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kind Of lamentation over the great emf
grafton TO America. Lack of laborers
causes strikes and high prices, they say,
and reduces the means of the old coun.
tries and the values at the same time.
Land, generally, seems to have touched
its highest point everywhere on this
side Of the ocean, and 10 be falling with
no little rapidly, and with an even
diminishing number OF purchasers. OF
course. speak generally aud not par
ticularly. What shall we do about III
seems to be an absorbing question, in
each Of the countries through which !
have passed. The story of success in
America flows back from every pen; and
those who remain, having friends gone
before, are in nearly every case anxious
only to get away themselves.
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NERvoua nERILIrY.

Adepressed, irritable state OF mind; a weak +,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy or ami
with debilitating, involuntary discharges.
The conseq uence Ofexcesses, mental overw orb
or iudiscretions. This Nervous Debility finds
a sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific. No. .. IL tones up the system, ar
rests DISCHARGES, dispols the mental gloom and
despondency. and reiuvenates the entire sys-
isIn. ii is perfectly harmless and always Ell
ciept. Price S., for a package Of hYe boxes
and n large s. vial Of powder, which is impOr-
tant in old, serious cases; or 81 per single box.
Said By ALL Druggists. or sent BY mail on re-
esipt OF price. Address HuMPHREYs SPKcIFIc
HonEoP1THIC MEDICINE Co.. No. 562 Broad
1sv- NY. Sf-tukf-1viii-s3
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because the Emperor Of Germany will
not permit its performance in Berlin.
Has any modern composer ever been so
unfortunateW
why not start your new opera in
London?' interrupted. oV
No, no, my friend, replied Herr Won
Flotow, you don't understand that. A
new opera, to succeed in London, must
first have been given in Paris. Listen"
he added, going to the open piano in his
room, 81 and tell me what you think Of
these melodies" N
Aud he began TO run his fingers over
the ivory keys with wonderful master
ship, playing new and delightful airs.
" Are these melodies prettyY he
asked
Pretty" l replied; they are en-
cha nting! Better than Martial
And yet he cannot get this opera per-
formed Such are conventional and
national preiudices.
Herr Won Flotow has three children by
his second wife, who herself is an emil
nent pianist. He leads at Prieni.z the
life Of hermit, going but rarely to
tached to him, on account OF his kind
ness toward them.
During my long conversation with
him, | heard Herr Won Flotow pass some
curious opinions on the other great com.
posers of the day.
"Meyerbeor," he said, was incom'
parably the greatest of them all. Ros-
sini ruined himself by writing too much.
Bellini was musical confectioner. pro-
ducing excellent sweetmeats. Doni-
zetti would have been very great had he
not been an Italian. Wagner is grand,
but often too terrible Verdi was very
promising, but had deteriorated OF late.
Ambrose Thomas was an imitator of
Adams. Gounod had made great
mistake to write anything after Faust.
He should have taken warning by
Auber' example"
All this was well said, extremely
caustic, but not always just. Herr Won
Flotow had evidently been soured by
what he considers his bitter disappoint
ments. He is spoiled child Of Dame
Fortune. The slightest mishaps make
him angry.
Upon leaving the chateau l caught a
glimpse of Frau Won Flotow. She is a
portly, good-looking lady Of forty. Her
serene face does not indicate in any
way that she is conscious OF the trouble
she has caused her illustrious husband.
And yet he is smarting under it, and to
me it seems more than probable that his
days are numbered. He looks certainly
very old and broken doown Berlin
Tribune, translated for Apptetons
Journal.
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something OF a traveller.

The Augsburg Gazette states that the
Grand Duke Alexis, the third son OF the
Emperor of Russia, having lately re-
turned from voyage round the world,
which lasted two or three years, has re-
ceived the Cars orders to undertake
another journey. 1t appears that the
Prince is in disgrace with the Car, on
account of marriage secretly con-
tracted by the Prince some years ago
with lady Of the court, the niece of the
Russian Minister of Finance, Monsieur
de Reutern. After having tried several
means to break off the mesalliance, the
Czar ordered his son to travel abroad,
hoping that the separation would es-
TRANCE the Princes attachment to his
wife, but the event has proved the Gar
to be mistaken, as the Prince on his re-
turn has Joined his young wife at Nice
and refuses to be separated from her.
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PERFECT ORDER GUARANTEED,
Finest Music in the City Engaged
The Building will be brilliantly
Illuminated.

We confidently appeal 10 q generous public; /;
in the name Of our destitute Orphans, 10 qid
us. Buy ticket. whether you come Or not;
The entire net proceeds are 10 be divided
equally between St. Peters. Leath, Churcn
Home, and the Hebrew orphan Asylums.
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ORDER COMMITTEE.
DOOR COMMITTEE.
CAPT. ]. e. BEAsLEY. ohasman.

The members Of the above uommittses will
Eeport 10 their respective Ohairmen, al the
Exposition Building, promptly at o'clock on
the night Of the 22d of January,
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WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
w Office blank n0tices 10 take gspositiens,
and printed Instructions 10 the oficer taking
he same; also hlsuk captions ahd ceruh-
Gates. AVt
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THE MILD POWER

Nos. Cures. Cents
!. Fevers, Congestion, Infnmmations, 81
g Worms, Worm lever, Worm COlic 81
8. Crying-COlie, or Teething of Infants, 81
4. Diarrhoeas of Children or Adults, y
5. nysentery, Gripping, bilious Cole, ~
G. ChoIera-Morbus, Vomiting, 30
Z. Coughs, Coda, Bronchitis, 81
s. NeurRIg giR, Toothache, Faccache, a
8. Headn ches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, p. &c
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 5C
II. SHppressed. or Painful Periods, N
y. Whites, too Protuse Periods, 20
l3. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, g
IA. salt ISheum, Erysipclas, kgppti0nss so
IS. rheumatism. khe...nntlS laIils, 30
l6. Fever and AgUe, chill Fever, Agues, SO
IL. piles, blind o. bleeding, 50
Is. Ophaha1my, and SOro or Weak Eyes, 80
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic influenza 20
20. VYhooping-C Cough, Violent coughs, 80
2l Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, o.
p. Ear Discharges, IgpaiTed he9rins, sO ~
%. ScrOfula, Enlarged Glands, swellngs, ~
"a. General Debility, Physical WeaknesS 80
as TSropsy and Seanty Secretious, 80
S6 Sea-SfcLxness, Sickness from Riding, %
27. Etdney-Disease, Gg~vel, -. 81
5s' Nervous Debility Seini1Rl weakness,
or involuntary Discharges NV
%. sore Mouth, Canker, - 81
so' Urinary Weakness, Wciting The Bed, %
Al. Painful Periods with spHsIaS, ,90 90
So. SufIerinCs at Change Ct I'm A1tA i0S i0S
al nfDhtheria. Clccutcd Sore Throat. ~
I'd ChronIc COngostions and Erupaons, d
FAMILY CASES.
g.. ,,ro-ocoo, with above 50 large yials and
case lAl,oroSe9IS,!l ,nS eI,!-s.iions- ~iio, $40 90
era NioToccol Of 20 iarge vials and Book, 90
These remedies arc sent by ne ne
case or single box 20 any Ps,ls ~ ~. ~
ca1nfrv, free of charge, Oh Eeceipt Oh
price. address,
HuFnpnTeys' Speciflc
Homeopathic Medicine Cos
|oeso. and DEPOT, No. SO BRoADwAY, seNsSW Hohk
49, For sale by all DruggiAts.
And by II. G. Steeysr & Co., Second St., corner
Madison; Andrew Renkert, 100 Main 81. +.
W. Eleus, lsl Poplar st., and W. N. Wilker-
son x Co., $40 Main 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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Tiekets--Ladies and Gentlemen, 81
each.
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Depot at head Of Main stree
Tictet Office. 21 Main street. corner Of
Madison.
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MIseIssIpPI AND TENNEsSEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LOUIaVlLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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go. Mall tdeily,....-.,.. 80 $50 LIZ l.9e
Fsnirht daily OK. sunday $40 s.25
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And by II. c. Steevsr & Co., Second st., eornsl
Madison; Andrew Renkert, l20 Main st.: Z.
W, Eigus, lG Poplar ST., and W. n. Wilker-
son x Co., $40 Main 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Landing. foot Of Washington street; Ticket
Offices, 287 (cor Madison and 27S Main street.
A. S. LIVERM0RE. Gen. Supt.
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Depot at foot of Main street.
Ticket ONCE, 2S7 Main street. corner OF
NJ. BURKE. Gen1 sup't.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-11
OPPOSITION TO NEIREC SOCI.
EEIEs.

The good people who are just now
amusing themselves by organizing an
anti->ecret society movement appearto
have forgotten that iae same Kind OF
thing has been attempted before i'll this
and other countries, and that, even
when de>po;ic Governments have en-
deavored to suppress secret societies,
the result has always been q failure.
Il is, moreover. rather remarkable
that. if these organizations are = mis-
chievous. they have hot produced any
appreciate bad effect upon the COM
munity. but that. on the eentravv,they
should seem quite capable ef demon
stra:inc that their ~infuence i benefit
cial. The principal which under,ie>
al the important secret organizations
j. the principal Of cooperation. That
is the essential principle q the Grange
movement in particular: Vet he new a.
soeiajihn ha> attacked he Oranges wiki
peculiar a>perj;v. Il would b inter-
e>;iu- to know whether these people
are really opposed - everything in The
shape Of cooperation, or whether i; j
merely the clement Of secrecy to
which they object. Tia; elemeu; I'M
doubyedly has something 10 do with
the success 81 The societies tina; adopt
il: but a. most OF the great secret or
s~auization> now number several mil
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-11

To ApvEErI~rs~.-rhH SENTINEL.
yves word of e>I 'auatjou ~ il ad-
NrrtI>ine PATRONS. For some time Vt
have found it necessary tv leave over
from three 10 four columns of "iNe
ads" daily, i'll ersie. - make Tor
reading matter. This will We rcmedied
i'll a few days. The necessary mate
rial for the enlargement of the paper
has teen on the road from >an Fran
cisco for the last ten days, and il re-
ceipt i RON hourly expected. Just a.
a. ii zones IL hand the >ENrlNfL
VIII ASSUME proportions commen>ar-
ae With he demands of oar CROWN
community. Un.il then. We mu>
crave tie indulgence of eur patrons.
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THE White Pine -Ne,rv, i'm it, la; is
sue. comes GUY IN favor Of y. T.. Ellis,
Of Carson. for Governor Of nevada.
Colonel Ellis j. a Democrat, - uea3F
warm friends, both personal 9ni po-
~iltical. j, capable. as!i VII. il naHa5-
mated, make a strong fight. He Viii
we Governor Bradley Il close lHn in
tn next democratic Conyeu.i9u.-Lr-
cA1Jfge.
Yes: 30 close that Hrad'ey VIII no.
be heard Of At all. II Bradley WAS -o-
inc to De HING. to save hj> LIE be-
couldn't get a DELEGATE, eXcep, possibly
in Elko, east OF the sink of the Hum
boldt. He and hi, aiders and ahe,-
tors are generally and enthusiastically
detested all through the Great East.
Bradley viii vel withdraw from tie
contest, asking only that his >on-ir-
law. Belknap. be placed on the tickle
for supreme Judge. Maah the pr
.lietion.
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r.,e I.rte Hailrr,' to ne changed; 10
u Narrow snu-r E>trHI- cement
OF Observation-Disclosures Arri-
den! i'll Russia.
NEW y


In relation To- the r,.Ht = ariIn-
the fIrUrc DFCrl ions 'sr : - +. H..
the officers say tina: HE EiaE, aiop 81
i'll View OF the Success q. the ioau
afe - he fully carried on. and al re
par.> "a the coutrarN have No inundl-
tion in f1ct. The work on The double
rack road-hrj. i proceeding viii liz
pa eli. and the chan@c ron the broad
4Ra4e = the marrow -slige Will Ia
mute l. sapn u pr1c irah'e. Al ne&
I~atoaIatNl> have been rHsit will TN
Wv u his chance ~ -aa-e.
The Communists az discussing The
ntu>e~e - e-tran-enlcn te."sen !serae-
t3rt All PAYNE. ell ouc~:de. III Itaraas-
sci AMI Juurje on Tie otheg. .ttef
heir VOYAGE to sydney. New Gaielo.
nil. Enchetort and PAYNE went or
Wy. trou>~.taud Jo@vs. another. aai
even when both Ih.,rt~ Nere iii tht~
ely. hey dill not VS., ell esae:.
t,You.>e and iour,le heinz EYER gull
i - nlsTNtti ! SIKH a. nGt t. - pres
IN n t,nrlc'ur, : lrctuIe ON FRIDAY
-V.n,ns. ror a hi Departure fhe ntNt
mafnrE. IL de;a. ~ ~ 3trnu>>et
md Jeur'e rr>'. r,j1v Va ~ gueN
psesei - ~ th.t II hataetaft ami
I,lsEa IN saturday. and ~attrae.vo eN.a
- !. .easiun.
\ Russian rtrer ha- the accom-: t.:
liz .eartal Steamboat explosion on IN
N1f-4r. Ml5ie r.tln. viii auo= H.
d -. Theta; Wa~ lnrU - .E.&mea.~:
he msu k},.s, all ci-at., Wouutod-
>jN eaa haze >.Y"p Id. III cen pas
~aH-ee~ %ia4n.el i'll the river and Mere
Lst.
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JUDGE HARDY DNlNG.

The many friends AMI a~cpui;n;anrc>
of Judge James IL. Hardy Will reEre.
with us to learn tha; he is h~oIeic>>ly
i'll at his residence i'll san Francisco.
\ di>path last night to the SE>rfNEl
states that his physicians have aban-
doned all hope of his recovery. The
nature ct his disease j>no; t~1lc-rJphcd.
Judge Hardy i a hrother-iu-iaw of \.
L. Titus. et Eureka.
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noes, which is to be counted Is PAR; Of
their r e>er1e on dcio>i thu, 1T et-
feel. diminishing the amount q re
serves in de. ,~.~ which shgv ate T.
quired IL keep at home to extend the
tive pSr cent. and this provision viii
have ne effect IL linurIte Il lar.e sum
ct rrrruhlrk> al once. Ii provides ter
the conversion Ct GrcrnbIck> with five
per cent. bonds. uu the first of Jauua-
~. is: the uO'V> - converted IL be
I>>ucd N payment aud redemption II
outstanding :~ivr-tVru.v bonds Il rar.
or in ptNiaeu; oi thr cJrrtn e>pen>e>
II IL Government y tl>c anlNGls oi
lid n .hc TREASURY i ~ lie used III
he redemption OF ~uvc-iwetttN bonds al
plr,
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Specials from Na.i.in.ion -:Ie Cur
rencS Fill To Fa.> Bofh IIcu>r-
by Lar" Vajoritie> irs.i.
dent will not Approve at "A
Bill that Does no; i'roNii" for "a
Return To Specie Payment. IL :
union Oi the Old Line Additions
lists -OriaiEc'
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Of inquiry. said he Wa glad his friend.
the General had succeeded IN hitius
tie trail to hi~ plumber. lie. l>kimin-
zin. was jus; like IioSard-auNiou, To-
make an honest iiyiuG 10y stealing. tut
unlike Howard in this that he could
not fool General crook as Howard
had fun.Cd the four officers. who said
he was not rc~pou ,ihle or woriSt o that
effect. E>kimiuziu IL uuw i'll ,he guard
house. nj Camp Grant. aud VIII soon
ask Gtu. Howard 10 lean him his court
Of inquiry.
INDIAN WILLIS. cal. June 9.
.ktahuut hall past ao'r'ock this morn
ng Il shooting affair occurred i short
distance from this station. i'll which an
Indian was severely wounded hN Il
MrNirau. TIE latter He'd i'll the q rec
lion ct tn, mountains. holly pursued
Nv other Indians. A~ Vet no;h;n- has
been heard from the pursuing party.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
By Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL To TIE DAILY >E>r1NHL.l
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II. 5ono. jHne'. i. y. Shaw n Mrs.. an
Ii stu'.
IT. cold Uil!, Juae6 d, fhaeaelare ti,her e
VAR i,Iry.
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cent!emen's Furnishing Goods

Indies and gentlemen are invited 10 call.
and III. viii find that they can Lot purchase
goods nj II lower Price, n Aunt llama all dc
termintd not to be undtr>eid. my | I'll
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-22

he skladu potita 80 tisic stfov |. pa
paloc ciste 1900, plank els. :. p. c0.oo
H. csttt $500, ciste pank 400. LII
slste | paloc 4i.o0. BOX i psloc 5000.
Fencing 1900. Cis. l. Stoks IL
pacd stroke 1000. Cis. III. 1900. Ciste.
Commons 10.00--2000.
Stave bni politely Joist scant
ling a tramy, fratsi nez Is stievicu 1900
20 stf. dlouht cena die delky dreya.
Pod ha Flooring cd $500;
Common 5000, drpha Common 2400;
Norway 3o.oo, Siding Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palcd fezany 300;
els l. neb cisty Butts $50; chs. =. 2.5o--
80. A. |. 1G palcd rezany 4.25.
Latky 225-250 tisic.
CedrovG posty male 20 eta. pro-
stfedni % eth. ,velk6 30-40 ctd kus.
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Ma prOdej Ks aSG 4fsS iisSvycssa gs1s%

nj east kansasu pobliz dvou zeleznic.
Tez by majetnik pozemek ten yymenil
za dobry maietek Y meste Dotaz IL
c. r. Krause
5l0 Woodland Ave. l3kr
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rak popiTati yahu vadirh adyodd, ale G. ci
vas ul'1orat, 3 ah lin pficiny
proc zs'aiiate psaai, iel VAN q osobnieb
spoletenskych p,nierech pana Jugy 20
d,sa pottebne yysv6tenl."
.Nepfijmu ho," zvolal hrab6 odhodla.
NJ. ,Nikdy, nikdy"
,ByIo by zbytecno mafiti tom jes
SOW. pravil Bruno zaslnusle. Pan ms
10 je vsem dobfe zpraven, .iak YAM pa
nj baronko. davno .je znamo.'
II echo to soudite" tazal Sc hrabe ne
ddvefive ma Leonii pohledna.
,.Neptal byste Sc" odvetila Leonie we
da, co pfihodilo sc pred vasn pfichodem
Jest jisto, ze vite davno tomto taiem-
stvi jen neiv6tsim nsilim odvratila
jsem cd sebe podezfeni, &c ia jsem byla
zradkyni. Jesto ale yeci dospely TAX da
lece, jste poviDen, abyste mne ospravedl-
nil. Rcete zfejme, Gi byla ia jsem zrad-
kyni, ci dovedel jste Sc milostnem pom6
ra kornelie ana Jugy cd Kosa."
,,Baronko," zvolal hrab6 divoce, ,.zba-
villa iste Sc smyslu, ze udavate meho slu-
hu, .ienz konal pouze svou povnnosf!"
.,Je mi toho Ito" pravila Leonie neo-
hrozent, .,avsak jde mou cest. Schnue
ffel vse povedel tu nelze Rosa vice
setfit."
,Tyz nitema," zvolal hrabe surove.
,,kdo takovemu darebovi mohl by dhve-
fovatiw
,,Bohuzel, bohuzel, mily hrabe," pokra
covala Leonie. ,,zneuzil nebezpecny tyz
clovek vasi dfivtisi ddvery jesto poznav
ho, byl jste jej vyhnal, hledi, aby Sc po-
mstil"
,Vsak ia SO MIN vyrovnam!" zvolal
hrabe prudce. ,Avsak Rosa muslin "a
jeho vernost Cstfehu rodinne me cti ien
odmeniti.
,,Dosti, pane hrabe," zvolal Bruuo zlo-
sti sc zardev.
,,Otce! prohodila kornelle.
yPryc ode mne." zvolal hrabe prudce,
odstrkavaje od sebe svou dceru, iez chtt.
Ia jej obejmouti; ,,pozdeii budeme dosti
dlouho samote, abychom vespolek pro-
mluvili. Pfedevsim tfeba, ably tomuto
vyjevu ucinila Sc pfitrz. zadam vas, pa
ne Jugo, ahyste osvedteni mole uvazil
vice Sc neopovazil dom mdi ciniti reidis
tenn svych dobrodruzstyi."
/ odkvapil v nevyslovnem roztilehsz
komnaty. !
,,Je to mdj otec!" zvolala kornelie, b.
mic rukama. ,.Rcete mi, ze oc me do
bie nevidely usi kfiv6 slyscly. Litosti
div srdce mi nepuka. Ale Dol midi ma
ma stesti vsemocnou utechu, re trpi "a te-
be, Bruno, a tebou!" | padla milenci
do narucl.
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' ktere objevuie Sc Smej V move podobe.
Noviny Smejovy nabyvaly neustale
vttsi ddlezitosti vetsiho poctu pfedplaii-
telIv. Tvaiice Sc co list svobodomyslny
pozivaly zaroven te pov6sti, ze dostava-
j zpravy nejvyssich kruhGv. Tato va
ienost novin nebyla jalova dob6. KITE
re mic nemelo platnosti, nez slovo vlad-
cav. Doktor Smej byl ma sve odpadli-
ctvi davno jiz zapom6l, byl Sc viii upl-
ne novy svij ukol. Skvele financni a
spoletenske uspechy byly mu podn9tem,
ably nkolu tom ma dale potrval. S opo
vrzlivosti vzpominal na svou byvalou
poctvou oposic ma detskou dobu sveho
spisovatelstvi. Neni divu, ze nazory ie-
no kazdy,n dnem vice Sc znemravnovaly
To posmival SO kazde cinnosti pera, kite
rez neopiralo Sc skutecnon moe. Jesto
veskere zasady byly mu smesnYmi, meme
10 politicke jeho patolizalstvi nijakych me
ri, byl SO stal dabelskym obhajcem nej-
kfiklavejsich opatfeni zpatecnickych.
Bylf sobe uvyknul, haiti vseho, co shtiry
mu bylo prikazano. Veskera volnost.
jiz sob6 byl vyhradil, spocivala tom, ze
mohl urciti, kterym spdsebem jakem
rouse ndhled tyz ctenafdm jeho novn
ma ucinit Sc pfistupnym.
Tato vnitfni souvislost panu;ici moci
byla tim nemravnejsi, ponevadz novny
tyto vzdy jezte vydavaly Sc "a samostat
ny, ba oposicni organ, byla zdroiem ia
koveho vlivu, 10 redaktor Smei vskutku
byl jix nejaky cas- pokladal scbe za diplo
mata statnika. Nelze uprit, ze byl SC
stal velkym panem. AvSak mohl-li svou
pychu, svou panstvichtivost svou slavr
k podfizenym ma jcvo davat tot musel k
vznesenejsim osobam vzdy jeste pohlize1
9 Qctyplnou pokorou mnohy tkor kid
nc byl snasen. Take zitfek jeho nebyl
celia zabezpeGen. Muself kazdodenni
skoumati panujici vitr, ably podle toht
sve plachty upravl.
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l. &C i N q stfizni zbozi, jak jcn lie v
stfiznim krame, ma rohn Woodland a
Wilson Ave.
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Ncjlepsi kartOun "a 10 cti yard
II Nc Curdys, ma rohu Woodland Will
son Ave.