 1870. -
Richmond City g tsss n 4
R&iLRoAD BoNDs ~ -
A. c. l. r. +. Con. TT. 4p. cas- -.
g G, and an { o. R. r. Gem emu NJ tMs 100 10.
Georgia Pac. list. ss. C. 1929 10 -.ss
Georgia Sou. and Fla. 1916 107 -.
Ca. and Ala. Con 5s. 1915. .103 80.
Norfolk and West. Ry. As,
1895 -.,..--...-..... ~. w So
Nor and West. Poca As 1914. -*.
Rich. and Dan Gold SIS. c.
seaboard Air Line Is. 1859 IN.
So. Railway, LIST, SIS. 1884,. 104 $50
So r. Dew. g. NJ. As. 1851 49,
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk Ry. & L. Co. SIS 1s4s...
Va. Ry. IL p Co. SIS. 1884. 500
Norfolk Railway and Light
1st SIS 1894 ...,.....,-.91 IN
Norfolk Ry n l. Co. 20 VA.
STREET ny. STOCKS. Par BID AK
Norfolk Ry. 10 L. Co. rs ~.
Va Ry. & P. Co..pfd 100 70 !1
Va. Ry. e. p. Co pfd. 100 rs "a
RAILROAD STOCKS Far. u
Atlanta and Charlotte. Zoe l9o ~.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 wv. 80
Attain Coast Line com 100 III $50
c. and O. M. ]. T. D 100 83A ...S
Nor and West. com 100 10l go
X, r. & u. Div. Oblig leo ...s
Southern Railway. pfd 100 90 ...S
Southern Railway com 100 rs ...s
BANK AND Tk1aT CO. STOCKS
American National 100 i6s
Broad Street Bank rs " 49,
Bank OF Richmond 100 i26 ..ss
Bank OF Com'r and Tr 100 - -@.s
Capitol Savings Bank 10 80.
City 70 to $50
First National -... 100 400 .-.s
Merchants National Zoe 500 80.
National Bank OF Va 100
National state Bank 100 200 III
Petersburg Saw. and ms 20 San
Savings Bank of Richd IS -. ..s
| Union Bank of Rich'd. SO 210
! Virginia Trust Co. leo 101
Insurance COMPANIES
| Va. Fire and Marine. -. ... -
vi aSfges,L s.s,s -ss ss|
Amer. To. Co. prd. 6p. C. 100 -. 49,
Amer. Lo. Pref n.
Car. Chem com leo ...s
Am. rob. Up. ct. bonds -. -. 49,
Am. TOP. bp. CT pondS
Va Car. Chem pref pc
5s 1898 100 122 116
Va. Car Chem Com. 100 81 ~.
Va. Car. Chem LIST tr, IS
1923 20 *.-s
Quotations for interest-payinK hO11
are at a price. to which interest ntui
be added. Income bonds and certfl
Gates of indebtedness are nRt.
SALE.
-Four thousand Virginia Centuries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
FRUITS AND VEGETAD III

Apples. Fancy, Dot n.
bbl. a so
bbL .....-'.... 80 ~ "
Apples, common to
good, per Dbl ......S 90 ~
Apples. Cboice. per
Oranges. per box ....2 Is
strawberries, per crate. = IS
Targerines, per box. g 90 Il
mack Peas -. .......2 rs
Black Eye peas--No.
/. per bus ,-.,.s q
Rack Eye Peas---No.
q. per bus. ~. ...-.-3 90
clay Peas, per bus .-1 ~
Mixed Peas .......sl 10 -
Eeans--Navy No. l, 4:
white ..............z %
Reans---C 0 IN m n to s3
choice .....-......1 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04
PRODUCE MARKET
CONTINUES STEADX

Little change was observed We4H
day in the Cary street produce mAEM1&%
prices remaining practically the 9G~
as Tuesday. The quotation ON HNME
hens Is steadily going down. In k1
past week 1t has dropped three cex<4M
and the price Wednesday WAS ee&#<
II cents a pound.
The following quotations are bAx
ON actual sales: aA#S83
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

Sscretary's Report.

The treasurers report shows an in
crease of s4,es0.54 since July of last
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

The officers elected by ballot last
year and who are TO be installed at
tho present convention In session here
are: President. r. @. Eberie. Dallas,
Texas: yica-president, WI. II. Day.
Chicago. Alto r. C1ouse. st. Louis: L.
~ Heitssr. Detroit Tho three new
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-04

Quotations for interest-paying hOyxN4#
are at q price. to which interest u1l&E
be added Income bonds and coFtflES5
Gates of indebtedness are fiRt. aa
SALE. ss3e8sS
Four thousand Virginia Centuries IN
Sc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-21

DR.. Burrell, professor, ocnfch,
usnfch, nosnich a chftanovych ne
mocf Dude zde opet v sobotu odpc-
ledne 30 dubna v nedeli l kvet-
ma by dokoncil operace ma nekte-
rich dffvejsfch pacientech. KIDD
trpf nekterou touto nemocf necht
Sc pfihlasf u DIR. Blfzka.
H. G. Schneider rodina Sc cd.
stehovali do Wagner minuly IT,
den kde Dude tlenem Trumbo po-
zemkove spolecnosti. Frank Hef
man jenz pred nedavnem koupil
jeho residence Sc tamtez nast6ho-
val Sc svou rodinou.
Josef Hacicky a ieho syn Sc nav
ratili We stfedu Niobrara kde Sc
sncastnili pohfbu pr. Franka Ian,
gra. V minulem elsie jsme nedo.
patfenfm Sc zmfnili Re tam jeli ma
pohfeb FIR. Langra.
Stanislav Kramaf jest cekancem
pro Trad okresniho dozorce skol
ma demokratickem listku. Doufa
Re kraiane, demokrate, mu svn!
HAS odevzdajf phi primarkach '
cervnu. Jiz pc mnoho let vyuGu.
| je We skolach v tonic okresu a j
dobfe obeznamen Sc vsfm, co &
rad ten vyzaduje.
Prohlasuji Sc tfmto G,kancen
Gem pro Ifad Register of Deeb!
dem. listku. Doufam re kazdJ
krajan mi svhj HAS phi primar
kach odevzda "a tez Jim jiz pre-
dem dekuji.
Jan F. HOSTEL.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-21

Sekretaf Wesley Greene, statni
no rolnickeho odboru V Iowa, cd.
haduje skodu onom statu zpGso
benou nedavnou vanicf mrazem
ma pet az deset millionI dolaru.
Tvrdf Re kvety ma ovocnt"h stro.
mech zmrzly uplne a zeleniny tax.
tez
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-21
pOjiSt&ni Dr0ti KrOuDim.

Jsem jednatelem dvou nejsiln6j-
sfch spolecnosti proti kroupam.
Dejte 81 pojistiti vase obili proti
tomuto zivlu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-04-21

Ceta asi 80 Italn PRAGUE ma Mil
waukske trait mezi Taborem a Ma
pa. Jak vyrozumfvame, spolet-
most letos hodla vysterkovat celou
trait cd Yankton do Platte. My
Slime re Jim to take Pride lacineji
dati trait do pofadku nezli miti
kazdou chvfli vysinuti vlaku S ko-
lejf, coz Pride nekterych pffpa-
dech zeleznici draho.