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The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28
MURDERS WIFE
 FOR BARE FEET
Was Demonstrating Corn Cure and Drove Her Husband
 to Kill Her

Duluth, July 2S-Henry Johnson killed his wife in this city today be- cause she insisted in sitting in win- dow barefooted to demonstrate corn cure. When she accepted the position of demonstrating the cure Johnson ob- jected strenuously, but she insisted and her obstinacy seemed to drive him mad.
 WhenNhe fired the shot there was a large crowd around the window. They pursued Johnson for long way, threatening to lynch him, but he man. aged to make his escape.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28
the AuStrianS.

Paris, July 28.-Later)-The report Mas current here this at- ternoon that two Austrian army corps have already occupied Bel grade, but there is no conhrma- tion of it. It is quite possible, however, as it is supposed that the Austrian troops began to move secretly yesterday and that they were ready to bounce on the Servian capital when the formal declaration of war was made.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28
ARREST PEOPLE
 ON PRIBILOFF Deputy Marshal at Unalaska Ordered to the Island for
 That Purpose

Washington, July 2S-Deputy Mar shal Scammel of Unalaska has been ordered to proceed to the Pribiloff islands to place all the officials there under arrest on the charge of robbing the seal and debauching the natives. The wireless operator on the island is already under arrest and is being held for the arrival of the deputy.
 The accusations against the officials are very serious and special inquiry will be made into all the circumstances.
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Vienna, July 28.--Later--Austr1a declared war formally this afternoon, and her great army is now on the move toward the Servian border.
 Rejecting England's offer of med iation, immediately the Austrian gov ernment ordered the troops in Bo- hemia to entrain and across the Bo- hemian plains thousands of soldiers are now moving to begin the war that may mean the uprising of all the powers of Europe. It was not nec- essary for Austria to make the formal declaration of war, but she has done so to avoid misunderstanding.
 London, July 28.--Later-Orders were received today for the moblllza- ton of the British navy, and the whole country is in ferment as most people believe that this country cannot escape being embroiled in the general conf1a- grafton. On one hand the govern ment is said to be almost pleased at the prospects of war, as it will prob ably put an end to 4he difficulties which have arisen in Ireland by giving the British people something else to think about.
 It was reported this afternoon that Germany has officially rejected the proposal of Sir Edward Grey for med iation and this report is given general credence. This imparts still graver aspect to the conditions, as it shows Germany's determination to stand by the Austrians.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28
AI|STRlA BEGINS THE WAR
 ..BRITISH NAVY MOVING
many Rejects Mediation. Latest Reports Are That Seryian Capital Has Fallen
 Before the Enemy.

UOUdS,
 There is a hope yet that the war can be confined to Austria and Servia if it is found to be inevitable. It is fully known that Servia can hope for noth- ing but crushing defeat, but for the sake of general peace the powers may be willing to let her be sacrificed. It is believed that Greece will come to her aid.
 There is arumor all over Lon don this morning that Sir Ed ward Grey, the great liberal for eign minister, will propose me diation to the powers to prevent the greatest conflict since the Napoleonic era. It is hoped that France, Germany and Italy will accept the proposal and that even still the calamity of a European war may be avoided.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

A. Nj. Aten and N. H. Reed, who have arrived in the city from Quartz creek, report that the forest fire is now raging all over the Island. Their camp, known as Professor Parker's camp, has been totally destroyed and lot of other damage has been in- flicted.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

DuDlliiJ OuiJ ~ 1 S"p'N of Ireland was once again in the hands of the Irish national ist volunteer army last evening and not a regiment of British troops was permitted outside the barracks.
 A regiment of six hundred nationalist volunteers, heavily armed and ready for business, formed at one end of the city and marched right through the heart of the capital through the principal streets. As they marched in military form a mob of four thousand people fell in behind them singing Irish patri- otic airs, but not a soldier ap- peared and it is now believed that the minister of war and the members of the liberal govern ment generally realize that a serious mistake wss made when the friends of that government were charged by troops while the Orangemen were permitted to march armed through Belfast. The Irish parliamentary party will take the matter up at once with the government, but the people are rather glad as rule that the fight took place, as 1t has served to show once for all that Ireland must have home rule or a quarter of a million men will know the reason why.
 While the volunteers marched through the streets last evening the mob which followed seemed to be so desirous of another scrap that they began to stone the street cars. The volunteer soldiers themselves marched in a most orderly manner and obeyed the officers like veterans, so that they cannot be held re- sponsible for the rioting which accompanied the march. How ever, they had the city under their control and Dublin is wild with enthusiasm.
 The lord mayor issued furi- ous protest yesterday to the gov ernment for ordering out the troops without consulting him. self and other authorities of the city. This protest will be pre- sented in the house of commons and will be the cause of a warm debate.
 The future intentions of the government are not known, but it is hoped that parliament will be established in Dublin before any similar cause is given for more fighting, On the whole the battle which took place is accepted as a striking lesson of what may be expected. John Redmond. leader of the Irish parliamentary party, has man. aged to secure an equal share in the control of the volunteer army by getting permission to
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Dr. Daggett, Mrs. Daggett and children, w. E. Root and Miss Root, Miss Culbertson and the Misses Romig have returned from the Bungalow where they enjoyed a pleasant outing.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

St. Petersburg, July 28-Ua- ter). - The mobilization of the Russian troops has commenced, although so far as can be learned the czar and the government are
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Paris, July 28-This city was the scene last night of the most violent rioting for many years. The trouble was caused by a great demonstration by the anti war people who started by pa rading the streets singing revo- lutionary songs and demanding that war be prevented, The
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The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Take look at the new jet jewelry at George the Jeweler.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

You'll find everything in the pastry line at the Seward Cafe,
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

London. July 28-Austria is to be ready to strike
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
Evening journal., 1914-08-18

bred bitch which shall have taken at
least third prize in one of the regular
classes
Dogs or bitches entered for specials
only, may compete for the above spe-
cials, provided they have won first
prize at three different A. X. c. shows.
Holstcin Harvey, Jr., offers cup for
, the winners dog.
Charles j. Winkler offers cup for the
winners bitch.
BOSTON TERRIERS.
Philadelphia Boston Terrier Club Of
fers, open TO members only.
Medal for the best dog.
Medal tor the best bitch.
Boston Terrier CluU OF New York Of
iers, open 30 members only:
Medal for the best dog.
Medal for the best bitch.
Sprotts' Patent Limited offer package
Of assorted dog biscuits for the best
dog or bitch in the local classes.
Frank $. Young offers, judges cup fol
the best dog OF bitch.
FOX TERRIERS.
Fort Orange Poultry, Kennel and Pet
stock Association offers, open to all; TO
: be competed for at all A. X. G. shows.
applying for same from January, 1914,
TO the Albany show. December 2
1914, inclusive. 10 be awarded TO the
exhibitor winning it the greatest num-
Der of times. Winner must compete
at the Albany show.
American Fox Terrier Club offers
open TO members only,
$3.50 or cup for the best American.
bred dog or bitch.
Wissahickon Kennel Club offers. open
TO members only;
Medal for the best dog or bitch
SEALNHAM TERRIERS.
The American Scalyham Terrier Clut
offers, open to members only:
Presidents Cup, presented bv August
Belmont, lr., TO be competed for during
1914. for the best dog or bitch.
Bronze medal for the best dog.
Bronze medal for the best bitch
Wissahickon Kennel Club offers. oper
10 members only;
Medal for the best dog or bitch.
IRISH TERRIERS.
Irish Terrier Club of America Of
fers, open to members only:
Set Of club engravings for the bes
American-bred dog.
Set of club engravings for the bes
American-bred pitch.
Friend of the Breed offers So. 90 FOL
the best American-br bred dog or bitch
Friend of the Breed offers $500 fol
the best dog or bitch bred by ex
hibitor.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS.
The Scottish Terrier Club o
America offers the following specia
prizes TO be competed for durin,
1914, open to members only. void un
less two or more members compete
and to be finally awarded the dog OF
bitch winning them the creates
number of times.
The 1914 Open Trophy Cyalue S30)
for the best. of either sex. A Ger
tifcate to commemorate each win.
The 1914 Trophy Cvalue 500, for
the best American or Canadlan-b bret
of either sex.
The 1914 Trophy Cvalue 500. fo
the best Of either sex, bred by ex
hibitor.
The 1914 Trophy (value 500. 70
the best coated of either sex. To b,
judged according to the standarl
which says; "The coat should b
short, about two inches, hard an
wiry in texture. and very dense al
over the body"
The following specials are to go Il
the exhibitor winning them tn
greatest number of times:
Evening journal., 1914-08-18

of the member of the West Philadelphia
Kennel Club winning it the greatest
number of times from August 20, l0l4
to august %, 1915.
b Mrs r.. ;. AVIS offers 81 for the best
under five pounds.
A friend offers Sl.5O for the best
American-bred dog or bitch.
friend offers Sl.j0 Tor the best
novice dog or bitch.
James Morrow q Sons offer pound
box of Lowney's Candy, for the best
local dog or bitch.
James Morrow Il Sons offer can Of
crackers for the best puppy dog or
bitch bred by exhibitor.
ENGLISH roy SPANlELS.
Fort Orange Poultry Kennel and Pet
Stock Association offers, open TO all. To
be competed for at all a. X. T.. shows,
applying for the same from January,
1914, to the Albany show, December I,
,, 1914, inclusive. 10 be awarded to
the exhibitor winning it the greatest
number of times. Winner must compete
at the Albany show.
Cup for the best dog or bitch.
Toy Spaniel Club of America offers,
open to members only;
Club medal for the best dog
Club medal for the best bitch.
Club medal for the best puppy dog or
bitch.
Mrs. Carl Baumann offers Challenge
Trophy (value ST5 TO SlOO) for the best
dog on bitch, to be won five times with
different dogs.
Mrs Amy X. Easton offers Challenge
Cup for the best Ruby dog or bitch. To
be won three times with different dogs.
Mrs. James Doig offers Challenge Tro-
ply for the best American bred Prince
Charles dog or bitch in the limit class.
To be won three times with different
dogs
Mrs. Mary C. Cook offers Champion
Rosemary Radiance Challenge Cup for
the best Blenheim dog in the limit class,
shown by the owner. To be won three
times, with different dogs
Edward Grumball offers tho Opti-
cal trophy for the best Bleinheim
bitch in the limit class. Open to mem
bers OF the West Philadelphia Ken
! mel Club. To become the property OF
the exhibitor winning the first six
"firsts" from June 20. 1914, to June
20. 1915.
DR.. George f. Baier. Jr., offers the
Boothwyn trophy for the best dog OF
bitch. Open to members Of the West
| Philadelphia Kennel Club To become
the property of the member scoring
the greatest number of wins from
June 90 1914, to June 20, 1915.
JAPANESE SPANIELS.
Mrs. Arthur H. Smith offers S2.5C
/ for the best dog or bitch.
PEKINGESE.
Pekingese Club of America offers
open to competitors among its mem.
bers:
Silver cup for the best Pekingese IN
the show, provided the best owned
and exhibited by a member of the
Pekingese Club of America. This
special is to be competed for at al
shows from November 1st, 1918, tC
November 1st, 1914, and is to becom,
the property of the exhibitor showing
the greatest number of wins. A media
will be given in commemoration o.
each win. Award is to be made only
at shows where at least four exhibit
ors are showing Pekingese, otherwis,
the offer to be void.
Medal for best of opposite sex Il
winner of cup.
Mrs. A. Mcclure HALEY offers cup
valued at $50. for the best puppy dol
or bitch, sired by Oh. Sun of Llenrud
To be competed for from the To,
Spaniel Club Show. 1913, to the PelSin
gese Club Show, 1914. Cup to b'
awarded to the puppy scoring th'
Evening journal., 1914-08-18

The 1914 Presidents Cup, present
ed by Mr. Francis G. Lloyd, for the
best American or Canadian-bred
brace
The 1914 Balgownie Trophy, pre-
sented by Mr.. Henry T. Fleitman, for
the best American-bred bitch, under
1S months Of age.
A Trophy (value $3.50, presented by
Miss Fanny Brooks, for the best
puppy.
Fort Orange Poultry Kennel and
Pet Stock Association offers, open to
all, to be competed for at all A. X.
G. Shows. applying for same from
January. 1914, TO the Albany Show,
December /, 2, 1914, inclusive. To
be awarded to the exhibitor winning
Il the greatest number of times. Win
ner must compete at the Albany
Show:
Cup for the best dog or bitch.
WELSH TERRIERS.
Welsh Terrier Club offers, open to
members only:
Club Cup or cash for the best
American-bred dog or bitch.
POMERANIANS.
The American Pomeranian Club Of
fers, to members only, for dogs win
ming not less than third prize or bet
ter, the following specials;
The Presidents 1913 Trophy for the
best in the show.
Trophy offered by the 1913 Execu-
tive Committee for the best Ameri-
can--bred dog or bitch, champions
barred.
SIS 90 or Silver Cup for the best
dog.
$500 or Silver Cup for the best
bitch.
Gold medal for the best novice.
Gold medal for the best puppy.
The six above Specials to be COM
roted for at all shows where the Club
Specials are offered during the year
! 1914, and to become the property of
! those who score the most points dur
| ing the year-points to be counted by
the American Kennel Clubs rating
Of the show. Two or more to COM
plete.
The Champion Atom Gem Trophy,
! No. 2, presented by Mrs. William
Gamer Wiederseim. for the best
orange-shaded sable bitch. To be
won three times with different dogs.
The Chocolate Swell Trophy, pre-
sented by Mrs. A. Ronalds Conkling
for the best dog or bitch with two
of his or her get. To be won three
times with different dogs.
The Ohley Sun Dew Trophy, pre-
sented by Mrs. Ralph Chambers Stew
art, for the best American-br bred
/ Pomeranian in the limit classes,
other than sable. black, brown or
chocolate. To be won three times
with different dogs.
The Swiss Mountain Kennels
/ Trophy No. 2, for the best Pomeran-
ian. sired by one of their stud-dogs
To be won three times. with different
dogs. Donor not to compete.
Miss Theodore Wilbour offers a sill
yer rose bowl for the best brace OF
cream, orange or sable Pomeranians, 6
lbs. or under Brace need not be of
the same color. To be won four times
in competition by the same brace.
The Pom Patch Lady Bluey silver cup
for best brown or chocolate Pomeran-
ian, champions barred. To be won five
times by one exhibitor not more than
three wins with same dog. Three OF
more to compete.
Application for membership in The
American Pomeranian Club should be
made to the secretary. Mrs. William
Gamer Wederseim, No. 2023 Delaney
Place, Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry Hoetzer offers the Woodlyr
Trophy for the best sable male in the
limit class To become the property
Evening journal., 1914-08-18

most number of wins during the year
Toy Spaniel Club of America offers
open to members only:
Medal for the best dog or bitch.
TOY POODLEs.
Marshall T. Britton offers Judge,
cup for the best dog OF bitch
Marshall T. Britton offers Carton
OF American Dog Biscuits for the best
third prize winner in the novice class.
es
Marshall t. Britton offers carton Of
American Dog Biscuits for the best third
prize winner in the puppy classes.
international Toy Poodle Club offers
open TO members only:
Medal for the best dog
Medal for the best bitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hartman offer
Little Wonder Trophy for the best dog
or bitch from Little Wonder Kennels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hartman offer
Little Wonder Trophy for the best
largest entry.
John Hawthorne offers cup for the best
in the brace class.
Mrs. Hardekopf offers trophy (value
S2), for the best dog or bitch bred by the
Little Wonder Kennels.
Mrs. A. Turner offers trophy, (vaIue
81, for the best puppy dog or bitch.
John Harvey offers trophy, (value
so, for the best dog or bitch in the
limit classes.
Mrs. Bramemale offers trophy, Cvalue
81, for the best second prize winner in
the open classes.
Mrs. Trueman offers trophy, (vaus
so. for the best second prize winner in
the limit classes.
Mrs. j. Patterson offers, piece Of cut
glass for the best third prize winner.
Mrs. j. Patterson offers, piece OF cut
glass for the best dog or bitch from the
Blue Bell Kennels
MALTESE TERRIERS.
Maltese Terrier Club offers. open to
members only:
Presidents trophy, presented by DR..
| +. II. Berendsohn, for the best dog or
bitch, winning the greatest number of
points during the year 1914, ending with
the Westminster Kennel Club Show,
1913. Each win to count as many points
as the A. X. c. rating of the show at
which such wins are made.
Maltese Terrier Trophy for the best
of opposite sex to winner of the prcsi-
dents trophy. Same conditions
Toy Spaniel Club of America offers,
open TO members only:
Club medal for the best dog or bitch.
In addition to the foregoing, cash
or ribbon awards will be made, and
an American Kennel Club rating will
be given in the following classes:
Bloodhounds, st. Bernards, Great
Danes, Russian Wolfhounds, Scottish
Deerhounds, Greyhounds, Foxhounds,
Pointers. English Settlers, Irish Set
ters, Cocker Spaniels, Beagles.
Daschunde, Collies. German Sheep
Dogs, Old English Sheep Dogs,
Poodies, Chow Chows, Dalmatians,
Doberman Pinschers, Bulldogs, Aire-
dale Terriers, Bull Terriers. French
Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Toy Bos-
ton Terriers, Fox Terriers (smooth), /,
Fox terriers (wire-haired), Sealyham
Terriers, Irish Terriers, Scottish Ter
riers, West Highland White Terriers,
Welsh Terriers, Dandie Dinmont
Terriers, Black and Tan Manchester
Terriers, Schipperkes, Pomeranians.
English Toy Spaniels (Black and
TAM, King Charles; English Toy
Spaniels (Tri-Color), Prince Charles; (;
English Toy Spaniels (Red), Ruby;
Japanese Spaniels, Pekingese, Toy
Poodles, Yorkshire Terriers, Maltese
Terriers, Toy Black and Tan Terriers
mot exceeding eight pounds), Grif-
fons Bruxellois, Chihuahuas, Italian
Greyhounds and others.
Evening journal., 1914-08-18
eca Premiums Add Success of The State Fair Dog Show

member scoring the greatest number of
wins during the year 1914.
Edward J. Devlin offers Trophy for
the best dog or bitch 10 become the
property of the member scoring the
greatest number OF wins during the
year 1914.
Harry Rushton offers The Woodcraft
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tContinued from Page five)
Pitland Trophy for the best American
bred dog. To become the property OF
the member scoring the greatest num-
Der of wins during the year 1914
Joseph a. buchanan offers The Xii
morey Cup for the best Amcrican.hred
bitch no become the property of the
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Yankton, 20-Mi"ulS patek Sc
zde odbyvala retirement volba ably
Sc rozhodlo zdali VIM. Poppe ma
dostati licensi senkovat &iIi ne.
Kladne bylo vrzeno 1872 hlas1 a
zaporne 377. Ma jafe m9stska ko
mise totiz povolila mimo jin5m
te2 licensi Poppe-ovi a firma Wag
'ner a List jenz byla vyhozena 81
zjednala pravnika Janouska, KITE
r} vynalezl Re v9c Sc must dati cd
hlasovat lidu. Cirkutni soud roe
hodl proti, ale nejvyssf soud pot
vrdil Mailed pana Janouska, Vol
ba Sc odbfvala ale Pope vyhral.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Albee, 20-Zdejsf rozyazec pos.
Ety pc yenkoy6 pred nedaynem kou
pill cd cizince potah konf 5 koea-
rem q postroii Q vice tomu neEeno
val pozornosti, az kdyz jednoho
dne sem pfiiel serif 2 Wilkins ok
resu v Minnesota a ztotoznil POI
tab ktery byl tam ukraden pred
,rokem. Ovsem die zakona 81 po-
tab wal hned ssebou a rozvazeG
utfel hubu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Hetland, 19-Nezli Sc podrobit
operaci volil radeji smrt. T. Pc
terson, farmer a pioner pred ne
davnem Sc sym synem pfipevno-
vail pohon iimz hnali stroj ma W.
TAM studn6 a pfi zatlouk&ni kGlu
najednou udal Sc v5buch pfi KITE
rem staremu byla jedna noha o.
drcena. Vysetfilo Sc Re jedna re
tech trubic ma kterou starry tloukl
byla nabita dynamitem. L6kafi
navrhovali odejmuti nohy, ale Pc
terson tomu nechtel svoliti. Kdyz
ale druhy den pocal sam nahlizeti,
ze I'D jest tuze rozdrcen by Sc "a
hojil svolil, ale bylo jiz pozd9 a
zraneDy zemfel.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Kingsburg, 20-Ed Simpson,
jenz mel kov&fskou dflnu zde, W.
prodal a prozatfm nema plany do
budoucna. Pied n9jak5m 6asem
Sc zapletl do jak6si pranice pfi ia
necni zabave, phi kter5ch 2 pravid
la mnozf 1castnfci pfichazf do bo-
jovne nalady, a byl vyhozen ven
ma cerstvf vzduch oknem a tax pc
ranen ma prav6 ruce, ze jest ma dc
bro k praci z neschopn9n.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Pukwana, 20-Pred nekolika
mesfci vyvolal 1tek Millarda
Langforda Sc 81. Marii Sparrowo-
YOU velkou sensaci, kdyz tento
mladS pdrek tyklouzl z nastrahy
otce devGete a Serbia a ujel do Ne
.ligh, Neb. kde Sc nechal oddati.
Ia til t5dny Sc vratiI, ale otec dev
cete. 81 mocf holku odvedl domu pc
nevac jest nezletila. ZaroveG po-
dial k soudu zadost by .snatek byl
zrusen a soud poruGil by Sc tax
stale. sri. ..f
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Tyndall, 19-Jan KrejGik, pray
MIX z Lynch Neb., byl zde nGvSte-
you u sv6ho bratra Vaclava. By
val kdysi zde vSpomocnym audi
torem dokud jeho bratr Vaclay
ten 1fad zastdval.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Wagner, 2o-W. E. Price, zdei
81, jest prynf v tonic statu, 81 pc,
ffdil letacf stroj, jednoplosnS New
port. Nikdy ma stroll doposud ne
prorazel nebesa, ale chce Sc tomu
nauciti. Stroi ma V zadu We sv6
lekarna
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Miller, 19-Hroznou zkusenost
zazil Lloyd Fry, mlady farmer
jenz bydlf, 20 mil Cd mesta minuly
ctVrtek. Lloyd jel domu ma SVEN
automobile z mesta, a kdyz Sc
vzdalil cd hranic asi pet mil, kara
Sc snfm pfevrhIa a jemu z1stala
pod nj leva ruka take Sc nemohl
vyprostit. Nikdh tudy nejel po-
nevac byio jiz pozde v noci a pro
to on ~neztratil odvahu, nybrz ka-
pesnfm nozem skrabal zmrzlou
zem, tax dlouho az Sc vyprostil
pc n9kolika hodinov6 namaze.
Bylo jiz k ranu kdyz Sc vyprostil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Winner, 20-Zdejsf mesto Dude
Ii chtfti, mdze snadno dostati hoj-
most vody z pramenu jenz tekou
ash sedm mil cd mesta, COZ by vice
nestalo nezli $40, 900. TAX Sc vys
loVil znalec ienz PRAGUE pro re-
leznici. -,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Deadwood, 19-Redaktor Sem
jest zalovan G.. W.. Eganem ira
$50, 900 pro urazku ma cti. Sem
phi poslednf k%andfdatufe Eganove
u~vefejnil nekolik Glank1 proti E.
ganovi a nynf ma mel vznesena OBJ
zaloba ma tolik hfisneho mamonu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-22

Guyerner Byrne omilostnil Wm
Kade-a ienz bydlel v Chas Mix oh
resu a ienz asi pred rokem pfepa,
dl jisteho obcana a obral, zaGez 81
mel odsedeti trest dvou rokn.
mel jest9 sed6t ash pGl roku.