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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01
Recipe For Preserving Meat.

There Is no good reason why farmers
and their families should eatso much sal
pork, leaving all the fresh meat to thu
inhabitants Of cities and villages, wher
the following method will keep frrsf
meat for weeks even in the warmesl
weather. l have tried it for severa
years. As soon as the animal heat Is
out OF the meat. slice it up really for cook.
ing. Prepare large jar by sca!ding il
out we'll with hot salt and water, Mix
salt and pnlverized saltpetre. Cover the
bottom of the jar with sprinkle Of salt
and pepper. Put down layer of meat.
sprinkle with salt and pepper, the same
as il It were jus. going to the table, and
continue in this manner w til the jar is
full. Fold cloth or towel and wet it in
strnng salt and water in which place .
little of the salt p tire Is dissolved. Press
the cloth over the meat and set it il q
cool place. Be sure and press the clLth
in tightly as each layer is removed, and
your meat will keep tor months. 1t is a
good plan to let the meat remain over
night, after It is sliced, before packing.
Then drain of the blood that 0Ozes from
It. ' will be necessary to change the
cloth ,sionally, or take it of and wash
It first il Nj water, then scald in salt
water az oil first. In this way farmers
can have fresh neat all the year around.
have kept beet III It was killed the l2'h
day OF February till the 2lst of June.
Then packed large jar of veal in the
same way during the dog days, and kept
!: six weeks. This recipe alone is worth
the price OF 4 newspaper in any land.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01
Small Farms.

Small farms make near neighbors; they
make good roads; they make plenty Of
good schools and churches; there Il
more mooey made 10 proportion to the
labor; less labor Is wanted; everything Il
kept neat; less wages have to be paid FOL
help; less time b wsisted; more is raised
70 the acre; besides. Is Is titled better;
there u no watching Of hIrei help; the
nia.l 10 not kept in . worry, . stew. Z
tret al the time. There IL noe 50 much
(ear OF drouth Of weather. Of : frost,
ot small prices. There 10 not 90 much
money paid out Tor agricultural implese0ts
Our wives aud children l,ave time IA
rad. TO improve their minds. A small
horse u soo0 curried-snd ths work On
q laru d alwsys pusheJ forward - sea.
con. Give - small Iafms for comfort;
aye, and give " saaau farms for preat-
Ssehanys. NJ
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01

ire Way to Wealth, 5r you
eesss'e q, q ~ l,lgjss a. the ssy
% SWW1'ket. ''-FRANKLIH.
AGENTS WANTED
10 can vass In Gallatin and adjoining
counties for the new hook
SUCCESS IN BUSINESS "or
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01
Harm & Grange.
Fall PloWiuRs

3 6b1I NV AAAke*
from Fsrmefs Home Journal.
Row that the season OF fall blowing Il
upon Us, and the ground in most SECTIONS
Is In unusually good order for this all
importan: operation. we viii venture to
suggest to our readers that there are not
enough three-horse left hand plows IN
use to fulfil all the r qnircmcnt Of econo-
my and success; tor while they are not
ndisso!ubly con- ected. they are 80
intimately related Is to make, In the ma
joriiy Of cases, each dependant upon tue
o.her In 4 great degree. A farmer may
succeed in making crop Of corn or put
ting in v. II 4 crop OF wheat or rye with .
two horse pillow. lei 1t be right hand or
left. but this does not constitute success,
and u further still from being economy
10 farming. The loss of muscular power
in the handling Of q skipping hopping or
shying two-horse plow, together with
the loss OF cultivation resulting from this
unsteady work, is much more in the
course OF year than the majority Of
farmers are aware Of. What practical
plowmen has not noticed the varying cut
or an ordinary two horse plow. which
throws the pu'verjzed soil to the right
snd rrquircs tat the lead horse shall
walk On the urp:owed land.
Let this same plowman take a left hand
pillow, where the tsl horse shall neces-
sarily walk In the fourrow cut the pre-
ceding round, and the other horse at .
regulated distance to the right on the
firm soil, and he will soon discover the
difference in the uniformity OF width o.
cut and depth Of cut, as well as the less
iatigued condition IN which It leaves his
muscles when the days work IS done.
The difference is simply this. that while
left hand pillow, intended to cut fourteen
inches in width. will turn the amount Of
soil regularly the full length OF each fur
row, and to the full q. pth which is ex-
pected. the right hand plow from the
unavoidable results Of not having the lead
horse in the furrOw, will be making GU,
VI vNGJVuS WIuluSs anu consequently vOs
ious depths, making cat OF from four to
fourteen inc,es wide and in many instan.
ces leaving un'urned several inches o.
soil to the right hand OF the plow share,
Now, these difficulties cannot be avoided
except by the use Of lett hand plow, and
q two hol Sc lett hand pillow will not meet
the economy view Of The matter. Two
acres OF ordinary soil are regarded as .
fair days work for a good plou2hman
with two good horses, while the samein
divldnal, with three hores, will, with ease
turn three acres Of ground. l his is a
clean gain each day Of one-half the ploug-
mans wages, to say nothing Of the in
crease OF cultivation resulting from uni
Iormity of depth and width OF the plow>
ing done. That economy is the mother
ofwesl,h is as certain as that prodigality
IS tie forerunner Of want. 1t is not ne
cessary to say any more. The farmer
will see the point and take to using .
three horse left hand plow.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01
Great Sale Of Trotting Stock.

On the 4th, 9Th and 9Th Of October, the
largest sale OF trott'ng stock ever held In
the west will take place adjoining the city
OF Lexington, KY. On the first day, DR..
Herr viii! put upon the market some fifty
head, the get Of Mambrlno Patchen and
otter noted stations. On the second
day, Col. w. T. Withers will sell u
Fsi,lawn stock farm, near the city limits
oi Lexington. about fifty head OF trotting
stock, among them ten highly bred broot
mares in fosl to the great Almont. On
Wednesday the 9th. r. Penistaa will sell
at the Kentucky stock farm, few miles
from Lexington, about one hundred head
OF trotters, embracing all the fashionable
trotting strains. including the get Of Al.
mont, Mambrino Patchen, VIM. Welch.
George Wilkes. American Clay aud 9TH
FRS. Capt. p. G. Kidd will act % auet-
ioneer. For catalogues address. Dr.. l..
Kerr, or either Of the above mentioned
parties, Lexington. KY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01

JEFF. DAVIS delivered an address at the
Agricultural Fair, ct De Soto, Missouri,
last Wednesday. Among the practical
points touched upon BY tho speaker were,
the necessities of developing tho sgricul.
tural and commercial resources OF the
Mississippi valley; the value and import
ance of direct trade with Europe the
building Of q unworthy which should
confer the highest educatio, upon the
joun2 men Of the valley, and tho i'm.
practicsbility Of specie resumption until
our exports should exceed our imports.
He declared that Congress had no power
to fix a time for the resumption Of specie
payment, and affirmed that under the
present condition If things more curyen-
cy was needed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01

It Il time to skim milk when the AnGeYs
can Be drawn through the top without
having the cream closs behind It. Whes
cream will do this It h about ripe saoaeh
TO churn. When cram foems 10 the
|churn It may BE- cured By warming.
Cream should moi Be chugned o soou q
taken fgoe TIE milk. Il should b STIR
red and allowed TO ripes oil allie. This
will occur IN twelve houfs 0e %. Dos
cream should net staad until whey +
formed IL the cseam ar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01

We ask ths oo0pesatioa Of faSuess asd
ssosk-rajssss n naking ihis dspastasnt Of
lhs Coua1se 9oEe locj = 10 chosoc1es.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-01

Just the book needed. and win sell fast.
Address tor circuls5s and terms
J. c. MccuRDY 1 CO.,
tSuccessors 10 Zegler = Nc urdy),
100 y. Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio; Filth
Avenue nd adams Street, Chicago, Ills;
0zO Olive Street, St. Louis, No.
n. B-TnE PsoPLE's SrANDApc Epr
TON OF THE HoLY BlaLE. nuhlished by
Toe. = the finest. cheapest and heet Agents
make from ESQ 10 eco per month selling
. with other hooks, without extra cx-
pens. 1927
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-15

ara, where she lived year. IN accord u
ance with the nomadic habits Of her peo-
pie, her home was continually changed.
Her greatest dread was Of being discover
ed by her relatives and taken away, and
there is no doubt that when the weary
mother was hunting up and down the
earth, she more than once came within
hail of her lost child, who carefully
avoided her. TWAS fortunate they never
met.
Frances had been married to Miami,
by whom she had four children. She
was wealthy, and held in the highest VEN
Grafton by her tribe and descendants,
many of the latter being around her.
After time she seemed to form quite an
attachment to her brothers, who, Of
course, were old men, and she offered
them half her land if they would live
near her. They in turn pressed her to
join them further east, but she thanked
them and declined. She was an Indian.
IN everything except birth, and such she
lived and died.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-15
STOLEN BY THE INDIANS.
The Story Of q Search for n X idnapP
Child i'm the Oiden Time.
[From the N. Y. World

Some thirty years ago John Quincy
Adams attracted considerable attention
in Congress by stong speech in favor OF
a bill introduced by A. Bidlack of Penn
sylvania. which provided that one mile
square of the land then occupied By
the Miami Indians. embracing the house
and improvements of Frances Slocum,
should be granted in fee to her and her
heirs forever. The bill became law,
and she occupied this special reserve until
her death in the spring of lS47.
The history Of this woman was remark
able. She was the daughter of Qua
ker who lived in the Wyoming valley
during the Revolution. Several months
after the massacre of Its, she was
caught up by party Of marauding Del
aware Indians, who got off before any at
temDt could be made to rescue her. She
was five y hrs old at this time. About a
month later her father vas shot dead BY
the Indians while at work in a field near
his house Knowing that he was gone to
his eternal rest, the widow in time became
reconciled 20 her loss, but she could never
forget her child, the last sight Of which
was when she was In the arms of .
brawny Indian, struggling and calling pit
eously upon her parent to come to her
help.
The sons Of Mrs. Slocum became pros.
porous business men, and after the close
of the Revolution they used every effort
to recover their lost sister. In 1884 two
of them visited Niagara, where large
number of Indians we're gathered. made
diligtnt inquiries. and offered liberal re.
wards for any information of her. They
prosecuted the search for several weeks
and returned home with the impression
that she was dead.
The mother, however, could not b
persuaded that such WAS the case, and
four years later the Slocums spent several
months IN the west among the Indian
agents and traders, publicly offering $50
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-15
THE TRIPARTlI'E.

Programme of St. Paul Meeting
Four Days Racing--sS,2O0 in Purses.
Large Attendance of Horses Promised,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-31

hUKLUxoyg RoTY Y jiznim ILL
nois dostaly na Gas n vyusenou,
&c 20 tax brzy nezmohou. Uz po
diva roxy pachali beztresns zlo-
sin na zloSin, loupili, vrafdili,
prznili, vyhrofovali, a aikdo nc
odvazil Sc vystoupitI proti MIN
co zalobnik ncb svsdek. Ufado-
y& pomoci obeaDsk9 obrany ko-
neene napadh Is jieh noel pfi
jich zlosinu, a postfclivse jich ne
kolik, nsktcr6 wall sebou do
vszeni. Patra SC ted po ostat-
Mich, ktefi ale dozvsdsvse sc o
osudu Prvnieh utekli pres hraniee
nskam do JinGho statu. Rota Ia
jezdila V noel vzdy ma konlch,
maJice platsn6 SKI abosky M o
hliSeii vysoke spicat5 klohouky
ma hlavs, nikdo nebyl pred nj
list ami na cests ami pfibytku-
Jest nadeje, ze rozhodnym zakro-
5enim pfivedou sc vsichni vsnniei
ku zasloukcn5mu trestu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-31
SMeS,

K vile nepodobno piece
pravda. Y letech nejtnssiho abb
solutismu Bachova sepsal tehdci>
81 odborni chef ministerstvu o.
syety baron Hclfert spis Janu
Husovi, kteryzto spis namifen byl
hlavne a pfedevsim proti palacs
k6ho spisu Husovi. We spisu
Helfertovs pohanan Hus vice ned
samyeh spisech Heficrovych a
aby potupa byla dovrsena, naff-
dill tehdeisi ministr csvety hrabe
Lev Thun vjboru Matice Cesk9,
ably spis HelfertGv vydan byl je-
Jim nakladem. Col Sc take stale
r. 1857. Tehda bylo rozhofcenf
vseobecn6 ne tax proti vyborn
Maticc, jenz musel uposlechnouti
nechteje dopustit, abv Maticc e.
byla rozpustena, ale proti tehdej
ii Wade zejmena pro,i ministro-
vi osvety, 10 takovou hanu a po-
tupu opovazil 80 uvaliti na narod
mas. Spis Helfertav, nc byl W.
dan Mattel Ceskou askoliv 40
snizila eena na 90 kr. pfocc pfil.s
malo SO rozsifil malo kdo jej
sctl, zdstal tedy skoro cely ma
klad archivu Matice C.-Nuz a
co usinil nynf vybor Matice Ces'>
k6g Ustanovil Y poslednim SVEN
sezenf, jak jsme Sc dostli vc vsech
listech prazskych, 40 Hclfertdv
hanopis na jana Husa ma byti
davan jakozto prcmie move pfi>
stouplym tlcn6m Matice ceskd.
TAX stale roce 1875. Pied Is
Lefty plakali slenov6 vJboru ma
tisniho zlostf, 70 jim vnucen byl
pamfet Helfcrt6v po Is letech
V dobe, kdy nikdo na svetA mo-
mIze xabraniti, aby cello ty halty
nerozcDran9ho nakladu Helfer~
toya spisu vloziIy 50 M hranici k
zssloazcn6mu spalenf, nynf opo-
vAzi SO muzova vo vJboru matit>
n6m Easedajfcf ustanoviti tentjz
pamfl6t "a premii! !! 10 to hroxns,
kterak 20 msnfme kan speJcme.
Nynf nedivili bychom se ami. kdy-
By nasty 50 tcsk6 noviny, jez b.
Helfertiv hanopis braiy = obranu
| 4 lei nkrodn cesk6mu vychvalo.
valy. Go dnos 20 nam sdk n.,.
noznfm, stkv6 % xttra skntken,.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-31
Ze stareho sveta.

karliste opevnenf SEQ dc
Urgel byvse po delsi dobu oble'
hani narodnim vojskem, koneene
byli denuceni ku vzdani sc. Wy
jednavali chteiice, ably je vojsko
propustilo biskupem tamnim
volns pevnosti, nez velitel gen.
Martinez Campos nechce Jim to-
ho povOliti. Musi Sc vzdati bez
podminek. Tim by nejlopsi jich
pevnose pfisla Jim z rukou. Y
patek dine %. vzdali 80 karliste
bez podminesns pevnosti, a je>
iich general Lizaraga biskupem
Urgelskym watt do zajeti.
Anglck9 kralovne chteli u
krasti korunu iine k tomu pa
tfiei trcty. v te Sc zataiil deeh (!
Byvaly cisaf rakousky Fer
dinand nyni zemfely ,odkazal o.
hromntho sv6ho jmeni 81, 1000. 900
papezi, ktcr5z mu hned byly W.
plaeeny. Chudine Cechach ne
odkazal ten "dobrotiyy" ami
krejearu.
" Anglii vypukla zhoubna
lobytti nemoc, ktera sifi sc yeli-
&C, a okresu D0rsctshire one
mocnelo 1900 kusf dobytka.
Spanelsky kraI Altons hodla
prs SC ozcniti nejstarsi dcerou
v9vody Montpensierd.
v Paflzi nalcza sc We VISTA
We zemspisne zemekoule zhotove-
ma nA rozkaz Napoleona pryniho,
ma niz mel neitI sc syn jcho fim>
ski kral xemepisu. Mat 40" V
prdmeru n jest to dilo umelecke
vysok5 ceny.. Rukopisne jest "a
znamenano ma nj nejen vsc zeme-
pissS, ale pfirodopisn6 dsje.
pisn6 poznamky jsou pfi vsech
daleaitsjsich kraiich.
Ma burse lond5nsk9 dne 20.
byl postrach nasledkem zapletek
turecktch. Brzy vsak SO utisil a
stoji teF opet vse pofadku V ma
deji na brake klidne rozlustenf
vjchodni otazky.
Russky general Kaufman fa>
di opst sve voio proti Kokandu V
ASH, kdc byI ma russk6 vojsko
pohrani6nf uein9n itok.
Narodni rada svycarska uza.
vteIa zrusiti vsecsy zbyle klaste-
~, milosrdne sestry.
Don Carlos opat vypatral
nejak6 spiknuti proti sobs mezi
svymi generally, a neehal zatknou-
ii gen. Merldini. Mogroveje a j.
ne dastoiniky.
Papez vzkazal biskupu Les
dochovskSmu, ktery sedf u we've
ni PRO neposlusnost ylady memo
cke, ably, az vyjdc vszeni ku-
douciho inora, pfiseI do Rima, 10
dostanc kardinalsky kloboak.
v Bremen drzan novinafsky I
Sized "a dtelem vymozenf cd VIA
dy o trosck vetsi svobody tisku.
Ne2 pan Tfichlup SO jim media.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-31
OSOBNOSTl.

Sultan Zanzibarsky pfckva-
pill V Pafizi hndebnfly profeso-
ry hudby, klsfi jcj provazeli do
nstavu hudcbniho, an pfisedl k
rianu n pfednesl pekne fantasii
Thalborgovu.
-Rodina Baukroft slavila min.
patku yJrocnf sejitf sc, n tn ma
potitalo Sc 400 osob jmana toho.
Prvni Bankroft usadil Sc V Sou
staff r. 1925.
-ydova po Ondfejl Johnsonu
po ieho smrti SO tszcc roxnemo-
hla, ale pozdravujc Sc ux.
-SIcsna Anezka Livingstone
va, dcera africk6ho cestovatcls.
vdala &c prava IA siadka Alex,
Brece.
Padre Sccchi, yelkf ten hye,
zdaf v Kims, veil, ze duchove jc.
sts ccstuji po zcmi a sice bIes'
kn.
yyhnana kralovna Isabella
zdrxujc 20 70 vicby. Francic.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-31

II Zyfdns-EesasPrzvaa-s
vseeA raka1skyeh ssasmzrA eAs1-
. 4 ae~zsASs 80 SO ~sasalan1 zakaaAa>
nfini zAkeay > eAlesiy na eaeSa&
blako Tax re.hasll eis. krsl mi-
nisserssvos = kso sevsfss. rs~aysr
Ie<iea a4tela1k4 ENlNislsh Ae-
-kSeA dslnlk1 saAazs mfsss~lxzss
tsissvt ssznexy spolka ~D~ash -
sa" ieAo2 as~leua ey eyl0 -sissa-
leaf r0xnaprAvaasti vsevh Fsako4-
skysh ssaknleA oASanA AIS zal-
ssn<lrkstelssvt nezzaAla a slDkrS
spole& Ten pexolisi 0sl1xsslnilo
svs xap.araA Fashsziaatl sie rlssva
tirato sEsasohsaas -PanSxaAiz rax-
a0praxEoss vseeh r@ksesk SEA
stAraieh ohsaHa Pc Eakona bszte-
DO ~ sssskssaalaa asiAlo~ti lss-t. .
taits naInesst assla sPaska sslqas
Il. axnsva {. L. nllssosIrEitssssvl
n dobrt, ustzveuf toAoso .polka
.aksEatl"
Tax ualssa~irfsssIsExE AEe Eee-
u jiaak smsslf . ws~s sainiss~r-
ssvo~ D2xsraik 1alaEk1 ,. "
>tspansk r-edal 1 nsma T~xnr, a
oA~lrael olpoxs.E. kteraa vsSus
Fsam4snsa zastane. kazhesln4si
sAistoslra;telstva byle plasz 80
s4hea PetxrzSno. sls Hsko9sv
proto. - ev rownoprsxnesss 20
rakoaa in skafk~m kyAa. n5hxE
LAX vszasx 'la sloxa Przxt-Pro-
70. se sfel raasssaea&ha sEsslka
ssAta nehcxps-sntsa - l~vL pSaS-
vadt aslsleni roxnsAe pr1xa xs@na
rzkoaskfsn sszsniza ehsza1aa -
seAksGnA1 1akAtafzni xakoav
oAledy IN eeecaS hi4Ao - Ne.
<roxnAvas / teuaaso
vlaslnlaa prslav@
Easi-ss aai n.ssi PS.afssls ssasse
pe.Ioakaasi, Rs - a. y &~szxs-
ekyeh kFazlch sAr0zili.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-31

NzffzeaE 81 xl..ssalzh xeleb xp-x-
nlra. rAtsEs. ssslmSsn etveaet&aa
obxs4la sAstaPttslsktaa FrPE~~n-
t4tive distrisil NeArzsky.
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tixaIe. ahy guxSats vyp~al ss.lex
ka yypsasal sFrzxalasnI usEss )
ktsrSBn l@Haa sakonasAaaraSsas =
A. iseaa eh1wEel aEesEaf HEs-
aesa19f = HFrAzsiasnl akaslz -
stGae6 nyus lsaAe EASans.lazssHa
ssbvosieeh Pvxnln. pas&m. ss-k
natm strn&rsSns, = atssiz sea-
teaA Y paAtsaa seass0xseIaEla 90
vsE1s 20 e..tskaaPSna pAma AeaAs.
Mtba@lsll. MrsgAt = Sp@aaa
prvn1na. p4tSsa a seslsa&s szsssz>
pisslsksm ohsostz, a r5slsns sena.
soEielalm obvesia - aarsl Z. l..
cAapmana etEnzelSGa zzsaapss
teAskSm uAvo.ia-
tas0rsas de safa-enl asaavx ssA-
n Nssraska y asei Es aaao1 -
Sslas tsaxbsF. gav~rnST .s4G4 Ne.
hraskas mAfislaia. abb lae i. ~
n l,zS Y tsehte 1abzxA ; aal-
steeh. ksAs - obs yseiRs .lFag Gl-~
nj volhy. kylA ssA as-.. IA.
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.,-.so sesssstsra IA eks2xsna asaszz.
dnsnsch naass anta n@1naaensSh4
h do~xssisenl seAssk xlzstHaras
ns sem 80 tato lsssiePsai = zesAsl
pfilo1iti xelkea p.sseE stata Ne
brsskz dne Is srpaa 1>-A
SlI-AS GAkBkE.
"a g4xexa&Ea
BRU MO TZ>cHUCk.
talemnik ssasa-
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stastne dive spoikove vaIeEnG To-
de, aby zadaly IN vlAds.tamni "a
dostiuSin@nf pro pohansni spoil
kov6ho zastupce tam. Nez kdyz
dnstoinicl . vojini sesloupili ! To-
de do mssia, byii znoyu pohans-
nj obecenstvcm ma ulicich.--Co
asi utinf ted ku zacbran9ni eli
Soustati f-Kazda jina viada By
nechala okamzits hombardoTali
mssto takove, ktere BY 20 K jeji
skstupcdm chovalo tax urixlivz,
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p.l.b bs& avF.,-.hsv. -
ss.Aa ..k.ss.s. 80. 60
= pgakv ss..6s.sw. - il..s,. 4s
tsAs5 n 40 e.-...llsus.h .f-ss,fss
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= 80 zzkspufka VsxxsI.x
m1zs - v-sxalasS oa-aaa r,sa-s
saeo mzla pzzks Ar..-s.s
{. see9 l. karers5 - lssx
i-sslo zsiastselcz, a : plakz "a
k0NuEk1. SrA-ka ia - Ifta -
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a. sAs 'o ~a<- ~ -
- = '~s''sa nss--s
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kuxyKNCE FRATEL PAPiRovE ME-
M zasedala dne %. Detroit.
Carey nePFijei, ale postal doPis-
Carpenter Wis. tef nePfiiel,
odfeknuv sc spolku mimi. Wood
Ky. drzeI delsi Fes ve prospsch
papira proti zIatu, Sid Myers z
Chicago mIavil pro dPisy o 3.65
procent- Zasady tu vyslovens
son naslcduiici:
:, ~ UzavEeno, &c lid dluzi Wade
ve vsech dobach okoInostech
psjsku pcnsz potfebAm jeho pti-
stojnjch "a neilevnsisi drok mo-
zny, ably 50 pfedeslo CO neivice
zayodeni soukromnych poduika-
tel8.
p ylada dluzI lidu dplns bez>
Pctnou a -tejnou menu pfistojiei
jeho potfebam, Y obnosu a ' hod-
note e nclisiei Od meny jinych
nAroda.
81 " .zaopatfovani msny pro
lid iesi moci vlady, a zadame,
ably vlada Soustati plnila syou
poyinnost TAX, by zasopila obee-
most hoinost meny dostatujici po-
zatlaykGm obchodu Ecms, a me-
odvislou Cd jednAni banka j.
nSeh soukromyeh spolecnosti.
- u nejsmc ami repudiationi-
ste ami inflationist6, nybrz pfate-
l6 bezpesne msny zdrave spla-
lifeline papiry; &c hoalame splati-
ii obsh zelehaka spolkoyych po
v6li dFzitelaIbondi spoihoyyeh Y
bondech Soustati nesouctoh Milky
arok a zamsnitelnych vzdy za
zelehhky.
p " jsme pro vydani spolko-
vJeh api.a nesoucich 3.65 drokd
ze sta, obnosu csl6ho obeeneho
! diuhu. kter5z dpisy by tyly "a
nsnitciny ze zeIehAky v pari.
81 u zakonits penize zems
\ - b}ti splnomocnany ku pla-
ecni vscch dlnha obeenych sous
kromfeh. yyima ia east dpiso-
vyeh dluh6, jeZ ma sc sPlaceti '
kovu.
= Ze zaton posledniho kon-
syresa . zavedeni tvrds msny ro-
ku 1879 jest ne-pravny memo
zn5. ba Eahubny We sv5ch nasled-
cieh pro zcmi-proto zAdame ie-
no neoik ladns zruseni.
- " ananSni plan touto kon-
venci navrhoyany by vedl vladu
nasi neodyisIosti finansni od
xahranisnich viva a zaplctek.
! 81 q odporuSujome sestasa-
nj 4klnba zelehackych" (green
back club) kazdSm statu unie,
"a hsely provedeni zasad into
vysioycntch.