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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-21

the workmen making up the forms for
this mornings paper. Then they were
taken to the editorial department,
where they were shown how news
comes from the Associated Press by
telegraph and the work required to
make copy" of this. Reporters were
coming in with "stories" which were
hurriedly written, edited and sent in
to the composers. Then the news
CATERERS were sent out on other as.
signments. These things were ex.
planned at length to the members of
the night classes, who found them to
be very interesting and instructive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-21
CASE
IS IMPROVING
NICK lIeERIs, A GREEK, WHO
CAME HERE FROM MISSISSIPPI
WITH TYPICAL CASE, Is SOME
BETTER.

Nick Liberis, q Greek. who came
here q few weeks ago, and whom local
physicians found to te suffering with
a typical case of pellagra, is slowly re-
covering at one Of the local hospitals,
where he has been under treatment
for the past several weeks, and If his
condition continues to improve he will
be able to leave for his home in
Greece some time within the next
month or so.
Liberis came here from Meridian,
Miss, where he had been i'll and
under treatment, but at that time his
case had not been diagnosed as pei
lagra. As soon as the local physicians
made an examination they diagnosed
the case as pellagra and Immediately
began treatment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-21
Loss of Appetite

II loss of vitality, vigor or tone, and u
often q forerunner Of prostrating dis.
ease.
It n serious and especially 30 to
people that must keep up and doing or
get behindhand.
The best medicine to take for 1t -
the great constitutional remedy
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Which purines and enriches the blood
and builds up the whole system.
chocolated tablets called 9Aro0tabS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-21
F R &c XII E s
October the Month to Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spots.

Now that the summer is over. the
woman with tender skin finds her face
covered with ugly freckles and she fears
she has ruined her complexion.
Fortunately for her peace of mind the
recent discovery Of new drug, Othine-
double strength, makes 1t possible for
even those most susceptible to freckles
to have skin clear and white. No mat
ter how stubborn a case of freckles you
have. the double strength Othine will re-
move them. Get an ounce package from
The Crystal Pharmacy and Danish the
freckles.
Money back II It fails.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-21
SHERIFF GONE
.T0M0NTGOMERY
WAS CALLED TO THAT CITY YES
TERDAY ON ACCOUNT OF THE
SERIOUS ILLNESE OF HIS
BROTHER.

Sheriff j. c. Van Pelt left yesterday
for Montgomery, where he was called
on account of the serious illness of
his brother in that city. The sheriff
hopes to bring his brother back here
with him so that he can be more
closely nursed by his relatives and at
the same time receive treatment, but
he did not know before leaving the
city whether his brother will be able
to make the trip from Montgomery to
this city.
Mr.. Van Pelt Is connected with the
E. E. Forbes Piano Co. in Montgom-
cry, and holds an important position
with that company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-21
NIGHT CLASSES
VISIT JOURNAL

CLASS OF Y. M. c. A. NIGHT
SCHOOL VISITING POINTS OF
PRACTICAL INTEREST IN pm
SAcOLA AND LAST NIGHT WERE
SHOWN THE MYSTERY OF THE
MANUFACTURE OF A METRO.
POLiTAN NEWSPAPER.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
HANDSOME BAPTISMAL FONT
Unveiled Sunday Next In The
Presbyterian Church

A baptismal font, presented 70 1he
Forest Presbyterian Church by Ms.
Edward Reynolds ia memory OF her de-
ceased husband, will be unveiled on
Sunday next The 9Th by 1her TOO Grand:
sons, Daniel and Edward Barnard.
The entire structure is carved ouk OF
lovely cream coloFed French gaen stone.
and consists Of an oeEagonal bowl % inches
IN width supported BY q column and two
bases. Tie bowl holds silgered
aiuminum basin and has walnut cover
ing which supports solid brass ornament
OF q symbolical character terminating IL
a 81. Andrews cross fiaiai which makes
the total height 81 inches. On the 'front.'
panel OF The 0ctagOn il carved the sacred
monagram 3 s; on the other panels
the words "0ne Lord--Ons Faifh--
One Baptism Oh ths base. II frpnt
is placed brass iablet besring iheee
words; TO the glory Of God and IA
loving memory 0f Edward Reynolds.
l84O-lei0, for many years 4 ruling
eider0f Forest Presby Chnrch: sbis
font ia presented by bic wife. Mary
Jemima Reynolds.n
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
WARWICK

Mr.. w. ]. BeLoHand spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Blanche Wright returned home
Wednesday.
Nj. Clarence Lipiscomb epent Monday
sc his home here.
Mrs. Charles Cohse entertained Gal ena
friends on Tuesday.
Miss Stella Bishop is visiting her eister,
Mrs. Il. B. Merritt, Jf.
Mrs. Williamson is entertaining friends
from Germantown, Pa.
Mrs. Edward Lynch is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Kate Lynch. ;
Miss Lidie Davis has arrived in towr,
after 5 visit with Ceciton friends.
Mrs. s. P. Crawford is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. Pedrick, Of New Castle.
Miss Myrtle StradIey spent the Thank .
giving holidays at her home in Cecilson..
Mrs. h M. Eaton returned home Sun.
Clay, after weeks visit with her dsugh.
Ter.
mI. anu MIS-. a. Il. merritt were the
guests of Mrs. o. P. CHM on Thanks
giving.
Mrs. John R. Il. Price spent several
days With her son. Rodney, at Annapolis,
last week.
4 veil attended masquerade was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, near
town. Friday evening.
Don,t forget the Rally Day services
Deem Der 4th. Nh. Warbutton Of ELkton
viii deliver an address.
Miss Mamie Merritt ia spending her
lhan ksgiving holidays with friends in
and pear Wilmington.
Mrs, Mary LoHand has returned home.
.iter ayery pleasant visit with her sister
hArs. Stephens, at Cecilton, Md.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
OBITUARY
MRS. HANNAH sERRY

On Wednesday afternoon, the remain
Of Mrs. Hannah Berry, who died in
hospital in New York City on Snndag
evening last. arrived on the % train q
Middletown, and we're taken TO the homs
of her niece, Mrs. Robert George residing
at Cochran Grange, where funeral services
we're held under she direction of Rev. ".
8. Collins on Thursday afternoon at one
O'clock, and i1tsrmeut made in Fore {
Cemetery.
Mrs. Berry, who was II wears old, was
the widow Il the late Isaac NJ Berry, aid
lived near Dover for many years. She
is survived by three children, Mrs. F. p.
Brownof Philadelphia; Mrs. j. H. Cahoon
OF New York, and Albert Berry Of Viii
mington, and a sister-in-Iaw, Mra. Mary
Pieasanton, Of this town.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
JOSEPH EDWARDs

After having been confined to his
room for twelve long months, death re.
iieyeds Joseph Edwards OF his sufferinaE
at bis home in GFumpton, Md, on No.
yemher 18th.
Deceased was aged 73 years, aud ct
one time was one of the best and most
progressive farmers in New Castle County.
He vas stricken with paralysis during
the fall Of 1909, and although be had
been in g critical condition since that
tins, he was always hopeful, and seldom
complained. He leaves a widow, two
daughters and three sons to mourn his
death.
Funeral services were held in the M.
p. Church, in Crumpton, Md, on Mon.
day, November 2Ist, at O'Clock; inter-
ment being made in the adjoining ceme-
terry.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
Room Size Ruos

Some have slight isnperlscsion, buI
nothing thar elfecta appearance of wear.
a inli saving Of s5.0tso 5000 % each
rug.
3l7.00 real Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
$1z. so This small lot Of Russars axil i.
Saving, $500.
SIS 90 Administer Rngs. fuil slqs, gxl2,
$5A.76.
s20;0 90 tne grade Axminatsr Rugs, fniI
size, 9xl2, $3.50.
1880 hne grads Velvet Ru6s. fall size,
I9xI2, seq so
5000 Hneat grade Velvet Rags, 9xl2,
az so.
SS5. 10 dueet grade Velvet Rugs, 9xl2,
4 so.
~ 90 Bfusasl Bugs, 6x9, 7a
WIG. 90 and $500 japanese Mating.
antilul carpet designs and wantsd
ozsI linen warp. full 20 yards to The.
marked 10 cloae slsia i0s IL " 40
bout Is rolls ID She lot, 81 Ts d; hints
aEs bali price. B. MHssiok.
Izz I IA EscRIPT. 81 per yeaf.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
The Elopernenl Of ELLEN

Concerning the second presentation By
Onr vonng Thespiane Of the Elopement
of Ellen which took place in the Opera
House Friday evening last With HE same
caal. 4HE TRAN-cRIrE aishes TO re-afRrm
wish added emphasIs every one Of its
plimensary comments and regrets
that want IL space iorhida asll deserved
iengthisf mention. Why not don Jour
socks and have ay q bigger game, ye
youthful desotess Ot Comus Oh course
they had another bic and appfeeiatiga
andiehcs Friday nl9lis
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

Miss Mary
and Sunday wish BaFiha
Earlsvilis.
Mrs. William McMnllin, of
we're guests Of relatives ID to
day and Saturday Of laas week
James II. Smith spent we'd
Thursday Of laet week ii Haltil
Mrs. Martha Berry, III md
is visiting Mrs. r. " Back way.
Mrs. Mary Anderson spads
and Monday at Aer daurf e
Samuel Mo6itt, Of near SSH ponl
Mr.. and Mrs. Psafca stfadII
children, Of ST. Augustine. psnf
with relatives here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. B, Ciayorofs.
ton, spent Wednesday 81 Iast !
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merfift.
wick, were tue guests Of Mr sE
John G. Manloye on Sunday.
Rev. Thomas YsHByke, 81 n
ton, preached IN the Zion 81. g.
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John Faylor, il. and ffl.
Baltimore, spent last Week 81
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Tng
Mrs. Thomas Pearcs and Al
Beaston spent last Fednesd
sister, Mrs. William Hog
Chesapeake City.
Mrs. r. A. Snyder an
love and children gisits
and wife on Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Shay
week 10 BalsimoI
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

misses Aag ana Mildred I'D
Mary Money we're the guests oil Slny yFna
friends last Sunday.
NJ John " Morris and family. Of
near Smyrna, spent Sunday with Waiter
Lee and family.
Alsasa Mary Money and Mildred
Wells, snd Nj. Austin Hart visited frienis
10 Clayton Thurkday afternoon.
Mrs Winfield LastOmua and daughter
Z. AErelsa spent several days last week in
PlliIedelphlas
M. Harvey Daniels returned 10 his
home q Wilmington Friday, aeoomparli-
ed by hll father Joseph Daniels.
Mrs. John Green wood, 81 Bali.
.nols ie wishing her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Gfeen
Miss Denny. oi vilRineton: q visiting
aAts. George e D. Hzif.
ss g. y q. Hart and sister. Ms.
Rheims and brother, M s. Daniels,
spent Friday = " Washington.
Nh. Perkins. oI w Wiiminrton. waa klte
Euest of e Money last E1idse
ME. and q. 58hn 1bwnaa1d Nli6
negq pesn vialalng relatives here haye
returned homs.
ME. Martin Ice. 10 has hssn visiting
'sis z! llesesr: has lei ned y lily honis !
Philadelphia.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03


"a events we're well done, aud yet
larger experience, win bring ampler and
more ripened powers. We extend our
best wishes to her 10 her journalistic
work.
while Mrs Jesse L. Shepherd and .
lady friend we're shopping III Wanamaker's
store on Monday last, Mrs. Shepherd laid
her chatelaine bag, containing $500 in
money, her return railroad ticket and q
gold watch aud chain, on table in the
cloak department. in full sight Of herself
friend and. and fund in few min
utes thereafter that the bag had disap-
peared. She at once reported it to the
Lost aud Fonnd" department, and In 20
minutes. the bag was returned to her
but the money and the watch chain were
gone II was no doubt the work Of pro-
fessional who was too smart to have on
his or her person, any such iucriminating
a-.ieies 20 local railroad ticket and q
gold watch with the name of the owner
engraved in monogram upon il. The bag
Wa found in one Of the toilet rooms rified
in the manner described. II IL a pFovok-
ing loss. and yet not without this matter
for self congratulation, that it might have
bee much worse
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

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230
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1l.s
1 E
2
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es sud 81
.Ate asQs @
exszc|e n
Barrett zEa1 Card h 1E
hTmn hiAaiN# a4M &sss
Tho Coral 81 AI[af
eesne Of ahe1l e|ac6I Ills
bloom md igaRFhAe a6H l'
and is untdfned hos 6sIs
madon e8leun s5sfie 81 i1I i
mot soon q be fcFRoGte
Tho sight Of ths deed lIiI. If66s
epotlees white. lying ID he1 can h
whose open side made II ~ \
A-tH@tt StftA1-l ~ { s1At y u y ~ " &<1f|I
asleap, ia form and lsasafa Il is ia
living sell brought 10 ons gHe3ll
those beautiful lines ten
Giaour:
He who hath bent him D 81 \
Ere the arst day Of death Is Lisd
The first, dark day Of nos 1,
The tase OF danger and disffsss.
{ Before Decays effacing hneers
Have swept thef lines where beau
Iingers y
And marked the mild, ankslic airsss
The rapture of Fepose that's shef
The fixed yet teuder srnitst kff
The laneuor OF the placid che.
So lair, 50 calm, 30 s0ftiy seaI H. +
The first, last look By death i Is
The deceased was notably
hearted and ever foremost 90 help Il "a
sickness and want held eome hao|'
victim fast; and her kindness extend
even to the suffering animal world abo
her-for she was loath 10 see even
stray, homeless cat or dog mistreale
Not only her own, but her many EFian
will miss this brave, patient sufferer
liter many bnfsting years of paia
,ternally at rest, who knows, after eaFal Il
1angs, the joys of Heavenl
A large funeral cortege followed tb
'otnains to St. Georges Cemetery.
=
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03
ToWNsENb


Miss Mary E. Money
among Wilmington friends.
Mics LiiliaIn Hart spent :
MiddleioWn friends.
Miss Baulah Buckson,
visiting Miss Anna Wand
Mrs. George Knots
Wilmington friends sey
week.
Mrs. s. R Taylor spent
week ID Philadelphia.
Dir William Hutchison
PA. spent Sunday With his
Catharine Hnschie0n.
HnrS-z. 49, s2lsS afsfE
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

Highest Casn I'd.
". @! JoNEs, Middletown, Del.
II s. c. WHITE LEGHoRN
ELS at once Of
s. F. SHALLcRoss,
Odessa, Del.
en's aud Clildren's suit
and pressed BY the best es-
Engaged III this line Of work
a.
JOHN z. GINE, AGENT,
MIDDLErowN, DEL.
D Us Guaranteed Shoes
sale days only. II any
not give satisfaction.
IS G. W. Peterson.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

Jour.
newspaper
leased 10 note
q every other,
Aaed efficiency and
~ III everything elas
perfect the adage truly |
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

IHs Z TkANscaIRE. 81 psE yeaf.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

vi WsIfis
tom sp
Mrs
john
visitor one
Mr.. Haff
ware City
sister, Mies
Rev. Perry
both morning
PresbylerIan
Master Le0l
spending some
age, as the eue
Gray and wife.
Newark thia n
Miss Blanche
is a visitor at I'D
F. B. Watkins liz
Mr.. aud Hrs.
Thursday and Eg
h. Gray and
Mrs. Wilson,
of her brothef,
wife several days 90
Thanksgiving servo
the st. Pauls 81 E.
morning.
Middletown transcript., 1910-12-03

Fls., iss
Mias 6.
iFiepda Ehi
a numb
dance fivs
day evening
We hope
held ia Maa0fi
10, f1F bsuaiif
great success, Al 0s
preparing sxtra fs
Mn 8 Fl. Bssss
eegsoli elt fhs pasl
where lheY vii speH
MFe 1nhn aiF1s md
e4e tltiIiag Baltimore II
MF. slimsn EmilhaTS
hy Gove Enf Erotbafs aS
slle k1aQ Con sls al Ind' M
smheE efEl % 6E'i.
Mr. IT, g Ellison ana Mis-
Gill eniaYsd 5rin Ea Phi|s5 IS
past Friday Ia f, g. n. II's
bile. TREY f6sufped h6Fns ~ EfH
The 1sIbezt Boat C. ha7s fe6s'
deks t0F E.lKee |N8sa 1aHta w'1h
built % soon 6E 20 resent aHs |
ads aqd EsilWly extended.
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NEME1Kn

Iardotl porucik Allrcd Won
IlauVwits ol ! gardoytho pluku
sphehal samoyraf,lu lylastuim kpn
sobem Natal u po noeni pitre
aillunabil mems yyial NJ na re.
sta ia rmstlamu Ma restt ale
n8hle trhi - stfrmhIaN pod rut
ielf .tfpi. kterf iel naproti uamu
Aesfaeluik snstal ua mistt mriry
Tab Aaue risnt Salamounn
W uhittsue eymhem ruk0pi
so ausllk{m hohoslpteem Rem.
dei Harrison tamhFhlwks unl
Family tY&olslY Yelkau paSormst
tlads kfufirh a,iaekobuhosia
hl hfahfie Tolslaha ad npllny
"a ha Nafri h,ithy prt nvhYle
ttlhata heab Talsiai pFt mNhl
H t l9l miFu Aym a
iluoa k ha me milaNAl
l'fhhi feflApAa pf hyl a,A&i
hfm
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M alavna pfsmiafs

lAsHla Hftalh III lslaRNul l'sse
elentt eot apfr lHvAa alatA
~ tApaiH Nblrag ,lllnl ~ ~
hfm aHsslH HF - hs ssslwgn ~
e ~ II pnesn laA "a ~
iH usAailk3Afa auAmeae basl Is
EaHrs atsfA skiasiatele ma
aAHala @ti hssla iAna 5
wee faEAH HhtA.iatl bsel gfl
imNu Mea iistnl llelah
hteff assl sFH ait NkmN
n ia mf mMA wn tsfa
lHs II aAtm a msAsas
HAa hf fa# u m
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vEt.kY VYAER rkEnMETu
hOnlaleH Ak "a vAAOc
MI DAkkf

Mussks llaahs hasis Abne salky
aA 49, Fasas bafsy ad las aahaFa
saaAsAs kgAaas AAanslY ' aaiah
aYek kfaAlslsh pas lAe
VI laaAs smeasrN sssh h@fef al
sie ashaaH
ttssa8ha AaaAa = AsssAa AAlks
w. teihe# tHi~8a AfAsaYeA .
asishafsh AfAhsassA i "a NJ yAhaga
AaAMa eelAF EYeeF aiaahFah Il
aA# - } Asdt Aha8 h kFaiAuNYsR
aAAa sepassa4 y kfFaFY "a
At e#h#a ! ass# salA lsaFsa
a ah sslsah pfaAAssa
~ hAe VS. ls@ paA
h8Ms A3m Rt&mi sA
ass Va
aAA&atN liAAiaVt
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Bude pfece kapilolcm

Ap,a takonneibrna, ipf sesla ~
\ minnfadntmu taseiani. schya.
lila irlnAni Rnyerntra, H. yyolal
taseihni ~ oklahoma sity. pfi
iala TIL ptetllnhs iri hudnn pted
laiens Ityni .tamsi umlstsni
kpmsa ea stalni kapiiol rl hy
lotla asou lssslasenl huday q
ifeiI pls ri dift sasiupeda 4 "
ualafaM SfhgalnFapi rmolufe
pFtiata tlalul snamoynuu ~ hlsss
pfeit p sanaiem - hlssy prot
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Salome" zakazovana.

. tom, jak je Amcrika stupidni
lpateeniek6, nejlepsi d0kaz zno.
va poddya nedaynt nafizcni chi.
calsktho policeiniho natelnika,
Stewarda, kterf jim zakazuje pro-
yozorani sgetoznamt opery Rich.
arda Straussr Salomc, jejil Ii.
brelto ir, iak znamo, zpracovano
die prosluIt pracc Wildcoyy, Ia
dugod X narizeni tomu poIiccjni
pan ndeelnik udava nedostatec.
ny odtr 81 Mary Gardcnoyt, KITE
rtho pri " Salomc uliya Jmeno,
rand mntlkynt byla tim pochopi-
tflnt do nejyyssi niry nejen roz-
irpcena, ale uralena Policcjni.
ho nateInika nazyala hlgpakem a
umelcektm aualfabctem, tyrdic,
N uedoYcdc anl dostI mao pocho
nltl, lhk 80 inuKe IakuZONall pro
yozoyam TAX rye umtlcckGho III
Ia iakym j. brl odporu Salomc,
4 moralnieh ohledn { hicdgu, kdc
81 beztrestnt trpi skutccud memo
ralni hnusn{ lancc, zndmY pode
lmenem hoochie- kuochle.
Inama primadonna Nine, Gadska
take tim byla rozezlcna, iakkoli
Strauss il, iak Sc zda, jako oper.
nj skladatel moe k srdci nepfi-
rosil IIndba jcho ic prl yyborna
pro orehcsir, alr pro zptvdky, po.
ptsadl b. pr} ptilis hrmotnd, pry
ncni, pnntyndl napinh yscchny ii
~ iejich Die jeiiho soudu Gardc.
npRa j. prs iako Sdlomc" ne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-07

f. j. Rogers, jenz sem tai
nym Pattulem V nedtI doprayen
byl Kansas City. Mo, ma podcz-
renf, ze ie Omaze hlcdanym
ptaekem pro celou rddu napacha.
nych podyodu, byl pondeli Get
lnymi maiiteli riznych firem ITO
toznen iako yytecnik, jenz jc ma
palil padtlanlmi feky.
Diva mali hosi a sice Ray
mond Stroud y &. 2123 sev. IL. ul.
a Roy Brown l3. a Grace ul, by.
Ii y pond6li postaveni pred soud
mad nedosptlou mladeai Kldde Sc
jim za VIM, ze So yloupali do ma
kladniho zcleznicniho yozl, ne
hoz odnesli nekolik pain a kus dy-
namitn
- Asi 32letf Amos Powell. ie.
hoz bydlStd neni znamo, byl ne
deli zaiten pro opilstW. I'm pet
minni potom. kdyz byl zavedcn
do ccly policeiniho vezcui. pokou-
Sci Sc sebeyrazdu pozitim kdrbo-
love kyseliny. Ma StGsti byl IL
mysl ieho cas- zpozoroyan a TAX
byl Powell zachovdn pfi ziyou.
- tpozoriuieme, ze Gitarna We
rejn6 knihoyny byla znoyu to
velmi pdknd a pohodln6 uprdve-
ma. Jsou tam vylozeny prayd talk
jako y knihovnG velmi cetnt Ca
sopisy to nelen pou6ne, ale j "a
bavnf snad ysechnech litcratur.
Meli tfmito bohate zastoupcna
jest ! fcska.
PAM Anna Pechacoya cis.
III liz. 80. nj. naleza Sc ma sezna-
mu ncmocnYch. TAX ttz / pani
Anna Willeoyd {. 1896 liz. %.
al. jest nemoend Pfejeme ob6-
ma panim brzke uzdravcni
Mezi Omahou a Denycrcm
bylo kone6ne minuly tydcn zafi.
zeno spolctnosti American Tcle-
graph and Telephone Go, prime
spoleni
Rad Slovan, els. ~. HCBJ.,
usncsl se ma Noyy Rok y Sokolov
ne uspofadati soukromou poaydn-
kovou zdbavn : pestr{m a boha.
tym programcm. Phi Il pfilcii.
tosti hudc tti oslaveno dostonpcni
loo Glenn,
Mas mills spomkollega, pan
Vac pfibyl cestuiiri icduatel
v>eeh nasieh tasopisn. ncdtli
vratll sc ~ syteh ecs' IS wished
KEN sst praee ie ,eIice ,pokoien
podp sokol Tyrs : ! uspo.
faela sobotn. dne u lrdna ua
skarni plies ktert ,lle pfipng ii5
nyni kanantph sl,iuie pt@ltlti
plost minulyah Iairrh pofaIaut
Pies knnan bud Jake minuIa ltfa
y siui llfaifi piVsd
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yyttoteni svtfeno bylo slcGne Sd.
molnyn skladatelem Sc slecnou
4 hlaynich rolieh zpiyat budou
proslnli peyei Caruso 4 Amato.
hapelnikem budc Toscaninl. See
ny maluYany byly jameson Fox
en- Metropolitan opery Pryni
dff akta Json upfaycnh die Bella.
spoYy hry, ale puslcdni sctna sky
tail hude originalnt upraycny pra.
les 4 pusi uoytho Ne stfcdu, dine
l. prosinee pocuou So prodayati
ssiupenky PnVidclni pfcdplati.
telf mohou ysak So pred tim o ne
pflhlasiu.
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Znacny vzrnst

Pndlr yykazu censoyniho IRA.
du, ktery hyl uycfcjntn, stat Hi.
nois ma 5,G3s,5al obyyatcl, o sto
iisic ment, nclii Sc loni odhado.
valo. ale . sllOi tili o lG.9 pro-
cent vice neil pred dcsiti ltty. V
deseiileti 1880 1890 pfibyIo oby-
yatel a5l.l9g, eli % procent. W
znamno jest prir1sick obyyatel-
stra pnlorovati jest tolilSo ollre.
sich 5 fftSimi mostly, kdclto -
okresd zemed6lskygh yykdzuje Il.
bytek nhyyatelstva 10 doknAlie.
ze farmeri pfilis neprospi,aii, leda
nalitelt scIkFch ldnn. kle staei
pomernt maly poeet dtlnntya.
Ncjyttsi pifrlistck obyyatelst,a
yykaznjc okrrs Cook \ Chicagem
ma nyni 2,l05.23} obyydtcl, eli
566,i9 vice nelli prrd dcscti
lety Take sousedni okrcsy hodn6
zislaly okresn ccrhy obydlc-
n}ch mali obyvatel Lake jj,0js.
Will sia1l, Grundy 2il62. Ma
Olson on,sl7 NIdeoupin j0.Gs5.
~ lair 1850. kankakec 10.
725. In Sale 90.l32
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