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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
SEIZE LIQUOR AFTER
CHASE IN ELIZABETH
By The Associated Press.

BV The ssOCIdfed Pre85.
ELIZABETH. March 23:-Warned
bv the police of Summit, N. j., to in
tercept two men in an automobile
containing several cases of liquor
valued at $1,000 the police here to-
day effected the capture after a live
" chase through the central section
of the city. The prisoners, who gave
the names of Henry Hootfan. of
Newark, and James e. Clune, Of New
York, were held for hearing before
a United States commissioner when
they were unable to produce a per
NIT they said had been issued TO
them to transfer the liquor from
Carbondale, Pa. to Newark Accord
ing to the police three five-gallon
dcmijohns of whiskey, a case of yer
mooth and three suitcases filled with
bottles of wines and cordials We're
found in the autom obile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
CHILD DRAGGED 20
FEET BY AUTOMOBILE {

Genevieve Lamp, a school girl, was
dragged for about twenty feet on
New Brunswick avenue this morning
by an automobile after she had taken
hold of an automobile while she was
on roller skates. The right rear guard
of the machine broke which caused
the girl to fall to the ground and be
dragged. Traffic Officer Murray stop
ped the autom mobile, the driver of
which did not know the girl was on
behind.
Officer Murray requests that it be
made known that all boys or girls
found roller skating on Smith or
State street, or New Brunswick ave-
nue., will have their skates taken
away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED NEAR BERLIN
WITH RADICAL TROOPS GAINING IN STRENGTH
Insurgents are Finally Forced 10 Retire, Leaving Dead and
Wounded on Scene Of Bait eGOVernment Forces Occupy
Various Points After Prsu ing Radicals New Proclamation
is Issued to the PrOaate Of Berlin, Exorting Workers
SPARTACANS NOW HOLD ALL OF WESTERN GERMANY

Hotels and restaurants were again
serving the public today. Shops We're
reopening and there was an ordinary
reaction of activities, tending to bear
out the governments assertion that
normal conditions are being restored.
The dispatch quotes message
from the correspondent of the Tele-
graph describing the conquest of
Essen by the communists. AS far
back as Thursday he says there was
fighting between the reds and gov-
ernment troops in the suburbs, but
Essen continued quiet and normal.
The strike was declared off and
everybody had resumed work
On Friday morning there We're
rumors of an advance by the workers
army from Bochum andd Gelsenkir-
chen and the government troops
were drawn up on the outskirts of
the town waiting for the advance.
Spartacist units at q pre-arranged
signal overturned the sentinels and
heavy fighting ensued.
A. number were killed, some estl-
mates placing the losses at $50. one
section of government troops became
panic ic-stricken and threw away its
arms, but another succeeded In re-
treating in good order to Wesel. Al
| o'clock the red flag was hoisted
over the town hall. Essen now Is
menaced by famine, the correspond
ent SAYS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
MOVE FOR DELEGATES
PLEDGED FOR WOOD
In THIRD DISTRICT
State Wood Workers May Take
Same Action in Districts as
They Did Concerning Big d
GARRETSON NOT PLEDGED
Thompson of Monmouth Re-
garded as Wood Man--An-
other MiddIesex Man Likely

In view of the fact that it is un-
derstood that Ferd Garretson and
who has announced his candidacy as
a delegate to the Republican National
Convention will not state his prefer
ence to any candidate for the pres
idential nomination. it is likely that
someone favorable to General Wood 8
candidacy will come forth an an
nounce himself as a candidate, not be-
ing picked from any organization.
Although Lewis II. Thompson Of
Monmouth county. the other Republi-
can candidate, is away at the pres
ent time, and can not bo reached, il
is assumed by the Wood followers
that Mr.. Thompson will show a pre-
ference for the generals candidacy.
This much was learned today from
Adrian Lyon, of this city. who has
beer named vice president of the
Wood interests in Middlesex county.
If another candidate for delegate,
who makes a preference to Wood is
come from the vicinity of Metuchen,
being a candidate of the Leonard
Wood Club of Metuchen.
Although 1t was decided at the
conference of the managers of the
Wood campaign in Newark on Satur-
day afternoon to put an entire Wood
ticket of candidates in the field
the tTSHu dt llhS tipS SSciiS
TO be to make no additions
to candidates already selected
If these candidates show preference
for Woods candidacy. The Wood
managers have until April l in which
10 file petitions for candidates
1t Is expected that Edward Duffield
who was appointed president of the
state campaign committee. at the
conference, will announce the seven
members he has selected to serve on
the executive committee to-
day. William j. Couse. of Asbury
Park, has been named vice president
of the Monmouth county Wood inter
ests. A committee on permanent or
ganization has State Committeeman
Charles N. Coddington, of Union. as
chairman, Austen Colgate is another
member of this committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
800 Killed i'm Ruhr District
, mn, oa1o.ufsH ErHxu

By The 1S8Oc1Uleu ITes5. ~
BERNE. March 23-More than 900
persons have been killed in fighting
at Elberfeld, In the Ruhr region near
the occupied zone and in the neigh
borhood of that city, according to
today's advices from western Germany
The communists took about 500 OF
the Reichswehr prisoners at Elberfeld
and 200 additional at another point.
Tho dispatches bear out previous
reports that nearly the entire indus
trial district Of Wcsphalia, is in the
hands of the communists, although
fighting is continuing in some places.
Fresh estimates of the communist
force place them at from 10000 TO
100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
R. R. STRIKE IN SPAIN

MADRID, March 23-A strike on
all railway lines in Spain will take
effect at noon today. This decision
was reached by representatives of the
railway employees at midnight, fol-
lowing failure of the managers of the
railway companies to accede to the
demands OF the men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
Arrcstlin Coal Probe

TERRA HATTE, Ind, March %"
Robert A. Smith and Henry Smith
coal operators and John Hesslar and
Charles Fcttinger officials of the
United Mine Workers of America were
arrested here today on indictments
brought by special federal grand
iury at indianapolis following an In
yestigation of the bituminous coal In
dustry.
The arrests brought the total or
miners and Indiana coal operators
served with capiases charging VIOLA
tion az the lever law to thirty live.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
Meeting In New York.
a

RV THe Il NSOCEuTtu
NEW YORK, March 23-The gem
eral scale committee representing the
anthracite coal mine workers met
here today to decide whether the
hard coal diggers will remain at work
April /, pending negotiations of q
new wage agreement. The operators
havo asked the mine workers to re-
main In the mines after March 81,
when the present contract expires
The union leaders predicted before
going into session that the men would
not remain at work unless the nine
owners agreed to make any wage
increase retroactive to the expiration
date of ne present contract. APP
proximately 10000 coal workers IN
the three anthracite mining districts
of Pennsylvania would be effected by
an order to suspend work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
Troops Concentrating
lBu The Associated Press.

LONDON, March 23:-Latest re-
ports from Germany show that state
and government troops are concen-
trating near Wesel to move against
the extensive districts occupied by
communists, says Rotterdam DIS
patch to the London times. On the
other hand the communists are mo-
bilizing after the method of the Rus
slams with great speed and it is jni-
possible to prophecy the issue of the
coming battle or when IL viii be
fought The communists are hamper
ed by IA lack of food, one report say
ing they have supplies for only three
days and when this is consumed 1t Is
stated they will proceed TO rob the
country district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
40 PelGons Killed

LONDON, March 23.-The cIash be
tween regular troops and insurgents
at Henningdorf, near Sandau, Tues
day resulting in the killing of 40 per-
sons and wounded 65- others. according
to an Exchange Telegraph message
from Berlin today. The communists
council in Saxony. have begun to di-
vide the large estates there, another
Berlin dispatch says
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
MORGENTHAU NAMED
FOR MEXICO POST

BIZ The associated PTesA
WASHINGTON, March 23-Henry
Morgenthau, of New York, former
ambassador to Turkey, was nominat-
ed today by President Wilson to be
ambassador to Mexico. He will sue
ceed Henry T. Fletcher, who resign
ed recently because he did not agree
with the Administrations Mexican
policy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
ARREST MADE IN H0lDUP
AT NEW BRUNSWICK

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 23-
The first arrest as a result on the
holdup in the gambling house here
late Sunday night or early Monday
morning, was made last night when
Fred Chick" Bauries of 2S2 Nelson
street, was arrested charged with be-
ing the proprietor Of the gambling
house. At the time of his arrest
bail was fixed at $4,000, TO secure his
appearance before the recorder this
morning at 9 o'clock. Cash amount
ing to $1,000 furnished by Curly
David Moon was accepted.
Bauries when arraigned this morn
ing pleaded not guilty to the charge
through his attorney. Edmund Hayes,
and bail was fixed at $1,000 to await
the action of the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
Radicals Hold West Germany

BIZ The Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, March 23.-Ths
entire western industrial district oil
Germany is held solidly by radicals
and disaster is inevitable, IL the gov
ernment troops attempt to interfere
according to Berlin advtces to the Bef-
lingske Tidende today.
The social Dem okraten learns that
a purely work ers' government is on
point of formation without coopera-
ton with the Bourgeois party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

STUTTGART, March 23:--Oflicial
confirmation was given today of
news dispatches announcing the re-
signation of Gustav Noske. the min
ister of defense, and its acceptance
by President Ebert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
File johnson Petition

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, March 2S,-Containing
1898 names the petition to place the
name or Hiram Johnson on the Repub-
iican Presidential primary ballot was
filed with the secretary Of state last
night Allen Trinible, of Elizabeth,
presented the petition all the signers
came from Essex county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
New Battle in Progress

7
AK A-CHAPPEIIlE, March "a
Another battle is reported to be going
on between Spartacans and troops OF
the regular army at Wcsel, twenty-five
miles northwest of Essen. The regu-
lars the report says, appears TO nave
been outflanked by the Spartacans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
Rcryin Situation Confused

PARIS, March 2S:-The situation
in Berlin is extremely confused at
present according to advices to the
foreign office today. Apparently
there Is n conflict between the mill
tary and civilian members of the
government
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
HOOVER NAMES SECRETARY

WASHINGTON. aMrch 23.--Chris-
tian A. Herter, of New York, special
attache to the state department in
charge of matters pertaining to the
League of Nations has resigned to be-
come secretary to Herbert Hoover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
RUSSIA NEEDS 80 BILLION
RUBLES TO RESTORE SELF

By The Associated Press.
WARSAW, March 9-Thirty-two
billion roubies In gold is the sum
needed by Russia to restore herself
according to the Polish government
official telegraph news agency whlch
quotes soviet newspapers TO that Ell
feet.
reported from Libeau that Russian
newspapers recently published ac-
counts of appoi"t'"""t Of commissions
to calculate the losses of Russia dur
ing the war and revolution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
ELECT BORTON

By The Associated Press.
TRENTON, March 2S:-Joshua r.
Borton, Republican, Of Burlington
county, was reelected state director
of railroads at a joint meeting of the
legislature today. T. Lloyd Lewis, Of
Monmouth, was given a compliment
tary vote by the Democratic men,
bers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
Circulate Petitions

NEW BRUNSWICK, March %
The petitions of F'erd Garretson and
Louis S. Thompson as delegates to
the Republican National Convention
from the third congressional district
are being circulated in New Bruins
wick today. The names of two asso-
ciates also on the petitions, Arthur
Smock and Samuel Tfeilner both from
Ocean county
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23
BIG OIL FIRE AT
CAMDEN $300,000 LOSS

81 The d ssociGted Press
CAMDEN. March 23:-Fire de-
stroyed sixty-five thousand barrel
tank at the plant of the Vacuum Oil
Company near Paulsboro. An explo-
sion set fire to the fifty-two thousand
barrels of oil in the tank. 1t burned
all night but by hard work firemen
prevented it from spreading to ad-
joining property. The plant is the
largest in the world. The loss is
100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

p. A. Hdwe. for Seeds.
s-1s-tf. tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

List your property with Apern & Co. We
have prospective purchasers at all times.
l4l45-3-20-3t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

Eat Blue Ribbon Creamery Butter.
you'n simply love Il. Farm fresh and
delicious Try carton today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

Insure that new car with AIpern Co.
Service Is our motto. 14145-3-2u-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

p. A. Hdwe. for Washing Machines.
3-lS-tf. tues, thurs. sat'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-23

T. A. Hdwe. for Pyrex Ovenware
3-IS-tf. tues. thurs. sat-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20

can be well taken care of in this cit. -Four bank
ing institutions each one sound: SAFE and gov
e,ned by a. conservative, wel-eXperonced, Dusl-
ness-like officials, makes it possible to select
janx that will assure you of perfect safety for
your savings.
Each bark invites the savings Of STALL tepos-
to.s in either its savings department" or as
member Of it's money club :!t, ':t@:
The conservative policy under which each
bank is conducted assures depositors perfect
safety.
Those VINO wish checking account, desire to
purc1"se certificates Of deposit OF wish to make
investments Of any nature will find either OF the
oanks uiad to serve them in every way that Is
consistent with safe, modern banking.
If you desire banking accommodations of any
kind, YOU vii! find a welcome u: YOU ut the
bank YOU select
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20

The merchants are be commended for offering cea uto
date stocks at all of the year This made possible by the
policy of season followed nearly merchant IN
this city, These sales are never used unload undesirable mer
candse but the merchants give that found during
oit"Ai"1No 49,
tho Gale nerods as we'll as at all other times the year
roso o m wolf and Nssgoods aTea
offered for cost and even less pays them well to attend
Even during PERIOD andsnce withthe great difficulty
experienced by the merchants securing goods these season.
end sales continued giving exceptional values In TACT
in some cases goods offered these sales at lower than
the before war prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
The Thrifty Person
Will. Have a Surplus

and will not have same laying about the house or
carry same carelessly around with item.
This surplus, be it large or small, vii be well
safe-gliarded It will also be placed where it can
be added to from time to time and where It will
also earn rate of interest that vii! cause tie
princip al to grow by reason of the interest earn
ed. The person who is. thrifty and who wishes a
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Ne MORTAL SERVICES Al
L4LM4

There will be memorial services
at Zalma next Sunday Erich Pape
post, G. A. r., will have charge Of
the ceremonies. Everybody is in
vited to come and bring flowers for
decoration purposes and weIl-tillcd
baskets, as there is to be dinner on
the ground. By the Committee.
S X. Smith of this city and Capt
5. A. Martin OF Lutesvile are screen
ing and doing some interior work on
Will F Weiss house.
Neil Smith aud his helpers, Luther
and JENNINGS Iount, lave doae
concrete work It's week sor " a..
Dunn ana /. j. GrimSiey.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
We will pay you 3

cents more per pound for your but
ter fats than ST. Lonis quotations
ate. We guarantee honest test and
weight, You also eet your returns
the next day for your cream. Hon
esty is what YOU want, And we
want your cream.
SUGAR CREEK CREAnrRy CO.,
AIlenville, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
ard Of Thanks

We desire t. thank our friends
for III Kindness shown us during
the death Of our dear mother aud
sister. Mrs, l.. {. Edwards.
Bennett Edwards and Family,
+ + Crawford and Family,
Noah Modglin.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
ALLEN GROCERY

.msf m nrrSeOf II.rr il mu.n rnIk
of cutt,ne pric.s hw the hest mn.
tb,r,t,ss saw the,. u,a ~ B,tIa
cba,sa IN rhs mica nj f,o, urntuc,S
and thar canned fruirs esnaciallv
will bs h,thor an account cf .uaar
nrices
REGARDLESS fth;. .o ars ogarins
you some bargains IN catahIes that
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

~@A. Df \ Reynolds
YvyvSSye dentist will be ~ ms
Office IN Marble IT'LL every FRIDAY
and Saturday
Trrnnis Estes spent Saturday and
Surday IN Flat River, returning
Monday
What doth the little tags say >
Read Lulcs Nrrcanules ad m this
issue. IL viii save you some mCEy
II 5 Brown of Nnrrhousr Is vis-
iting at the home Of B | Allen 80
this city
wanted Hickory logs S2J per
1000 feet for rough logs and $50 for
clear logs Also Black Oak. So so.
White Oak S25, Gum. Elm and Syca-
more. SIS per 1000 feet
K c. & C. p. Rlcklrgs,
l.utesyille. Mo
Oliver Hahn went to Latin the
first of the week to do some car
penter work
Rub-My- rlsm is a powerful anti
sepucit Kills the poSion caused from
infected cuts, cures old sores, letter
etc
] |. Wallis oi Crooked creek
township was at the county seat
last Thursday
William sullivan. Jr., is visiting
his aunt Mrs c. K Sorreli, this
week in Poplar Bluff.
For Saie--t20-acrc river bottom
farm S miles from Zalma. Good
house and barn. fine range, good
we'll and spring, Eiehty-tive acres
of fine bottom land, specially adapt
ed to corn and alfalfa. For terms
and further information, write or
call
s Roy SulltNs, Zalma. Mo
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Rev Charles Hart is doing some
paper hanging for Rev. Elmer &.
Walker on the rooms over The
Press Office
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Miss Marie Wells. who has been
teaching at Narlanna, ARK, came
home tor the summer vacation
Tuesday
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Fey Clas u ciu0u vii preach
mex, Sunday mrrnp, ., NlrrIr
EIrlI Presbyterian church and at
nlght 90 Lu,,>viIir Tins NiIld,v.dr
equally thr hNh sunday hetN .u
the twn CONGREGATIONS
NI,, irtur Alexander Who has
been NJ the last wees or ten day,
q, couyaic,rlnc. We are glad 20 say
Mrs " d Allen has bought the
l'., IN the south part OF town ucru-
pied hy Miles Mrlch
ATTORNEY Ia / Drum and family
%, Cape Glratdcau drove over Co
Marble HrII and LutesvilI" last sun.
day
An attack pr heartburn or 10.
digestion eajls tor dos. 1f Her.
Nar r. rrIi.., the d-reo,, IS
.ant'F and force, the fcrmgn,eJ
food into The ha.,cl. NuG feel.
better ~ once Price. tor Sod
O.. All Druggists.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

MIR and Mrs. p f.. Richards and
sons Clarence aud Carl. of Frederick
town visited at the home of Mrs.
Richards parents, lion and Mrs }.
NJ Zimmerman, in Marble Hill, and
Mir Richar S vi,itei his father
southwest o LutesyiN returning
the first OF the wteb
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

lindcr Miller II Jackson Vas IN
Marble Hill Iursdny
Do you want yolic dress of .
silk vast cheap See Lutes Ncr'
cantilrS MI Ia this weeks issue
Prriclrs Conrad vent Ia 81 Lluis
"Wednesday of last week
No huntinp or trrspassine will bc
allow sd on ouf farms j \ IINinF.
" |. itr,s aud II v NHTtsS
viii sullivan went To Jackson
yesterday. "Wednesday
The lyst IS always 'b, cheapest
bus National lIlh' coal uH H'
X p Jones
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
LOCAL NEWS. -

Sam J. NcNinn went go -. Louis
Sunday
For sale llas r"l,r. suHi
rev = u Chppari ia'H 50
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

squire 3 ; wtntcr, of lHi!n
vas In oar town tuesday ou
business
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

" Hatcher ui near Glen Allen
wa, "a Marble liiil llsI Saturday
GS quickly relieve, Cold, and
LaGnpfc Constipation bihou.uc,s.
Loss of Appetite and lIcadarhes
sheriff fncCh Underwood vent to
Kansas CiN TUESDAY un business
BS ha, pfu,,u uitWillcuTc Malaria
Chi.ls and Fever R.Iinu Fever Colds
and lAGnvp"
Auotnc, y X Chandler ven. io
BIoomticidlns, Sagria> o" business
Farm wanted Wanted tn hear
from oNnrr ul Lpnd farm ~ land
f1f sal, S~nd pri.- aud he, erlp,'nn
Fall delivery l. loNE. RoN SOL.
Oluey III
Miss Rubyc Grus.ry is ~orkiug
m the Farmers supply Store ihi>
week
Wnf'rs Cream Nrrmtfus" l-
srraa destruction 70 Intestinal
worms ltI, harn.,>, = children
ur adults Pre-. 3s : Id ps
~ nrt..r.H.
squire 3 ; Winters of iHfin
vas In our town Tuesday 90
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Miss Ruhyc Gfims.cy Is ~ufAlug
IN the Farmers supply Store ihl>
Nrrk
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Dental NOfiCc

<~l Dr v \ Reynolds
SSyYYYfT dentist will be IN his
Office IN Marble Till every FRIDAY
and Saturday
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14

pozornosti prohledli 81 hoste
zai1zenl techto svetovych pr1-
myslovych podniku a zejm6na
nej jmlaRim Svetovaru obdivo-
vail Sc Iicelnosti dokonalosti
podniku. Pivovary usporadaly
pax spolecnou vecefi pro no.
sty V zasedaci sinl Nest anske-
no pivovaru, pTi niz navazany
druzne styky mezi hosty a "a
stupci domaciho obyvatelstva
a proneseny mnohe Zdravice a
pripitky,k tere vesmes vyzna-
covaly Sc srdeGnosti a upfimno
stl- O 9. hod. vecer odjeli Jiho-
slovane zvlastnim vlakem k vi
dni. odnaSejice 81 q Plzn6 tr-
! valy DOZEN o vyspelosti ceske-
no prumyslu a ceske prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
.J;hoslovansti novinari v Plz-

nj. Phi prohlidce Skodovych
zavodu konal Sc We stredu V
Nest anske Besede plzehske
spolecny obed, uspofadany OBJ
ci plzenskou, pfi cemz zapel
jihoslovanske a ceske pisne pc
weekly spolek "Smetana" a Il
tinkovala posadkova hudba.
Zvlaste vykony spolku "Smeta
ny" mocne pusobily ma hosty,
take Sc zivym zajmem Sc hle-
di vstric jeho zajezdu do Ju-
goslavie v nejblizsich tydnech.
Vyznamne zdravice pronesli
starosta Pix a vndce vypravy
Music. Vyprava rozdelila Sc
pax ma tri skupiny, ktere ma
vstivily svetozname plzensk6
pivovary, Mest'ansky (pra-
zdroi) Spolecensky (Prior) a
Cesky akciovy (Svetovar). Sc
zivym zajmem a neobyceinou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
VERELNE DlKUVZDANl.

Tmto vzdavane vfely dix ct. verejnost "a proyev
znan navs evou kerou poct6no bylo divsen
predstaveni "Legonar' pofadane Dram Sborem "Vteka
davane prospech naSch hoch kter souz ceskooven
ske armade Zroven p.~ojevuem sdeGny dix darc6m
kter pfispeli tohoto podnku zvlas6 dekujeme
hudbe D. B. Marika ker nGinkovaa upne zdarma Rditel
stvu (eske Nrodn Sine "a dar $25O0 dale Ct darcum
Hartnanov o. Kavanov p st. Matyasov p AL Hauserov
p. Jahodov ~ ~s1VlS "sex yt~sa WV" 4i~'Ss
Castka $26491 byla odevzdana vyboru egionafu 1876
list XII ie ieSte obehu II legonaiskeho vyboru.
T1nto zakonGuie Dram Sbor 'sVceka" letosn a
doufa re ct obecenstvo tn pzeh kterou po eho
trvani prokazao ma dale zachova
Ia Dram. Sbor "VCelka'
FIR KARNOS, predseda. MARIE BASI, pokad