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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

All dogs in Valley City must be
chained up for thirty days as the
result Of a post mortem examination
of a dog killed there and found to
have been afflicted with rabies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

15c quality Mdrcerized, Figured
and Striped White Fabrics, medium
weight and sheer dot Swisses, cross
bars, stripes and figured designs.
large variety of patterns to select
from. Sale price
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

The cement sidewalk fever has
struck Goodrich.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

Yesterday was census day in VAL
ley City. The fire whistle was blown
in the morning to remind people
that it was the duty of everybody to
see that everybody else was enum-
Grated.
The physiognomy of State Treas
urer Bickford adorns some of the
Ward county papers, with the state
ment that he is a candidate for re-
nomination.
Judge Burke, Judge Goss and
Frank Henry made a campaigning
tour in an automobile to the south
ern part of Barnes county.
The CoOperstOWn Courier COM
plains as to the unlawful shooting
of game.
Three pet dogs are dead at VAL
ley City as a result of the work of
a dog poisoner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

The militia boys of jamestown
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

jamestown expects large building
operations this year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

FLANON-I.inen finished White
Goods. Nothing more beautiful than
these fabrics can be imagined. The
,ari ty Of design and the exquisite
linen finish offer untol'l possibilities
for Summe: Frocks, Lingerie Gowns,
Commencement Dresses, Shirt
Waists, Chi!dren's Clothes, an many
other purposes. We show Il large
variety of cords and stripes in this
very popular fabric.
During this sale we offer them at
the following prices:
80 inches wide
Csc quality, per I'd. ........... zoe
Csc quality, per yd. ............2 csc
45c quality, per I'd. ........... .36c
SOC quality, per I'd. ........... Acc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

Two big bargain specials in 80 inch
Long Fold India Linons, made of
fine combed Egyptian cotton yarns;
pure white bleached and beautifully
finished; fully equal to any India
Linon offered at double the price.
Our special prices during these three
days
Lot I at ................1o Toe per I'd.
Lot II at ...............14 lac per yd.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-01

representing an investment of some
500 900.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
ST. PAUL NEWS

Division No. 9, A. o. H., played the
Conrad Cub baseball team last Sum
day at Conrad Park for the cham
pionship of the Retail Baseball league.
The two teams were tie for first
place and a series Of three games will
be played to decide the champion
ship. A silver cup will be given to
the winning team. A large crowd
witnessed the first game on Sunday.
Division No. won with score OF
IS to s. The remaining two games
will be played next Sunday at Con-
rad Park 1t is expected that an ex-
cellent crowd will be In attendance and
especially the Hibernians, az tho A.
o. H. team seems to have the lead.
The Hibernian team has been under
the management of Joe Grogan.
Bishop Lawler and Rev. F. X. Bajec,
pastor of the Church of st. Francis
de Sales, left for Montreal Sunday
evening to attend the Eucharistic
Congress, which meets in Montreal,
Can, September ell. The conven-
ton, which is held annually, includes
delegates from all parts of the world.
The city Of Montreal has made elab-
crate preparations for the entertain
ment Of the congress, and the Cath
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
At the Bllou.

Honeymoon Trail" the biggest,
brightest, wittiest and most melodious
of all the LaSalle theater (Chicago)
musical comedy successes, and sister
play to "A Stubborn Cinderella" is the
attraction at the Bijou week commence
ing with Sunday matinee, Sept. 18th.
Honeymoon Trail was written by
those clever writer's, Hough, Adams
and Howard, a trio who have contrib
uted ten musical successes of the first
order to the contemporaneous Amer
lean stage. 1t contains more comedy
and more catchy music than any Of
the authors other efforts and was Mt
tingly described by the Chicago Tri-
bune as "a play with thousand
laughs"
This seasons company is not
able one. The music of Honeymoon
Trail' is Of the "whistle-able" kind
and is usually heard on the streets Of
every city which the attraction visits
for many weeks after it's engagement.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

people. End. An extension of the Di-
rect Primary Election Law to all state
offices. 3rd. The election of United
States Senators by a popular vote of
the people. ! believe that the patrol
limits should not he changed in Mime
apolis; and | will always stand on
the side favoring any law that will
benefit the greatest number Of peo-
pie.
In asking the aid of all voters in
district I will say that l am not backed
by any interests and am entirely free
to act as ! think best for the people.
Are you, Mr. Voter. going to let the
big interests choose your candidate for
YOU? You should use the same dis
elimination as they do and vote for
a candidate who will represent you.
] have lived in the district a number
of years and am thoroughly familiar
with the needs of the people. !
earnestly solicit your vote for the Of
flee of Representative of the 39th dis
trict
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
THE THEATERS
At the Metropolitan.

With q record of over one hundred
nights at the Savoy theater in New
York city, and tremendous hit at
Powers theater, Chicago, Margaret
Anglin will bring THE Awakening Of
Helena Richie" to the Metropolitan OPP
era house Thursday night, Sept. is, for
an engagement of three nights and
Saturday matinee. The engagement
has a two-fold interest for local play
goers from the fact Of the stars pop
ularity and also that it is dramatiza-
ton Of Margaret Deland's widely read
novel of the same name. The play is
by Charlotte Thompson, a young CAL
ifornian dramatist, who has already
several successful plays to her credit.
THE Awakening of Helena Richie"
which perhaps is Mrs. Deland's most
successful story of Old Chester, uses
the people thereof as the background
of a drama of quiet intensity with
Helena Richie and that splendid Gre
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

votes and once without opposition.
Notwithstanding his success at New
Ulm he was attracted to the city where
he had spent his university days and
for the last four years has practiccd
law at 8O8-609 New York Life build
ing.
ernor Johnsons voice was giving away
under the heavy strain to which it was
subjected, he selected Mr.. Hoidale to
accompany him on his speaking tour
throughout the state. Mr.. Hoidale
spoke from the same platform and d.
vided time with the governor. In
speaking of this tour the late Gov.
johnson often said that he considered
Mr.. Hoidale the most effective and
platform in the state.
BY reason of his standing as a pro-
gressive Democrat and his consistent
advocacy OF the rights of the people,
Mr.. Hoidale was persuaded by the
Democrats of this county to make the
run for congress and his name will be
found upon the Democrat primary
election ballot.
From the platform found on the
back of Mr.. Hoidales card we take
the following paragraphs:
That privilege seekers, corruptionsts
and representatives of the "Tnterests''
should be removed from the Seats Of
the Mighty" which they now occupy
in government business to the detri-
ment of the public and disgrace nf
the nation.
That public office is public trust
and that an official owes allegiance
to no other interests.
That favortsm. discrimination.
prejudice and hatred should have no
place in the making of laws or the
execution of police powers.
That the tariff should have a real
revision downward
That big Business has rights that
all should respect but that It has no
right to run the government.
That the Cannons and Aldriches, and
such as they. have misruled this land
long enough.
That United States Senators should
be elected by the people.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

mer. threshing in the fall and alter
nately working with section gang
on the railroad and digging wells In
the winter time. There were no idle
hours or time for play with him. The
poverty and necessities Of the family
left him with little opportunity to at
tend school and less than twelve
months of his time was given for that
purpose. Notwithstanding his lack of
opportunity along this line he acquired,
by working evenings at his studies,
sufficient education to teach school. At
the age of twenty years he engaged in
the newspaper business. The story
of his hardships and struggles in this
business is interesting. and an in
spiration to young men. He can
truthfully boast that ever since he was
a young boy he has consistently fought
where he is fighting today-for the
rights of the masses as against spe-
cial privilege. At the age of twenty
six he came to Minneapolis to study
law at the university. After gradual
ing, he went to New Ulm to practice
Here he stepped into the place vacated
by John Lind when the latter was
elected governor. Mr.. Hoidale was
successful in the practice of his pro-
fession and was twice elected county
attorney of Brown county. Even
though the county was Republican by
a large majority he carried the cleo
ton by considerable number of
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

alton of her inventive genius, DR.. Law
endar, as the central figures. These
have won for Mrs. Deland glorious
fame throughout the length and
breadth Of the land and beyond the
seas.
In the role of Helena, Miss Anglin
is said to be doing the best work of
her career and she is Furthermore
credited with an admirable company
of players in her support.
The play is one of lights and shades
and there should be some capital char
acter studies.
Charlotte Thompson has made the
play in four acts; three of which are
in Helena's .parlor and the second in
her garden.
Although the note Of tragedy is
sounded, there is said to be much that
is of lighter nature in the play. Miss
Anglin's company includes Martin Sa-
bine, John R. Crawford, who plays DR.
Lavendar, Halbert Brown, Walter
Howe, Eugene Shakespeare, Gertrude
Swiggett, Sally Williams and Raymond
Hackett.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
EINAR HOIDALE
Some Facts Concerning Democratic
Congressional Candidate,

Einar Hoidale, Democratic candi-
date for congress. spent the early
years Of his life on a farm in Lac
qui Parle county in this state. His
parents were poor "homesteaders" on
the then western plains and the young
lad was early put to work to help earn
q living for the struggling family. AT
nine years of age he was sent out to
herd cattle at 81 per week. Eleven
years of age found him working on a
farm at s12 per month. The time
from this on until he was twenty years
old found him engaged in all kinds Of
manual labor-farm work in the sum-
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

benefit the greatest number of people
In our state, and especially be on the
watch for all matters pertaining to my
district. I firmly believe great bene-
fit will be derived from the following
reforms, and will do my best in help
ing to get the same made the law:
LIST, The Initiative and Referendum,
which l consider the most vital in
placing the control of the government
in the hands OF the majority of the
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
SENATOR MCGOWAN
Files for Re- denomination in Thirty
eighth District.

Senator John T. MCGOWAN has en-
tered the race in the Thirty eighth
district, for another term. His oppo-
nent for the Democratic nomination
LIS N. A. L'Herault. The Republicans
will present J. w. Shadewald.
Senator McGowan's qualifications
experience and record all entitle him
to reelection. He has become one OF
the recognized Democratic leaders in
the state senate and not only will his
large will be benefited by his return
to that body.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
COMSTOCK FOR SENATE
Popular Ninth Ward Resident Again
in the Race.

The Thirty ninth district compris-
ing the Second and Ninth wards and
town of st. Anthony is having lively
political contest in the Republican
The Irish Standard looks with favor
on the candidacy of Edgar f. Com.
stock Of the Ninth ward. Mr. Com.
stock has been a resident of Mime.
apolis since 1865. coming here after
serving Though the civil war. having
enlisted long before he was 81 years
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

has caused DR.. Kistler to become one
OF the city's best known physicians.
He has an exceptionally strong follow
ing, and his supporters all over the
city believe that he is the man in whom
the people will place the trust of put
ting the coroner's office once more upon
an efficient basis. His platform Of
Quick Action and Immediate Service"
is receiving most hearty endorsement.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
Inausurate Modern Methods in County
Auditors Office,

1t would cost the County of Henne-
pin many thousands of dollars to Sc
cure from experts modern system Of
accounting to replace the deplorable
kind used in the Office of County Audi
tor for many years. BY electing c. A,
Nimocks, expert accountant and tax
student in Hennepin county for thirty
years, the new system could be in
stalled without cent of extra ex-
pense. Looks like a good business
proposition.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
DIR. ]. M. KISTLER

Candidate for Republican Nomination
for Coroner.
DIR. J. Nj. kistler Is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for coroner.
He has already held the office for two
terms, and his record being entirely
satisfactory to the people. His issue
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
Bernard A. casserIy.

II nominated and elected to the Of
fice Of Representative l will do all in
my power to get any needed law that
will help in the upbuilding OF a more
perfect state government, and that will
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

in this campaign is "Quick Action" and
IL elected he promises to give the pru-
pie the benefit of immediate service in
every case. He has prarticed 5medirin"
for twenty seven years in his Office at
tho corner of Sixth avenue north and
Lyndalc. having come to this city in
1883 and has been member Of tho
State Medical society ever since that
date. His reputation as a practitioner
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

phens church, Clinton avenue and
Twenty second street. Burial was in
st. Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10
WITH THE DEAD
Thomas Harmon.

Thomas Harmon, 70 years of age,
died at his late residence, 242s Four
teenth avenue north, on the 9Th inst.
He is survived by his wife and two
sons, Joseph and David, and one
daughter, Mrs. A. Powell. Mr.. Han
non was an old and respected resi-
dent of Minneapolis and for long
time had been in the employ Of the
Milwaukee road as a, Waterman at
Ninth avenue south and Twenty ninth
street. In his years Of service at the
crossing hundreds of funeral process
sions passed near him on their way
to the various cemeteries and it has
been marked by many that he never
failed to bare his head on such occa-
sfons-in the cold Of winter as we'll as
in the heat Of summer. The funeral
took place Friday morning from Holy
Rosary church, with interment at st.
Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

of age. He worked at the lumber
business and at railroad construction
many years. and from 1852 to 1885 was
Il member of the city council. He was
elected a member Of the lower house
in 1SS7-1SS9 and 1893, and also rep
resented his district in the state sem
ate. Was appointed member Of the
court house and city hall commission
and remained as such until the struc-
ture was finished. He was one of the
first advocates of Moses r. Clapp's
election to the Y. S. senate. Strong
and vigorous at Ga years of age Mr..
Comstock again comes before his con-
stituents by whom he has often been
hnnored and asks their support for
the senatorial nomination. We be-
licvc he should have it on his record.
"Whnt's the matter with that baby?"
asked the grouchy old bachelor, his
face knotted up like a second hand
clothrslnc because a hayward child
was wHling.
Don't you know" asked the ma
tronly looking young woman at his
side
NO ! don't. Do YOU.
"rcrtainly."
what is it them
HE is crying
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

Emmett r. Little died Tuesday al
his home, 625 East Eighteenth street
aged 81 years. The funeral took place
Thursday at a. m. from st. Ste
The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

Lawrence, the f1ve-year- old son of
Patrick and Winnifred Fitzgerald, died
early Thursday morning Of diphtheria
at the family home, 2942 Taylor street.
The funeral took place the same day.
Interment at ST. Anthony cemetery.
Andrew, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Murphy, 4109 Fourteenth avenue
south. died September LIST Of spinal
meningitis and was buried the follow
ing day in St. Mary's cemetery. He
was nve years of age. His father Ia
now in Ireland, having left this city
some time since for 4 visit with
friends in the old country.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25

kupiti. Same dive DRAW ma celem
svetu sta. da Sc mora delo kupo-
vati in ii dive sta Amerika in Av-
stralija. Niti ma Kitajskem in ia
ponskem nj takih brutalnih az
mer. Ia take breZvestne delavske
agente hi bila najprimerneiSa
zanjka "a vrat. No, kadar pridejo
socialist ma krmilo. jim bodo re
znali %pomagati.
IL st. Francisco sem Sc odpeljal
pc San Jose Valley dolini V Los
Angeles in nazaj pc Sacramento
Vallejo dolini. Pc :. Jose dolini Sc
vile zelezniSka prOga med boga-
tim pollen, pc straneh pa Sc w
digujejo prijazni holmi brez vsa-
kega drevia l. gladko travo goSto
obraSGeni. V blilini Los Angeles
pa ie pogled naravnost romanti-
cen. Cello morje pomaranGnih ma
sadov Y svoii rajSki lepoti. tezko
cvrtje in dozoreli sad. vsc zapa-
lis ma encm in istem drevesu.
Kar ST. ticc della Y Los Angeles
"a lazie dobiS kakor pa Y =. Fran
ciscu. Kar .ic pa Y napredncm ma
~raStaju, pa meSto Los Angeles Sc
Y povoju hi prot =. Francisco.
Tam ie edna organizacija pivo-
varnarjev. ker meStO nj organiZi-
rano. cato je tudi plaza Slaba, ka-
kor j. Slaba V vSeh meStih, kier
ne poznajo uniie. V San Diago je
ena in iSta kot V Los Angeles.
RazloGek .ic le Ia. da ST tam telko
privadiS gorkemu podnebju. Zc
V j~anuarju in februariu ie tako
gorko kot pri a Chicagu me
SEGA junija Gotovo mora biti V
poletnrm casu izredna vroGina.
Nazai sem 81 vraGal pc Sacrament
To Nalrju CeZ Znamcnitc Miller
icvc naSadc. ia v%eleropar in tat
zemljiSG poseduje 10000 600 ak
ROY bogatc zemljr V California.
Clovek hi ST. drSctkrat naveliGal
voziti pc zeleznici Same pc ME
govern pose>tvu, 81 mora upraSa-
ii: Cemu poScdujc la Glovek toll
ko zemlie! - C,mu, ki ml bode
zadostovalo par lopat ma njegovo
rakev.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25
Sygan, Pa.
Ccn.jrni sodrug!

CrnJrni sodrug.
Iadnja vcSclica .iugoSlov. soc.
klnha "Mladi Nrh'' St. l3. .jc ne
prlrak"vano vspcla dohro. CiStc-
"a pribitka ie 1890. lmcIi >mo
domaco godbo. Sodrug Adj. PIE
tcrSck Ia ic zabaval 4 harmoni-
ko. Her tukailnii Slovcnci zivi-
IN" Y >Iosi, tudi vsprva v>aka "a
bava.
Dnr "a. nov. t. l.. (zahvalni
dan prircdi druStvo "Bratstvo''
st. q. :. y. p. J. vcliko icscnsko
veS"llro. Nadciamo So mnogohroi-
mega poScta i'm |izvrstnc zabavc.
q dclu pa TO lc: V rovu Il. |,
National Mining" druzbe smo
SNoH par mcScccv drlali : polnim
parom. Idai pa drlamo lc Stiri
DIM V tcdnu Ako prcudarimo. da
so prrmogarji bill 20 wee mcsccey
V raznih krajih ma Straiku. da So
lr prideIalo mani prcmoga: da V
|ele/arSki in icklarSki industriii
V Pittsburgh dclaio lc pc 3 do I
DIM V tcdnu. tcdai ic V gospodar-
StNn n"kai narobc in diSi po fl
nancni paniki ali pa pc gospodar-
ski krizi. XII Una zadcti Sc huisc
deIavno ljudStvo kot lcta 1907.
Deiavci. XII cita.io lc mcSGanskc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25
\. Wcrshnig
Johnstown -
Ccn.jeni Sodrug!

Cenjeni sodrug!
B%lagovolitc natisniti dopis o
delu nrke oscbc V glavnem uradu
:. ID. p. u.
Oscba nj vrcdna toliko. da hi
Y javnoSti petali L MO. ako hi
slutajno ne bila glavni tajnik
omcnjene podporne zveze.
Ccnjcni Sodrug, Dopisa ne vr-
ute Y kos. DopiS ina dalrkoSez-
no vrrdnoSt IN vSc Clane :. ID. i.
L., XII So dclavci in med katcrimi
jc tudi prcccjSnjo %Stevilo Socia-
liStov. kcdar SO koristi dclavccv
Y ncvarnoSti. ali cc So 4 dclavci.
ki so organizirani V kakSni pod
porni zvezi ali jednoti. pomcta in
postopa I mimi. kot L ljudmi. XII
imajo L. dolinosti. pa nobrnih
pravic. tedaj .je sodrug VaSa svc-
ia dolznoNt. da priobcite tozadcv-
ne dopiSr, neozirajc. Ge Sc komu
Zameritc ali ne.
Pi mas ina Svoj scdcz $. D. p.
L. Zc vtckrat SEN cital V elias
Naroda''. Xxi ic g>lasilo omenienc
we've, pohvalnc dopiSe o napred-
ku, Sc nikdar pa niscm cital pri-
t.sl- ..,..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25
DOpiSi.
Seattle. Wash.


Ker sem pet meStcev k~olovratil
pc California;, incl sem casa do
wolf opaZovati tamoSnje delavSke
razmere. V miljonSkem mestu st.
Francisco. zivi 1000 bogataSev
wee. kakor vsakdaniih delavcev.
Razmere so ugodne IA tistega Xxi
della, ali gorie mu. kdor je brez
della in povrh Sc V Slabem financ-
mem %stanju. &c texas cd core 10
mraka. cd tovarnc do tovarne,
stavim. da bodies diva, ali tri para
Gevljev raztrgal. predno BODIES V
delo priSel. Kdor tam dobro delo
dobi, .ie k izjcmna in slucajna
sreGa.
Ker me .je veselilo Y st. Fran
ciscu delati. ne radi 81 dnevne
place. temvec radi naravno ca
robne narave prijetnega pOdncb-
ia. XII te tako blagovoljno objem-
lje.. kakor l.jubeca matt svoje pr
vo dete. II zgoli tega sem Sc tru-
dill i'll tekal cd delavnicr do de-
lavnice, pa boss mi jc rek"l: cav
no sedaj sem Jill odSlovil 30 de-
lavcev in prihodnji teden zopet
primerno toliko. Drugi mi jc 10
pet rekel: da mai pridem Gtz IN
leto ma okrog pogledat. mogoGe
bo kaj. Ttreji So je nortevdl L me
MOI rekoc; poGakai, da kterega
telesno pohabi ali cello ubijc. po-
tenn dobiS njcgov proStor. Cetrti
mi je pOnudil delavnico Y nakup
rekot: Moi dragi, Delavnico ii
prodam, "a della ii pa ne morem
DAFT. Delovodja me .je zopet vpra-
sal. Ge sen dOber. Odgovoril sem
mu. da toliko kolikor drugi "a
morem tudi Jazz s%toriti. Delovod-
ia: kaj o delu, TO .ie ~poStranska
stvar. ako sem V drugem oZjru
dober? JAZZ res niSem vedel. kai
te besede pOmenijo: zato upraSam
nekega delavca. kaj mi jc storiti.
da bodem Y delo sprejet. On SO
mi namuza. ter pravi: ponudi TO-
remain - tcdepsk0 in dial ii bode
delo, mi vsi mu tako daiemo. O
no, to pa nj karSibodi, sem 81 mi
sill. Nem. da je to prepovedano.
ce tega ali omega podkupiS, ali &c
Sc san podkupiti daS. ker tega
unijSki zakon ne dovoljui,. Ma
obratnO; kaznuic ' prviG denar-
no S25. ker pa ravno nisem bill V
dobrem financnem Stanju in hra-
nilnico Seattle niscm hotel mad
legovati, sen storil. kar mi ie oni
>vctoval in delo sem dobil takoi.
Mi glcj GA hndiria. Kcr >, mi jc
poStopanjc dcloyodja zdclo ma
raVnoSt ncsramno i'm falotsko. mu
nisem hotel 70 druge tedrnskc
proviziic izplaGati. Kai ie bila
poslcdica, to lahko vSak uranc.
odSlovil me ic. Tako len pa nisem
in napotil SEN Sc V urad unite ter
tam lokavcga falota naznanil.
her pa vsled odpotovanja niscm
prihodnic tcdcn>kc Sejc GakaI. "a
'orej ne VEN, kaj 5, ir I Min
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