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he does not remember attacking the
elderly woman. He is said to have
admitted that he had been drinking
corn whisky at the time.
Mrs. Meyer was badly wounded
about the head and body, and she
was confined to Emergency Hospital
for a week with her injuries. She
has not fully recovered. She still
bears marks of the ARRAY, losing sew
eraI teeth and sustaining a number
of scars from the fiatiron on her
forehead.
The two Acton youths are charged
with assault with intent to kill and
attempted robbery.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

selling quality
Values choice excellent
Evening star., 1924-09-24
attractive Baby Day Values

Fknnel Gertrudes, 95c-Shell stitched
bottom Made entirely of the flannel.
Sizes for infants, f months and | year.
FhnneIette Gowns, 5oc-For infants,
months and year.
Cambria Sheets, 59c-Both ends hen1-
stitched. 36x5O inches.
Handmade Dresses, Sl.5o-Embroid-
cred yoke, lace trimmed at neck and
sleeves. Soft-hnish cloth. 1-year size
Crocheted Sacques, Sl.5o-Trimmed
with pink or blue.
Crochet Caps, 50c-Bonnet or avia-
ton effects in several models. Pink or
blue trimmed
Flannel Kimonos, 5oc--Three dainty
styles. White with shell edge or fancy
stitching Turn hack cuffs. Ribbon
ties.
Wnol ard coffon Hnee SQ( ToHe
Evening star., 1924-09-24
PLAN halloween PARTY.
Masons' Gavel Club to Discuss Pro-

Plans for the Halloween carnival
and dance of the Gavel Club Of Mas
ter Masons will be discussed at the
regular meeting tonight in the club
rooms at the Strayer Building. An
elaborate program of entertainment
has been arranged as a feature OF
the meeting.
The attractions include vaudeville
numbers by John ]. p. Mullanes'
artists, and popular and classical
songs by John Philip Shaddick. bari
tone soloist Of the Almas Glee Club.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

hbers, wool and
fibers and grass rugs; 8x6-
inch Administer Rugs; 4.6x7.6
high quality rag and grass rugs;
formerly priced from $o75 to
$1,000 Unrestricted choice at S.
--ox12 grass and felt-base rugs;
7.6xo and 7.6xl0.6 aH-fber rugs;
8.3x10.6 all-hbcr and woodland
fiber rugs; also oxl2 Congoleum
Rugs cut from rolls. All offered
in one low-priced group at SO.
wool-and-hber and all
fiber rugs; oxl5-foot all.hber
rugs; also a number of high
grade ox12 seamless Brussels
Rugs and 6x9-f foot Administer
Rugs. Choice at one price, SIS.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Wool and Cotton Hose, soc
Soft. dainty quality in sizes
4 to 6H.
3-pc. Knitted Sets, SS9S-
Trimmed with brushed wool.
Sweater, cap and leggins in
copen, tan. pink and white
Sizes 1 and 2 years.
Ivory-finixh Ward robes,
S10.00eFour sections.
FOURTH FLOOR,
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BAND CONCERTS.

presumably will be left vacant until
the French government announces
its intentions officially.
Copyright. 1924. by Chicago Daily News/ Coz
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Not a large number, but GER
tainIy exceptional values for the
first ten customers. oxl2-foot
heaviest wool-and-hb rugs; in
good colors and patterns. Re-
member only 10. Choice, $50.
of oxl2-foot Amin
sters, Vclvets and Brus sells
Rugs: also 8.3xl0o-foot Axnlin-
ster Rugs. Beautiful patterns
and rich colorings. Hurry, ii
you want one of these at SIS.
Choice of oxl2-foot Seamless
Wilton Velvet and Administer
Rugs; 8.3xl06 scanned heavy
Administer Rugs in a large selec-
ton of patterns and colorings.
Remember, perfect quality.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29

veyed to the Casualty Hospital.
where he was pronounced dead.
HE leaves a wife and two chill
dren in destitute circumstances.
and unfortunately he was not a
member of the Metropolitan Po-
lice Relief Association.
Undoubtedly this young officer.
who was appointed July 1, 1924.
met death bravely while in the
courageous performance of his
chosen calling, and the circum-
stances all point to the fact that
he went to his end in a manner
in keeping with hte best traditions
of the force.
All Urged to Aid.
"All members of the force are
urpged, in a spirit of true fra
ternity, to cnotribute from their
private funds any amount which
thy may be able to spare in order
I omake up substantial purse
for the benefit Nof the bereaved
and suffering widow and children.
Precinct ana Bureau Command.
ers are urged to address the
members of their respective com.
mands in this matter and are
authorized to receive subscriptions
and TO forward same properly
listed TO Mr.. Edwin b. Hesse, chief
clerk, who is ehreby appointed
General Treasurer Of the Fund.
This matter should be brought
to the attention Of every member
Of the force"
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
To HELP
GOMRADE' s
WIDOW
Fund Is Starter With $3.50
and Subscriptions Pour in
For Mrs. Leisinger

Major Daniel Sullivan, superin-
tendent Of police, today asked mem
bers Of the force to contribute to a
fund being raised for the widow Of
Raymond c. Leisinger, Second pre-.
cinct policeman shot and killed yes.
,terday morning.
To date $3.50 has been sent in TO
Edwin Hesse, chief clerk of the
police department, from the follow
ing:
Commissioner cuno H. Rudolph,
The Washington Post. $3.50.
Policemen's Association. 1900
The Washington Times. SiO0,
Co!iections are being taken up TO.
Jay IN the twelve precincts and Ge-
city.
Text Of Letter.
The major and superintendent
TeSretfully announces to the force
the death on August 2S, 1924. of
Private Raymond C. Ieisinger.
This officer was seen ON the rur.
ming board of a speeding automoo1,e.
occupied by several colored person,
early this morning. The automob,Ie
was pursued but not overtaken and
70 date the identity of the occupants
has not been established. Private
letsinger was found on 1 street. he.
tween North Capitol and First
streets northeast, shot through re
breast and was Immediately con.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
LE|SNGER
INQUEST
BEGINS
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though hardened to scenes of
tragedy, could not summon the
heart to inform Mrs. Leisinger Of
her husbands death directly. This
trying task was accomplished over
the phone.
So stunned was the woman to
hear Of her husbands death that
she did not even shed a tear at
first. All she could do was to sit
down beside her son and eleven
year-old daughter and stare into
the distance.
At a meeting Of the Policeman's
Association last night, $500 was
voted to the widow, although Leis-
niger was not a member of the or
ganization.
According to Robert Matter, 1874
w street northwest, driver of a
milk wagon. Letsinger climbed onto
4. the rear Of the auto at North
Capitol, near; P streets northwest.
AS soon as the occupants Of the
Natter said, the auto lurched for
ward. By the time it reached New
York avenue, it was going at a
fifty.mile pace.
Policeman La Dow, Of the Second
precinct, who happened to be at
New York avenue. said he heard
Leisinger cry for help. La Dow
commandeered milk truck and
gave chase, But the clumsy vehicle
was soon outdistanced.
: Less than ten minutes lata- La
Dow found Lesinger's body in a
If to-. -
northeast. He was dead.
Funeral Monday
Funeral services will be held at
his former home, 1871 Monroe
Street, northeast, at one o'clock
Monday afternoon.
A detail Of police will be named
by Major Sullivan to escort the
body to Glenwood cemetery. This
detail will be picked from his fellow
officers of the Sixth precinct.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
Secret Service Drags
Pennsylvania For
Counterfeiters

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 29.---
Secret service operators are
sr"eading a dragnet over ives.
tern Pennsylvania today in the
search ror a gang of alleged
counterfeiters that has been
passing worthless bills in sew
eral nearby cities.
The search follows the ar
rest last night of Samuel
Roberts after detectives had
Swallowed" him to an alleged
bogus money-making den.
More than 5000 corners Of
$50 bills were found, it was
stated by police together with
glue and other material used in
making counterfeit money.
More than $1,000 worth of
spurious money has been passed
by Roberts in Pittsburgh re.
Gently, police said, and it Is
also believed that he and other
counterfeiters have been OBJ
Grating in Erie, Farrell, Sharon,
Uniontown and other western
Pennsylvania cities.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
$500 OFFERED
FOR SLAYERS'
CAPTURE
Local Organizations To In
crease Fund Being Raised
BY Times

A substantial reward for the cap.
ture of the murderers of Police
man Raymond c. Leisinger. to be
raised by the public. was Endorsed
today by Major Daniel Sullivan.
Because of limited funds the
police department is able to offer
only a 5000 reward for the slayers'
capture.
Recognizing the limitation of the
reward, printed in yesterdays Wash.
ington Times, offers to increase It
were received today from public
spirited business men.
Contributions Made.
Definite contributions which were
offered today included the follow
ing sums: ~
A". Ashington Times. 500.
q. Logan Payne, publisher Of
The Times, 500 (personaD.
Harry M. Crandall, $1UO.
Officials of several trade bodies
and citizens associations TODAY
notified The Times that action
would be taken by their organiza.
tons as soon as possible, to swell
the reward fund which now totals
$500, including the $500 offered
by the Police Department.
Fund VIII Assist.
"a fund of $1,000 or more would
undoubtedly assist the police in
securing information as to the
murderers, which might lead to
their ultimate conviction" Major
Sullivan declared today. I'm be-
half of the Police Department.
which is doing everything II can
Q apprehend the murderers, I
iesire to thank the donors of the
reward contributions"
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
LIQUOR PARTY
PAID FOR BY
HAYNES
Treasury Official Makes Ad-
mission At Hearing on
D. c.-FIorida Rum Ring
INTERNATIONAL NEWS RFE
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attorneys to show that one Of the
wild Wardman Park Inn parties
was enlivened by a fist fight In the
hall of the fashionable hotel, but
Golding denied knowledge Of the
fracas.
Golding's admission today ts re-
garded significant as 1t is believed
to show, conclusively, that Captain
Bakcsy, better known as the mys-
ferrous Captain tx" was in the en-
ploy of the prohibition unit and this
was the reason he was not indicted
for liquor activities.
Agent Golding admitted that
John j. Hickey, star Government
witness, was charged with bartering
with the Government for his liberty
by turning States evidence, was In
attendance at one of the lengthy
Wardman Park parties which
lasted from s o'clock in the eve.
ming until 2 a. m. Others present
included a Miss Mabel Vandeveor,
Captain Bakcsy himself, two of the
indicted men, Special Agent Roach,
who paraded under the name OF
"Gunman Brown Special Agent
Donovan and Narcotic Agent Big
gins.
Golding also told the court that
he listened over the dictaphone and
heard long distance calls from
Bakcsy's apartment, put in for
points in Florida, and during which
sale and shipments Of liquor were
discussed.
After the startling admissions
were made by Golding. Turnage
ruled that sufficient testimony had
been given concerning the Ward
man Park parties and that that
subject would be considered as a
closed incident.
Hickey Is Attacked.
An attempt was made by defense
attorneys to prove that Hickey was
an incompetent witness on the
ground that he used dope. 1t had
been testified earlier in the trial
that he was once charged with a
narcotic offense.
Shortly after noon today the
Government rested its case on the
testimony of Agents Golding and
Hickey, who spent most of yesterday
on the stand.
The defense attorneys. with VII.
liam Leahy as their spokesman, I'm.
mediately moved to strike out two
certified copies of indictments pre-.
scented for the purpose OF holding
the indicted men. Commissioner
Turnage ruled against this and an
exception was entered.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
PASSENGER PLANE FALLS;
OCCUPANTS ARE RESCUED
BY International News service.

By International News Service.
FOLKESTONE, Eng, Aug. ga
passenger carrying airplane fell
into. the English channel this after
noon off Folkestone.
Boats set out at once to pick
up the occupants. They are be-
lieved to have been rescued.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
2 ITALIAN COMPOSERS
TO BE MADE SENATORS

ROM, Aug. 29.-The famous
Italian composers Mascaeni ana Puc.
cini will be made senator's on
September 20, Il national fete day,
according to the newspaper Nuovo
Paes.
GabrieIs d'Annunzio rejected q
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
COMMUNISTS DEFEATED
IN ATTACK ON FORTRESS

LISBON, Aug. 2s.-Portuguese
attacked st. Georges
fortress early today, but were driven
off by rifle fire after they had
seized three officers.
Nineteen arrests were made.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
Bull Fighter Decorated

LISBON, Aug. 29.--Maera Me-
dalIa, a bull fighter, today was
decorated by the President of Por-
tugal.
The Washington times., 1924-08-29
Mentioned For Dawes Job

PARIS, Aug. 29.-It was reported
acre this evening that M. Delacroix.
5elgian member of the interallied
reparations commission, will be ap,
pointed Dawes plan trustee.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
Real Estate for Sale
Houses for Sale.
Special Offerings
MouNT PIMAaA.Nr

MOUNT PHEASANT.
sacrifice. Apartment, 2-faniiiy. Hot
water nsat' separate heating plants; cell
bath; the other rooms and bath.
II metal garages, beautifully located
near Rock Creek Park.
WEST OF 18th N. w.
Only $50 per month. Fine home, o
rooms; modern heat: electricity . baths:
cellar. Entire house In excellent c0udi.
ton. Can be arranged into apart
meats. $l.tO0 cash. Price, 910.76O.
WEST OF l4TH NJ W.
Terms can be arranged. Six rooms;
hot-watsr heat; electricity; cellar; ga
rage. House In excellent condition. Inn.
mediate possession. Price. 91O,S00.
CHEVY CHASE.
Arranged. Colonial center Nah sty We :
About $500 cash. Price. SlO.gSO.
LINCOLN PARK.
Terms can bs arrSnsed. Eight rooms
laE. Can bs arranged into apartments.
NEAR 10TH AND ND. AVE, N. y.
cozy home. Terms can be arranged.
sarags space. Price. $1,000.
NEAR UNION STATION.
Only $500 cash and $50 per month.
seyen-Eoona brick immediate possess
l NEAR 6TAUNTOM EAHks
1 Only $500 cash. Six rooms BATH; cell
lar: latfobe heat. Price, $500. !.
l FOR COLORED--NEAR CAPITOL.
/ Only $50 per month. Pressed brick.
Eleven rooms; hot-water heat: cellaE.
Can be arranged into apartments.
One-third cash. Price. 1850.
NORTlkyvEsT.
/ w ONLY $500 PER MONTH.
Fine store ana apartment OF rooms
and bath: hot-wAter heat; electricity;
garages. Price. $4,000. About one-third
DOWNTOWN.
Only $1,000 cash. First commercial.
Brick: easily converted into business; s
rooms and bath: garage space. Price.
5000.
gix small bricks. rented for approxI.
| mately $50 per month. Price, tS,OOe.
FOR coLoRED---NORTHW
| Brick. Six rooms and bath. Terms
can Be- arranged. Price. $3.50.
Southern Realty CO.,
S26 18th st. N. w.
Phone Frank. 9219
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

An unusual semi detached colonial
brick home Of . rooms, tile bath, open
fireplace, built-in garage q. m. 1.
Priced right for quick sale; terms. Ask
d. Blum q Son.
S3o N =. Ave Freak. 151os
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
Let That Spare Room Help Pay the Grocer Phone Ad 10 Main 81
Financial
Money 20 Loan

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT
for or 5 years. first mortgages In
the District Of Columbia. InetalI-
ment loans made in Warrington ana
giIia on the 10-yr. monthly instaIlment
plan. providing for cancellation Of the
mortgage in cash Of death Of borrower.
p. Quincy SMITH. INC.s 900 18th.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

CORNER mr.. lth q ID. Capitol. 7 rooms
and bath; excellent condi.; space for
ca6h, balance easy. Call Main 9Al1.
BAROAfN-ehapiro Homes, 1aO Chan.
ming So. N. H., 1850; $3.50 cash, $3.50
me- 0tms.. bath. h.sW.h-s oloo.. gagago.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

Apply % Resident Manager. Apt. 10i.
VERNON ST. N. w, 1875. Apt. 205-4
rooms and bath. SIS; apt. open. Mr..
Tyler. Main SoSS.
9Th ST. N. W., 1lO9-Threo rTna., priv.
bath, elec., gas. INV. h, Included.
9Th 81. n. Ws-s0a--Two rmA and KIT.
chenettos unfwnisAeA. h.sws he cleo.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

Let us submit our list Of homes and
Investments before you purchase.
JOHN r. DONOHOE q SONS,
az Pennsylvauia Avenue s.. n.
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Strunkovice, Zichovec a Dyo-

~sFff1rV
Strunkovice, Zichovec a Dyo-
rec. s
Pro sest. lesy = statky jiho-
ceske ziizeno bylo feditelstvi
statnich lesu a statkd v Trebo-
nj. z naseho >okoli patri k ne
mu velkostatky: Steken, Proti-
vim, Netolice, Libejice. v Pro-
tivine jest prave jako prvni
spravni instance zrizena stat
nj lesnl sprava. <
Mestske rcaine gymn. v Stra
konicich bylo postatneno.
Obc. skola .divci v Prachati-
cich .pfemenena byla We smise
nou skolu obcanskou.
Budovu pro inspektorat v Pi-
sku postavi letes Jihoceske e.
lektrarny., Vypssno jest ofert-
nj fizeni.
Postovnf tifad v Bernardo
cich bude &c nyni jmenovati
Bernatice' u Tahora, Mala Chy-
ska - Chysky, Milcln Milicin
Nezdasov - Neznasov, Stalec,
Stadlee atd. Nejsou tyto novo-
kitty, upfilisnene?
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GENTSKY SYSTEM PODPOR v
NEZAMESTNANOSTI.

:.
nezamestnano proo We evropskych satech ves c
mens muscle byt sahnuto zakonnym oparenm ably
tenn ktefi bez vastn vny oci bez jakehokov zdroje
prijm bya podana pomocna ruka pfiznnm finan6n pod
por vedle pTnych podpor bylo znacne snahou ula
du ably p1sobeno bylo jednove zamesnavaee ably pr
omezen drive redukovay pracovn dobu nez by p
kroGiy prOpusteni zamesnancu tax 1928 vypaceno
ma podporach nezamestnanosti asi 400 mionu Kc.
neiblizsi dobe ma vstoupiti patnost t. zv gentsk5
system podporch nezamesnanos Zakon ten je z star
shoda, usnesen by 49, cervence 1921 Nemoh byt vsak
proyaden ponevadz dobu mrovou, normal
pQey kdezto vek valce byla jest
zjevem mmofadnym, ktery bylo ho prostredk mimorad
nym smeru zavedeni genskeho systemu nejbiz
81 dobe e dokadem, hospodafskem zivoe dosti
vame do dopy mirove.
Co 'ustanovuje teno zakon? Sve meno po meste.
by pvne " podstate zakon 3pravi lie
cenove odborovych organisac zamestnancu kere pode
svych pravde poskyu podpory svym clenum Stat
poom bude pfplaceti podpofe nezamestnanost kerou
vplac odborove organsace stenou ako jest ta z vypa-
c oganiace Pf tom e sanoveno re tlenstv odborove
organsace nesmi by jinou podmnkou nez tm ze
Glen jest prislusnem pracovnim odboru pati
organac pfislusne pfpevky Zamestnancam mus byti
pima svoboda volbe organsaci Dale pax stano
staniho pispevku bue vazano prukaz, re
mesnany marn6 hlasil zamestnin sprosfedkovateen
prce Odborova organisace e povnna podrobti sc stn
dozolu.
Zakon gentskem systemu podpor nezamesnanos
penas tedy znacne agendy pece nezamesnane ma odbo
rove oganisace veskere opatfeni ably ohoto
prostredku nemohlo byti pouzto sranckopoticky Hav
nj vyhoda tohoo zakona spoc tom re odborove organ
budou msti povadet konrolu pr vypacen podpor
nezamestnanost pon6vadz isou paceni tom dcasnen,
materene stene jake statni pokladna Mali tento zakon
pfn6 pospech musi odborovG organsace zamestnancu
yedomiti 81 svu smys omto snysu dosd nebyo casio
mas rozsovano mez organsacemi odborovym polcky
COZ vedlo bo odborove organsace kery jse nebyl ku
propechu pro censtvo Rozd tento cizine zejmena
klascke zemi odborovych oganisaci Ang dOdrzuje
yelmi prisne.
Provadeci naliHeni zakona gentskem sstemu nemi
Sc pracue prax zednati zaruky obiekvnho posky
ovan podpor nezamesnanos prostfedncvim odhorovycI
organsac zasade bude pozadova ably agenda poo
bya yedena pfisne oddeene cd jme agendy odboro
vych organisac dale pax, ably stn ktera vec
hmotn6 nteessoydna byla vesker moznos kon
troiy u n
Proti gens<emu sysemu brin Sc nektere skupiny opo
RGn zeimena pax konune keri veSkerou svo vahu vhl
to, ably denicke hnpt odborrske pne zpoisova Gen
sky system daya odborovym organiacm velke pole prace
veka prava ale take zavazky; zenena bude pofebi cd
polsovat aivQ odboroyych orgasacch TAX ably zakon
gentsk6m sysemu kery stavi organacne podklade
borovych organisa mohl mirove dobe prispeti lecen
Sedne bolesnvch chorob spoecenskych z jest
'nanost.
triskoyy odhor
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Ike pude praehaticke. Nez Sc
v Prachaticich usidil, pusobil
" Tabofe jako koncipient v
kancelafi DIR. II. Langa.
V Poieni II Klatov, kde pu-
sobil 3S let, zemfel 10. listo-
padu We veku go let tamni fa-
raj Adolf Mika, Kodak pisec-
Ks.
Y Praze zamrsl 10. pfpsin-
ce p. Jan Sprysl, okr. ,soudce
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Z MISTNi kRONikY PiSkU
A PRACHENSKA

v Prachticich zemfel 5. pro-
since p. Judr. JOS. Pluhaf. ZEN.
,advokat. byvaly dlouholety O.
luesni starosta a prvni Geslsy
'ilalnestek gtaroStv m6sta. Zc-
.snuIy byl znamym pilnym mon
sinoyym pracovnikem na nor
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Start i mladi muzi

; Nehlede k tomu. jak jste nemoccn.
nehlede ami k Vast bezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosti a nehlede ami k tomu, kdyz
Van bylo jiz feceno, re Vase nemoc
jest nezhojitelna. ,pfijdte poradte
Sc tfmto vyborn3m lekafem a jest
II ze zbyva jen nitka nadeje, ma ktere
visf Vase zdravi, rhaxeT tato vesti X
Vasemu uzdravenf,. spokojenosti
Stestf.
ZVLASTNf POZORNOST Sc venuje
chemickemu drobnOhlednemu rozbo-
ru krve. moce a chrchlu vsem trpf-
,cfm nemocemi duseynfmi nervovymi
komplikaecmi.
XSechnx, 'dntaxx adrnsuita.
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v biaLEe, Ecu pl. hocOVe, maj.
restaurace v Pisku.
V Strakonicfch zemfel IL
prosince p. Jan Braibec, byvaly
vrchn zahradnik
v Drahonicich, We veku "a let.
Tamtez zemfel p. FIR. To
mex, byv. red. cukrovaru v
Prelouci, stAr ~ leta.
Dne %. listopadu zemrela
v Plzni pi. EN-. Krohova roz.
Fichtlova, vdova po inz. Ed.
Krohovi, v pryem manzelstvi
I'D r. 1859 chot' spisovatele
Bernardo Guldenera, rodaka
horazd 'ovickeho zem. Y +.
1877 jake notar v Lomnici n.
Pop.)
V Strakonicich zemfel 81.
pros. p. Karel Glatte, obchod-
nix, star 81 let.
Is. ledna zemi'el v Praze p.
Fr. Muzika, VI. rada z. s., ro-
dak z LuGkovic u Mirotic.
u. rijna zemfela V Podoli
u Prahy pi. Barbora Wegero-
va, roz. Cisafova, vdova po
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