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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ElKO co.
OlD,FASHIONEO BOY PASSED

What has become Of the cid
fashioned boy who al ways had his
pockets full of the treasured loot
OF youth? What has. become of the
lad who carried barlow knife a
couple Of hundred feet of kits
string and fish line. a dozen
marbles. a piece of chalk and a
few washers and spike nails
around secreted in his .voluminous
pockets? No one ever sees him
any more. He does not inhabit
the streets or the vacant lots.
He doesn't 60 to school and II he
did the modern wiseacres would
hold him up at the entrance ard
relieve him of his treaures. What
then has become of him? Where
has he gene? d,
Boy lovers say that the small
fiat has driven him out and he has
developed into something not
nearly &c wholesome or else he
has become extinct. They claim
that the passing of the real home
has caused the normal boy to be-
come tough little reprobate. who
oftenlimes finds his way into the
reform school or the home for
juvenile delinquents. all because
he has no chance any more to do
the things that the young male
human wants to do. The cramped-
up fats have no room In them for
the modern boy. There Is hardly
enough room for sleeping and
eating and other absol. tely
necessary things. Even the wood
shed. the particular province of the
ANAL boy. has become the
recognized method for keerng
warm. - Exchange.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
GROWING ROOSTER
49,. .... EASILY SILeNCEO

How to keep a rooster from
Growing until you are ready to get
up is the problem that Chief of
Police McWeeny, of Chicago. has
been called upon to solve, and
with the assistance of William
Luthardt. he has succeed.
Recently the Chicago Tribun E
published an article tina, told of
the chiefs success in suppressing a
GROWING cock that disturbed his
early morning slumbers. Since
then he has received so mary
requests for h is recipe II at Stcre-
tary Luth ardt has had printed a
little folder for distribution. This
folder says:
1T is natural for a rooster to
crow but in order to do so he
umst raise his head. A simple
device to stop the bird from crow
ing is to nail board twelve inches
above the perch in the chicken
coop. iris will prevent the
rooster from raising its head to
the proper angle for Growing,
therby suppressing the clarion
notes."
ecretary Lutkardt has decided
not to apply for a patent as he
wishes all citizens to have the full
benefit of his idea" without cost
to them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
CALIFORNIA; WEIGHING
CAUSES REMARKS

The Sacramento Rec EDITORIAL y
says:
In ruling that the State Con.
troller legally could not turn over
the reward of $1,000 to the
Sheriff's posse from Modoc county
for killing off a band Of Indian
murderers, because the Governor
posted offer required hem to be
"ar rested and convicted" the
Attorney General raised q tech mic.
ality that may have bad effect on
future manhunts.
Hereafter officers who 90 after
murderers and thieves. accept all
the risks and submit to all the
hafdships. are likely first to
inquire before starting off.
In the case of the Modoc
Indians, It was obviously i'm
possible to take them alive. They
were desperate. having killed two
or. three men, and were keen to
kill more. In fact, they did kill
one of the Sheriff's deputies in the
pitched battle that followed the
meeting in Nevada. Any attempt
to take them alive would have cost
several more lives.
Such being the case. the reward
should have been paid to the men
without taking advantage Of any
technicality. They performed a
service for which 1000 each could
hardly compensate them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11

that will respond more quickly to
his efforts.
Just such an example came to
notice from the Northwest this
week. Making several stakes and
losing them in the development Of
other properties, this mans ex :
Derience of forty years has not
affected his optimism. his faith in
the future, nor has 1t caused his
enthusiasm to wane. Today hn is
developing a silver property that
is declared to be one of the best in
that section, and has as we'll q
geld placer that Is awaiting it's
turn at development.
The optimism Of the prospector
carries him over the hard places,
and leads him on to the bonanza
that IS the goal of each. The call
of the hills Is never ending.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
PR0SPECTOR A
BORN HPTIMIsT

1t is an interesting fact that u
true prospector seldom or never
becomes discouraged in his search
for valuable minerals. His
optimism is Of the kind that never
fl ags, but holds steadfast and true
to his dying day. says tile Tonopah
Bonanza.
When once a man has fairly
started upon the quest for mineral
wea 9TH the fascination of the
pursuit is such that his love for it
holds throughout life. He is as
the hunter who never tires of
engaging in the chase, and who,
when the strength of early man.
hood is gore, loves to glory in the
achievements Of the past and is
ever ready to give of the fruits Of
his experience.
This has been iven striking
Illustration during the past few
months when old-time prospectors
by the scores have gone into the
hills. Men who had gone to eastern
stat es, men who had retired to the
cities or for various causes had
given up the pursuit of q golden
bonanza for the sake of supplying
immediate needs, have come forth
again and are spending the sum
mer in roaming the hills. Ever
before them is held the hore that
the great mine for which they
have sought in past years may
this time be found. Optimistic as
ever, with firm belief in the
ultimate attainment of their goal,
they are searching with the
enthusiasm of youth.
Even though the prospe stor may
have struck It rich In his younger
days, the fascination Of tn.
pursuit is still as strong ss ever,
and though he may have de.
termined to settle down to the
prosaic business of mining, the
lure If the summer, the call of the
bills, is as a powerful magnet
leading him to try his luck once
more.
The possibilities are, too. that
the proceeds of one find, the sale
of a property, will 20 into the
development of another property.
and with money gone he will
strike into the hills again with the
expectation OK finding property
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
IN HIS PANTS pocket

L. c. Hanna the brother of the
late extinguished Mark Hanna,
when, testifying before the con-
gressional investigating committee
the other day said: o.
ut IL fact that j.. P. Morgan
and his associates put $50, 900. 900
at the same time into the banks to
Calm the storm.
Did Morgan and his associates
have that money in their pants
pockets. -.
From what source did they get
$50. 600. 900?
Did they hire drays to cart that
money to the banks? -
1t would have taken a good many
drays to have hauled that amour,
insgold or even in ordinary bills.
Did they scoop it into the banks
with scoop. or was II actually
counted?
How long would II have taken
the bank force to count that
amount Of money?
Is It the habit of Morgan 10
carry, around $50, 900. 0OO?
II he does not carry It around
with him, where does he keep it? .
II the Observer had been
present and allowed to do so. we
would have asked Mr.. Hanna
those questions. ..
There is another question we
would have asked: II it is a fact
that Morgan put $50, Opo. 900 Of
gold into the banks at one time,
does il not prove that the money
was In the banks all the time, but
hsd been withdrawn from deposit,
and oil that wac necessary to put
II into the banks" was the change
Of 9 few figures on the bank
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11

books? Dies not the claim that
Morgan put in the banks $50. O0O.-
900 at ore time prove that it
had been technically" with
drawn. and produced the very
conditions that it is said Morgan
relieved. Every man who has any
considerable knowledge of bank
ing and money knows that tory is
a fake from beginning to end
st Joseph Observer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
. ORDINANCE No.

An Ordinance To prevent The
Keeping Of Any Swine Within
The Limits Of Any Unincorporated
City Or Town In The County Of
Elko, State OF Nevada.
The Board of County Commits
sioners in and for the County of
Elko. State of Nevada. do enact as
follows:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person or persons. firm,
company. or corporation owning
dny swine to keep. or allow the
same to remain. within the
limits of any unincorporated
city or town in the County of
Elko, State OF Nevada, and any per-
son or persons. firm, company. or
corporation ST. offending shall
be deemed guilty Of a misde-
meanor and subject to fine not
less than ten nor more than one
hundred and fifty dollars and costs,
and ue sentenced to remove such
swine within five days, and upon
failure 80 to do, any constable or
deputy sheriff having Jurisdiction
over such unincorporated city or
town, shall remove such swine at
once. and all necessary expenses so
incurred shall be added as costs.
and upon failure to pay such COS Is
within five days. such officer is
hereby authorized and empowered
to sell such swine SO rem wed, and
after paying all necessary costs he
shall pay over the remainder, if
any. to the owner or owners.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force on and
after the LIST day. Of September,
1911.
Approved August 9th 1911.
VIM. Willis,
Chairman Of the Board Of
Commissioners.
[Seal]
Attested Fred C. Voight
County Clerk and Ex.Officio Clerk
of the Board of County Commits
sioners.
by H. c. Sproule deputy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
GOV. APPOINTS MEN TO
SELECT SITE At FAIR

Governor odiie yesterday after
noon appointed Hon. P. l.. Flanagan
and Attorney General Baker as
comm issioners of the State of Me-
Vada to act with him in the
selection of site and to arrange
for The Nevada exhibit at the
Panama Pacific international Ex-
position to be held:in San Fran.
cisco In 1916.
This Is the first move on behalf
Of the state to secure the best
possible site for the Nevada build.
ing. and the commissioners will
exert themselves in securing a
location that will reflect credit on
the state, and the action taken by
the Governor at this time Is to
enable the commissioners to be
among the first who will make APP
plication for desirable ground
space at the hig fair. ..s'r...
The gentlemen appointed by the
Governor on this important mat.
ter are unquestionably we'll fitte d
70 the work they are about to
undertake as they are personally
acquainted with all the directors
Of the Exposition. Company. end
are In a position to secure q site.
second to none on the exposition
grounds. 80
? Thee Appointmenis' carry
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11
The First "cowbov..-

Cowboy" was once a sinister word
ia hmericar politics. In the Revolu.
.onary war the cowboys" were a
set OF Tories In Westchester county,
New York. popularity so-called because
OF the brutal roughness with which
they treated their whig or rehs,
neiShoors. II was. no doubt. In
memory OF them that the name OF
cowboys" was given In 1851 to Ger.
tain people in Connecticut and other
parts OF New England who were a,
most secessionists.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-11

absolutely no compensation, and
all the expensss incurred Ly the
commissioners will have to be-. aid
by themsclves.-Carson News
The Washington herald., 1911-04-09

Men, Don't Miss This or
Shirt Sale-Sl.50 Values Nv
We place on sale Tomorrow Mems Department the
biggest bargain in Mems Shirts that have or Will offer
The lot consists of all Sizes Plain Striped Soisete (s
and nen) material of very high luer and beautiful quality
Made either with soft attached collar and cuffs or with neck
band and double turn-back French cuffs Positively 02
$150 values Selling tomorrow at only.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-09
Boys Easter Suits

\ large line Of spring effects in Double-breasted
Suits; sizes 6 to H.
$500 values in fancy and navy blue fabrics. S1.9S
$4OO values in fancy and navy blue fabrics. .S2.9S
81 90 values in French worsteds ds So SO
800 values in all-wool cashmere, dust and
rainproof excellent finish. Special. ..... 498
Extra values in Spring Refers, red, tan. and
grav fabrics including shepherds plaid and navy
blue serge, respectively.
Positively $500 vaues-Easter price 19S
Positively $4OO values-Easter price ....... .$29S
Positively $500 vaues-Easter price ....... 1888
The Washington herald., 1911-04-09

72-inch Bleached Irish Table Damask; sll9 81 90
quality Special yard
o the durable patterns to select
from
IS Extra Bleached Scotch Napkins $50 80 m
In shot feurde-lis, clover ribbon and thistle patterns
Size Double Thread Hemmed Turkish Or
Hemstitchcd Damask Table Sets, consisting of one
HemStitched TdblccOth and dozen ~ S6 Sl
inch Llemstitched Napkins match; 500 value
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-01

k0, NJ omen vojhk dobnA1 byl M
blou litosli X sebeyrazdt Druzi
dya yojdci byli dhni DO ydzby a
yysetfoyhDi zabdjeno, ~ polo6'
fedn6 ozn6iDen0 bylo, ~ sp0r me
n CinGn u luakem bude smlr1f
vyroyDan arbitraei
ANGLE,
Lawrence 0inneIj, risky posla
nee naetoBalislieky y North West
meoth, Je1a uyeteJnlI soukrop$
dopis, ' D6ma byla yeliee DepTz
hjVh Ddauf ~ mIuy6iio RDhmoyBy
Lowtbera, byl snspendoVhD ~ jes
don iyde6 pro p0r15ehj priyileji
dOun p0slaGeh, @ ' H. james
paIli ddyaI Hhl JiH pryDi ~.
ehdnek, ~ nbDa ~ sdfastDili H.
jemuik Phillips u JIM 6fedniei od
ameriekfb0 yysIonectya Nhybtt.
w byla d0sli yeIkG, n6koIiy poem.
81 oebyIo pnzniyf, =~ V Cornish
" radioySch diIu6ob byl D6bodou
uGiD61 0bjey, N radium M yelky
yliy bn tfpytbost drabok0mi q
.zyI6btt diau0ntb, jimz prop1jfu
je DeobytejDou brilnDln0sf ~ Y
LjyerpooIu ~ pfosI@cb6, ze pfe.
.playDf spoleGnost Cunnrdom Il ",
Iez1irni sp0le6b0st ranadian
Northerb K0iIway Co., bodInji ~
spojitj stron Iodui doprayy mezi
Bristoleu, LjyerpooIem q Kama,
dOU,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-01

eesko.ameriek6 literature w SVEN
ylastnim z6Jpu jist6 Deodepfou
yydayatejstyo u reJakes
p0krok1 IhpadD,
1l17sDt9 w. ~. uI,, Omaha, Neb,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-01
KyseIka odyolal no X nejyybaimt
soudn,

Die telegram, ;1er} jsmc OBJ.
drzeIi \ New Y0rbn od .krajana
j Patdka, 10 80 rokd odsouzeny
lrajan kyaelkd odVoial ~ X nej,
yysbimu stdtnimu soudu v Trep,
ton, ~ j We bIizI slibnjc nam
sddIiii dopisem
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Panum pfedpIatitelim

Name jen malou zasobu kalen-
IdArn - a sice "Pecirkhv" q
"Velky slovansky". Protoz, kdo
by sobe kalendAfe pfAl, necht 81
pospisi, pokud jeSte zasoby name.
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v ZAJMU CESKO.A .AMERICKE
PUvODNf LITERATUEY.
Pohok ZApadu vypisuje konkurs.
v Omaze zaklAdA 10 stAlA IiterAr.
nj spolecnost, ktsrA kazdoroc.
nj venuje 500 M dobrou
prAci literArni,

Jsinr psali 0 heskO'amerlckem no
yiphfMW n sitz0yali jsue Vi pfi
ION DO yclmi nepntrnf p6yodno'
sti, Dahrnzoyant M 10 tim vice pfa.
eemj nntor6 ~ stare ylasti nBeb6
yysiHzky 4 teskych novin, Spo,
IN jsme uyedli dhyody, proc ~ n
vi tax Y fesk0.americkfm 1oyin6f
AW deje. D6yody ty nemffily
snad -- opakujeme 10 jestf jed,
Dou protj yseG 6eskSm Iistdm y
yyjimkon Pokrokn MpadU. Byly
proti t0mnio n0mifeBy u 10 jen
Y zAjmu besk0.amcriekh Iiterntns
ry p6yodDi Jsme pfesyfdfeni, ze
tu dnes Iitcraturn iak0y1 Mhvh, u
pfesyfdfeui 10 taky dok6zeme
tim, zo, od pHMfbo GisIa potinaji
&c. budeme uyefejGoyati ukhzky \
desko ameriek6 poesir, beIIetrie,
dramatiekt Iiteratury n price W.
dcckf,
D1ufhmo, ~ tat0 upfimn6 n p0s
etiV6 mfp6Da snah0 hase dOjde nj
lezitfbo uzndni Y DejAirAich kru.
zich neien uasebo GienGfstva, ale
! mcn thmi, kierych tgkh ~ bez,
proaFednf, mezi tcsko,ameriek%.
mi Iiterhty. kter}m N kindly slnS,
ny u eeunS pffsphyek budeme u
duke ydttngmi jminem d0brf VI.
ci, heron podDik6me, Abychom
pax mezi mimi yzbudili bilejM zh,
jem a spoln ! dhvtru ~ sDaha na.
se Je zceIa yhznou = w pfi skroys
nf"h prostfedeieh w}eh name VI.
II jcn nejlepN, yypigujeme timto
koukIrs IA nejIepN llicr6fni prh-
ri ifeui een1ni pryni A25, dfuhh
sl5 tfeti $40, Pro dalU price. o
kiergch by ~ pOfoia zmiUila =
pocbvaIngm nzndnim, yyhrazuje.
me si prbyo tisku festuOu zmfn.
koU Porota budc tfftIenDh u ne
budp = nj nikd0 u1heho zlv0dn
RuhopisD6, dosud niltde nctistlue
price (bhsc6, p0yidks. arebO dra
maiickh scfBa), nepfesahpjicf ron
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IMuNm

mW Hmlf
fu ID umFu Et6ma imtal9
simfu trw NJ
Hh rfH WaiaH h Wt ahit 81
C8ion kl,i Tan pfl leiapa,los
hunhf is,lrn slun ralnlhi NJ n9la
alpl l'tiat ,,rAiil ~, "a sloaa
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zpravy zahranitnd
CEt1IY

Vysledby posledbibo eeDsn Y
Ceebbeb, jez byly prayb DyefeJ'
D6ny, dhlaji mDoh0 starosti meme
Iekym straDAm poIitjek$m v t6to
fisi, OisIieo pkazuji praDepatrnS
yzrnst v ncmeekyeh t0yhrGjeb di'
stflktecb eesk$eb, PraU ~, ~
stuguaee V B6meekyeh dlstrikieeb
je \ yeIiItf 66sti zaVj0fna nepiiza
pivymi ekoD0miekymi n Dezdra
y0tmmi pOmfry, jelikoa yBemobon.
! n miIioDdWti toydrniei ptekhzeji
mist1im Gfad1m, aby pr0yedepy
Ibyly Dutnf refOrmy, ObytDb po.
Imhry nikterak se BezlepbiIy NJ
sledkem t0hO, He d6lDiej js0u m.
ephni w spinayyeb pitbyteieb,
Her& jsou najetkem toy6ruik6
CeIf rodiDy Y ufkter$eb pf1pa
deeb bydIeji V jednom pokoji
Toy6fniei donneuji proydaDb ze.
ny, aby TAKE praeoVajy, tyrdice
Ne Y tom p1padf, kdW jeDom jed
90 migtnost je jim prop0j@eDd, ~
4 nj museji b$ti prneoyDi SLY,
kdW Hena nem1ze prae0ymi, tn
musi n witt DtItoho X sob6 m byt,
aby byIo yyboybno podmiDkdm
IkladeDSn toyApUikcm, V feskgeb
distrikteeb kuItura je dalek0 yy5
Il mimo 10 poIitickg yliv toyar
Gik1 je dalcko menO ObytDA u.
staboyeDi jsoD yyDne0y1Do, move
dOmy pro d6Iuiby stayfDy n oby.
yatelsyu 80 poskytnje pfilezitost
pro pfIrozeny yzrbst u ySyoj, -
yzbledem * ostrfmu b0ji, kierS
zuH mezi cecby u Nhmei v ce.
chdeh, pomfp} yzr0a tfcbto
rdss j. yfei yysokG poIitickf d6Ie
zit0sii,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-03-01

SIavn} hesly eest0yaiel u spiso,
yatd II, SL Vrhz poslnI MN \
fleyelnndu New Yorku teIe.
gram, ge kterfn nam sd6Iuje, ~
" 0b0u mtstech miBtui odbory
cesko AmcHckf N6rodni Rddy
js6n zal0zeGy.
Kysclka odyolal no X nejyybsimu
soudn.
Die telegram, ider} jsme OBJ.
drzeIl \ New Y0rkn od .krajana
j. I'at1ka, 10 80 rOkh odsOrzeny
kraJan kyAelkd odsoial ~ X nej,
yys5irnu st6tnimu sOudu V Tren,
ton, y. j We blizm slibnje nam
sd6liii dopisem,
Nova smlouva Japanskem.
President Taft zaglaI senatu
test move smlouvy Spojenych
Stdld y JHpanskcm, kterl ma ma,
hraditi InIonyu 4 r, 1894 d yypra-
rOyhna byla hlaynt X tim Gmy-
AIom, ably byla odstrdnfna japan
skfuu pfist6hovaIcctW DO Spojc,
n}oh Stain uIozcnA obmrzcni. --
IIIavnim rozdicm mezi 0An0You
nov" smIouyy n smlOuyou stAva-
iici Jest ~ v move sml0nyG neGini
80 /idnh Nninkd . 0bmrzeni pfi
tirhoyalen Jnponska nybrz
smlouya zalolenn jest na japon.
skdm nhrodnim udeni, ze obneze,
nj linz isou pfistdhovalci vc ysc.
ohonnosll podrobcni, isou proyd-
dfm v japonsk}oh pistayech,
tai, hby ye Spoieuyrh Stitreh ne
tlnrhdzelo K tfenicim. V osnoy6
nov" smlouyy se urtuio, he kazda
= chou zemi mulc smlnuW pn sc
stmdituim ieii rrydm yypovedt.
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Roosevelt v 1l0ze Samaritana.

Roosevelt v 1loze Samaritana.
n New Yorku Ne oznamuje: u
plotu, ktery obrazuje park Ora
mercy, stdl maIy hoch q plakal.
Dya muzi, ktcn krhteli okolo, a.
stayill No II D6ho q jcdeD y nicb,
nevelily, ale siIny, ptal sc no:
|"Co pax We ii stale, chIapGeY" --
"ItratiI jsem sc," odpov6dH
boch. "Abyebom jej dodaIi Elan
neJlymu, nenysIite plnkoynikuY"
ptal sc muz, PAX yedIi bocba ma
Ipolicejni stapici Tam byl serzant
I'IanneIIy prekyapen, spatfiv
pred sebou bSyaltho syGho pred.
stayenfbo, uddelnika ncw,yorskf
poIicie n pozddji presjdcnta
RooseyeIta, Druhy muz byl pIu-
koynfk i. V. Greene, ktcry byI
ltooseveltoyym nhstupcem ma
GelnjctW poIicie, Serzant pov6-
|dtI hochovi, kdo json jebo za-
chr6nci u kIuGlk zustal nan kou-
kat i oteyfenymi 1sty, Prayil, ze
se jmcnujc Albert Gunct a pfijcI
rodi6i \ MonogahcIy, Pa, 4 nj
ImIz druby den mA nastoupit lodi
vet rokl star,
Mohou 81 vybrat sami.
Odsouzenf yGz1ov6 We state Ne
yada nohou VOLT zpdsob smrti,
bude-li pfijat zdkou, vyprdcoyany
kolnjsi pro trestni zakon a pfcdlo-
zeny Legislature, a sice bud IA
stfeleni, ob6seni Ii otravu Bylo
by uziyano k otrav6 kyseliny
kyapovodikovt, jejiz nepatrne
mnozstvi staGi k rycblGmu usmr-
ceni, Ma Idbvi bude vytistGno:
"Ide jest dostateGnt mnozstvi
Ikyselipy kydnovodikovG, ably zpn-
sObilo okamzitou smrt. Jste oprav-
men pozitj j k tomu 1Gclu, abyste
proved rozsndck smrti, zakonn6
yynescny prot ydm." kdyby cd
souzenec zyolil jed potom jej ne
cht6I pozit, byl by ob6scn.
Farmaf- f-obr zemrel.
Lamb Graves, nejsiln6jSi muz
We stAtu Texas a jcdcn \ nejvtt-
sich lidi V SOustati zemfel nedale-
k0 San Antonia. Graves byl pra-
wynn obrem, 7 stop 3 palce vyso-
kym a vail $50 Iiber Byl farma-
rem bydlel po pet let Y Bexdr
okresu. Pravi Sc, ze mel sfIu tfi
obyGejnych NUN IA dovcdl zkro-
tit konG a jina zvffata zcela lehce.
l}yI velmi ylidnym "A vystfihal Sc
sirsi spolccnosti. Mnoho 2abav-
nych mistnosti uGinilo mu nabid-
ky, on vSak .e Zdmit, .IeItO po-
hrObnilS ncmohl dostati pro mrtvO-
IN p0statitelnOu rakry, Zlstala lc-
zet Y mdrnici. dokud zvldStni ra-
KEY nrhudc zhntnvena IemfclV
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