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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
or DISSOLUTION PARTNERsHIP.
NOTICE

J. Urban and Ralph IL Urban. carrying on business as meal and grocery dealers at Norwich Ave, in the Village Of Taft vile, in the Town of Norwich. Conf under the style or firm Of Urban Bros. E this day dissolved by mutual consent William J. Urban will pay and dischargt all debts and liabilities of said firm, and receive all moneys payable to sad firm Dated at Norwich. Conn. this l7re day Of October, 1921
 WILLIAM J. URBAN,
 RALPH H URRAN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES
Assessors Notice

All persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Norwich, are hereby notified td return 10 the assessors on or before las first day of November, 1921. a written or printed list properly signed and sworn 10, Of all taxable property owned by them on the first day Of October. 1921 Those failing to make a list will be charged a penalty of ten per cent sdcI- uonal, according to law.
 All those having .n charge. exeuIrt property, are requested to make returEE at this time
 Blanks can be obtained at the ssses- sors' office in City Hall. or VIII be sen< by mail upon application.
 Office hours: e. m 10 D. ru and on Wednesday and Saturday eyentngs from to 2.
 Lists will be received beginning Tues day, Oct. 4th, 1921. ~
 Dated al Norwich. Conn. Sept 2sth. 1921.
 ALBIE L. HALE, JOHN B. CAT, A F. MANNING.
 sep2sd.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
STEAMSHIPS.

CLARR'S 18th cruise. Feb. I1th. from New York Mediterranean, Egypt and Europe, by~specially chartered Canadian Pacific superb steamer Empress of France, 1S.4S1 gross tons: 74 days. first class, $500 and up; IS days in Egypt and Palestine. Hotels. driIes ices guides included. Stop-overs in Europe; F days in Paris. in London. Sso. Frank .C- Clark, Times Bldg, New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29

- SAUL WACHTEL Vs.- HnDA RoSEH- herg ct al Order of Notice.
 State of Connecticut, County of New London, ss., Oct. 2S, 1921. [
 Upon the complaint of the said Saul WachteL, claiming, for the reasons therein set forth, foreclosure and. the poSsession of certain mortgaged premises and a deficiency judgment, now pending before this Court, having been returned thereto on the first Tuesday of June, 1921.
 It appearing to and bang found by this Court that Emil Fansak, one of the said defendants. is absent from this State and gone to parts unknown, and now the plaintiff asks for an order of notice in the premises.
 Therefore. ordered that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Norwich Morning Bulletin, a newspaper printed in Norwich: Conn, once, on or before the 18th day of November, 1921.
 By order of Court. 2
 HIBBERD R. NORMAN. Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court fot
 New London County. oct2Sd s
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
A Bulletin Tc Let
 Advertisement Will Rent it
AUCTIONS
AUCTION NOTICE

AUCTION NOTICE l Published by wITTER BROS. Public
 Auctioneers, Office and saIesroons.
 No. 42 Main St.. Danielson. Conn.
 For the benefit of our patrons, and
 the convenience of the public, We are
 publishing 1ar reference the list of
 important sale dates which We have
 arranged for the first ten days oI
 November.
 We will sell for MT. Joseph Porter.
 on Tuesday. Nov. l, at his farm at
 Little Rest Four Corners, as adv. in
 detai in this issue oi The Bulletin No. On Wednesday,, Nov. 2, Mir. Hollis
 farming equipment of large volume and complete variety at his farm, To-
 cated between JeweIt City and Nor
 wfch via Preston City road. This sale will include 20 head Of
 high grade and registered cattle. among which are several Herefords.
 Read his advertisement running in this paper.
 On Thursday, Nov. 1, MT. Henry KaroH wIll dispose of his personal property at his farm in Shewville. Ledyard, Conn. MT, Karol is now advertising his auction. which calls fer 21 head of choice livestock. No. 4 On Saturday, Nov. 5. the teaming outfit belonging to Ernest J. Moran will be sold for the high dollar. Mir Moran is located on Oak St, in the borough of Danielson. On account of his retiring from the teaning busi- ness the public will have an excep- tional opportunity to purchase a fine lot of horses. wagons, carts. har- later.
 This sale should be of interest 10 sattie buyers and farmers who are in need of first class, high grade heavy milking stock, as MT. Dearnley has the goods. His herd of Hoisteins stands among the best in the state. Farm, at Bishops Crossing. in the Town of Plainfeld. on Monday, Nov. adv. ai &' u '0FA d. '"' "~''" i'' iUi' On account of it being impossible 4 to sell out the mammoth stock and equipment at the two-day sale which < We recently conducted at the Harrison Stock Farm at Pomfret, Conn, Mr. s Elliott has decided to hold a one-day ' sale on Tuesday, Nov. 10, when a g large and useful variety of merchan- E disc. livestock, etc. wall be disposed of. To be advertised in full later. BHls of any or an of these sales may be obtained by applying to the Auctioneers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELi

AT COURT OF PROBATE HELn at Norwich. within and for the Districi of Norwich. on the 2Sth day Of October. A. D. 1921.
 Present-NELSoN J. AYLNG. Judge, Estate of Harriet F. Davis. late oi Norwich. in said District. deceased.
 The Administrator exhibited hiS sd- ministration account with said estate to the Court for allowance; it is therefore = Ordered, That the 2d day of Novembe-, A. D. 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Court Room in the CitT of Norwich. in said District. be and the same is, appointed for hearing the sang and the said Administrator is directed to give notice thereof by publishing this or der once in some newspaper having cfr- culation in said District at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and make return to the Court
 NELSON J AYLING. Judge.
 The above and foregoing is a true copy of record.
 Attest: HELEN N. DREsCHER.. -
 oct2ed Clerk. -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
SAUL MACHTEI. Ys.. .HILpA RosEH-

Attest: HELEN N. DREscHER. | octsed Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29

will sell at public auction on Pine St., Columbia, Conn, the following de scribed property,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

you survey. We could see our road just a pale yellow ribbon miles and miles ahead of us. We saw it enter another forest even larger than the one we were in. We hastened to fol- LOW this road and started down the long Copper Basin hill. We coasted for nearly six miles. (Here is where we got even with John D.) This is some drive over hills and through fertile valleys. We came to Kirkland and down the Santa Fe railroad we drove. On and on through Congress Junction and into Wickenburg. We found good restaurants and stores. Truly a wonderful little city on the banks of the famous Hassayampa river. We truly hated to leave it but we had to get on home. After eating a mighty good home cooked dinner we started on the last leg of our journey to Phoenix. For 20 miles we drove through wonderful scenic country up hills and down, finally reaching Hot Springs Junction. Our one regret being that we couldt take the time to run up to the famous Castle Hot Springs.
 We drove toward Phoenix over the new road which is great improve ment over the old one. We had to stop and look over the wonderful new bridge over the Agua F'ria river. This is surely some improvement
 When we got back to the good old Salt River valley things sure looked good. The beautiful green fields and orchards looked better than ever. On down through Peoria and Glendale and into home
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

Say Boy, We have learned some thing. We are going to finish seeing Arizona before we go any further. This was the best trip we have ever taken and easy, Oh, my!
 We loaded our stuff in the old bus and got on the way early on Saturday morning. eve only wanted to make a weekend trip). We drove out Cen tral avenue past the country club to the canal If you have never made this thip early in the morning do it tomorrow. It's great We reached New River about 10 o'clock where we found a good store and some ice cold drinks. Soft ones to be sure, but man they were cold We made Canon station by noon easy. We were met by our good friend Jeff Martin. By the way, Jeff runs a mighty good hotel. Some diner we had One oi l those good old fashioned country din ners, you know what I mean. With g big pitcher of cold milk setting or
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17
It is organization

TIT IS organization which makes pos \ sible the production of so many Overland cars, but it Is individual atten- ton to every detail of material and making which is responsible for the quality of the finished car.
 The Overland car is a good investment, not only because of its superior riding comfort and economy, but because of the bigger world of opportunity 1t opens up to you.
 Overland Prices Have Been Reduced
 The Time Payment Plan Is Very Easy
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

We carry sew 4 eral makes of auto tents, s full line of csnteens, in lu d ing the popular 3-in-1 type.
 Luggage
 Carriers Folding
 Carrya'ls Gasoline
 Stoves Folding Beds Folding sbles Folding Chairs Folding Fails Water Bags - and many other items too numerous to mention.
 Come in and $ c Q O u z displays.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17
PRICE LIST

Extreme large sizes will be supplied from
 our Los Angeles House.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17
PHARIS CORDS

While extremely high in quality, are much lower in price than you would think on account of Western Autos tremendous buy ing power policy of giving utmost possible value which results in a saving to you on these tires of about 25 per cent
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

Isn't it fine to be able to drop into a place like "Western Auto" where your dollar has its utmost pur- chasing power, and find on display abso
 tutey every
 thing that a motorist will need for a long or short trip, in light, handy a n d compact form. :: :: ::
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16

taul5 ta gleug 5l fa5gli, anrae atel,
r. ia piazza rizl1E.t8' ID earroug coli
X pin belle slUg-e 4uautuugle u
t9z-o plaltaa miEaccIosi j caHHg-
nj aEsrlaei
Motto ru1r-grer5a aFu9 II que
srler ole s. agi4Tan0 in gla glgr-
nj rel a3uFeElL Atf5arsl al Piel9l-
De % al ID motto del.ItaLia canrra-
le. o rI9r1eare Nh s7llsTameut7 la
tat.4 Italia Pa-Hu1 fare do moi:
Chi suaaTa In Carlo Alberto. CHI
non arrau4.aa salute che da..a re-
alt5 ou.u.aal iEcer=. pa-eH dr.
rsl. ma una ue-a unica per tuttl.
lderar-l #azll al--rIacl.
Iztan-3. sl-la p7rta del cafe
Martini .atLlc.a.s zE-trae9 Cgu.e
Neirnszg T=1lTa sglenEemeure
seliztteggis-o da IN cLr.aliu9. I'm
a.-rg elrraall1 arger-ar5 con mn c1ipp
d se-aHa.a ausrr.aea sHlraEa saG gra-
6l1i della y4LLel5a D=-Gris-9tg-ls
Ea1ulae tea#r5a. Il g9r=uat9-e
e5ats >gaur pa55Lica la lezge mar
zals con j. nla.e i legal -izzaTau7 Il
Tlg-az5ani -l-lrar-
Eelugla--ra felara5o: gralde fer
ne1t3 Per Ia rvg.uzloue -coppl-ta d
ParigL
A prlml j marc, 5r@o=ndo Eagi-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16
WEST CHESTER, PA.
II GeHuaIl 1921
IL FOSTRD DIRETTORE
FRA EOI

(Corrisp0udenteJ Sel pom=
figgiO di DomguIea- 2 cJrTeuts me-
&c, j yostr9 direttgre fu gspits del
siguor GluIi9 EeJg. s1clo dI quata
Loggia Alfredo Baccali, deHOrdins
Figi d'ltall8, Grands DeDutat1
della G0ffFedy Mameli di CoausYil-
le, Pa
Fin da quando arr.go' da Cagtel-
frentano, iu quel di Chieti, IA slz
gentle signora Ida ] fgI Adoue
Federico G Vienna, ID siguOr EeD0 a.
yeya inyitato il slgnor GiuEeppe Dl
Silgestro, ma quesus ora per una ia
gione, ora per un n'altra, non avega
mai potuto accouteutare il D0str9 g
gregio cgunazioHale.
FInalmente, d0meuica scor5a, d.
ceYam0, sCileeitat9 anche telegr4fl-
eamente daI sjguor Fe0o, con mi
naccia di.,. diyenire nemIci, il Y0-
stro direttore arrivava in quesra cit
ta' ricevuto da Iul daj slgu0u
GioacchiHo Cotone, venerable della
loggia MameIi di C0atsvllIe; Anto-
MO TIeutacarlini, venerable dl
questa Loggia BacoelIi; Domenieo
sicoh Antonio Lupo.
al uumer9 331, West Chestnut,
fesidenza del agu0r Febo, I'll sargio
alP0spite gradito, mn prauzo vera
mente.. abruzzese, preparat9 s4-
pientemente daLla zua geut.llsslma
-ignora Ida III prear1 uarts sud-
detti cgunazlgualL
Fra Un frizzg plccange al s.guor
Gioacchino C0t9ne, come dice I'll
Troufg' della attimara seor-a. sim
daoo di.. una Darte della cit.a df
CoatesulIe ed IN aItr9 al uur
TreutaeaTiini, ueggziaute d'ggaz.gae
di cereal. e farina, s. pa=o' una me-
"a gi0ruata piena daI.egria diman-
ticandg il auarezza cae paeuraH9 j
reietti d ogni ogsa bgona.
IL vgstro dirattore rlpart1 ALA
solta di Filadelha tgttg g.alig9 per
De poche ore pasate Iu mezzg ad al
mici sincen che gil gogIiouo vera
mente beHe Q che aprezzauo le sue
ottime qualIta'.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16
NEW YORK, n. Y.
5 Gennaio 1921
IL DIPARTIWENTO NAZIONA-
lie DI GICSTIZIA CITATO

lG. d. ~ La Camera Italiana
del Lavorg ha aununziato che s0no
s-sti eitati per 100 mia d5llari Fat
rgruev General on. Palmer Cd a.
tn cuartr9 UfticiaLi del Diparrimen-
70 dl giusrlzia, per IA responsible
IA 1ei.a m5rtz ii Andrea Saiselo,
tipoz-at9 5i Brooklyn, gettaJosi 10
scorzo me=e di mazzi9 dal a1att0--
dicesim9 piano 5i m fab5-icat5 mel
guale era deteuut0 Der le b0mbe fat
ts scoppiare in giugno 1919. Copie
della clrazlgne sCn0 state inyiate al
Ia Regia Amhasciata in Washington
Cd al Conzolati d New York g Bo-
stgn. La citazione e stata tat-a g
presantata dalla ye30va signora Ma
ria Salsed1, in nome su0 del due
iig-i. 7 ci-ati sono POn Palmer.
Wm. J. Hymn, cap2 del Diparunen-
to d'InTesrigazioni. George F. Lamb,
sgprainraudeate diris.onale del Di-
Partimeut1 di rius-izia. Charles J.
Scully, agsnte speciale g John Fran
cisco, Investigators.
Dicssi che Salsa3o. il guale era de-
teuut9 Ga due mes5 senza nessun
mandate 5'aresro, fu spinto al suici-
dig "a. mal--auane-u che subiva.
s. Salse5g non era citta6ino ane-
Ica1o le uos-re aute-ita' diplomati-
che e on=olari dovre55aro prande7s
ura di gues-o case, taut7 piu' che
s1ahe ul nosr9 Parlzma1t9 VI tu-
rgu9 sug tempo lntsrpeIalze in
urgD1slto
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16

rgzza-t5 5s.rg rsstis 20 O high DE-
gree lr3 tr-1gat -itt q 6sE51cg Of
s1-6i-7 tat made :le E5rE sia7u-
I--. -sta.i-Frg. -.facFt r'rt1.
SaEG i1-a--=zzl del Concerto, =
1E5g--ezts sz5st9 65F.o Is asu-
zl1zs della gzlz-s zi1t91la 5i Bee
r-9Tz1, al maestro Tgs1znl1l 7anlTa
ott=--z una cg1rz 6'gaora 6al Gran
6s Cg14Eo 6=rGr5i1e Figl 6'Ita-
lla IN nome dele l9E-e di qas-2 Sta
Il.
L. presentations IL tar-s 5a-la 81
Eoa1a Nuzzz-a lombard, nip2-s
del Grzn1e venerable, slgno- Placi-
Do Milo, il glzls intEa--sane mel
su7 pa.c9 al -eatr7 IA sua buola nam
ma Gae.ana, ! c31iugi F1accomio E
/ sign91 SIvi5 Tosi, A.5a-t2 De
L1ca e 7. J. Milo.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16

Non 5asta Non basta
Ale armi
~ Fuon j barbar
La folla cresce, 81 agita. tumplh,
Non -ou0 PIN grida. sono urli =
barricate Il harricatel
Sembra che una fiamma ni,.
Iosa, come sempre appare al mornso
to decisive mel destini del uapoli j
bia soilerate n4lI'ombra DE- aornp1o.'
cncrgic della citta
Tutte j. caiese all una al una
uano De eampane CalDi di fueHe /,
suonano, non 81 "a dove: poi un c,lnI
pin forte. Il cann0ne
la gente fug-e, sgs-a soto IL M,
Re un i=tante, riprende Ia corsa. \
gran furia zi rimandano ale loro j
Sc fanciuIli dele scuoIe: le DOM
racc0mandan0 al mariu di non {
sD0r-i tr0ppo, ma esse pure sono prs
So dalIa fe1bre generate: esono. ra,
trano. chiudOno, sorprese, spaYent
te. memoranda sommessamenta "a,
vide preei, locchio atteut0 al fap
ciuii II campaue continuing
suouare a stormo, fucilate sen,pr
piu' fItta arrraverSan9 Tara: pj0y
InsIstenteMeufe
Continual
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16

tazi1ue d0Sunque, pareee.ls iaHli2lle
austrlaeaa ab1andonano Ml-an2' Ifa
es-e il 0Hte Spaur.
Ir-IleI mario: TIFg.uziole d y ZEN
na. Nilano prepsra le sue clhale
Gigusts
MI
Mel cle-9 igscg q WoIg1no73 al
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16
Una utiIe, prezioSa ir1venzione

Non tatta d ipotetche rreazzabi d dscub in
ssnn della Vendita d azon buon oative oggeo u
o che al servio dele nostre
conte taO patentato danvntore snor Arturo Tni so
70 Il nome di: THE T0FANI FOLDING SHIFTABLE TABLE
aggomene ute queso aVolo quee famigle
case con cco van perce d dmnson rdotte dven
"a poscla grsnde VI 81 puo ammare pane quaita
paste possono dee diverse person ute per
uocto quando sopresi al minimi
en1ini. -
ao dice il di patente pegabile portable
d msua angoare due avoe sui top piano uperiore Me-
nte uo d due pccoe moe avoe gi
ano nono nanto che misura taoo arriva
saI IN un a del rettangoo altra ngiungers la pr
ma Qund entrambe formano po pussimo fnito
premendo lie ese mole tavolo rmpccsce
Questo taVoo COST ute costa que regoa che 81 acou
stano aoye Perche vtare fabbca sgno Toni al Sc
condo piano del No 1908 Pasyunk non dare
sodaa allie mpe del nost oonnazona specamente auando
esse S0no il frutto dslintelgenza, del geno taliano
The IOfani Folding Shiftable Table
1908 H. PASSfUNk AVENUE PHILADELPHIA PA
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16
Sonet To "Gabriele D'Annunzio" x

Defeated not, sandest thog, Human Mountain!
N5ngst men 81 worthies whose deeds laureIs won:
Who conquer thy noble task begun
What human force thine iron army weaken
Light mighty Caesar upon a golden
Rough rockhroncs and hand which great work has done
Outstretched with blessings Ger many one:
To the great Poet best luck is given.
With army Of dauntless warriors
Armed by day and night, watching for Zoe
That dares to lower the glory Of D'Annunzio
And freedom and justice Of his brothers;
You've kept your faith your honor on the height
You've fought for Italy, Fiume and right
II. EERICO DALONZO
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16
DUBOIS, PA.
VOTo DI PLAUsO
10 Gauai5 1921

WIZ III nm y ~
(P. D. a. - Lassemblea dl
questa loggia, nella riunioue di do
menica scorsa, . corrents mese, de-
lberaTa IN T0t5 di plauz0 al Dr.. A
z. Abbate, Grande Oratore delROr-
dine FIgli d'itaia in Pennsylvania.
da comunicargiisi con lettera regi-
strata.
La causaie del yoto = laiut9 pre-
state dallegregio colt9 urgEe TO-
nista ALA moglie deIrex venerable
di questa Loggia signor EuganID
Guido. Ia signora Guido, che gra
trovasi a casa guarita. q tata de-
gente a. Wcst Penn Hospital di PEtt-
sburgl, per Operazioue gaItagi.
Questa loggia ha goiUto mostrafa la
sua iicangscsnza al Ur. A56are, 7a-
gno in tutto di un TigtiadJaila. par
le cure amoF0 amata prostate aI.a
fignora Guido.
HARRISBURG, PA.
III GeuaaI0 1921
AID MAJORA
M O. II g correute mcse j ya-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-16

RiTa,giamo IA nostra modesto pa
rola di coutorto ala famig..4 della
defuuta
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HARRISBURG, PA.

IN. g. II correute mcse j ya-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-25
sTRANA s.


nite-li koupiti k VAST spokoje-
nosti, obrat'te Sc ma Josefa
Ptaka, 5000 Saratoga ave.
Nam mnoholetou zkusenost We
farmafeni a mohu Yam poslou-
ziti WHEREIN rdznych farem
Jak ma prodej TAX ma vym6nu.
Vemte zap. 25. karu. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-25
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Skautstvi v sokolske vycho-

sky vysila letosni ~prazdniny vi.
&c nez stodvacet zaku S doro-
stencil a yedoucimi bratry dc
lesniho tabora u obce Seletic '
okresu libansk6m. Technicka
teta zridila jiz ,stanovy tabor.
kde polni kuchyni vojenskou
spravou zapujGen6, budou bra
tri vedouci vafiti pro padesat
zaku, deset dorostencu a osm
vedoucich 20 dobu Sesti ty-
Idnu. Stany zakoupil Sokol. Ia
,soby potravin pro tabor daro-
vail jednak zaci Zamozn6jSich
rodicu, jednak bratri a sestrv
Sokola vinohradsk6ho. S ne
vsedni ochotou vyslo podniku
tomu vstfic CeSk6 srdce a rada
tlrem, 2 nichz ma prvem mlste
sluSi uv6Sti firmu BTi Fingero-
We V Nuslich, ktefi darovanim
chlebove mouky a pfenecha-
MIN vytetnych suSenek a sucha
ri zbayili bratry vedouci ne
male starosti 0 chleboviny. A
roVn6z tax firma Fiala V Nu-
slich pfenechanim chlebovin
"a levny peniz prisp6la nemalo
k uskuteGneni podniku. Dale
|jmenovati sluSi firmu bfi. Ku-
zelove, br. Sequence a j., kteri
pochopili ,humanni a vychovny
1Gel tohoto sokolskeho podni-
ku. Ones jiz jest stanova vesni-
&c |postavena Ria nlatna vel
kych, hdysi ru5Kych stand je-
kali Y Zeleni lesa, ably L,t "a
prvou taboroyou skupinu zakG,
z nichz mnozi opustili Prahu
nejvySe ma jednodenni vylet
Sc Skolou neb sc "Sokolem".
Ma prostranstvi mezi stany Ce-
ka hrazda, bradla, kun, We vel
KEN "klubovnim" stanu, ktery
zaroven Dude jidelnou "a deSti
veho poGasi, a jest urGen "a
pracovnu, hoSi zkouSeti budou
svoje um6ni fezbarsk6, pfipad
me truhlarske. Zasoby jsou
dostateGne a mistni bratfi a Sc
stry dokazi, re isou 81 vedomi,
v Gem podstata so~kolskeho
bratrstVi zalezi.
karlista : dominican pred
soudni tabuli kosickou. "Kas-.
sal Ujsag' oznamuje, re dine 2.
GerVence projednavala koSicka
soudni tabule zalobu prot Fill
pu Voel oesovi, preyoru kosickG
ho klaStera dominikanu. Pan
preVor nalezi Poole vSeho k yer
nym soupencum karla Habs-
Aspon ma Velky patek
dne 25. bfeZna t. I. modlil Sc V
dominikanskem kostele V koSi-
clch meZi iinym: "Oremus pro
rege nostro Carolo'. (Modleme
sc Ia krale naSeho KarlaD |
Hlayni sl1zny Bugan volal kar
listickeho prevora ieSte tehoz
dne ma zodpov6dnost. Pan pre-
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