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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
ADVOCATE OF LINCOLN
HIGHWAY DUE SATURDAY

Secretary Bynon, of the Salem Com.
mercial Club, has been notified by
Col. Chas, W, Thatcher, the advocate
of the Lincoln National Highway
branch, that he will be in Salem at 3
p. M, Saturday, August 90, in the in.
terest of the coast to coast good roads
movement.
Col. Thatcher writes that he wishes
to encourage the citizens of Salem by
Salem by saying that he does not hesi.
tatee to say that he favors the Lincoln
and Washington National highway via
Salem, and says that the proper inter.
est and the right boosting will bag the
priceless game for the Capital City
The writer advises Secretary Bynon
that his coming to Salem and Oregon
will be made an inspiration for him to
proclaim Oregon to the farthest cor.
ners of the earth, "I love your charm.
ing commonwealth, writes COL
Thatcher, 20 adore its people and my
present effort is hard fight in their
behalf
1t Is probable that meeting of the
Commercial Club members will be
co1IeI ,vhen ca thatcher arrives hut
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
HERE'S ALL YOU WANT
TO KNOW ABOUT t

Ladies and gentlemen of voting age,
If you desire to vote at the ncSt city
election, please observe the following
requirements, which are authcntic'
If you are registered on the city reg
istration books during the year 1913
you need not register again to vote at
the next .ity election.
You must, If you did not register dur
ing the year 1918, register at the "oun'
ty clerks office, in the court house, on
or before Monday, August %, 1918
The registration books at the court
house will be open next Friday aud
Saturday nights from until 10 O'Clock
in order to give all those who are I'M
able to register during the day an OPP
portunity to register at night.
The registration books will "Ios'
promptly at 5 O'Clock next Monda,
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
MANY SUSPECTS JAILED.
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Portland, Or, Aug. 20,-As a result
of the dragnet thrown out by the police
department in an endeavor to enmesh
the highwaymen responsible for hold
ing up the Soo-Spokane passenger train
of the O..W, r. & N, last night, Is men
were arrested today, charged with ca.
grancy. The reward of $4,000 Offered
last night for the arrest of each of the
bandits, was reduced to $500 today.
Masked highwaymen held up the
train as it was passing under the East
Twelfth street bridge in Sullivan 's
Gulch last night, going through the
coaches, forcing the passengers to give
up their valuabes and firing more than
a score of shots to compel the trainmen
to comply with their demands. Joe Bar
ron, a tramp, who was riding on top Of
one of the Pullman ears, was shot and
badly wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
WOMAN
SUICIDE IN.
WILLAMETTE
Mrs. M. O. Guild, Despondent
Over Ill Health, Is Traced
to River Bank.
PROMISED RELATIVES
SHE WOULD END LIFE
Closely Watched by Her Illus.
band and Daughter, but
Makes Her Escape.
PROMISED RELATIVES
SHE WOULD END LIFE

Despondent over i'll health, Mrs M.
A. Guild, disappeared from her home at
$50 North Commercial street, early this
morning, and it is believed that she
committed suicide by leaping into the
willamette river, for early morning
searchers found her tracks leading to
the river bank
Sixty years old, and a sufferer from
III health she had often declared to rol.
atjves that her body would be found
some day in the river Fearing that
she would execute these threats, she
was closely watched by her husband
and daughter, with whom she was re.
siding.
Worn out with nights of vigilance,
the husband lay down beside her to rcst
last night, and, falling asleep, he did
not hear her when at an early hour she
dressed and left the home, Waking he
found her gone, and soarch was insti
tutcd, the police participating. She
was completely dressed, save as to her
shoes, and this morning barefoot tracks
were clearly discernable from the home
TO the river bank
Besides the husband she leaves TO
survive her daughter, Mrs, Lilly
Sampson, Of this city, and a son, Fred
Guild, Of California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
STORY OF HORROR
TOLD BY SURVIVOR
OF WRECKED SHIP

dock, whore she had discharged n little
cargo, taken on little, and, so, added
n rev dollars to the profits Of the voy.
age.
The scene was close, Ahead the reef,
mffing the sea Beyond, deep, blue
water
A few passengers were in the dining
saloon The rest were asleep, or dress.
ing in their statorooms, behind locked
doors.
At S;20 the vessel struck the unchart.
ed rock
AZ S;3l she sank
Two minutes and they were not pre-
pared.
David cowcn, Of vasbon Island, near
Seattle, liycs, and wonder how and why
She Struck Hard.
"she struck hard," says Cowen
"Shc listed first this way and then
that The captain steerod for the shore
It seemed Just little way. The bow
sank--thc whole ship was going down
] noticed some mules in the hold. ]
looked again aud there was only water
whore the mules had been, But heard
them scream.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
[nNlrnp rnnss InAsnn w1nn.

University City, Cal, Aug 2O.-Misa
Laura Oakley, chief of police Of Uni.
vorsity City, the only woman in the
world holding such a position, is wear.
ing a handsome gold chief IS badge II
was presented to her by the Universal
Film Manufacturing company
The presentation of the badge was
made by Director Phillips Smallcy, at
ono of the dancing parties given weekly
on the largest motion picture stage in
the world by the Universal company ia
its employees, Mr.. Smallcy made de-
lightful short speech, congratulating
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
ruNIrEp rnnss LnAsnn wIRnl

UNITED rEsS LHAsEh WlREI
juneau, Alsaka, Aug. 2O-Now this
is the story Of how they died those 80,
and maybe many more, so far as any
body can yet tell when the liner state
Of California went to the bottom last
Sunday morning in the ley water Of
Frederick Sound in southeastern Alas.
ka.
They had no chance.
The story comes from the stammoring
lips Of those who live by curious tricks
Of fate.
At S;2s of that sunny Sunday morn.
ing, the ship was steaming out Of Gam.
uier Bay over a placid sea. Only "a fow
minutes before she had left the cannery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
ATALLY INJURED WHEN LIMITED HITS AUTO
SuHiUan Sleeps
During Scoring
Prosecutor Shows No Interest While
His Colleague Is Lambasting Diggs
as White SLAYER
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San Francisco, Aug 2O.-Whle Spc.
cial Prosecutor Theodore Roche skinned
flayed, lambasted and excoriated Maury
| Diggs, of Sacramento, as a cowardly
debased white SLAYER in the United
States district court here today in his
address to the jury, all the court room
hung eagerly on his periods. That is,
nearly all. The one person who did not
not crane his neck and stretch his ears
was Matt !. Sullivan, chief prosecutor
and Roche's colleague. Sullivan peace.
fully slept.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
Country Club Would be Great
Booster Factor in City Of Salem

3D. Journat Since coming to your
beautiful city some three years ago
have wondered many times why there
is not a thriving Country Club in
existence here
We have the people, we have the 10.
cations, and we have The Railway facil
tiles for quick and cheap tnnsporta.
ton.
It is true, we have plenty of frater
nal and social clubs but they do not
take the place Of a well organized and
well kept "Country Club where we
can pick ourselves up and bic out away
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

from the busy, buzzy whirl II the city
to the real country where the thirst can
be quenchcd with natures "aqua
pura" and whore outside games and
sports and a swimming pool aud boat.
ing course can be iudulgcd iu if such
a place can be found and am told
that the woods are fun Of them.
My experience has been that one Of
the best place to entertain bunch
Of ont of town friends, or delegation
OF tourists or convention Salem is
noted ais being a "Conyention CITY"
lis to show them our city, our country
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

Chief Oakley and voicing the prediction
that the position she holds will always
be handled capably.
Chief Oakley responded in way that
brought forth three cheers for her from
the asscmblage She spoke of the time
when Universal City was only a
thought and how that thought had
grown into the reality of the world 3
only city devoted exclusively to tho
manufacture Of motion picture films
She reminded all in n firm manner that
She would carry out the duty for which
she had been chosen--to preserve law
and order,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

surrounding then to an orderly and
well kept "Comtry club,
! have east my lot here and expect
to make thism my home and feel that we
are neglecting an important asset to
our city's welfare as well as our so.
eial aud physical development 80 long
as we delay the organization Of a
Country Club" organized and con.
ducted along business lines as wen Az
social lines, with the opportunities now
for cheap purchases of land, could be
sclfsustaining, besides the physical in.
crease in the value Of the property.
aqua PURA."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
WAR NOT IN SIGHT,
[uNITrp rnEss LnAarp wInn.l

Washington, Aug, 2O.-Owing to
EIuerta's latest communication, Prcsi.
dent Wilson arranged today u confer.
ence with Chairman Bacon, Of the sen
ate foreign relations committee Under
tho circumstances he wishes to empha
size his decision that there win be no
removal of the embargo against the
shipment Of arms into Mexico Tho
president believes that this would in.
flame ant.Americanism there and
might provoke the adhcrents Of llucrta
TO reprisals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

sherbrooke, Que, Aug. 2O.-Owing to
the decision Of Canadian Immigration
Commissioners Williams and Reynolds
to deport Harry X. Thaw as soon as he
is released from Jail here, Thaw's law
yers prefer that he shall remain TEN.
porarily in his cell and are meantime
preparing to secure an injunction to
prevent his deportation,
George Carnegie, Thaw's brothor.in.
law, is en- route here from Now Yorl,
with Mrs. Carnegie, and has retained
Charles G. White, an immigration law
expert, as chief counsel to fight the de.
cision to deport Thaw.
Believes He viii Keep Out.
The slayer of Stanford White said to.
day that he is most comfortable in his
cell in the prison hospital. lie declares
himself most cheerful and expressed The
conviction that he never will return to
Matteawan, as he can easily demon.
strate that he is not now and never was
insane
His lawyers visited Thaw at noon to.
day to get his signature to an affidavit
in connection with the habeas corpus pr
ceedings which are to be brought
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
Mixes Fatal Mistake of Press
Eng Brake When Auto
Truck Is on Track
RIVER BROWN HAS
REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
Is Hurled in Air From Car
But Escapes Without Any
Injury.

bother tragedy occurred at 10
ptk this morning, near Chemawa,
tho nOrthbOund Oregon Electric
bed, No, 10, ran head.on into an
truck, in which Dick Brown and
Petzel, both of Stayton, were rid
resnlting in what is believed to be
injuries to Petzel and complete
FmOlishing the truck, BY remark
good fortune, Brown escaped with
\ scratch,
eordhg to last reports, Pctzcl' S
is hanging by mcager thread.
, the train struck the truck Petzel
On the near side, and the pilot of
Ear crushed into his body as soon.
came in contact with the truck.
p was thrown about Is feet to the
q the right of way, with his skull
Ad to a pulp and brains oozing
\ the CHASTITY wound.
Browns Escape Miraculous.
F'Aow Brown happened to escape
INJURY cannot be explained by
Pf When the electric car hit
''U'R, Brown was on the opposite
lIOm Petzel, and when he finally
F"a his senses together, Brown
'nat he was over 20 feet from
rack and uninjured. Brown told
abroad people that he hardly re-
wnat was happening until he
himself up, and surveyed the
eI'd auto truck, and saw people
ng TO the assistance of Petzel, who
ang far away from the scene of
tfeck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
Attorneys Are Preparing to Se-
cure an Injunction to Pre-
vent Action.
LAW EXPERT is RETAINED
Slayer of Stanford White Is Confident
He Can Prove He Was Never of
Unsound Mind
BY JOHN E. NEv1N.
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent }

Omitted Press Staff correspondent,)
+ + + + + r ~ + + + r r I
+ 4
= Sherbrooke, Que, Aug. 90 4
= Harry X. Thaw today won the I
= first point in the fight here to I
= take him back to Matteawan asy-
= mm when instead of being turned 4
4. loose to be deported to American 4
+ soil, by the Canadian immigration 4
Z authorities, he was insured the !
= safety of the shelter of the jail 1
+ for tonight, at least. Thaw won I
+ this point when Judge GlobcnslSy 4
y granted preliminary order Of I
= habeas corpus making it returna. I
4 BILE tomorrow morning at 10 4
4 O'Clock. 1
4 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

about six miles north of the city The
injured man has lived in stayton for
some time and is wellknown through
out Marion county,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
She Wanted Marriage.

uNforsba Warrington did not dosiro
INV moroy ,r nro,onts c.o,n n,,ua en-
dij not oyon osI for ami, io,,,fr,, o.,,on
,bor yori,, hov sho ori,, ,.aa4a1
ana tbiro pbo morriooo bo hoa ,ro,,
iscd
o,sbo os ,,.o,o,;n,. fou ,,,.t,a.,.,..,
,ororo sro ,ont 80 pono a,,1 n,,,s,. .,.a.,
roynorsihlo ro, ho, oonaition me- ,,aa,
rotort rooson Ia oonI1 od,oooo 60 ,ot
ho oiJ % oooornor,, hin, ,,,os .,,. ho
word di,oroo bis yifo ond ,nor,,, ho.
Thbt wos Bcr sta,. of hono for which
cha lof, bor r,.on+. and oa,,o -, Nav
n,bro os for as hor frionds ,yos oon
oorrod
,.Thiy to.ti,oor,, rnoontra1;..,d
..o,nn. .ho 1oronaan4 Go. u,hot L.. =.
ia no,o, i,tan,l,1. "a l,oo, h;s- r,a,,iso
rr+o,dod - Ah,rdos rho,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
Pet2el Excited.

fodlng to Brown statement.
10 the railroad men, he and Pet.
liz on their way to Salem, and
u" approached the crossing over
Pfegon Electric track. when they
the limited approaching, seem.
'ar away just as the auto truck
suug onto the railroad, Pctzei
Look out, here comes a train, 4"
pacing his foot in front of
pressed hard upon the brake.
rP'ng the brake, Pctzel killed the
" 'ne truck, and before the two
'0oId make a move the electric
'ashed into them.
N'u mat the train was travelling
'''' OF between 40 and 50 miles
W. and when the collision oc.
,He truck was broken into a
Ivy pieces The heavy train pro.
several yards before il could be
and both trainmen and pas.
"Wrleu back, and did MI thpv
'O' The injured man.
!, was brought to Salem on the
D'al and taken to the hospital
'Oulanco. Examination by Or.
'uOT'd that the man S skull was
''o'A'd' and that several bones
'Y'cu' besides other injuries. IT
O'''eyed that the irhrcl nan
8 until night, as his skull is shat
horribly and internal injuries
'oyo fatal.
s'ayton Machine.
"''n'no in which Brown and
sV'' w. riding belongs to Trask &
',ayton. Notwithstanding it /.
a'o' Y the force of the collision
" Z. limited shattered it com
'','' Is a brother of Martin
n ~, ,O'aI plumber, aud he also
''neF who resides on farm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20
Says Marsha Warrington Was
Preparing for Motherhood
Before Trip.
SHE EXPECTED MARRIAGE
Asserts Diggs' Intention Was to Aban-
don Girls After Taking Them to
Reno and Disgracing Them.
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San Francisco, Aug. 2O.-Prosocutor
Roche continued his argumen to the
jury when the Diggs case was resumed
at 10 O'Clock today.
"The defense IN this case is re-
markable one, began Prosecutor Roche
resuming his argument, Ordinarily it
is based on the innocence of the defend
ant, but in this case it is based on
Diggs depravity. He hides behind the
skirts of his wife and child. There has
been no other conclusion since the out
set Of this trial but that the defendant
coerced the girl away from Sacramen-
to-"
Mrs. Lena Diggs, wife of the de,
fcndant holding her daughter, Evelyn,
on her lap, again sat beside her husband
today. Mrs Caminetti was not present,
you cannot believe" continued
Roche, "that the council of Diggs and
Caminetti with the girls was for any
other reason than to persuade them to
leave Sacramento.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

Continued on Page Tlyo)
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-06
Piana! Piana!

Obdrzel jsem iednatelstvf ma
Kimball piana, kter6 isou uznany
"a nejlepsf, iakoz ] iednatelstvf pa
Arion samohracf piano. Mfnfteli
koupiti piano pro sve deti, dobfe
Gdelate kdyz Sc poradfte Sc mnou
o tom. Rozumfm piannm a mohu
YAM obstarati zarucen5 nastroj
"a cenu TAX levnou jake kdokoliv
iinS. AZ budete v Tabofe Dude
mne tesit kdyz Sc pfijedete podf-
vat ma Arion samohracf piano a ia
yam vysv6tlfm vyAody tohoto mas
troie mad iinymi. Mate-li varha-
ny anebo stare piano mohl bych
iej witt ma vfm6nu "a novf mas
troj. T6z ladfm piana a kdo ode
mne piano koupf, dam zdarma ie-.
no decku deset hodin cviceni.
j. A. Dvofak.
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lHrEnNAN NEHNN ZHIY
III. Thos. Slattery po ctrn&cty
dennf nayst6ve zde u rodicn, man
zeld Anton Rotschadlovych, odje-
la do sveho dofhova v Norfolk,
Neb., Y Itery.
Tabor G numerical Club Dude
odbyvati svoif pravidelnou schulz
v patek Tho listopadu. Je zahod-
no by $ kszdt Glen teto schnze
sdcastnil.
Ma veeer vsech syatfch, opst Sc
provedlo zde nekolik scrt1 kn
vztekn tech iichz Sc to- tykaIo
Kocary ma stfese bylo videt dru
.h5 den, zachody pfestehovane nee
la zdarma, atd.
Asi re 225 volic1 v tonic pre-
cinktu bylo ienom 80 feqistrova-
no a to znamena, ze ii ienz neza-
.nesli sya im6na do seznamu nebu-
dou moci brati podfIu phi sch1zfch
stran v prosinci. Kdo Dude chit
VOLT pfi primarkach v bfeznu mi
ze doposud sy6 im6no zanest do
knfhy ale must putovat do Tyn-
dali k auditorovi.
Pryni Gislo Lyceum Course, eli
zabavny veGirek Sc Dude odby vati
We stfedu 12ho listopadu We spolko
We SIM pfesne v $50. Zahavu us
pofada sesticlenna rodina Gliding
sova. VsichnS Glenove rodiny
jsou znamenitf hudebnfci d jejich
program pozlstava ze zpevn, hud-
by. komicke vSstupy a humoristic
ke malby. Vsude kde Sc rodina
objevila zfskala velk5ch 6spechGs
Doufame, Re zdejsf Tide Sc v pl-
mem poGtu dostavi. Budem zde
NIT letos asi sest podobnych zabav
k vdli povznesenf a pobavenf lidu,
jejichz data Sc oznamf pozdeji.
o.. +. #."E. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..# EE L-
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Oznamujf timto vefeinosti, ze
isem zjednal do syeho zayodu zruc
neho pekafe a lie nynf v mem "a.
yode obdrzeti kazdeho dne cerstye
peeiyo, jake rohlfcky, housky, lit
ny chIeba, dorty, pie, atd. Zvldst-
nj obiecnavky pro ruzn6 pfflezitos
ii Sc CO neidffve vyffdf, ae je ire
ba je objednat pfedem. Pecivo Sc
mule o~bjednat pc t~elefonu a Dude
zaslano po poste. v nddeji ze Sc
dostane Prime cd vefejnosti
tryam v 1ct6,
". p. Petffk.
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DOMACl zPRAVY.


Ed SmoIik sem pfiiel . Tyndall
IA kratsi naystsvu.
Tomas hostel Cd Dante b.yl zde
ma zacatku tydne.
ri. Vac. Kreicfka . Tyndall By
Ia zde nassteyou ' sobotu.
ri. Franka Barty cd Dante by,a
q lie ndst6vou u rodiGd pres nedelr.
Pr. Oliyoya . Tyndall byla zde
ntvsteyou u pfatel v nedeli.
Pravnik Scoblic . Tyndall byl
zde "a obchodem We stfedu.
GiddiDgsoya rodina ve spolkove
sfnf We stredu dine 12ho listopadu.
F. Il. Petffk cd Lake Andes byl
zde naysteVou ma zacatku tydne.
Petffk a Turek obdrzeli karu
p6kn5ch zimnfch jablek. (Adv.
Pr. Franka KoSera cd Lake An.
DIES byla zde navsteyou pres nede-
Ii.
Serif Rife . Chas Mix Co, byl
zde We stfedu hledal n6iaky krimi-
.nalnfci.
Nam karu votrub, midlinku a
oil meal ma prodei lacino. Josef
Black. (Adv.
f. M. DyofaGek stavf noyou re-
sidenci ma sv6 farme ktera Dude
24x24. Il
Josef Hakl prodal syIi Moon
automobil J. A. Wagnerovi minu
IL t5den.
Pr. Bodine a 81. Zofie a Frantis-
ka Jandovy byly v Yankton We
stfedu.
j. A, Wagner a Josef Melichar
byii We Springfield "a obchodem
We stfedu.
Josef Hruska a jeho manzelka,
a jejich dcera. pr. Karla Vauka
byli v Yankton We stfedu.
A. O. Wagner z LesterVille Sc.
dial zde ma vlak v dterS a jel do
Sioux City "a obchodem.
Velky poeet zdejsfho lidu Sc sd
castnil divadla v Lesteryille v ne
deli. Hra Sc kazdemu libila.
X. L.. S1ymanski odjel minul5
ctyrtek do Dupree, S. ID. Vrati
Sc ku konci tohoto tSdne.
MinulS ctvrtek byla operoyana
zan6t slepeho stfeva v nemocnici
v Omaze dcera zdeisfho j. p. Coo.
leyho.
Pfijd'te Sc podiyat ma Gliding
- --.. .a. - LL
sesti Glenou rodinu, We stfe
du dne 12ho listopadu, We spolko-
We sfni.
V6clay Klouda, pekaf, byl zied-
nan do zavodu v. p. Petffka, kdeI
MONO nynf obdrzeti cerstye
pecivo kazd5 den.
Jos. ". Wagner a ieho manzel-
ka Sc navratili q Milwaukee, kde
pi. Wagnerova byla u ocnfho leka
fe. jeff zrak Sc pofad lepsf.
Frantiska, IL rokI stara dcera
Jos, Krebra odiela V dter5 do
kde Dude operoyana ma
zanet slep6ho stfeya.
Tomas Hamburger a jeho man
cd Tyndall byli zde navste-
YOU U sy5ch deer pf, jana Pekafe
q pf Jos. Bindra pres nedeli.
Tanecnf zabaya Dude uspofada
' SIM Micheloys, sobotu Sho
listopadu. Hudbu obstara tabor
ska kapela . kazdy ie ivan by SO
dostayil.
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma ziyot,
domluvte Sc U Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskiho kteff p~oiistujf u
S. Annuity Life ms. Co. ienz
zfskava denn6 cleny a jenz je jed
ma q neilepsfch.
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Nam k pronaimutf velky dGm
o sesti svetnicfch v Tabofe. Move
yse vypapirovane a obaryene.
Vac. Mach, Tabor, S. ID. (Ady.
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Itratila Sc mi prasnice Germs,
kulha trochu. Jan f. Mikolasek.
(Adv,
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