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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14
PLATTEVILLE

Justice J. H Lewis fined two per-
sons last week $40 and costs each for
being drunk and disorderly The fines
were paid
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barron cele-
brated their 53rd wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday at their home on
So. Chestnut st.
Curtis Wilgus, son of Prof and
Mrs. J. A. Wilgus, has been elected to
the office of associate professor of
History in the University of South
Carolina, located at Columbia, S. G.
There were forty applicants.
The city council has closed a con-
tract with the Donovan Construction
Co. of st. Paul for the purchase and
installation of fifty-one Edgewater
post lantern top lighting units each
with a 400 candle power light, for
$S,56060. The council was unanimous
in its action. There were five bidders
present, together with 10 contractors
statesmen, and supply men.
Twenty years ago last Friday Hen
ry Mausbruch lost two fine horses
when they dropped down a mineral
hole. Last week in mining operations
the hole was cleaned out. Nothing re-
manned of the horses but the bones,
but the harness, made probably 35
years ago, was in as good condition,
soft and pliable, as the day it was
made. He is getting some fine lead out
of the hole.
Rev c. Bartels of Bruning, Nebr,
sent a wire to Rev. Boerger and the
local church of Peace, announcing
his acceptance of the call extended
to him some time ago. Rev. Bartels
has been president of the Kansas-Ne-
braska district for a number of years.
He is a man of As years of age and
has a family of six children, the
youngest a babe of several weeks.
Rev. Bartels plans to be here about
the middle of June. The congrega-
ton will be served during the inter-
i'm by pastors from Dubuque, Galena.
Elizabeth and Stockton, Ill.-Witnes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14
MARKET FOR SLIPPERY ELM

WAUZEKA.-J Hardy, Earl
Ewers and Milo Sits are busy these
days peeling elm bark. Mr.. Parfery
from Richland Center drove down on
Sunday and took a truck load of the
elm bark back with him. He paid Jas.
and Earl 1913 and Milo $28 for what
he took. They are to deliver the rest
to him at Richland Center. Mr.. Par
ferry ships the elm bark to England
and finds lots of trouble to get good
prices since the war, for the foreign
money has no value.-Chief.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14

John Larson of Eastman was born
on his farm Feb. %, 1864, and has
spent his entire life there. He has
"a 0acres of good land
Pra. du Chen plans to do more paw
ing this year North Church street
will be paved for several blocks with
1S-foot cement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14
CASSVILLE

Mrs. j. H. Winnett and Mrs. II. A.
Lawrence of Toronto, Canada, are
visitors at the Rev. ]. w. Taylor
home. Mr.. Winnett and Mrs. Lawrence
motored up from Chicago on Satur-
day on the way home from st. Peters
burg, Florida, where they spent the
Winter,-IndeX
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14

The funeral of Henry Cordts, 81,
was held at Platteville Thursday Mr.
Cordts, former Platteville resident,
had been living at Milwaukee with a
daughter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14

Harry Tisdale, Richland county
cheesemaker, was fined $50 for hav-
ing too much water in the cheese he
made.
Ted Ewing, Richland Center, has
been held on a statutory charge on
complaint made by a 14-year-old
girl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-14
RAGLEY WOMAN BURNED

BAGLEY-A serious accident befeII
Mrs. Harvey Jones of Bagley. Mrs.
Jones had placed gallon pail of syr-
I'D on the stove to warm in order that
she could pour it more freely into
bottles. She was called out doors for
few minutes and on her return to
the kitchen she picked the bucket
I'D by the bail and as she did so the
top blew off, throwing the contents
over Mrs. Jones' face, chest and arms,
and into her eyes, burning her badly.
So badly was she burned that the eye
lids have to be held open for her to
see. The sight may be impaired, but
this cannot be predicted certainly at
this time.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
fo\Kfl% E2G Thy \R SQ1P
" DR. CLIFFORD C. RoBINso.
 WATCH FOR AN.sI.MIt

If your boy or girl is listlcss or ha,
 loss of appetite. or, seems 10 Ana 1 trouble in doing the everyday thlnf Of life, watch out. Anaemis spells q 1 lack Of rich, rod blood to carry ou' | the bodily process Of mctsbolism i tbody growth and repairl. There is | diminished number Of red corpusclcs
 in the blood. 1T this condition exists and you know it, by an means try to
 remedy it at once.
 You must understand that there is cause for thts trouble. If some poi- son is sapping the vitality of your boys lirc blood. have q health cS. animation al oncr.
 Perhaps tho cause may bc a "silc5t. '" or blind abscess, that is. the result Of puss formation at the roots Of the teeth, or in diseased tonsiis. out into the blood strcam goes the infection. It starts the destruction of tho blood cells. and inc anaemia condition grows. II is true that incorrect. or re- strictcd diet sometimes causes a short ago in inc iron ration Of the blood; some iron tonic or iron medicine is helpful at such times. \ change or gain in right food is preferred. but it is possible to receive direct benefit from an iron compound.
 The causes Of anaeinic Conditionss sn boys and girls. other than impropfr diet. are tubcrcular conditions. forms of syphilis. either congeniiai or in hcrited. adenoid cnlargcments and nephritis Tea and coffee given young children. or too many sH"sts. often serve to destroy real appetite for nor" substantial food. This. Of course. gives an opening for anacmic conditions.
 I}c careful ttat your children ha,. proper amount Of sweets. Sugar is good food ii properly used. The active. norfnal child needs t for muscular action. Give such sweets at only thc proper time. The natural ap- petite must be satisfied at inc meal nrsf.
 Exercise and fresh air Wi'l do wonders. Too much inside work. or attention To those tasks who require are 10 b" carefully guarded against.
 See your physician. Don't use a blood medicine 10 build up the chil1s depleted supply. II Is almost useless and in some cases harmful
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
HITS LAX OFFICIALS
Anti-saloon League Getting After Those Who Turn Blind Eye Toward Liquor Violations,

Washington, Jan. 1?.---Eederal and state officials who fail to perform their duty in enforcing the prohibition laws came under the fire of the board of directors of the Anti-Saloon league today at a meeting preliminary to the leagues six-day annual convention.s
 Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the league, recommended that every effort be made to reach delin- quent officers, declaring this to bs one of the most essential steps needed in enforcement.
 The directors also considered means for finding the weak spots in the en- forcement laws and procedure for bringing about enactment of legisla- ton to strengthen them.
 Dr. r. A. Baker, Westerville, O.. general superintendent of the league. was absent because of ill-health, this being the first time he has missed any of the leagues twenty-one conven- tions.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The realty market has not yet re-
 covered from its slump Of several
 weeks standing. the weekly report
 from the office Of City Clerk A. L. Thompson indicates, The following
 warranty deeds were filed for record last week: seandia Land and Im- provement co. 10 Harry IT. Nilkowitz and Emmanuel Richman. Lyon street. Sabato and Gennaro oliva 10 Sahsto and Gennaro Pignatelli, Lilac and Cherry street: New Britain Real Es- tate and Title Co. 10 Frank and An nic Walker. Garden street: katryzyna and lzydor Pilkiewicz to Konstan'y and Adela Grzesczyk, Broad street: Mary Sicwicz 10 Andrew Lukaszewicz, Gold street: Frank Gagliardi to Ni- cola Gaglierdi Belden street; Peter Joachim coffey 10 Paraska and Peter Yarec, Star street: n. C. Judd Co. to s. W. Menus, et al. Main street: Nor ris cohn to Albertins Golnik. Park and Maple streets: Edward W. Wil- liametz 10 Adoph l.. Gaylor. Seneca street; Andrew BenFston to Michael r. Doherty and Philip W. Engs,rom, Winthrop street.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The installation Of officers of Si. Mary's society took place Thursday evening. The following were iu- stalled. President. Margaret Lynch: vice president. Mrs. Rose Hogan. re- cording secretary, Anna O'Keefe. financial secretary. Anna Coffey. treasurer. Katherine 4. Walsh mar shall. Mrs. E. Coalcy. sergeant at arnis. Elizabeth Egan: trustees. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mary Walsh and Mollie Carroll FoiioEine The installation ceremonies social hour vas enjoyed duriur which rfaire Kane. tha retir- ing president rss presented uith a gold rosary b the society.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
TO NAME COUNCILMAN
Democratic Members of Common CountfI Will Pick SthmafT's Sur- ,essor at Meeting Monday Night.

Letters were sent out this morning from the office Of Mayor \. M. Pao- nessa. calling a meeting or the sixth ward members of the common coun- cii for Monday evening at s o'clock to select a nominee for councilman to succeed otto s. schmarr. resigned. The man selected by the democratic caucus will probably be elected We'd nesday night. since the council invar- iably accepts the choice Of the ward representatives on the filling Of va- cancies.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
Endorse Mellon Plan.

A large vote is being boiled on the referendum being submitted to the members Of the Chamber of Com merce on the. Mellon tax plan. At the last meeting of the directors Of the chamber it was voted to submit this important question to the mem- bership rather than have the direct OTIS take the responsibility of acting for the body as a whole.
 The vote as being returned indi- cates that the local chamber will go on record as whole e-heartedly en- dorsing Secretary of the Treasury Melons tax reduction plan.
 Upon completion the count of the vote information will be advanced to the Connecticut senators and Con- gressman F. Hart Tenn at Washing ton notifying them of the action and stating that the vote was taken by mail.
 Real Estate Men Favor Mellon.
 At the January meeting Of the Brisotl real estate board held at the Elks club, the members present voted 10 instruct the secretary 10 write 10 Senator's Bran- dcgee and Mclean, and Congressman F.. Hart Fenn of this district, inforn- ing them that the Bristol real estate board favors the Mellon tax plan, and urging them 10 earnestly support the plan.
 At his meeting the realtors of Bristof had as their guest the state president, Alvin c. Hancock of 
 President Hancock spoke of the work of the national and the state boards, and of the big part, that they were having in helping to bring the public to a realization of the really helpful work of the real estate deai- CTS.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
Mcn's I.yccum Meeting.
LOGGED TEiROATs

When your ~ind is shut of srs breathing diGculf you try to raise the phlerm by suddenly contracting the lungs snd forcing sir 0rouFh the throat This is hard on your lungs and your throat snd dilstes the blood vessels. Ci0rrsd ihrosfs sre tsfiiv srd quickly spen1d ehlern rsise5 spd the throst is sootbrd Ind hesled bys Leonsr1i's Cough srrup fEfsosotedl. Tt prevents strsininr. haek- ns snd bss vslusbls sntiseptic sction. lest remedy fer coufbs colds. brorchitis, srirp- rrcurrsu3 vhoopiuF oeuFh Safe urs sd risstsnt At your druggist
 SOLE BY HE CrTT DRUG STORE
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
LOST PIN AN HEIRLOOM
Has Been in Family Of Attorney Arthur V. IpsOB or Mue IlIan i5 fears-NiSsc,I Tor Montlis.

No trace has been found of the val usble bar pin reported 10 the polics department to be missing from the home Of Attorney Arthur W psor. The pin has moi been scen hy the Epson family for several H11Htns FigIIant search of the home sai.sd 10 disclose its vhsrssbouts sni thc ps- 'irs were notified Of fhe fact ss-teral ys SEQ. Resides lie intrinsic zajua. shich is more tHsu fsee. the l17 lss great sentimental salus. hssIHE teen
 q heirloom in tHt tsniiv7s ! sas. ssi5n for more thsn ss tears. 4tfcr4-t [ pzon said this 1ernfaE.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
TU sIy.DAy RACERS

Chicago. Jan. is.-Osca- Egg of Switzerland and Alfred Brenda Of Tasmania were maintaining their lead of one lap over ten other teams remaining in tho six-day international bicycle at o'clock this morning. They had made 2.ie2 miles laps and had scored 15a points.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

Anton Nagenbrenncr was rendered supper at the Southington Inn Thursday evening in honor Of his ap
 preaching marriage 10 Miss Mar, Spinello. Those present included Harry Wagenbrenncr, Joseph Wagen brcnner. Sisto Martin, Sisto Galletti George Carson. Fred Gusco Ralpl Mongilla, James Abata. ]. F. Comen Albert Baeltz. William Walsh. Charles Aldicri, James Cottcr, Joseph DI Marco and William Shakespeare.
 At a meeting Of tho sclcctmcn yes- tcrday bills 10 the amount Of s7S3 were ordered paid. The case Of Vim cent Albryeht. an orphan who has been living at tho town farm, was taken up. The youngstcr was taken to the county home.
 \ membership campaign is being conducted 10 gain new members for lSiltonic post. American Legion. Com mander Kenneth Moore is in charge Of the campaign and cx-serNicc men arc being urged to fill out tho appica- ton blanks which have been sent out.
 At a meeting Of St. I,ita's circle. Daughters of Isabella. it was voted 10 hold a whist and dance on Friday eve ming. February 15. Plans were also for the installation Of of- ncers and the initiation of a large class Of candidates Sunday afternoon.
 \ warning relative 10 all public conveyances having the proper lights has been issued by Prosecuting Attor- ncy Hal D. Fitzpatrick.
 Mrs. R. W. Mullins and daughter. Catherine Mullins. of Main street, arc spending the weekend in Ansonis.
 Miss Katherine Nacle. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Naglc Of Mcr- rcIl avenue. was operated on for ap- lcndicitis at the st. Francis hospital in Hartford yesterday.
 \ son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holizau Of Berlin a'e- nuc.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
SIGNS Ey-REp SOy

Oakland. Cal. Jan. is.-The Oak land. Pacific coast league baseball club has signed George Foster, for mer Boston Red Sox pitcher. who played with the Negnon Pacific coast league club in 1920.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
GRAND LIST SHOWS INCREASE IN 1923 Totals S4,S25,S4S at Completion Of Work Of the Assessors
 -. 10 PER CENT ADDITION S25,652
Minor Ives to Install Grange officers -Mep's Lyccum Meeting NWplay E,ening--News For sun,la, in thc Towns thur,hes--Dthfr Items.

The aSscysors Of the town have completed tho grand list of Bcrlin AS Of october |. 1898, with taxes due May l. is:i. and the board of re- H.t wil meet in the near future and will hear petitions for reduction. The tota, oi the tist IS st,3a5.S.3. heinz greater than tbai or last var. which was sLsit.6e9.
 Tho itemioud list is as follows.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
trust for the fund amounts to approxi- mately s4.S57.60.
Church Notices

| trust for the fund amounts to approAi- mately s4.S57.6O.
 Church Notices Congregational churcI, Morning [ service at 10:45 o'clock, One Touch | More: church school immediately atfer the morning service; Young Peoples meeting at p. m., How and When Jesus Prayed"
 Baptist church--iO:45 q. m.. the pastors theme will be Jesus and the Sabbath; Sunday school following the morning serN ice; 6 D. nl.. Young :. Peoples service; : p. m., 'The Faith fulness of God" will be the topic. 7:45 p. m.. Thursday. prayer meeting. NJ. F.. Church--10:45 a. m., morn- ing service, subject. "Neighborliness" {; 12 o'clock noon, Sunday school: 6:S0 D. m., Epworth League special service, speaker, Aubon Hoyls. Social hour after the meeting. everybody welcome
 4. NJ. F.. Zion Church-Iiey. E. Horace Brown. pastor. II a, m, morning worship, subject: "rhe Holy Bible; 12:S0 p. m., Sunday school; 7:s0 p. m., R. W. Bagnal, repre- sentative of the National Association for the Advancement of the Colored People, with headquarters in New York city, will deliver an address in the interest Of the local branch.
 Roberts Funeral
 The funeral of Mrs Nellie Roberts was held yesterday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock from her home on Broad street. Rev. A. E. Dewberry, pas tn og Ln lni, g ,h, IL. officiated, Burial was in West cemetery.
 Woman's Federation
 Tho Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold a program meeting in the church par lors Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs Martin Welles of Hartford who has just returned from a visit to India, will speak on "Garlands and Ashes" The January envelopes are due at this meeting.
 Plainville Briefs
 Samuel Robideau of East street is recovering from an operation for the removal of tonsils.
 The We-Uns club will meet Mon- day evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Miss Melissa Kyle at l2 New Britain avenue.
 The w. c. T. |. will meet with Mrs A. II. Dresser on West Main street. Plans will be laid for the coming year.
 For RsLt--Tenement Of six rooms. all modern Improvements, in Neri block. Inquire at Neri Bros. store.-- adN.
 Our eleN enth annual sale is now on. We are offering a0ec discount on our entire stock of dry goods, mems wear, window shades. floor coverings and boots, shoes and rubbers for men, women and children. Sale continues for two weeks, ending Sat, Jan. 19 ' H. A. James, West Main St.-advt.
 s5 per cent discount on all our heavy winter merchandise. l. J. Birn- | baum.--sdNt.
 Electrical wiring done at reasonable | rates. C, Anderson, 5a East street. adVt,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Women teachers in the United states outnumber the men 10 1.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Miss Minnie Homquist Of kcnsing- ton has been the guest of her sister. Mrs Olof Benson, at her home o.l Wilcox avenue.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Norton's wood keeps you warm, Lakes your bread, and bakos your cake, like mother used to make. Just call G57-1s for load.--adv.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
stnim I,aiscs Ha,ns
rmrrrt Net. sses

Thee onccrt and musical given by the weman's club in the Congrc ga tionaI church Wednesday evening for tho benefit Of tho Plsintiils library fund, ucttcd & total Of 5225. th" committee announces today. This sum added 10 that already held in
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

The total amount of exempt prop erty amounts 10 sg2o.i5o. schools in The ionn being yaiucd ~Bt 300. churches. libraries. public buildings and parhs arc also exempted. as well IS cemotcrics
 The resident list this year amount rd 10 ss.54s,511. Whnarhe non-resi- deni list totallcd sTl2.7STs The sol- diers' exemption was included as inc assessors completed tBeir list and as tnes t.,.tti stOps insicsd of befng sub tracted after the list tas completed. I his was b. order ef the slate taA collector. N
 The 10 per cent A3fition this year is notable. -amountiuekf kfo over ss5.0og.
 Meas Iyceunf Meeting.
 Tho Men's Lyccuni of kensington wili meet Monday evening at s o'clock at Inc Kensingion Methodist. The subject for debate will be. ''Ise- solved: That the best interests Of New England could be served by ihe unified ownership'end operation of it's railroads" For fke affirmative will be C. ". Stevens and Frank D. Clark. For the negative Joseph wilson and Harold ". Cpso1.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12
krnsington Congregational

Morning service at i0:45 o'clock to- morrow. Rev Carleton iIazcn will deliver sermon on, Hearts Desire and Prayer" sunday school at i2:l0 D. m. Christian Endcayor meeting at 6 o'clock. subject How and When Jesus Prayed" Following the Chris- iian EndoavOr meeting. at o'clock. there will be choir relrarsal. to whicb att ubu sing are invited
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Electrical wiring done al reasonable rates. C. Anderson, 5a East street.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

95 per cent discount on all our heavy winter merchandise. l. J. Birn- baum.--adNt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

Tho January thav with the &C., compa ny1ns rain stopped inc ice cut ting, which locsi ieemen planned for this week and Ire early part Of next week. The ma iority of Inc ponds have been flooded over hut ziil hc in fnc condition for cutting 1T cold snap conlcs up.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-12

For RsLt-Tenement Of six rooms. all modern Improvements, in Neri block. Inquire at Neri Bros. store.- ad1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

McAD0O DOSAHL vCERA 528 HLASO.
Dem. k0nvEncE PO 70. MARNEM
BALL0TU ODROcENA ma DnE$Ek.
"
DELEGACE z OKLA YZDALA LOCKE
A AHLASOvAI.A PRO BAKEHA j

New York, s. cervence. - Pozadavek, aby jak William
g. McAdoO tax Alfred E. Smith ustoup kandidati
demokratickou presdentskou ucinen byf for
mln resouc podane pred odroGenm katce
pul noc By vsak vlastne ukficen povykem
bou sran vseobecneho zmatku Thomas Taggart In
diany navrh odroen 1O3O dnes dopoedne Sedmdesat
bao1 byo pfedsevzato bezvysledne ackoi McAdoo
snu move vysoke mete, 528 hasm rovnez Smith dosahl
nejvyssho poctu hlasI, zstav vsak 200 McAdooem
Ia dnesniho zasedani move trpkost byy vyvolany si
tuace nen mic bze ozuzlen samem pocatku kon
reba re pole znacne zGzo Pri odpoednim ha
sovani "vypadI' Samuel M. Rason Indiany James NJ
Cox Oha, demokracky kandidat +. 1920 ohoska de-
egace vrha vsech 48 hlasu Newtona D. Bakera Cev
landu Tyz mimo to obdrzel este 5 Illnosu, Mime
soty Filpin. vysedek posedniho TO- hasovani byE
McAdoo 52812 Smith 3341a Davis g. Baker Sc Ostatni
hlasy byly rozrteny mez Underworld Robinsona Richie
no, c. w. Bryana A. Saulsburyho, Glasse a Owena.
Dnesni zasedan byo tax Five" byli Kdyz
predseda Walsh snazi ziednat kid busenm kladivkem
do stou odeela havice tehoz zasahla H. Shoenstena
Rrookyna takovou silou ze kes k zc muse ti oxe-
tren enlargement nemocnc Ia n6iaky TOM pH Nc
Adoo-ovske demonstrac John F. Post okresu Washington
Pennsylvania chopil praporce satu Pennsylvania nmz
chte sdcastnti pruvodu sini ranaty SmthGv sou
pence, William Rowan naradni delegt Bethlehem, dal
jednu Post letel pres nekolk zid Pr tom pfevrzena
byla tezka standarda pennsylvania zasaha do hlavy p
Maidee Renshaw-ovou Pittsburgh Bya vynesena sine
v bezvedomi
Konvence sejde opetne dnes dopoledne bude obno
pozadavek, ably McAdoo Smith ustoupi. Pres to, re
resoluce smyslu byla vcera zamtnuta nesporne
tlumoci smyseni vetsiny deegatu. Dokonce zde World
jenz nehorvej podporova Smha projevuje toto min3n
tem ktere odporucue jake kompromsni kandaty
jmena pochvane zminuje ~ D. Bakerovi Ceveandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

necke ke by zvolen jako republican, neb demokrae ale
kter{ pracu ceou dust La Foettovou n4odvsou skupi
nou v kongresu.
Hodla byti neodvsym kandidatem sve vlastni plat
form6 budou vtani vschn kdoz shodui eho sme
ncemi jeho vddcovstvm Avsak nebude oa svoii kans
ldidaturu podporu kterskoi skupinysneb strssay
Cinf to made vSechno jasnym, ze nebude souhasit
zadnym kompromisem tax zvanymi "zbujnfky stpaul-
ske konvence kere pred tim pranyrova ako komunisty
ktef pokouseji dosad nekok deegat do ceveandske
konvence.
Hodla boovati proti ob6ma starym stranam eze pI
de- jezo jeho minen ak demokraticka tax repubkansk
strana zpronev9fy svym zavazkm vGc americkemu du
"Jsem presved6en pravl senator La Toilette SVEN
vceresm posest ze nadeSe cas- boovna potcka hnu
IT, neodvsa cd obou sarych stran chapac potfeby
sen obycejneho du Pofeba pro neodvs hnuti spociva
tom, re ODE srany nedovedly nebo nechte octi cd
vlivd kere zpdsoby ze opeovne zrazovay amercky lid
Konvence prokrokovcI je obeslana deegay vsech sta
til Une potrva jeste dnes kdy pfijaa bude patforma
provedeny nomnace pro fad presidenta mstopresdena
Obzvlasni zajem budi zensky sbor bubenku pcu, BIZ
ych unformach, jenz hraje zejmena revolucnf psne
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