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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
ARBoR DAY.
; t- SAs'

= Governor. Burke has designated =
= Friday, April 80, as Arbor and =
= Bird day. On that day, all the +
= public schools will hold exercises =
+ tending TO instill into the minds i
= Of the children the Importance Of +
= tree culture. Trees will be plant =
=. ed and the school grounds improv. =
+ ed; The following paragraph is =
= from the pen of E. J. Taylor, sup +
+ erintendent Of public instruction: =
= 81 would suggest that Arhor =
= Day, 1911, be made memorable by 4
+ doing things. 1t is proper that +
+ portion Of the day be set apart !
= for suitable literary exercises but =
I. do rot let this feature of the work 4
+ oyershsdoW,. or take the place Of 7
+ the, work of putting the school I
= grounds in order. The greatest =
+ portion of the day may be, and I
+ should be, devoted to the work on i
+ the school grounds. The school 4
+ board, teachers and pupils should +
+ all work together on that day for =
+ the purpose Of removing all refuse I
= matter that may have accumula-t =
= ed during the winter. and the =
= planting of trees, shrubs. flow \
= ers and otherwise identifying tine =
+ school grounds. Let this year be I
+ year of work with the object of =
+ making the school grounds Of the I
= state beauty spots on the broad )
n prairies Of North Dakota. 7
= The department Of public in I
+ struction has gotten out a most !
+ excellent pamphlet on Arbor and i
+ Bird day. 1T contains great !
+ many suggestions for literary pro. I
+ grams, sAitable poetry and much =
+ valuable information in regard to =
+ the planting Of trees from the I
+ pen of Professor Waldron, the :,
\. we'll known horticulturist. i
+ It also contains valuable infor. !
+ nation concerning the bird life :;
+ in the state. The pamphlet gives ::
+ many ideas for civic improve i
+ ment and the identifying of the I
+ city.
+++ 1
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

reports Of the various secretaries. In
the evening musical program was
given at the library, several OF the
most delightful numbers being con-
tributed by the out of town guests. Fol
lowing the program short social ses-
sion was enjoyed.
Tuesday the business meetings were
continued and the ladies attended the
afternoon concert Of the symphony
Orchestra. H.. -....
Plans for the state meeting were dis
cussed and every effort will be made
to make the meeting one of the best
ever held in the state
Mrs. Roberts of Cando was selected
as secretary.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
TO PLANT TREES
PARK BOARD ANXIOUS TO DO ITS
SHARE IN BEAuT1FY1NG THE
BoULEvARDs.

A meeting of the Park Board was
held last Friday evening at which it
was decided to purchase at least *wo
thousand shade trees to be used in sett.
ing out along the streets this year. The
experiment was tried last year but lack
Of water hampered their growth. The
Board is an excellent one and the citi
zens can rest assured that everything
possible will be done towards making
the plan this year a success.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
HANNA FOUGHT THE
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT
Characterized It As Unrepub'ican and
One Sided Against the Farmer. :

Washington, April 17.-Reprcstnta-
tive Hanna Of North Dakota spoke
against reciprocity today Hc occu-
pied the attention of the house for
thirty minutes. He argued that it was
not Republican and not fair to the
farmers. cit puts the farmers pro-
duets on the free list ana gives him no
benefit in return.'' representative
Hanna declared Representative Helse'
sen will spak, tomorrow.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
CLUB WOMEN NET
FEDERATION WOMEN OF SECOND
DISTRICT MET IN THIS CITY
THE FIRST OF THE WEEK.

With an interesting business meet
ing, excellent programs and the added
enjoyment of the Symphony Orchestra,
the meeting of the Federated Clubs Of
the Second district held in this city
the first of the week proved highly sue
cessful. A large number of out of
town delegates were in attendance and
are profuse in their praise of the hospi-
tality they received.
Monday afternoon short business
meeting was held, which included the
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
CAN GO TO CAMP
DE-. s1H3ER OF, THIS CITY DEs
IoNATED AS REPRESENTA-
TIVE FROM THIS STATE.

DR.: Sihler of this city and Capt. R.
A. Thompson Of Fargo have been des-
ignated as the two officers to represent
North Dakota at the manouevers now
taking place in Texas. The officers will
remain there for two weeks, taking the
place of the first detail sent some time
ago. The trip should prove most de-
lightful one.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

F. B. Conger, formerly agent for the
Great Northern in this city has accept
ed position at Crosby in the western
part of the state. Mr.. Conger was sue
ceeded here by P. G. Keaveny Of Grand
Forks, who will move his family to
this city in the near future.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

A meeting of the Junior Audubon
Society will be held this Saturday af-
ternoop at the home Of Mrs. VIM.
Falger, corner Uline and Third street,
at 3 o 'clock. This will be the last meet
ing of the society this season and it
is hoped that all members will be pres
ent.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
WANTS MATCH.

+ Ed. Doran of Crystal hereby I
+ challenges McGurren, the Crary I
4. wrestler, to a bout for side bet 4
+ of 800. !
+ Wrestling fans Of this vicinity I
I. ahve been trying for some time 4
i. to get those two men together. 4
+ Both are good men and bout be- 4
+ tween them would prove big at 4
+ traction. Wrestling enthusiasts I
+ here will be glad to&;see those 4
+ men meet in the near future.
+ 4
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
Changed Hands

The Northland Ice Cream company
formerly owned by B. J. Ness has been
sold, Mr.. E. F. Hameken being the new
manager.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

Ice cream in bricks, 40c, any flavor.
Delivered to any residence. Orders
must be in by Saturday night. Tenn
porary phone, Ness drug store.
-Northland Ice Cream Co.,
e. F. Homeken, Mgr.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

CONTINUED on page ny.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21
GOOD ICE CREAM

+ + **++*+*+***** + .
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

Bismarck, April ls.-Progress in the
Cowan trial was inpeded today when
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-21

An amusing incident of the morning
session was when Alex. Curray, far
mer and merchant at Cando, testified
he had not known Judge Cowan even to
take drink during the last two years,
and knew of one occasion when the ac-
cused refused to imbibe. He said he
called on the judge while holding court
at Cando last December and invited
him to go to his residence and have
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-09-26

ST. Cecilia. the celebrated martyr OF
Rome, has remained II OF the mos
interesting p~ersOnaGes OF history ioi
close to twenty centuries. ohe na9
quite frequently been glorlfled IN the
fine arts and in poetry, n she Is one
of the most v~enerated martyrs or an
tiouity. Her feast has been celebrated
in the Roman Church since the fourth
century on November p.
st. Cecilia was a Roman lauy OF
good family, and, having been educa-
ted as a Christian, was desirous OF
devoting herself to heaven Oy j lie
of celibacy. Compelled by her par
ents to wed a young nobleInan named
Valerianus she succeeded in cpavert-
ing her husband and his brother 10
Christianity, and afterwards shared
with them the honor Of martyidOin.
When, after the celebration OF the
marriage, n couple retired TO the
wedding chamber Cecilia told Valeri-
anus thai she was betrothed to an
angel who jealousy guarded her body
therefore Valerianus must take care
not to violate her virginity. Valera
nus wished to see the angel, where
upon Cecilia sent him to the third
milestone on the Via Appia, where he
should meet Bishop (Pope) Urbanus.
V~aleriarus obeyed, was baptized by
the Pope. and returned a ChristiIn to
Cecilia. An angel then appeared 10
the two and crowned them with roses
and lilies. When TiburtiuS, the broth
er Of Nalarianus, came to them, he.
too, was won over to christianity.
AS jealous children Of the Faith,
both brothers distributed rich aims
and buried the bodies Of the confes-
sors who had died for Christ. The
project. Turcius Almachius, condemn
ed them to death; an officer of the
project Maximus, appointed to exc
cute this sentence, vas himself con-
verted and suffered m~artyrdom with
the two brothers. Their remains were
buried in one tomb by Cecilia. Aid
now Cecilia herself was sought by the
officers of the project. Before she was
taken prisoner she arranged that her
house should be preserved rs a place
Of worship for the Roman Church
After a glorious profession of faith
TUESDAY -l1,nr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-09-26
No. saint CECILIA.

ST. Cecilia was condemned to be suffo-
Gated in the bath of her own house,
but as she remained unhurt III the
overheated room the project had her
decapitated in that place. The eNecu
toner let his sword fab three times
without separating the head from the
runk, and fed, leaving the virgin
bathed in her own bloOd. She lived
three days, made dispositions IN ia
vor OF the poor, and provided hat af-
ter her death her house should be ded-
icated as a church Urbanus burie I
her among the bishops and the con-
f~essors, i. e., in h catacomb Of Cal
ixtus. The date on which Cecilia SUI
fered martyrdom is not known.
ST. Cecilia is regarded as the pa
troness of church music and of music
generally; but the reason for her
holding this office is not very satisfac-
tory explained. DR.. Butler say that
it was from her assiduity in singing
the divine praises, the effect of which
she often heightened by the aid of an
nstrumen She is generally repre-
sented singing and playing on some
musical instrument or listening to
the performance of an angelic viSi-
tant. This last circumstance is de-
rived from an ancient legend which
relates that an angel was SO enrap
tured with her harmonious strains as
to quit the abodeS of bliss to visit the
saint. Dryden thus alludes to the in
cident in his ode for ST. Cecilia'S Day:
AT last divine Cecilia came,
l~nVentreSS Of the vocal fame;
The sweet enthusiast from her sacred
store,
Enlarged the former narrow bounds.
And added length to solemn sounds
In the church of ST. Cecilia in Ira
stevere at Rome (rebuilt on tAe site
of q church Ounde in the ninth
century,, she is represented as a re-
cumbent figure with the face down.
wards and a deep wound on the back
of her neck. evidently abiding to the
legend which say tina the execu-
toner, being unable to behead her,
left her half dead to linger three
days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-09-26
"REMINISCENCES OF SHERLOCK
HOLMES
CONTINUED from Page Three.)

Sherlock Holmes and I walked to-
gether to the High Street, where we
stopped at the shop of Harding
Brothers, whence the bust a been
purchased. A young a~ssisplnt in
formed US that Mr.. Harding would
be absent until after noon, and that
he was himself a newcomer, who
could give US no information. Holmes
face Shove his disappointment and
annoyance.
We'll, we'll. we can't expect to have
it all our own way, WATSON he said,
at last. we must come back in the
afternoon. if Mr.. Harding will not be
no doubt surmised, e~ndeavoring to
trace these busts to their source, in
order to find II there is not some
thing peculiar which may account
for their remarkable fate. Let US
max for Mr.. Morse Hudson. of the
Remington Road, and see if he can
throw any light upon the problem"
A drive Of an hour brought US to
the picture-dealer's establishment.
He was a small, stout man with a red
face and a peppery manner
Yes, sir. On my Very counter,
INC taxes for I don't know, when any
ruftian can come in and break ones
goods. Yes sir, it was I who sold
DR.. Barnicot his two statues Dis
graceful sir! A Nihilist plot--that's
what I make it. No one but an
anarchist would so about breaking
statues. Red republi. sns-that's
what | call EN-. Who did | get the
statues from? 1 don't see what that
has to do with it. Well, if you really
want to know. / got them from Gelder
and Co., in Church Street, Stepney.
They are a ~well-known house in the
trade, and lave been this twenty
years. How man. had I? Three
two and n are three-tWo of DR..
Ba~rnicot's, and one smashed in broad
daylight on my own n Do /
know that photograph? No, I don't.
Yes, l do, though. Why, it's Beppo.
He was a kind of Italian piece-Work
man. who made himself useful in the
shop. He could carve a bit and gid
and frame, and do odd jobs. The
fellow left me last week, and I've
heard nothing of him since. No, I
don't know where he came from nor
where he went to. 1 had nothing
against him while he was here. He
Was some two days before the bust
was smashed"
Well, that's all we could %reasona-
bly, expect from Morse Hudson said
Holmes, as we emerged from the
shop. W have this Beppo as a
common factor, Doth In Remington
and in kensington, so that is worth
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-09-26

a ten-mile drive. Now, Watson, let
us make for Gelder and Co, Of Step
ney, the source and origin of the
busts. I shall be surprised if we
don't get some help down there"
In rapid succession we passed
through the fringe Of fashionable
London, hotel London, theatrical
London, literary London, commercial
London, and, finally, maritime Lon
don, TIL We came to a riverside city
Of a hundred thousand souls, where
the tenement houses swelter and reek
With the outcasts Of Europe. Here,
in a broad thoroughfare, once the
abode Of wealthy city merchants, we
found the sculpture works for which
we searched. Outside was a considera-
bic yard full of monumental masonry.
Inside was a large room in which
fifty workers were carving or mould
ing. The manager, a big blonde Ger
man, received US civilly, and gave a
clear answer to all Holmes ques-
tons. A reference to his books show
ed that hundreds Of casts had been
taken from a marble copy of De-
vines head of Napoleon, but that the
three With had been sent to Morse
Hudson a year or so before had been
half of a batch of six. the other three
being sent to Harding Brothers, of
Kensington. There was no reason why
those six should be different to any
Of the other casts. He could suggest
no possible cause why anyone should
wish to destroy them-In fact, he
laughed at the idea. Their wholesale
price was six Shillings, but the re-
taller would get twelve or more. The
cast was taken in two mOulds from
each side of the face, and then these
two protiles Of plaster of Paris were
Joined together to make the complete
bust. The work was usually done by
Italians, in the DON we were in.
When finished, the bustS Were put on
a table in the passage to dry, and
afterwards stored. That was all he
could tell US.
But the production of the photo
graph had a remarkable effect upon
the manager. His face flushed with
anger, and his brows knotted over his
blue Teutonic eyes.
"Ah the rascal,' he cried. Yes,
indeed, l know him very we'll. This
has always been a respectable estab-
lishment, and the only time that We
have ever had the police in 1t was
over this very fellow. 1t was more
than a year ago now. He knitted
another Italian in the street, and then
he came to the works with the police
on his heels, and he was taken here.
Peppo was his name-his second
name | never knew. Serve me right
for engaging a man with such a face.
But he was a good workman-one
of the best
What did h get?"
The man lived and he got off with
a year. l have 70 doubt he. is ont
wv. but he has not dared to show
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-09-26
No Seven Women Martyrv,N

History has always attached much Importance to- the NunDef seven
OF all numbers here is no me which cOmnhnoeo IN q ns"r uN.T.CH
this charmed number and has wswn into tories on a variety OF saneet'
f. seGr. of sevens hesfnnng ga h unday ant continuing Turing the "eeA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-09-26

Tuesday-Char lotte Corday.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
HOLENf voUsU aneb
STRfHANf vLAsU
naystiyte startho znamtho
FRANK BOUTfNA,
cis. 2206 jiz. 10, ul., Omaha,
tblizc Sokoloyny.)
MOVE KULECNfKY.

Vyborne doutniky, tabak, GU
krovi jakoz ] znamenite obcerstvu-
jici soft" napoje. 1871
Doy1damc Sc, ze manzclnm
Yunoyym SO rozstonaIa dceruska
I'oaenka. Pfejeme j, by sc brzy
pozdravila.
~" U Kotery a Sloupa, Ger.
styt mdsIo . fanny 25c libra. oil
~ Pan Vac. Tesaf, nynGja
MATTEL Metzoyy sine, vykoupil od
Bratn Divisn velke zasoby zaru-
6enych lihovin jako: Sladka "A ky
seld yina, bondoye kofalky a zvla-
Ste znamenitou l6civou jalovco-
YOU, kterez ma gallonu IA vclmi
mirnt ceny k syatkhm yyproda.
20-3
~" Inamenit6 obcerstvuiief
napoje, vzorna obsluha a veskrze
vlidnt iednani ueinily nejoblibe.
n6jsim ntulkem hostinec, kterya
ma l3. a Dorcas ul., Omaha, vlastni
JOHN KRAJlCEK. Metzhv lie.
idk stale cerstyy ma depu a chut
nf lnne vzdy pc ruce. V lahvich
j ma eallony LEVINE prodava zaru.
Gene kofalky imp, domaci vina.
Objednejtc sobe ma zkousku zvla-
ste yyteene pfirodni domaci slad-
k6 vino Jest velmi lahodne a 81.
liy6 II
Y divadle l.yriek = pred
stayil 50 vefeinosti mladi hudeh-
nj dorost, poznstay.jici = 6eskyeh
a anglickych hak1'a latek naseho
ython6ho ueitcle hubby houslo-
yt hry, pana Frantiska Maeha
Skola, ~ X tomuto yeeirkn nebyl
lisknut a vydan program, nehof
hyehom 81 hsli radi sminili imp,
novil6 u nskter'eh poxoruhod
n}ch lalenteeh a 6spAsith pod
vterutm Neslenim pane Naeho
ySm TAX ua pfiklad mails "a
5ek ielen \ .lslskSeh iest6 kalho
lieh sklislil heufi poehsal, apra,
,hl ssslauicut "a Nclmi duhrS ha
na ieho sak pfimo ehdiyuho,lnS
|, vixen va hosl~lp Slahsi rs,hlavi
mA yalsi salihn 81 hts na plane
snail pfakliekshe slaeosm
h pFp,a hyly piaphlky ha veelFka
peeelnsii sssiaupsny a itA ens
tykaaals W. hfe IA lealo nAsirai
inamsnitS I-skr,k velml ,leheeu
nosinku savesll tclusl hu,lehni
skels, pFs.hlAsls : lesls,a is -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
Nase pfiznivce, ktefiz prah by
sobe nektery
KALENDAR
na rok 1912 jako
PREMII


upozorhujeme, ably SO hlasili d
mistniho jednatels, kteryz Jim o.
chotne poslouA. Name nasleduji.
ci druhy.
AMERIKAN kalendar iako
premie "a doplatek 30c. Jinak se
vsak prodava "a 80 centh.
vILfMKUv humoristicky ka.
lendaf jako premie 20 doplatek
zoe, - jinak 80 prodava po soc.
PECfRKUv kalendar Czech
jako premie 20 doplatek 10c - j.
max 10 prodava po 25c.
vELKY SLOvANsKY kalsn.
dAf 2 cech jako premie 20 dopla-
tex 10c = jinak 80 prodava "a 2bc.
gry@ PAM JEDNATELE, KITE
ffz zasobu kalendafh cd mas do
sud neobdrzeli, necht nam ihned
pisi, kolik kalendarh o jake dru.
ny name jim zaslati.
ku premiim jsou oprayn6ni vsi.
chni, kdoz ma rok ku pfedu SO
pfedplati.
v dct6
Vyd. Spoil. Polroku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
L OMAHY.

+ DoDFOdfuHnoli eesiu okDem
zyolil ii he sytmu 1telu ne.
moenice ~. Josefa Y Dedel We.
Ger krajan Frank Bazata, roInik
q IIowells, ktcrg We jmenoyan6
Dcmocnici podrobil ~ opcraci a
po nckolik tydnh nalezal nc Y
tamnim lekafsktm osetfoyani. Die
ysech znanek trpi pan Bazata
fixni ideou, IL Sc zc sy6ho neduhu
jiz neyyleH, a ye SVEN zcela ne
odhyodDtnem strachu o ziyot byl
NJ 1zkostDiyt podczffvavym ke
sytmu okolf, najmG opatrovDicim,
ktert museIy kazdy pokrm drive
samy ochutnat, nezli mu jej po-
daily, dnyodn, ably snad ncbyl
otrhyen Ma luzko upoutan, pfaI
vi miti ncustale koIem sebe syoie
pfibnznf hlavn6 svoji matku,
kteron We dne V noci yOlal ne
byl k utiseni, aGkoliv jcho staff
cky otec prodlcl cele dny II jeho
Ioze n tepry, kdyz minula hodina
navstey, Sci tento 81 odpocinout k
panu Jak. Votayoyi, kde po celou
dobu syeho pobytu Y Omaze byl
vitanym hostem. Minuly tyden
odejel siary pan Bazata domf,
potesen slibem pana Votavy, ze
nemocneho jeho syna nemocni-
ci naystiyi. Pan Votaya spolu $
manzeli kunclovymi z els. li5l
jiz. H. ulice odebrali Sc v ned6li
odpol, do nemocnice, ably Fran
kovy dlouht hodiny osamoeeni
zpiijcmnili n vlidnou domluvou
snazili Sc vypudiii mu hlavy
d6sici jei mysltnky ma smrt. Lee
nemocny medal Sc nijak uklidnit
ay ntkterych okamzicich cinil
DOZEN na mysli pomaten6ho. Nez,
pred yyprsenim navsteyni hodiny
~ nklidnil pratel6 opustili ne.
moenici bez nejmenSiho tuseni, le
leho hlaye uzral zvlaStni plan,
JIM doufal smrti uteci. liyl iil
yeeer, kdyz do bytu pana Votasy
pfisla ielefonieka zprava, le ope-
rosany Frank Balata utckl ne.
moeniee. splnliy Sc ncstfoienem
okamliku po syazanyeh proStera-
dleeh loinich pfikrsykaeh o.
kna druh6ho patra nemoeniee na
ullet Xnrava p0sohila lako hlesk
kdyk So pryniho leknuti yzpa-
maiovali, yspravill ~ ryehle pa,
al Nolaya q kunel ma honbu "a
I.ol"Sileusm uprrhlikem rele-
Tenni ssonky ~ rossaeely MA yse
stfany, pollsie uss,lemsnA o pfi,
naslu A nadfaki prahla,lnula ffi
pIus he,liny trsals hsnta uliee
da uliee. q slomn la sLomu "A 80,
usSne aha ia sYsileui a nyui o
pfassm "a iltol mlaslsho kraiana
slrashIlei y rfslsls nalssli sea'
faies hyis manAsla keugpasseh
ua 4, allel sls,knisnS splelha
*re ~ Aessk nsfskl. iak take
~ lsAse asa~nt dess,ls slasskn
pfshaal I'sgka osilshsii 81 pan
Naiata q asmsns sIakeisae rlsll
- pan kaesl kdsA pt.ae,l ie.
ma. shAnA y pe lAhsi . Anlkan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13

cyicebnic rGlznych mluynic q tlu-
mach yydAno bylo pro Cechy jN
lnekolik, avsak . lonihy nenf moz-
no nautiti So jazyku, nebot tn
lhlaynim tinitelem Je yysloynost
ueiteloya u bcz teto aspon Il
angliciny nelze &c obejiti. TO
ysechno mtla u ma dosud Da zfc-
tell ylada Soustdti a proto zaf1Idila
u vydrzuje We ysech vetsfch me-
stech TAX zyanf veGerni skoly
Night Schools - pro cizince, KITE
ri zde pod yedenim dobrgch uti-
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ggge Koncert Karla Haylicka
Ultra, ye ctvrtek, ve First Baptist
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nou holirnu v elsie 1850 jiznf Is.
ul. vlastni
JOS. PEsTAL.
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- Pan Frank Bandhauer 10
dosud upoutan na loze ncmoci,
kterd jiz delM dobu trva. DoufA
me vsak, ze il budc bro sprostGn,
ably se mohl vratiti do sveho IRA
du.
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