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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

Washington, May 15-The Standard
Oil Co., of New Jersey, and its nine
teen subsidiary corporations were
declared today by the supreme court
Of the United States to be a conspi-
racy and combination in restraint OF
trade.
1t also was held to be monopoli2ing
interstate commerce in violation of
the Sherman antitrust law. The dis
solution of the combination was ord
cred to take place within six months.
Thus ended the tremendous strug-
gle on the part of the government to
put down by authority of law a combi
nation, which it claimed was a menace
to the interstate and economic ad-
vancement of the entire country.
AT the same time, the court inter
preted the Sherman antitrust law so
as 10 limit its application to acts Of
undue restraint of trade and not
every" restraint Of trade. 1t was
on this point that the only discor
dant note was heard in the court
Justice Harlan dissented, claiming
that cases already decided by the
court had determined once for all
that the word undue" bore "un.
reasonable or similar words were not
in the statute. He declared the find
ing was in effect legislation which
belonged to congress.
Ever since the decree in this case
in the lower court the United States
Circuit for the eastern district of Mis-,
souri,, hope had been expressed by the
business world" that the law would
be modified, so as nat to interfere
with what was designated as honest
business.
That section OF the opinion on the
"rule OF reason" in applying the law
is regarded in many quarters as an
answer to the prayers of the "busi-
ness world"
The opinion of the court was an
nounced by Chief Justice White. In
printed form it contained more than
10000 words. For nearly an hour the
chief justice discussed the case from
the bench.
Before him sat distinguished audi
ence of the most famous men Of the
country. Senators and representa-
tives left the capitol chambers to
listen to the epoch making decision OF
the court.
Most eager to hear were Attorney
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

Philadelphia, May 15-The locals
slaughtered Cincinnati today. Their
21 hits were good for 43 bases. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

BATTERIES: Drucke and Meyer, VIII
son; Golden. Zmich and Bresnahan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

Boston, May 15--9ittsburg barely
nosed out victory from Boston today.
Score.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

Brooklyn. May 15-Chicago made 1t
two straight over Brooklyn today.
Score:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

Batteries: Rlelback, Townes and
Archer; Rucker Ragon and Bergen,
Irwin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-16

Batteries: Ford and Sweeney
Blanding and Fisher.
The evening world., 1911-12-15

thought no more about II The follow
ing day his right han began to swell
and throb so much that he sought the
attention Of DIR. Alters.
When the doctor heard the story
about the dog. he cau.erized the slight
scratch whore the swelling appeared
and advised Green to keep In the house
until all signs OF the poison had dis
appeared from his hand.
Three days later. Green, thinking that
his hand had healed. went to business.
lie was apparently well until yesterday
when the hand began to throb and the
swelling returned, this time more pain
ful than before. lie at once sought the
attention of DIR. Alters, who told him
that he had In all PROBABILITY gotten
some lead In the old wound and blood
poisoning had set in. He ordered Green
home to bed.
This morning Green. who is a w,dower.
but lives with relatives. was found in
bed, his jaws tightly clenched and
foaming at the mouth. All the doctors
can do Is to alleviate his pain as much
as possible by the use OF opiaes.
The evening world., 1911-12-15
Three Fishing boats Missing.

linden, Germany. Dec. l,-Three
fishing luggsrs belonging 10 this port
carrying crews totalling forty men have.
II Is feared, foundered during the recent
storms in the North Sea. The craft are
all long overdue.
The evening world., 1911-12-15
NURSED SICK DOG
AND WILL PAY LIFE
FOR HIS KINDNESS
Jersey Man Is Dying in Agony
From a Combination of
Hydrophobia and Lockjaw.

Frederick Green. flrty-two years old.
OF No. I Franklin street. Harrison, New
Jersey, is In st. Michaels Hospital,
Newark. the victim of either lockjaw or
h~ydrophobia, or perhaps both. the doc
tors Of the institution to-day being I'M
willing to state definitely the result Of
their diagnosis.
Green. who Is a widower and is EN-
ployed by Swift & Co. In one OF their
branch houses at Paterson, was found
In bed at his home to-day, with his jaws
tightly locked. frothing at the mouth,
ard exhibiting all the symptoms OF
rabies. He was suffering great pain.
DR.. Henry Alters. who had been treat
ing him for three weeks. sem Green to
st. Michael's Hospital In Newark. where
he Is expected to die.
Three weeks ago Green left his home
In Harrison early one morning to go TO
Paterson. Just outside OF the gate a
poor. shivering little mongrel pup rubbed
up against his legs and fell exhausted
from exposure and starvation at his
feet. The morning was cold. and Green.
although In a hurry. moved by the suf-
fering OF the little animal, lifted II up
and carried It back to the house, where
he fed II. Like all good little doggies
It showed its gratitude by licking
Green's hands.
Green went to business and when he
returned the pup had disappeared. He
The evening world., 1911-12-15
FALLS 16O FEET
TO QUICK DEATH
IN SHAFT NO. IS
Hard Rock Man Tumbles Into
Aqueduct Tunnel at Ninety
third st. and Central Park.

Wilson Mclean. hard rock man and
foreman of the second shift in aque-
duct shaft No. 10 at Central Park West
and Ninety-third street. was killed last
night BY a fan down the lGO-foot deep
opening.
Mclean was In charge OF the men
who 20 to work at I o'clock In the af-
ternoon and toll in the shaft until mid
night. The shaft is already down 100
feet and will be sunk to a depth OF 253
feet. There were ten men at work at
the bottom. drillmen and "mucke RS"
who shovel the rock into hoisting buck
cts. Above was Mclean, the engineer,
the shaft tender and six other men
who empty the rock.
Water at the bottom of the shaft was
becoming too deep for comfort, and Nc
Lean decided to send down a pump and
get rid Of it. The pump was fastened
with "A chain to the end of tho steel
wire cable and hung swinging over the
black pit. II by y feet at the TOP. At
MeI.ean's order, the shaft-tender hooked
the cable.
Tn going to ride down with the
pump said Mclean.
N"Better wait for the bucket" said the
shaft-tender
Mclean stepped on the swinging
pump and grasped the cable with his
right hand. lie raised his left and
The evening world., 1911-12-15

o,Iy One .BRoMO oyINNE~
Ehas 10 LAXATIVE .HhUAO. 0uINlNE.. Leok To-
- a.n.sS,: q \, ": qbaoYEE; usd III: ysda
The evening world., 1911-12-15
MAYOR ORDERS WALDO
TO GET AFTER ClUBBER.
Man Was Beaten in Own Door,
way and Had to Go to
HOSpital.

Acting on Information conveyed to
him by letter that Patrolman James
o.. Mcdonald of the West Forty-seventh
street police station had blackjacked
and dubbed a citizen In the doorway
OF the ~latter's own home and then ar
rested him. Mayor Gaynor to-day d.
rected that the accused policeman be
placed on trial,
Andrew j. Carroll Of No, S3i West
Forty-seventh street, the complainant.
wrote TO the Mayor that his brother.
William Carroll of No. 506 West Forty
sixth street, lad been brutally beaten
by the policeman without p~rovocat.on.
The assault is alleged to have occurred
in the hallway OF william CAROLS
home, when the accused policeman
struck Carroll on the head with a
blackjack, IT is alleged. Then after he
had placed Carroll under arrest, says
the writer of the complaining letter.
Mcdonald drew his club and beat Car
roll with 1t. The letter adds that four
stitches were required in CAROLS
head. When Carroll was arraigned the
next day before Magistrate Herbert he
was discharged.
In his letter to the Mayor, Andrew j.
Carroll dds that his brother. William.
was subsequently taken to Flower Hos
pital for further treatment because OF
tho assaults. The Mayor forwarded the
letter to the Police Commissioned
The evening world., 1911-12-15
"SlGN OF THE ROSE" WAS
NOT S S, COURT IS TOLD.
Playwright Says He Got Stulg'
in Writing Drama for George
Beban, Whom He Sues.

An unannounced comedy was staged In
Justice Lynch's part Of the City Court.
this morning: when Alan Brooks, actor
and author, took the witness stand In
his own behalf. in a suit for sS25 he has
Drought against George Bebsn. late
star of The Sign Of the Rose"
Brooks, who says the money Is due
him for collaborating with Beban in
writing tho piece. kept the court room
and jury in a continual smile.
Goodness, me-" exclaimed the wit
ness, at one OF the questions by former
Justice J~osephs, what f~oolishness.
Why do you ask me such things"
!, Mr.. Josephs was pressing Brooks for
uhe details OF the agreement between
him and Beban for the writing OF the
: play.
well. you see IT was this way" be-
Gan Brooks. George said to mel
call him George, YOU know-'Now.
Alan.'-you see he called me Ian
what do you want for your work on
this p.ece?' I told him I counldn't sell
outright, that when he was buying art
II was Just like buying ~ You ant
buy them by the bunch. Anyway, ne
said: How woul' 500 do?' ! said.
Splendid, that would be lovely and
then he said he was going to give me
wen more than that. He said 81. 900.
thought that was perfectly grand"
But didn't you finally leave the ques-
sion of compensation to Mr.. Beban's
generosity" demanded Mr.. Josephs.
"His generosity" shifted the witness.
Then he added. sadly, II guess I did
and got stungg."
Beban claims Brooks was to receive
e25 weekly while THE Sign OF the Rose"
WAS being played. but its run ended In
Reyen weeks.
The evening world., 1911-12-15

smiled a signal for the engineer to let
the cable run. Then he pitched for
ward and hurled into the darkness.
Near the bottom the forcman's
body struck the aide OF thc shaft and
bounded against Steve Hcrilla. a
"mucker." Drill men picked McLcan's
body up and sigud!lcd for q bucket.
The body was taken TO the surface and
then Kerilia Was taken above.
Dr. -. :. Likely OF No. "a West
Nlncty-s!Nth street. who was called.
said Mclean had been Instantly Killed.
Kerllla will be back Mt work In "A day
or two. Mclean VAS thlrty-two years
old and lived with his wife and one
child at No. % Alexander Avenue.
Yonkers.
The evening world., 1911-12-15
Of TUGS
OUTW|TTED|N RACE
! TO CATCH COMET
Defeated Pilots Say Nick Ray
Isn't Nice Because He
Won the Game.

4 There was Indignation all along Water
sugboat man met another. Every curb
stone mass meeting Of two or three or
Owe was unanimous in its verdict:
Capt. Nick Ray Of the tug John e.
Nichols 10 q most unsportmanlike char
ecter.
In the good old days when the freights
Of the sea were carried under sail tho
epwing fleet lay outside near the loot
hud Lightship and picked UP ows as
they came in. But by common consent
OF ate years the racing for q tow has
not begun until a sailing ship has been
reported at Fire Island or Sandy Hook.
There has been no 'gentlemen's agree
ment" about 1t: the thing has simply
become a custom.
: For several days the towing men have
been lying at their piers with steam up
waiting for the report OF the Standard
Oil steel. four masted bark Comet bound
from India by way of the Cape of Good
Hope. They were keyed up for a great
race to get the prize.
Meanwhile the canny captain, Nick
RAY, informed Dy tuS the
Of his owners, the John L.
Moore Company. that the Comet had
been sighted by several ocean liners two
or three days out from port. was cruis-
ing of the Jersey coast looking for the
big bark, He caught her yesterday
eight miles south of Barnegat. off Hsr-
vey's Cedars. Capt. Stewart Of the
Comet vas mighty glad to be found and
cheerfully promised $500 for a quick tow
into the harbor.
The tug fleet got wore Of the sighting
Of the Comet from Sandy Hook early
this morning. They burned good coal
and cussed each other In high rivalry
all the way down to the hook, only to
md Capt. Nick with n bland smile lead.
ing the oil ship through the Ambrose
Channel. When they got back to towr
they scurried up and down the water.
front to have the satisfaction OF telling
zach other that he was no gentleman.
The evening world., 1911-12-15

tns out Tor a guarantee Of Immunity.
Neither District Attorney f'redricks nor
Special Assistant Acknowledgement
Lawler would discuss the case, but
both admitted that an important devel-
ormcnt was iikclv AZ any time.
Samuel Browne. chief detective for
District Attorney Frcdricks. to-day
served formal notice on the Burns de-
t%cctives that he would claim one-half
" the rewards, totaliing SCI .Cco. offered
for the conviction OF the Times dyna-
mitcrs. lie win waive only the re-
wards offered for their arrest. Browne
declared his evidence was so complete
that no Burns evidence was needed to
convict the brothers.
The evening world., 1911-12-15
WILL CONFESS DYNAMO TING
WHEN HE'S GIVEN IMMUNITY.
Frisco Labor Leader Ready to
Admit Share in Mcnamara Plot,
il Is Said.

Los ANGELES. Dec. i5.-Rcports that
n certain San Francisco labor leader.
suspected Of completely In the McNa-
mara dynamltings. was preparing to
confess We're current about the Federal
Grand Jury room to-day. II was as
serted that this man was merely hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07

eighth innings. Taylor. recruit from
fa- Texas l.eng'.e. was used FOR the FIRST
time uy Manager Jennings N the second
game. ami ENGAGED iu "A pitchers duel
- Gen .i-prEe Tho W. rurls scored. were
both faaI" ou errors Scores.
First game. r. II T..
81 Lall-.....OI OI00O- /
Evtr'i, ......o oVV2 - %
batteries Hamilton and kri'cheIl 4.
Ntl.rtf Hr.l SfaInse.
Second game r. II T.
- Louis . CIO0oi 1000 ,
Detroit -.... % 1000 10000
batteries George and stephens. Toy
Tor. Works ai. SfIraEe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07

1'N raj from Warwood and the out
Tie pike district. having enrolled
h"re arc also students from pins.
arg. Detroit Warrington. and sever.
al ohio critics.
The outlook for the school this wear
i' encouraging 'hr number OF SIN.
"'a's being far sreater than last year
'ifi.r hy Is hong found in securing
seating room Ia the assembly nan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07
Yesterdays Results.

lIFItlsI lIF T-"If-FIfI
-t-1tln, rrAt.. e.. t1-tsa-rE
lAiltf" i.u'a. > HrDuklyu
Chicago. e. - -.ou4s
Called IL ota - agreement
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Mound 'itys this season. on. Of tfe -
sois .e-1E that the games are not being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07
DIVIDE TWO
PTTTSBURo AND REDS EACH WE
ONE or DOUBLE BILL

oTools ProeesGs 20 win KS Game
Again Allowing ssvea Hts
- Dame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07
Standing Of Clubs


7 IITa"IfE n = I.Ul.s
tia,irrat. ~ CrIcnro
Brupi..yu at New YORK
itllaIelpE4a - pO-ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07
LOCALS WIN
FROM MINERS
GRAHAM PITCHES ERRATIcALLY IN
EXTRA INNING affair.
Allows Ten H.ts, Ten Bases on Balls
and wins in the Tenth
Inning.
Yestc-dnr.A Rearitn-

" y" -IE.-7 -I'TTH TaItr.
fart NaN~-. .. N.Wurk
c.es.l Rapid. .. Tl---.-
[.r-ef .'iH-S1.t. r,-'f. i.--
Ten innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07

matted f'~ ~u-Es lu 81.
f" OF warH winning run scored
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-07

treatment or blood poison and kind
To do so we use 500" the one ,rea
VARlCOCEIE-Wc cure Varic
without hospital operation and with
usual occupation.
STRiCTURe-We readily reno
without the use Of knife No seveI
sicians employ. and We guarantee 7
RUPTURE. PILES. FIsTULA.
business and without the use of N,
REMEMBER. our results are Z
form no miracles. but must have IA
II you live cut OF town. wire O
arrive. and We will arrange our ems
once.
7 TO g. Except Fridays. Sundays.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-06

roztffdeny co pastviny byly Gene
ny ma Is ctI. al 81 akr.
Ably domovinafi snaze mohli w
iiti jenom mala cast kupnf ceny Sc
slozi hned pfi zaberu, ostatek ma
rocnf splatky. III jenz cestoval
Mellette okresu jsou toho nahledu
ze krajina je tax slibna a dobra ia
ko ostatnf cast Rosebud reservace.
Nekteff tvrdf. Re jest l6pe zavod-
fiovana a ma vice lesn. Tez felez
nice Dude blfz k pozemkIm nezli
pfi zaborech drfvejsfch.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-06
ku v Yankton Sc jist9 Dude staveti
a to pry dosti brzy.

ku Yankton Sc jist8 Dude staveti
a to pry dosti brzy.
j. A. Wagner odjel We ctvrtek
rano do Lesterville odkud spoiled
ne Sc SWIM bratrem Tomasem jeli
ma automobile do Hyde okresu
kde vlastnf pekny reno a spravce
reneu B6rta Wagner jemuz poma-
ha jeho bratr Karel, jim nedavno
psal ze vclky prerijnf pozGr tam
zle f6dil a vsechnu pastvu zniGil.
Jezto je tam asi 800 kusn dobytka
a Is koni.
Frank Beran cd Lakeport odjel
We ttvrtek do Omaha ohledn9 lece-
nj podivhe nemoce. ktera SO podo
bG padoucnici. Prvnf pffznaky
one nemoci Sc u mel dostavili pred
dvema roxy, avsak poslednf do
be Sc dostavoyall caste. Zachvat
vAdy ma mel pride noci a pan
Beran newt niceho AZ kdyz cleno-
v6 ,rodiny mu sdelf co Sc delo. Je
no yet Erred Kaiser jej doprovAzel.
V. j Wagner, jenz nynf bydlf
v Aankton byl zde "a obchocem.
Pojistuje ma zivot II U. S. hnnui
ty & Life ms Co ktera ma zde
velkS pocet cIend. Tato spolec-
most nasledkem dobreho setrne-
ho ffzenf davA lepsi v}hody. nezli
mnohe jine, a pfi tom jest GplnA
spolehliva. Vydavatel tohoto Ca
sopisu jest sam u nj pojisten jill ma
tfetf rok. kdo hodIa So pojistiti
ma zivot nechybf kdyz Vaclavem
Sc poradf.
We schIzf lekafd ktera Sc odbS-
vala Sioux Falls v Gervnu byly
podanf resoluce by kazdy muz a
zena pred vstoupanf do stavu man
zelskeho Sc okazali zdravotnim
certefikatem. Lekafi jsou toho
nahledu BE SO rodf mnoho d6tf z 70
ditI trpicfch rGznfmi nemocemi
tajnfmi kteff pax pfijdou ma obtfz
iin5m lidem, a jediny prostfedek
ie by Sc prosadil zakon pod KITE
rym by kazdy kandidat a kandi-
dacka zenitby Sc muselv vykAzat
zdravotni listinou. Bylo by to ST.
ce nepffjemne pro nektere libicky
avsak velice prospesne clovecens-
tvu. Nebylo by tolik silencn, kri
minalnikh a blbcn.
Nekteff Tide Sc divi, jak jest
mono Re velke denniky a magazf-
ny mohou byti TAX Iacino posflany
odberatelnm. Zcela jednoduse:
Kdyby postovnf zakonny toho do
volily mohli by tito PAM nejen pc
sflati lidem sve casopisy zadarmo
ale jest4 kazdemu zdarma dati cen
nou premii. Ptiainna toho je Re
dostavajf obrovske sunny "a OMAN
KY. coz Sc patrns vyplacf oznamo-
vatelHm, jinak by toho necinili.
TAX pffkladu sbornfk Ladies
Home Journal eta 81 "a jedinkou
fadku v rubrice oznamkove, jed
nou uvefejnit; $4,000 "a jednu
stranu uvnitf $1,000 "a zadnf
stranu ma deskach. Tato magazf-
ma ma asi 70 stran a vychazf ttd-
ne. Ponevac dobre dv4 tfetiny
obsahu isou oznAmky, kazdS 81
snadno vypoete co majitelove kaz-
df t5den "a oznamky obdrzf. Jest
to neuv9fitelne. Takovych sbor-
nfkG je vice Soustatf.
Chamberlain. a. PfiSti yelk4
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-06
DOMAC( zPRAvY.

Yankton We stfedu.
Karel Mach byl v Yankton ve
Gtvrtek "a obchodem.
Louis Caba byl manzelkou '
Yankton minuly patek.
Spsgat do samovazatd ma pro.
del u Jos. Skorpik & Co.
Barva ma stfechy a mastale pc
soc. gallon u Vaukd.
Slecna Elsie Haklova Yankton
jest zde navstevou u pfatel.
Tabule do oxen vsech merach
lie dostati v Quealov9 skladu.
Velkt potet zdejsfho Ida slavil
Gtvrteho Tyndall a " Utica.
Josef Hacickt byl navstevou u
pfatel v Niobrara minuly ttden.
: Karel Herman cd Wittenburg
byl zde nAvstevou ma zaGatku tyd-
ne.
Josef Novotnt, Jan KosAk a ia
kub Sedlacek byli Yankton v
pondelf.
SleGna DELTA Smolfkova Tyn-
dali je zde navstevou v dom&cnos-
ii Jos. Skorpfka.
Zarntslfte- Ii stav6t male neb
velke. dejte vypocet j. Fl. Queal,
usetffme YAM penfze.
Velkt poGet lidu Sc sicastnil
plesh ade pof&danych ma vecer
ctvrteho cervence
Vojtech Novak a jeho manzelka
byli navstevou u pfatel v Chas
Mix okresu tento tyden.
Jan Kos4k 20 kratsf navst9v4
u Josefa Novotnyho odjel We site
du do sveho domova v Chicago.
Pr. Franka Jandy Chicago a
81. Marie Jandova z Yankton sem
pfijely ma navstevu We stfedu.
Karel Nedved, tesaf. koupil
Ford AUTOMOBILE kterf drive VAST
nil Frank SedlaGek cd Mercantile
Co.
Jan Kotalik koupil pekny E. M
T. 80 AUTOMOBILE pro Gtyry osoby
tento tyden cd zdejsi Mercantile
Co.
Richard Cacek. 17-letf, sem pfi
jel We stfedu re stare vlasti by Sc
zde usadil. Ma zde til starsf brat
ry.
j. F. Haney a jeho hosi rovnaji
cestu hned u mesta ktera vede ma
vfchod. Komisaf Wagner ma pra
CT dohlfzf.
Adolf Slama odjel We ttvrtek do
Omahy pro sveho otce jenz SO v
tamnf nemocnici naleza v leceni
svych OFF.
Name nekolik tun spagatu do
vazaGI ma prodej. Sezona Dude
brzy zde a jest cas- by jste Sc zaso-
bill. Tabor Mercantile Co.
Pfistf nedeli 8 cervence Dude
zde har v mic mezi Wagner a Ia
borem, Obs Getty patti mezi nej-
lepsi anatersk6 Getty a hra Dude "a
jimava.
Jan Kotalik a ieho manzelka by
Ii v Charles Mix okresu minult
pGtek ma prohlidce pozemkd. ia
kub Wagner je tam veil ma auto
mobilu.
Frank Carda a ieho delnfcf dohJ
tovili novou residence ma farme j..
F. Slamy ktera je o jednom pos
chodi je stavena do uhlu, lex2S
a 1884.
S. Pauly mattel zdejsiho mi nu
a jeho manzelka z Miller jeho
yet a dcera z Miller jsou zde nav
stevou. Jeho yet Sc jmenuje j.
W. Champion.
Josef Rezac, Frank SedlaGek a
AL Jezewski odjeli do Sioux City
minulS patek a vratili Sc sobotu
) novfm Moon 80 automobilem
kter5 koupil Frank Sedlacek cd
Mercantile Co.
w. w. Bouska z Yankton a je-
no mala dcerka byli navstevou u
dedeeka a babicky zde We stfedu.
Vaclav mas ujistil re most res re-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-06

Chamberlain, A. Pfisti velke
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81 vybrali ty nejlepsf.
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az $500 akr; asi 500 ctvrt sekci
je odhadnuto ma So az 81 akr a
zbyvajicf 200, 900 akr6, ktere byly