davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-26
W. G.. II. u. to Conduct
Cooked Food Sale

The Women Christian Temper
anee Union will give "a cooked food
sale at Varnev Saturday from II
A. NJ. to 9 p. NJ. The committee
IN charge request that members
who plan to contribute either
bring their food down town or no.
tify the committee if they wish to
have it called for.
Don't forget Hallowe ZEN. Steal
your own fence and use for coal.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-26
Pedal Pads
for all cars

They give safety and protec-
tion to every occupant OF the
car BY preventing the drivers
feet from slipping or the pedals
At critical moment. We have
various patterns from
35c to $1.00 per SEE
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-26

Outsiders, being charitable, re-
fuse to believe all the. things that
Oklahomans are saying about each
other.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-26

the American Chemical Society
which will b. especially helpful in
working up ,ncse essays has been
received at the high school, and
Miss Evalyn Boman, acting county
librarian, announces that another
set has been received which will be
placed IN the city library for cir
culation.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-26
Cafe Man of l.. A.
Says He Killed
In Self Defense

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2G.--7The de-
fense of Harry Burdette Winters,
Hollywood cafe man, who yesterday
killed f. ]. Hoff of Seattle by hutl-
ing knife through his heart, will
be self-defense, it was learned to-
day.
During dispute with Hoff over
the parking of ear in an alley,
Winters alleges, that Hoff struck
him over the eye with screwariver.
Winters rushed into the kitchen of
the restaurant and seized q knife
when Hoff picked up an automobile
crank and began to menace him, ac-
cording to Winters story.
The Chilkoot post., 1923-03-09
THE STORY OF TREAo,gELL:


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  of
 
  lin Island the Prince be TonGa the
  tho not Tlingets, closely
 The Th4inCets tribe before the white
  eka and in sumner they lived in @ fishing villages long
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
CAUGHT.
HER, CLARA
Walls
But Alleged Hammer" Slayer,
in Honduras Jail, Won't
Admit Identity.
By JOHN EWING,
CORNER United States Minister 70
HOnduras.) -
InternatIonaI NeWa Serviee. IA

4hOern0tAOFAAA news DeEVAces$ AZ y.
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, May
1.-"Mrs. esse Carson" who is
under arrest here and who has
virtually confessed that she is
Clara Phillips, notorious hammer
murderess," Of Los Angeles, de-
clared' today that she will fight ex-
tradition to the last ditch.
The international News Service
correspondent was largely instru-
mental in having the woman ar
panions, Jesse Carson and MRS. r.
NJ. Young" She was taken into
custody after the correspondent
showed the police authorities
photograph Of Clara Phillips printed
in a New Orleans newspaper on
January Fl.
This same picture was shown to
Mrs. Carson" Sunday afternoon.
THAT is certainly a good photo
graph Of me-" exclaimed the priS-.
oner, as she gazed at it critically.
She scowled and cried bitterly.
IT believe I could have gotten
away il these photographs had not
been scattered throughout the coun-
try"
Won't Admit Identity.
Asked if she would admit point
blank that she is Clara Phillips, the
prisoner replied:
Certainly not"
She contradicted this denial by
saying: cit may be that some peo-
pie will not want me back in Los
Angeles so bad as they now seem
to desire it. can probably tell
things which will make it very un-
comfortable and embarrassing for
some people in authority. Any
how, what's the use of giving up
the fight until it is over"
The woman was asked to tell
about her escape from prison
where she was serving a life SEN
tence for murder.
"Oh, that will all come out when
they get Clara Phillips" she re-
sponded. 81 can't say anything
about that"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
FILM WILL AID
. FLY-SNATT|NG
CAMPAIGN
Health Officer Fowler Points to
Danger of Spreading
Disease.
Swat the fly!

Swat the fly!
Dr William C. Fowler, District
Health officer, aided by Sidney b
Lust. local motion picture dlstr1Du'
tor and theater owner, and Inc
washington Times, today Launched
a campaign to make washington
flyless city for the Shrine con-
vention in June.
A film, produced by the United
States Public Health Service, which
shows the dangers of flies Will be
presented in local theaters for the
next six weeks. The films 1lrst
appearance will be this week at
Keith's Theater. Roland Robbins,
manager Of the theater, has con-
sented to show the film for one
week.
The Cosmos, Strand and Leader
Theaters have also offered to run
the film. Other theaters through
out the city are cooperating in the
campaign and will show the cinema.
Zone fly killed today will reduce
the fly population by several mil
lions two months from now" said
DR.. Fowler. ct call upon the pub
lie of Washington, in the interests
of individual health, to aid the de-
partment in its campaign to kill OFT
as many flies as possible before the
summer season.
''Flies are dangerous. They carry
and spread disease. They are q
menace to the community. The fly
campaign deserves the attention Of
every citizen in Washington. The
killing Of flies today win mean the
saving of many lives during the
summer"
Lust is arranging for the dis.
tribution of the picture.
Pamphlets telling of the dangers
Of flies are to be distributed by the
Health Department. Fly swatterS
will also be distributed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
WILL PRESENT ORIENTAL
DRAMA AT CENTRAL HIGH

''The Kings Highway" an ORR
entail drama. with the most wonder
full collection of native costumes
ever imported from the Holy Land,
will be played by a number of
prominent Washingtonians at the
Central High School on Saturday,
May S, at p. m.
Among the actors will be Miss
Olive McNeal, w. Arthur Storm,
Frederick L. Pratt, Mrs. Frances E.
Adams, Mrs. Legare Hill Obear. Mrs.
Frances Block, Miss Helen Krah-
ling, Ira Mcmillan, George B. Stark
weather, Paul Starkweather, Miss
Ida Sechrist, and Guy Eichelberger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
HUGE STOCK OF TOBACCO
HELD BY THE INDUSTRY

The Census Bureau announced
yesterday that 1,S46,555,045 pounds
of leaf tobacco were held on April
], 1923, by manufacturers and deal
ers, compared with 1,7S4.550, 762
in 1922, with 1,491, 300, 1888 January
/, 1923, and with 457,439.314 on
October ], 1922.
Unstemmed tobacco on April /
was $50, 583 ,451, and stemmed 1885,
971,594.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
FORGNES FoRGETFUL MAN
AND KNOT is FINALLY TIED

SUNBURY, Pa, May Miss Dill
lington Shaffer, of Sunbury, and
Elmer r. Hall, of South Danville,
were married at the First Baptist
Church by Rev. T. Carson Hanna.
Six weeks ago Miss Shaffer was
ready to become the bride of Hall
and was waiting at her parents
home in Middleburg to be taken
to the church and happiness, but
Hall did not appear. He explained
his absence by saying he forgot he
was to be married.
Following a wedding trip they
will live in the Montour county
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
HUSBAND. WITH 81. 800
CHECK. GONE, SHE SAYS

Believing that her young hus-
band has met with foul play, Manic
West, twenty-five years, 1881 Crit
tenden street northwest. has ask
ed the police OF the tenth precinct
station to aid her TO find him.
Victor III. West, the husband, ar.
cording to the wife, left the home
on Friday last after she had signed
a check FOR $500, which they held
in a joint account. She says she
has not seen him since. but il will
ing to forgive anything which may
have happened. The couple were
married in November.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITES
FOX TERRIER HOME AGAIN

EMPORIA, Kan, May 1.-Wil-
liam Allen Whites little fox ter
rier. Teddy" had chicken bones
for dinner yesterday. Teddy disap-
peared more than a week ago and
White wrote an editorial in his
paper, the Emporia Gazette, ex.
pressing his grief. The editorial
carried a description OF the pet.
A farmer, twelve miles away,
found the dog and recognized it
by the description he had read.
White wrote in his paper: Moth
ing in the world except a child
will draw people together in SYM
pathy as the love Of dogs"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
"TIZ' for TENDER,
SORE, TIRED FEET

The minute you put your feet in
q '"TIZ" bath you feel pain being
drawn out and comfort just soaking
in. How good your tired, swollen,
burning feet feel. 'TIZ" instantly
draws out the poisonous exudations
that puff up your feet and cause
sore, inflamed, sweaty feet.
ATIZ,n and only "TIZ." takes the
Pain and soreness out of corns,
callouses and bunions. Get box
OF "TIZ" at any drug store or de-
partment store for a few cents.
Your feet are never going to bother
you any more. A whole years foot
comfort guaranteed.
Walter Luther Dodge Co.,
New York, N. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01
Veteran Bee Dealer Dies.

MEDINA, Ohio, May IA. l..
Root, founder of the A. I. Root
Company, the largest dealers in
bees in America, died at his home
here yesterday. He was eighty.
three years of age. Root was the
author of numerous works on bee
culture. and editor Of a beekeeper's
magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01

seat. They declared that the first
forgetfulness of the bridegroom
was of no consequence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-01

Any breaking out Of the skin,
even itching eczema of the scalp,
can be quickly healed by applying
a little Mentho-Sulphur, says a
noted skin specialist.
For any unsightly skin eruption,
rash or blotches on face, neck,
arms, or body, you do not have to
wait for relief from torture or en-
barrassment. Apply little Men.
tho-Sulphur and improvement shows
next day.
Because of its germ-destroying
properties nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this sui
phur preparation, which soothes and
heals the skin and leaves it clear
and smooth.
Get a small jar Of Row1es Mentho.
Sulphur from any good druggist
and use it like cold cream.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-01

GIobeUnderevear
Ladies', Misses and cE,iIdren's
$3.50 Ladies Union Suits at .S1.75
$500 Ladies Union Suits at .$l,98
$3.50 Ladies Union Suits at S2.2s
$l00 Children's Union Suits at S .79
SIPS Children's Union Suits at 5 .S5
All Odd Garments Thrown Out al
Prices to Clear Out Quickly
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-01
Sheets end Pillow Cases

Pepperell Sheets 90xGU .-.y SITS
PeppereIl Sheets 8lx90 .......... Yf.GQ
Dwight-Anchor Sheets 8lx90 $1.70
Dwight-Anchor Sheets 90x90 .Sl.98
Dwight-Anchor Cases 42x36 s. As
Dwight-Anchor Gases, 45x36 $50
PcppcrelI Cases 42x36 -.---.$ 80
Pepperell Cases 45x36 S As
Above Bed Linens bought on a basis of
20 cents cotton and worth more on to-
davis market.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

nostni vybor vyfizenf br. tai.
N. H. Loze cele zalezitosti, br.
Ant. Pacesa.
ia vybor stfznostni:
Josef Houska preds.
Michal MachaGek, tai.
Alois Smolik,
Johanna Machacek.
Zprayy prijaty.
Ma vybor pro vyjednavani 9
Jednotou c. S. B. P. j. zvoleni
bratfi Had, Siska, Vsetecka.
Bratfi zvoleni nemaji zadne
pravomoci k urcitym zavaz-
kun "a Jed. Tab.
Ma navrh br. Marka jedna-
no 0 pristim sidle Mar. HI. Lo-
ze Jed. Taboritn.
Br. Cukr dava navrh, by
sjezd vyslovM sc pro Cleveland
Ohio.
Br. Marek cini dotaz, We kite
rem state ma Jednota vyzved-
nouti svIj charter.
Pc zprave, ze byl zmenen
charter Jednoty zvedla Sc bou-
fe odporu Sc strany zastupcu.
Br. Pecha a Had prohlasuji,
ze. Sc to nemelo stat bez v6do-
mi clenstva Jed. TaboritI.
Br. Vsetecka zatA, by zvo-
len byl vybor, ktery ma zale-
zitost vysetrit a sjezdu podat
zpravu.
Br. Holman souhlasi by zvo-
len byl vybor.
Br. Cada dava navrh ma od-
roceni. voleb, az po vysvetleni
zalezitosti O. charteru Jednoty
a navrh prijat.
Ma vybor zvoleni br. Hol-
man, Lihart, Cerny, Riha,r Ma
chacek a Zatloukal.
Vybor Sc ma Timed sejiti a
|podati sjezdu zpravu.
Br. pfedseda odrocuje jed.
mani v II. hod. AZ min.
Josef Radek.
Vilem Otcovsky.
| taiemnici.
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Revmatism. "Byl jsem po-

Revmatism. "Byl jsem po-
stizen ,zlym revmatismem cely
rok a nemohl jsem konati pra-
videlnou denni praci," pise p.
Simon Edelhuber z Altus,
Ark. "Sedm -lahvi DR.. Petra
Hoboka mne vylecilo. Mohu
jisti nyni kazdou potravu a
pracovati jako v letech prede-
slych." Lekarnici nemohou do
dati tento prostredek; piste ma
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons
So., 25O1 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, Ill.
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TENATECH
R Q N a N -.
Napsal Karel NJ. Ptfbramskf.

Zvyk byl dlruhym elemen-
tenn, ktery pfispel k tonlu, ably
nabyl jeji zivot v manzelstvi
vyrovnanosti. Nikdy netusila,
ze by mohl NIT ma nj takovy
vliv, a pfece bylo tomu tax. v
prvni dobe, kdyz vkrocil nahle
bez okolkd do jejiho pokoje,
nekdy pohledla nan zasnouc,
jake by 81 nevzpominala,, jak
Sc tn ocita po jejfmi boku ten
to CHI muz, ktereho nemilova-
la a jenz 81 cinil naroky ma
vse, co nalezelo jen tomu. lkdo
by il byl drahym. Ale poma,
lu Sc ztracel tento DOZEN, pro
budilo sc v nj take trochu va
sne, o<nfz vedela, ze neni sice
.laskou, aspon ne takovou, o ja
ke snila kdysi, ale v niz prece
jen zapominala. Rikala 81, ze
neni il souzeno vice, ze by by
10 poAetilosti touzit po vecech
nedosazitelnych a koneene 81
opakovala pfisna slova 0 po-
vinnosti, jez Sc il vryla v pa
met, jako by byla v nj vpa-
lena.
Ma Nevolu vzpomnela caste,
castejf nez il bylo who'd. proto
ze to pokladala "a vec povin-
nosti Sc pricici. Jakeho druhu
byly tyto vzpominky, ,sama ne
.dovedla urcit. Vmfsilo-li Sc
do Mich trouchu touhy anebo
asppn' pomysleni, jak krasne
by bylo, kdyby byl Nevola ma
nfste Dubihove, potlacovala
to vse, rfkajic 81, ze neni v6tsi
posetifosti nez touzit po nemoz
nostech. ze nesmi 81 nafikat,
re Sc j nedostalo stesti, jehoz
sc vzdala, a konecne ze zrici
Sc no bylo jeji povinnosti vdci
otci.
Slovo povinnost hralo v je-
jfch qvahach vIbec velikou L.
lohu, ovsem povinnost k Dulh(-
novi, ze by byla take vazana
n6jakou povinnosti k Nevolovi
prislo il sice ma mysl, ale tako-
ve napady zaplasovala opaku
JIG 81, poknd mono doslovne,
co il rekl ranovsky knez, louce
sc nj.
Opravdu dosanla temito pre-
stredky, re myslila ma Nevoll
jiz dosti zi'idka. Tu a tam 81
ce rozpomnela Se nan i pax
ale nepocit' t'ovala pfi tom iine.
no nez uprimny soucit, jaky BY
mela $ kazdym neyinne odsou
zenym, aspon 81 to namlouva
la a v6rila- -tOmu. Nekdy DO
citala, jak dlouho upi jiz v Ia
lafi jak dlouho tam jest6 zI
stane, a litovala no.
Kdyz uslysela, sedfc v zaiha
de, jeho volani, byla pTesved
ma, ze jest to omyl. pouhy pre-
lud, kdyz vsak jej spatfila !;
poznala, .byla jata primo zd'
Senlm. Nebyla $ to vysvetli
jeho pfitomnost, jest6 mem
jeho 1mysly. Prisel, by il ci
nil vycitky, prisel pozadova
ma nj, ably Sc zodpovidala z tt
ho, co ucinila, tazat Sc il, -
poe nesplnila, co slibovala?
Marne 81 opakovala nyni dl
vod po dIvodu, ji1niz Sc haji
Ia branila proti pochybno
stem drive il napadajicim. .
Ano, nebylo lie upirat, q
jsou logicke a spravne, re po
stacf, ably il omluvily. Omlu
vily! Jiz toto pouhe slovo sa
mo 0 sobe Jest dIkazem, 3
vec jeji neni dobra, neni tal
bezyadna, jak 81 namlouval
po dve leta. Co potfebuie Q
mluvy, trpi nejakou vadou, ne
ja1ym vnitrnim, kazem, zkrat
ka neni takove. jake by by
melo. Coz nemohl proste pr
jft a Tici: mel jsem tive slovt
dala jsi mi je dobrovolne pr
:. IL
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della, stalo-li Sc to. Zdalo Sc il
to pochybnym. Nejspise prisel
do Ranova, slysel Q jejim snat-
ku, vyptaval Sc, kde jest, a
pax Sc odebral primo do sidla
te, 0 niz myslil, ze zradila jej
a jeho lasku.
Marine Sc pokouSela uhod-
nout 2 dopisu, ktery il zane
chal, jak soudi nj a jake
jsou jeho city k nj. Byl psan
zfeime tax, ably il nekompro-
mitoNal, aby mohla jej ukaza-
ii komukoli. ze zadal, ably
mu pomohla opatfit 81 existen-
ci, nebylo konecne mic podiv-
neho, sAnicka sc rozpomnela,
iak il licila matka plasticky
oibtize, nimiz sc setka Nevo-
to vid6l nyni take a obracel Sc
to videl nynf tke a obracel Sc
n nj, protoze mu nezbyvlo mic
jineho.
Ale kdyby il pohrdal, jakoz-
to zenou v6rolomnou a tedy
bezectnou, nebylo by il prom
proste vdbec! Ne, ne, to ne
pcstacilo, aby il uklidnilo. Me-
ly;li Sc veci tax, jak rikala
matka - a Anidka ted uzna-
vala, ze matka mluvila jake
kdo Una zivot - vysvetloval
Sc krok Nevoldv pravdou
~ ze nouze lame zelezo. O.
statne, neni vylouceno, re i pri
tom sleduje Nepola rafinova.
nou mstu: chce, aby jej mela
pani Dubfnova stale ma blizku,
aby pouhe vedomi jeho prito.
.rnnosti pisobilo ma nj jako sta
la vytka, jalno vecna obzalo.
ba, jako cev, ktery neumira
jak psano v Pisme.
v takovych chvilich skore
litovala, ze nezadala reditele
ably umistil Nevolu nekde
.jinde, ale pax Sc v nj Ease cos
'vzeprelo, rkala 81, ze, mali tt
byt jejim trestem, nebude 81
mu vyhybat. Ale jindy srov
navala povahu Nevolovu, jail
jej znavala, S takovymi plany
a pokladala takove umysly zs
.orostou nemoznost. Jenom ze
dlcuhe dvoulete utrpeni nezI
stava bez vlivu ma cloveka {
zklamani, jimz bylo vyvrcho
,eno, budf v jeho nitru dojists
nedprosneu touhu pc pomste.
Nevedela 81 rady, byla b.
81 prala, ably tn byfi jeji rodi
&c, ably sc poradEla Mimi. -
Bud s otcem. nebo $ matkou
Ne, radeji s otcem. Znrocno
vala Sc il nyni neodolateln;
trpkost, kdyz Sc rozpomlnala
jak il matka primo vhanela d'
snatku $ nubinem, kdezto o
tee, jak Sc zdalo, prece ien j
spise rozumel a take neposuz'
val Nevolu tax krute jako ma
tka. Ten by byl schopen di
vat sc ma vec objektivneji ,
prot by il dojista lepe poradil
Ale jak zaridit vec? Kdyb.
jej sem pozvala zvlast' k tom'
eli, myslil by otec, ze Sc pfi
! hodilo neco strasliveho a jal
jej znala, jiste by prize. zne
pokojen a prozradil by svyn
rozcilenim Dubinovi, re by
4 :.
dcerou povolan. Ostatne ne
kdy v srpnu otec j matka sen
jiste prijedou k delsimu poby
tn pax Sc jiz najde prilezi
tost.
Ale konecne -. nebylo b
nejlepe projednat celou zale
zitost 5 Nevolou samotnym,
otevrenem pratelskem hove
ru? Prllezitost k tomu by S
nalezla 4. Ne, Anicka Sc roz
pomnela, ma slovo, jez dal
Dubinovi. Jakmile by odpo
vsdela ma Nevo1dv dopis neb
m9la nm rozmiuvu, bylo je!
- ~
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10. SUED JEDNoTY TABoRrrU.

sssSANS~sNA~~S>ASs u
koz i vyplAcenf odmen, smeru-
jicich ku rozsfteni jednoty, jez
n. H. Lozi povoleny byly, TAX
tez' kryti sjezdoveho vydani,
zahnujic 'ceatovne, jakoz i
nahrady "a ztratu 6asu vyslan-
cIm sjezdovym, vyblra N. H.
Loze z kazdeho elena pojiste-
nehO we tfide A, 8 cent? me-
sicne. v pffpads, ze Glen je po-
iistsn j We tffd6 B, odvadi N.
H. Lozi IL cent? mesicne. Stav
tohoto fondu, jakoz vsech
riznych fondd, uvefejnuje ta-
jemnik N. n. Loze We Vesthi-
ku kazdeho mesfce.
c. Fond DobroSinny.
Cl. /. 2. beze zmeny.
Cl. 3. Glen, ktery zada 0
podporu z dobr. fondu. musi
ma fadnem, k tomu urcenem
formulafi 0 tuto pozadati, KITE
~ pax ku prozkoumani lozi a
potvrzen Velkolozi budiz N:
H. Lozi zaslan, " mistech, kde
Velkoloze nestava, zadost "a
slana budiz primo N. H. L.
CT. 4, 5. a s. beze zmen.
HLAVA 22.
Vsstnik J.. +.
CT. l., g., g., A., s., g., T., 8.
beze zmeny.
G. 8. N. H. l.. a pofadatel
Vestnku jsou zodpovedni, by
Vestnik byl zasilan jen clenum
k n6mu opravnenym a odstou-
plym a vylou6enym, jakoz i
zemrelym budiz Timed po ozna
meni zastaven.
HLAVA 23.
Cl. /. Oprava, Nadpolovicni
vctsinou.
Cl. 2. pfijat al ok, b, ok.
Cl. g., a. a 5. pfijaty beze
zmeny.
FinanGni vybor podava svoji
zpravu:
Vas financni vybor podava
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Zprava Resolu6piho vyboru
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| Ctenemu 10. sjeZdu Jednoty
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
= HLAVA 21.
Fond vSeobecny.

b. G. l. Ke Skrytf veske-
|rych vyloh vedenim N. H.. L.
zakladani novych lozi a odm6-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
ZASEDANl We ST1$EDU DNE.
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Jan Pecha v 9 h. 80 min.>
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Zprava vyboru pres stanovy
HLAVA 18.
Zakladani novych loxi.
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