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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12

There is not the least danger In CIV
ing Chamberains Cough Remedy to
children, as it contains no harmful
Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
Natures! Own
C !. .
Remedy
Balsamic Air that Heals Sore
Membrane. Destroys Germs
and Stops Morning Hawk
inf and Snuffles.

Booths HYOME1. the worlds great
est catarrh remedy comes from the
giant eucalyptus trees of inland Aus
t1ailia. People who live there never
bave catarrh or consumption because
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
COUNTIES VIOLATING
ASSESSMENT LAWS

Continued from Page rwo)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12
HANDY DIRECTORY OF THE
MASONIC TEMPLE.
SECOND FLOOR

Marinello Shop
Supernuous Hair Removed
Electric Facial Massage
Prysmatic Ray Treatments
Corns Cared For. Callouses Removed
Radiant Manicure-new
shampooing. Hair Dressing
phone ISL Green.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-12

DR.. II. 81. CENTER
4 HAVE A SPECIFIC FOR BLOOD
Il. PolSoN, ALSO ECZEMA AND
ScRoFULA.
ROOM eos, PHONE 1s3.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
DOVER WOMAN
HAS APPENDICITIS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Aug. 12.-Miss Clar-
issa Miller, daughter of G. A. Miller,
was taken to Philadelphia yesterday
suffering with appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her sister and Dr.
l.. A. H. Bishop.
The City of Dover, a steamer ply
ing between Lebanon and philadel-
phia, used for freight only yesterday
carried 5000 baskets of peaches TO
the Philadelphia markets.
Register Of Wills Joshua Smith,
has granted letters Of administration
on the following estates:
Estate Of John W. Downham, late
Of Viola, to his wife, Alice Downham
and son Robert J. Downham
Estate of Alfred Applemau, of
Houston, to Caroline Appleman.
Estate of John l.. Boyd, Of Dover,
to Joshua Boyd and Reynolds
Clough.
Estate Of Mary r. McGinnes TO Geo.
r. McGinnes, son.
The will of John Hughes. a re-
spected colored man, of Cheswold,
was prohated yesterday by the Reg
lister OF Wills.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
PRIMROSE AND DOCKSTADER
HERE IN MINSTREL REVIVAL

Wilmington theatre-goers are in
terosted to learn of the engagement
of the reunited veteran minstrel stars.
Promrosc and DOckstader and their
all-star company of burnt cork
celebrities i'm their revival Of old
time minstrelsy, which is booked Tor
the Grand Opera House, Monday, Au-
gust rs. matinee and night The
reunion OF the burnt cork stars, after
a separation which has lasted nearly
ten years. has caused comment the
country over. and brought record
breaking crowds TO see them In every
city visited. Mr. Primrose is said
to be easily maintaining his reputa-
tion as Americas most graceful
dancer" while Mr. Dockstader is said
&c have lived we'll up to his reputation
as a funny man One of the features
of the first part Is the singing of Ray
mond Wylie, male soprano. Mr..
Wylio will sing the "Mlserere' from
"Il Trovatore,' as we'll as several
popular numbers In an ensemble
rendition Of the sextette from Lucia
di Lammermoor," Mr.. Wylie sings the
notes Of the original score with ease.
I'm an unusually attractive olio Mr..
Dockstader will be seen in his inn
personation of Colonel Roosevelt. de-
! livering an address to the suffragists
Mr. Primrose assisted by Foley aud
| Murphy will execute series of
terpsichorean advertisements; "The
! Tennessee Moon" an American buck
dance; a Primrose soft shoe dance and
Ia waltz clog. Camp Life In the
Philippines" will be portrayed by the
-Four Moteors. while the worlds pre-
mier musical act the Six Musical
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
NEW RULING IN NATURALIZATION

The u. S. Department of Labor. gov
erning the naturalization service, has
issued a bulletin to the officials of the
several counties in all the States of
the Union calling attention of aliens
TO the subject OF the seven-year limita-
ton placed on the validity Of declara-
tion Of intention for citizenship, filed
since September 27th, 1906, cautloning
those aliens who are in possession
of declarations of intention which
will soon expire. and who are desirous
Of becoming naturalzed, to petition
for naturalization before the period
OF validity Of their declarations will
terminate
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
pRIESTHnnn nF CHRISr.

THE Priesthood Of Christ" was the
subject Of the address in the gospel
tent, Ninth and Clayton streets, last
evening Evangelist Martin said per-
sons hear of Christ as prophet. priest
and king. hut he is not all OF these
az one time. 81
MIR. Martin said Christ was a
prophet while on earth. a priest now,
and will come again as the King OF
Kings.
a duet by Mrs Rosin and Mrs.
Matthews was much appreciated. The
subject for tonight will be: The
Judgment"
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
Carl NORRIS COMES BACK.
3y The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 12.-Sport
critics today we're agreed that Carl
Morris, ex-white hope is a shiflier
fighter than he was when he first
launched his disastrous campaign for
the belt In last nights battle with
Fred Mckay, of New York, Morris
toyed with his opponent. After maui
ing him in the second round, Morris
knocked Mckay through the ropes in
the third with a left to the jaw, fol-
lowed by a stiff right to the chin.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
'CHILDRENs DAY AT sHELLPOT.

This is Childrens Day at Shellpot
Park and large number Of children
are enjoying themselves as the
guests of the park management. This
evening novelty prizes will be award
ed in the dancing pavilion. Thurs
day night will be amateur night and
number Of talented amateurs will
contest for prizes.
Tho regular amusements will go on
as usual this week in addition to the
Fall of Pompeii. There is one of the
best vaudeville bills of the season
being given in the Family Theatre.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
CHINKS COMING
TO TRY LOCALS

City baseball fans will get another
chance on Thursday 10 see the
Chinese University team IN action
against an All Wilmington team. The
Chinks came TO Wilmington two
weeks ago for a game but rain pre-
vented. since that time the Chinks
have been winning games by the
handful.
The local team will be composed
of Stirlith. LIST base; Rainoy. 2nd
base. Doherty, short stop: Johnson.
3rd base; Harrington. left field and
Thompson, center field. right field is
open.
Ritter and Shollenberger Of the
Wilmington TriStato team will be the
battery and the MCGOWAN brothers
VIII umpire.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12

CHICAGO. Aug 12.-Now what do
you know about this? Yes, it's true
The first arrest made by the new wo-
men cops of this city was that Of
woman. Naturally this shocks you.
It was a 100 to shot that the lady
policemen-or should we be absolute
ly correct and say policewomen--
would nab a mere man the first rattle
out of the box. Not so. Twas ever
thus with tickle women. This is what
Evening journal., 1913-08-12

and railroad stations and will try to
keep young folks off the streets late
at night They will obtain Information
rather than make arrests. although on
occasions they may be called upon to
arrest some one. Whether the police
women shall wear brass buttons and
carry revolvers and clubs will be de-
cided after the civil service examina-
tions for the positions. They are here
shown as they looked when they were
sworn in.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
s0MERs TAX AssEssMFNr

The Manufacturers Apprisal Cdm
pany. which had Walter j.. swcctna
one OF its experts. speak before IN
Chamber of Commerce last week on sls
Somers system of assessment aud tan
alton. has written To- President William
p White of the Board of Assessmaf.a
Revision aud Appeals, Offering 60 do ~
snare OF the work Of assessing ats
property. Mr.. White will submit bH
TO the board at the meeting OF thA
body tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12

happened and it's rather prosaic at
that, as even any cub reporter could
tell you. Madam, you are under
arrest; we are officers of the law an
nounced Policewoman Margaret Will
son, who, accompanied by Policewo-
man Margaret Butler, took Mrs. Nellie
Cameron into custody at North Clark
and West Erie streets on a charge of
disorderly conduct That's all. The
policewomen will visit the public
dance halls, excursion boats, beaches
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
MANY HONOR
MIR. CHANDLER
ON BIRTHDAY

Surrounded by many relatives and
friends, Jesse Chandler. of Granogue,
yesterday afternoon celebrated the sew
enty-tirst anniversary of his BIRTH The
occasion was most delightful, with many
pleasing features TO add 10 the enjoy
ment of the reunion. None had a bet
ter time than Mr. Chandler on whom
The burden of years has rested lightly
and he proved genial host. The re-
ception was from TO q O'Clock, and
nt o'clock the guests were entertained
at a collation.. l.. Scott Townsend was
called upon to congratulate Mr.. Chand-
Ter in behalf of those present. The
guests included
Mr.. and Mrs b. Frank Seal. Mr. and
Mrs. William Seal Mr.. and Mrs. George
Swqync, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Leach of
Fox Chase, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Peirce, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Harvey. Mr..
aud Mrs J. W. Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwood Wilson. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
NJ. Cullough Mr. and Mrs. Byron Car
penter. Mr. aud Mrs George Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Scott Townsend, Mrs.
and Miss Weaver. of Fox Chase, Pa;
Mrs. Emma Grecnman, Miss $. A. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Joseph z. Nichols, Mrs.
Sarah B. Chandler, James Sherron, of
Narberth. Pa; Mrs. Emma Rawlings,
Mrs. Mary and Miss Brown. Elam, Pa;
Mrs. Josephine b. Chandler, Miss Flor
ence Chandler. Mrs. Albert r. Chand-
Ter and Miss Chandler. Mrs. George
Chandler, Miss Anna NJ. Peters. and
Miss Maria Van lngen. of Phiadelphiai
Mrs. Agnes c. Bates and Chandler Bates,
of New Rochelle. \. VI; Mrs. r. d. Nor
row, Miss Emmarene Jeileris, Mr. Hiuk-
son, Mrs. Elihu Talley and Miss Tai
ley, Mrs. William C.. Chandler, the
Misses Chandler. Mrs Martha Perkins,
Mrs. Perkins. of New Orleans. La; Mrs.
Samuel Harvey and Misses Harvey,
Miss Florence A. Thomas. of Ridley
Park, Pa; Miss Julia 4. Hamilton, OF
Germantown. Pa; Miss Emily S. Wsg-
naus. Of Richmond Va; Mrs. Anna and
Miss Garrett, OF West Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
no LEAVE sHOp ron FARM.

Mark II, DeCray, candidate for cor
oner on the Democratic ticket az the
last election who has been employed
by the Harlan and HolHngsworth
Corporation for 25 years, viii retire
the latter part Of this month Mr.
DeCray has been assistant master
joiner at the local plant for ten
years. He intends TO farm.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
ro LAuNcH sEcnNn RARGn

The large barge Belfast. will ~
launched by the American Car a1i
Foundry Company at high tide tom6r
row. The barge is lo5 feet long. 20 led
wide and 20 feet deep. with carryim
capacity of 1000 tons. The barge is lh'
second OF the eight being built by ths
company for the Panama Canal tr.uIe
lhe Altohama was the first to ia
launched.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
cAPTAIN OuILLEN Ar PETHEL.

Captain Reuben CULLEN. former mas.
ter of the schooner Josephine. has gone
to his home in Bethel. Following a
libel suit for work in saving the schoon-
er, when she was stranded last month
of North Carolina, the schooner was
ordered sold
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
nEATH NF HENRY L. ACkER.

Henry J.. Acker one of the oldest
newspaper men In Philadelphia. and
a brother-in-law to William II.
Kramer. printer, of Wilmington was
buried In Norristown, Pa yesterday.
Mr.. Acker was well-known mining
engineer. He was So years old,
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
HEAD CUT BY AUTO

Special TO THE EVENING JOUnNAf.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Aug, , Nhfh
crossing the bridge AZ Sharptovn -jr
company with John McNelia. of Dclmslr
whom he was visiting. Clarence Nirtlei.
had a cash three inches long inflicted
IN his forehead which required ii,s
stitches to close when the machn,
struck a rough place and ioltcd him sts
the top of the automobile
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
MR. HAcKETr REcovERs-

Harry Hackett, Ir.. of No. l30s Shall
cross avenue head of the cost depart
ment of the American Nulcanizcd Fibre
Company. who has been in with typhoid
fever is recovering lie will assume his
new duties IN about week.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
ICE SPILL IN STREET.

A wagon loaded with ice was over
turned an No. 733 East Seventh street
yesterday afternoon. The cause Of
the accident was one of the wheels
Evening journal., 1913-08-12

Brown Brothers, is pleasing artistit
endeavor. The afterpiecc Dow
Home from the pen of George prlln,
rose, is said to be one of the best
negro tabloid comedies ever presented
by any minstrel company.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
ATTENnING rAMILY REuNIoN.

Mrs William T.. Nye, of No. 6i7 East
Tenth street, accompanied by her
nieces, Misses Catherine and Margaret
Good of Dayton. Ohio. who have
been the guests Of the former here
for several weeks, are now in Read
ing. Pa. attending the annual reunion
Of the Good family being held i'm Min
eral Springs Park.
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
Sl.OO HOUSE DRESSES,

Limited quantity of House
Dresses that have been sell
ing at Sl.O0; all good COZ
ors and excellent EE
patterns; special . cG
Regular s2.2s Ct EO
House Dresses eD LsOV
Regular 5000 Linpcric
Dresses; spe- dsO HE
cial . titeRs -
Evening journal., 1913-08-12
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS
AND DRESSES.

Boys Russian Suits; all
sizes from ? to 6 years;
sailor and military collar;
regular 75c, Si.00 and Si.5O;
special .59c, 75c AND Sl.00
Girls Dresses; many kinds
of materials and you may
choose from a wide variety
of colors and patterns; all
sizes from ? to IA years.
Regular soc. 75c, SiOO and
ST. 40, special,
Soc, soc. 75c AND CSC
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-04

nuje dosud piyo kofalISa, TAX
No chuti m6ni -- jako Ia poyetr-
most zimo, teplo, borlo, yitr, cy'
klony,
- Pani Emile Jondsoyd Z !.
thaca, N, Y, Nc optt yypravila ma
zp6letni cestu do svtbo domoya,
VyjeIa odtud 3. teryna u zdrM Ne
t6z ma krhtko u pfdtel Y Omaze.
Matka JET, ku kterf sem pfijela,
ze jest t6ace nemoenh, Ne anse po'
zdrayuje, Navs6yila zde sy6 Get
ne pfdtele n y uspokojenou mysIi
ne optt yraci ku sy6 rodin6, Y
brzlm zasc budeme cd nj slyset
skrze sIoupce Pokrokn, kde nam
poW, go noytho ~ II nich stalo IN
jeji nepfiiomnosIi, Ma zd0r j Il
rodn6
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-04

kaadS potil, Ceryen hned, j0k
pasloupiI k Wade 20 pbI noci na
/, podasi 40 hnod ochladilo, ma
slnIo brm6ni, blosk y deblGm II tta
kronp0ma pnk eely den byl0 pfi.
jennie ehl0dUo n druby den rhno
jest jngD0 n p1jemno, NJ dosnd
tcdy we poaknzuJe III 10, ~ bude
hoJnh skIize6 yseeh pl0din
sud- 'lbomns n Columbus
sem pfijal u odsoudil Geo, j, CInr.
ta, laer$ byl poroiol uandu vim
InSm poseni tDjuf zbrnn6, k pokI,
tf ledB0 stO doIlnrh, Dale diva lla.
love, jednoho pro ukousnuii dru
h6Wn Ifns uehn u tOb0i0 znae pre-
pofeadni dfuhfh0 M krku, knzdG
bo un jedcn r0ls do yt1eni nIe No,
jnkS mHjeluS ltnl OmHby IN ~
podepsnl zdruku u nn 10 byli oba
pr0pnBifni m pnr0Ie, PAX jeslt
sud- poy0IiI pani VaAlsoyf rozyod
od Frank praz6ka n into 0bdrzeIa
z0se Byf jmGno zpet
- PH gradnnei zdejM yy6si
skoIy pfedueIy m b0usle dnetto
pan Frank Ilobzn n slefna Lotli'
Sixth, kterf ~ kazdhmu zaml0u
yDlo,
~- Pani JnrosIay TraelHOy6 ,
nalou dceru6kou jeji seslror
sI6, Preston W Sterling, Colo,
jsOu zde ndy6Ieyou u pani Traeh
tovf H. Jarosl0y pfijcI " ster
ling n strhyiI den W. SVEN starfm
domoyf, Pnni Chas, seRcIke ,
Columbus, deeras pani Traehloy(
sto tn zde byIn nay6iiyil malku
- WiIlinm A, Antbes, bSynl5
kasir zde ye First Nat banku, aI'
po muoho rokn jiz bydIiei Paea
lolo n pfedseda iamniho banku
zemroI. On zde postayil stAyeHi
ktcrG nyDi ylastni DR. H. SiXta
TAX zde budeme NIT lctOi
"ehautaugun", nfco noyfho prG
Schuyler, Ma prS to zaGil 20
Geryencc.
~ Cd 20, do 80. Geryence --
ehalaugua ye Schuyler, Listky
isou &l,50 na cel$ Gas, na ftyf
dui k dostdni n Chas, Arnot, +
j. V0gllance, otto Xuclow, W. II
Fletcher, r. IT, Syoboda, n II
Mapes, j. H. Niedhardi, Chas
Masiny, John Foley, Misto, kde ~
budc odbyyat, nenf dosud ustano
ycno, alc budc bro ozndmeno.
- j. r. Kubik byl We Fremont
minuly t}den.
- Emil Krahulik odejel do syt
ho domova Y Clarkson po prode
ldni kursu jednoho roIu We yySs
skolc,
sIe6ua frantiska Laciui
jest zde nhySt6vou II pfdtel,
- II, Il. Bergman . Columbus
lde hyl.
Slrtna Stazic Nittcra byll
zde minul} t}den Bruno
NJ, T.. Fuller Sc nayrdlil do
nn z Madison, Wis,
Henry Balton jel do Nauyoo
Ills, ma pohfeh stryee.
kdo ohdrlite upominku o,
pokroku, le jstc dlulni q mate .
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-04

De no kYiIanGi, ~ mate lapIncea
no, Lnk Vi \ t0bo ME nedclejle, nes
mfjle straeh u kdo kvllHncl ode
me nemdte, lak pfijdbe n po 1o'
pIaccnt yam kyitancj ndeldm, ~@
\ dctm Y. Maly,
We sehdzi okresuicb komi,
sara, dne 20, ky6tna, ndalednjiei
ddly byIy poyoleny National Of,
flee Supply Co.. 1920 l'ariootlS
n IIcpucr, 1920 Frank Sneba, po'
rolee Y pripadu smrti +. Palodino,
$iOji Y, v liobinson, same,
Si,0jj Ed, Pollard, same, #l.0jj
John Goctb, somf, #lO5j f'raDk
A. Such0, same, 1905 Il, N, Van
llmscu, same, +l05j Dr. G, Il.
Moore, same, $780, IT, Painter,
same, Il. .05 DR., j, &, Woodward,
inquest +. Palodino, 1920 Hahn
Bros, Bl4.OOi Hammond " Step.
hens Goa $3.50, Henry Bolton,
aboN u. HeIeng, $780, PnyIidek
Bros, maso u, HeIeDS, 1900
KIopp Il BrlIetl Co., $2,lGi Dr. j.
e. Woodward, inquest drrbordi
n Augusta Vosa #22,2oi Jerry
Grndy porotce, &Ijoj Otto Ma.
robin, same, |llOi Jos. IT, Shon
ka, snmf, &1,l0i John IIayIinek
snnf, 4l1Oi John IIcnke, same
M 10 &, y. Peterson, same ~ lOi
! city Schuyler, sydlIo, $lO0} Ger
rBrd Broa., zboU Ino, Mohr, &l7r
0Oi Dr.. G. q, Moore, &3,OOj W. H.
huncburg, ~ bennington Type
writer Co., &0Oj Rers Printing
Coz, Bl575| kIopp Il bDtlell co.
$780, Nebraska Telephone Go,
| 1850, Jcss J.. Woods, 5000
Mrs, u. r. IIodsd0n, opairoy6uI
Gropnman, *2O,0Oi McIntyer Il
Mcleod, 1925 George ll0rizkc
8iOOI Schuyler Messenger, *33,
60 Nd. tinla, SlG,75i +, j. Vo
gItancc, SIi3.s9i Nd. +. Vrzdk
&l375O; I'd. r. Vrzak, 100000
I'd. r. Vrzhk, 1885, Schuyler
Messenger, 1861 Andrew Kun
llc, $3ijOi II. Painter, 10000
Adam kunkIe, 42i735; d, McLc
cd 5000; Bart6ntk Il lleRener
$780, Gerard Bros, tl5,22 q
u. Woods, $500 Ncbr. Telephone
CO., $3.50; McIntycr d Mcleod
1850; +. j. koyhf, $3.50. Roao
Fund Henry Sirbrasse, dist 1
431 90, Ben II. Taken. $500
August Neuhaus, $4,000 j, +
Grschan, dist. ), $1,000, j. "
Dobr}, dist. 7, *}2s75 Lumir DO
br}, 5000; Vaclay Budin. dist
<, *llO.50i John J. Noyotn}, 49,
80 Jos, Scbek, 1880; Vac. Bu
din, 1850 A. V. Jonas. *l,G0
Herman Johnk, dist. 8, $3.50; =
Olsen, y6,lOi Alvin Olsen, $3.50
Sam Kisser, $3.50; Alfred Taylor
dist, -, $4,000, Kenneth Butter
field. $50 80 Joe Evert, 859 20 j
W, Funk, $1,000 Matzen Bros.
$4,000; Maizeu Bros, $500 90, -
Ed f. Vrzak, 60 klerk,
Rolnesla ~ mnnulf tfdrl
! lprava, ~ pani John Proksoyt
| jest telee nemocna Y nemocnici ,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-06-04

Y jch hostinei budc kaady dobfe
u kn sy6 spoItojenosti obslonzcn.
Vyroblsy ~ ml$na Wells
Abboit.Nieman Co, nejsou k bito'
ydni zhdnSm jinym mISnem kde.
koIi.
Farmdfskd zdejN spoIecpost
najmuIA IIorddv elevator pro ku~
poydni obili u Jos. Bliss0yy pras
seci ohrady, kde budou kupovat
prnsat0, Obcbod jia zacalo,
Mali TAX ii rozIiGni jcdna-
loIoy6, procujici pro dosazeni
tIenMya pro syG spoIky pro sy6
dasopisy n tak mail yypotitdno,
kolik tIend NJ mai zajist6no n
koIik odbtratcI6 pro jeho Gaso-
pis jistyeb n tn najednou tekanci
jcbo 2adDou coufat jeIitoz Nc
jim ami sp0Ick nezHlnIouyh n Gas
sopis nelibi, jednoduse feknou'
Ami y1s spoIek, AM f0sopis 80 nam
neIibi, proto ~ w fIcny neddme
a fnsopis nechceme, 1'u ncni pax
djyu, kdyz takoy$ jednatcI sv0ji
bofkost oenapjse na papir talk
~ mu pak 6dstc6ne uIeW, Jc to
1cyd6cny ten sy6tl AnoI
~~ POvolcni k s6nlku Vi wall Il;
-, kyGlna; Christopher j, San,
dcrs \ Iowa ~, sIctun Blanche f..
FoIdn, okres CoITnX, 26, 81, kyGt,
u0 Chester Watson Kay, StreIon,
Ncbr, %, scfna Alta Elizabeth
johnson, Schuyler 20 2, dcryna ;
John lloIoubok, CIarkson ~, sic,
Anna H6Htra, Clarkson, ~.
- Farmdfskd spoIctnoM zdc
zotaIa kmpoyat obiIi, Dncs pIati
m pbcnici 7oc, We mIyn6 pIa1 Sic.
TAX farm0fi yozi pscnici do mIy,
ma n spoIku plati pokutu Va pro,
d6ni pseDicc jinde, nez spoIIuu lc
\ busIe, jeIikoz dostdyaji We
mIfnf o 20 vice, TAX Ne 80 spoIeG-
nosli farmhfskou deli ma poloyi.
e. Jcdon cent zapIati tGlo poIsu-
! W icden cent ma knzdy busl pro
sobe TAX pfece dokhzaIi jiz, H.
ccnu psenicc zvysili o diva centy
ma jednom buSIu.
- Cd 2G. do 80. zdc Cautaugue.
Po6itd So, II sem pfijcde hodn6
Iidi
- Hprdyy \ ceIGho okoIi jsou
yeIice uspokojiyf, go Sc tytc vzrd,
stu ySeho rostIinslva, a potrya-Ii
pohodInf poGasi ! nadaIe, jest
nad6jc IA dobrou sklizcn.
- Name zde ted sewer, cd
vodhoyaci system pro nase m6sto,
ale dosud mic ncodttka, jclikoz
drdha I. =, nechcc doyolil odtoIS
pres icji pozemck.
- Iidt kupuji pozemky vSude
ma piskach, ma skdIach, Y mo-
calech, We yod6 pod vodou a
koneGnt We yzduchu. 1y posIed
nj ale prijdou ncidraze prime
sou nejmtn6 uroku, ale tloytk ma
llplnou syobodu a muze syt penize
q nlozit, kde Sc mu libi,
I - We statu Michigan jest pra
vt ted neiobliben6jSi napoj pro
lidi Mint Julap a va Washingto-
nu Grape Juice Y Nehrasce pa
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Omalp, ale zpraVa 80 ueHaklAda ia
prnydd, oua jest jia delsi cas- ehu'
ray0, ale jest doma, kde m1 ybecko
pohodIi Il obslnho u Is lGk0fi VI
dojede die p0tfeby, JcJi'nemoe
neni ncbeSpecnd, jest TO jen boul"
na krlul Doufdme, Se Ne brzy o
pdt yyboji, eol pnni Proksoy6 NJ
Tdce pfejemp, " 10 takoyh Sprd,
Va roa5iriI0, jest d1knz, ae ona
jest yBnde yeIice oblibenh u kazdS
~ o nj 2ojimd u pfeje j brzkGbo
uzdfaNpni,
- PHni Jnk. Wagncroyh 80 n0.
vrhliln \ nomocuiee \ Omnhy, kdo
podsloupiI0 operaei J0k 40 do
d$cbdme, dafi ~ i dosti uspoISo,
jiy6 u pfejeme j t6a by Ease bro
byla zdray6, jako byIo drive.
Pfen0sy majetkd u 1fadoy.
ny Geo, W, Wrtze pod6yd A, &,
Wittefu N, J.. Weaver n MANI,
f. w. Sbonkn, PL Block, 3,
cIarksoD Add, Schuyler, Z, G, y,
1900. Frank W. Sbonko u
manzeIka Jess H. Woods, IT, Of
H. 3, CInrItaou Add, Schuyler,
1900
- Mn0ho osnduik1 ~ odtld
pfesifhoyaIo do Minncsoty n kuz
df VI tam cbvhIi, IL 81 jim tam
Hi Pozomky taluUi jsou jrslG
kr koapi m dostI obsIojuou cenI
Pom V6Mny MaIdsek Vi lnn tGI
znkOupjI fnrnn q dobfo ~ mu We.
de, JehO otec, pan Jan MnIA8ek
NJ tam byI podiyal II jak prnyi
! Iibi No. mn tam Ten dOMl dObrr, ne
koIi fnt1nafeui ~ tam Vcde jinym
zphsobem nez zdo on jest jlH Y
p0kfOflIrjsim vGku u uh dObrou
farmu zde II 2dejbimu zptlsobll
farmafcni jest tak uyykl$, ~ ~
Ease jin6mu zp0sobu utlt nechee
Proto tam nic nekonpiI a cbco VI
stat zdr, Pravi ~ pro mIad6 ii.
di jest to mislo dobrG, ale ne pre-
Iidi stare jako on.
- MinuIy t}den odsud jclo no
kolik muzh \ manzelkami do Co
Iumbus na automobilu kdyz ~
yraeeIi domh Il yyh}bali Nc poyo
~ kter$ jeI proti MIN, tax 81
WrhIl do strouhy auto ~ pre-
yrdtiI, TAX ntktefi byli TAX IRA
n6nl, ~ museIi b}t dOyczeni dc
ncmocnicc do Columbus.
- V pondtIi zasiIaIi do trhu \
South Onaze prasata pan FIR. Nr
! ba "A j. W. Bartnntk. Dovtztl dc
m6sta ie pomohli souaedt j, Ko
var, FIR, Dobr$ a icstt n6kolik j
nych sousedd Hdc jc naIozili dc
zcleznitnich kar, Ccna jest do
sti dobrd,
Anton Smcikal mi yeIko,
zdsobu obuyi proddya kazdi
den a odberatclu mi pofdd vice.
Josef Syoboda, krciti, zdso
hujc mimo Schuyler / okolni me
sta svimi y}rohky, poutyadz jeh'
| prdce u ldtky ma mulskt ohleky
mali dohrou dobrou poyest a kd,
ii icdnou IL neho obiednd oblek
utmi TAX | nadale,
f. r. krt,ralI2,LH A A.akvat.Is