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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-09
mARRELL's MOTOR ARGUMENT,

We have an absolute assurance, from
the editor of the Cairo Bniit,ia. that n
power has. by simple mechanical con-
trivance. been evolved from cold water.
that viii. in a short time. be successfully
applied TO the propulsion OF all kinds OF
machinery thai is now driven by steam.
The editor of the Scientific .iprricaH pro-
nounces the new motor an ''arrant hum
bug from beginning TO end" But what
OF that: The editor OF the BYllstia, di.re-
garding the testimony Of millions If sen
sible. clear-lieasied women and men. pro-
nounces spiritual phenomena, cruel
cheats and delusioBs. Ii he eau u. al
fault in this behalf. cannot the Scir.firic
AtaerIcoH be mistaken in il estimate OF
the new motive power: The disposition
to cry down what We cannot in a mouen.
comprehend, l. entirely too prevalent.
and both the Bsll>tta and the ADi>yiezl.
We take ia. have welded thereto rather
ipconsiicrsfeiy. The BHll>,ia i. cstop-
ped from anarheniafiziDg the -fDa<y7ieas
a. pot" by the fact that the llr<Ti-
eaH may. with Justice. retort ''thOn ket-
tle.-
In the above. the Ga-s,.e INDUCES in
the worst kind Of logic. We have not
denied the phenomena called spiritual.
We know that mysterious power moves
tables and chairs. makes raps and
nanifests intelligence. We admit the
phenomana. and only refuse TO believe
that they are produced by disem-
bodied spirits until better evidence than
We have seen or heard of ha, been fur
nished. To ask man TO believe that 4
power discovered by kecly moves ma
chinery a. steam does Is one thing, but
10 ask him to believe that the power l.
spiritual, because 1t is mysterious, is AN
other thing. a man we know TO DC
truthful says to US: IL have seen the
motor and have witnessed il operate ma
| chinery." There il no reason why We
| should not believe him. But he
adds: The power that moved the ma.
chinery, was not steam, electricity or IN,
result OF chemical action it was not hu
man; II was a spiritual power. The soul,
Of disembodicd humans, operating
through the motor, moved IT," There i,
then reason Why we should not bcliev,
him. lie is none the less truthful bu
he has wandered from facts to spccula
ton.
There Is no Use TO pursue the subjcc
, further. We have surely said enough :
convince Mr.. liarrell that his moto
, argument In favor Of Spirituali.m
, illogical.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-09

u The Memphis Ara,p,ek, relates the sad
history Of the discontnuancc Of the At
lanta (Georgia) Mems. II was edited by
Alexander st. Clair Abrams, a gentle
man OF no little. culture, tireless energy,
and forciblc writer but he met the fate
Of most persons who attempt to force a
pressure OF fifty thousand pounds of ed-
torial steam TO the square inch. The
Abrams theory is that metropolitan
newspaper can be printed in a city that
refuses to put on and sustain metropol-
itanism. His beautiful theory was 50
much larger uhan his weekly receipts and
pocketbook that the three failed to har.
monte. He for a few months conducted
. newspaper in Atlanta on scale that
would bring even New Orleans pub.
Usher into the Bankrupt Court in a
twelycnonth. The liabilities multiplied
with marvellous rapidity, but the assets
ebstinately refused 10 increase in like
ratio. Then the end came, as ii must al.
ways come to men In business whose cx-
peDses habitually exceed their receipts
and who are unable to recognize the dit,
ference between what they desire 10 do
and what can BE- done.
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PnAYlNo ylOppERs OUT.

Gov. Hardin, Of Missouri, ordered that
on, q certain day the people should pray
God to remove the grasshoppers from the
commonwealth. After the prayers, rains
fell, cold weather came, aud the grass
hopper-where was hes But the incor-
rigible disbeliever Of the Gazette Is not
yet satisfied. "lf the recent heavy rains
were ssnt In answer TO Missouri prayers
to Kill grasshoppers,' he asks, ''why
were they not confined to hopper-infested
localities" We presume this question
was intended for US. This presumption
We bsse upon the fact that We are a' fat
In such matters; but we will not answer
II. We do not see proper TO tell every
thing We know, and are inclined TO be-
lieve that already we have impaired too
much religious information to our
friend Of the Ga.sftc. '''t
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SPARKLING with Bright amd Beautiful
Things

tTrDn i5e C1rtoa iAie southern Iiisgissn.l
We are now in receipt Of the Cairo
Daily BaitetiH a. an exchange. This We
consider not only a compliment. bat
luxury compliment. because daily
paper cannot afford Ia exchange ryen-up
with a weekly. unless iorsoDth the
weekly is Of more than ordinary ability
a luxury, because the BaL-
l,,iu comes To n. sparkling
with all the bright anu beam
tiful things Of Egypt, full 81 good edilo-
rails. general news, and showing unmi,-
taxable signs Of labor and ability ia con
densing and remodeling articles Of pOpu-
lar interest. A Frenchm3n, after eating
oysters for the first time. and finding
them very delicious, went out and
hanged himself. We are not French. but
we really wonder how We have lived 80
long without the daily Bulletin. Take
away our scissors. deprive ms oil our daily
rations OF side pork, c0ruIncal
aud sorghum mola-ses. upset
our lye-pot and paste cup,
spit tobacco juice in our eyes Or the good
Of mankind require ~. but give "a, the
BnlLetiH. The people of Cairo ought 10
| be alive to their own interests. and give
! the Bulletin support commensurate TO
! IT. ability. The people of Southern Hi
lois ought to recognize II a. their spOkcs-
man. and send 10 II the dollars il 30 fairly
earns in battling Tor their Interests. IL l.
not rich metropolitan Journal. but a
| wide-awake, skilliul champion for hi,
| portion Of the State, aud rs such should
be recognized and encouraged.
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THE EVOLUTION or M'CARrNEr.

The ballard Aces, Httie sneet grow
ing In size. which has been, since ii first
saw the light, exceedingly wise, COM
menting upon few remarks made by
the Blessed Mccartney, Of the Metro
pelis T;mes. calls them nutritious.
and harshly remarks that ''such editors,
under the Darwinian theory, had their
origin in jackasses and other stolid
beasts" This Is highly complimentary to
Mac, and proves that the Ners man is
unacquainted with him. The truth Is,
Mac has not developed out Of jackass;
but there Is solid reason for indulging
the hope that II he progresses, as he has
for some time past, jackass may finally
BE- developed out Of him, and in course
OF time man out Of It, but this wonderful
event will take centuries In its realiza-
tim
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RAILROADS AND hTREETs.

"a Lately tho supreme Court Of Indiana,
we learn from our exchanges, made some
interssting decisions in relation to the
use OF tho streets Of cities by railroad
companies. In one case the court held
that, under the statutes Of the State re-
Iat,us to making and recording town
TOO, the laying out and designating Of
J : G1sase o. plat does not pass from the
prppgiator the fee simple In the soil Of
~ OtVooN end deed conveying by its
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-09

Its central location IN the great Valley OF
The Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriver
and railroad communication. gives 70 Cairo
Unsurpassed advantages a. commercial
point, ~ it ifords 10 her easy and cheap ac.
ces. TO all the grain producing districts OF
the North AID wesf, and ,imilar access TO all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
south. thus presenting the best location in
the Weston an in exchange Of The respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-09

ihis ely, ~ |. well known, is situated at
tor confluence Of the ohio and Mississippi
NV. -. ut the head Of uninterrupted nayiga-
ton on the Mississippi, being below OBJ
,trlctions by ice IN the winter and low
water in summer, and thus ha. n clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Mississippi aud its tributaries. with all
the country south, to the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character OF communication with all
the country north over the Il cams flowing
by L.. when those streams are not innavi-
gable 10y resfon OF ice or low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-09

A. manufacturing location the POI ition
Of Cairo Is not less important. The crude
materials Il every description, which con-
sttute the elements 4 manufactured aIti.
eles. absuni o. every side, iron ore, coal,
,up- i'r quai y. and timber OF every
oh ract r, more lhan others, being easily
ami cIeaply accessible, and the rich agri.
cultural region Of the immediate Deigh5or-
hoot a. well as the more remote districts
rendered tributary ~ IL by river ana rail-
furnish supplies Of the Lecessaries Of life Ia
such abundance as to r. ndcr living except
ionslly cheap. When the manufactured arti.
Giles are produced, the facilities for cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
equalled.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-09
the hest sustaint 4
work of the Kind in the WORLD"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES or THE PRESS

The ever increasing circulation OF this
excellent monthly proves its continued
adoption TO popular desires and need. In
deed, when We think into how many homes
IL peneirates every month, we must con.
slider II as one OF the educators ~ well A.
entertainers Of the pubic mind for it, vast
popularity has been won by no appeal TO
ton Globe.
sesses for variety enterprise artistic wealth.
aud literary culture TINT has kept pace with.
II II has not led the times, should cause ia
conductors TO rcgs! d it with justiiable com.
placepcy. II also entities them to a great
claim upon the public gratitude. The
Magazine has done good and not evil all
the days OF its life.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

FtNHE BULLETIN spnbllshri every morning
Except Monday la the Bulletin Buillins, COR
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
THs ErbLLTI, IS served to city snbscribs>>~5y
faithful carriers At twenty-five Cents Week,
payable weekly. by Mail, lin dvancc), 60 per
annum; six months. 50; three months 50; one
month, 81 %.
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A3-one inch is square
gs-To regular advertisers we oilrr superior in
dacenents. both as TO nate OF ch-r.;,. and man
ner Of displaying their favor.
C3-Notices in local column inserted for Fiji
teen Cents per line FOR one insertion, Twenty
Gents line for two insertions. Twenty Five
Cents line for three insertions, Thirty Five
Cents line FOR one week, and scventy-fiye
Cents a line FOR one month,
Communications upon subjects OF gen.
eral ;nteyes. to the public solicited.
s1-tll letters should he addressed 10
JOHN II. OBERLY,
President Cairo ELllefin Coulsny.
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rrrNrrox, srxrlEru HEaIMENr,

ATTENTION, s1xT1ETH REGIMENTi
H. b. Wiley, addressing the former
members of NE Slxticth Regiment lii
nois Veteran Infantry, asks them TO cor
respond with each other, SO that they
may come together in reunion In South.
srn Illinois, either on the {. & V. r. II.
or utehs Illinois Central.
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Cairo has moral, intelligent. liberal and
enterprising population OF about IL, O00--has
superior system OF public schools, which,
with others conducted by private enter.
prise, afford unsurp ssed educational ad.
yantapes--is possessed Of wcll-cstablished
churches of nearly every denomination
has public and priv ate buildings of "a supe-
r:or ehatacter-has u climate, which for "a.
lubrty and healthiul influences cannot DO
surpassed-has u well-reguatcd and ef-
ticicnt municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas, and other metropolitan nd.
yantagcs, which make il highly desirable
aud In reality not TO be cxcelled as a place
Ofpermancnt residence.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at 81 25
per annum, invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly will be prepaid Mt this Office, so
that subscrib,fs will obtain for u subscription
rice Of 81 q year
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oMAHANEB DNE g. RiINA 1875 NSs2

a~asla. Psis~kks lroka res.l.ai
ax.ml I'D - ~ sszHyie zas
sm sl1-5a ma eeansy.
kak.ts ENrzsr .s~xtf xxHk r,ssas
sz7-So. ktsrs drive Psskses~al -
sloxAI~nL
Mame nynf t.s<o armsrs y
coaasy a@ - s&PeSts ss..@o
FoenieA &sPor. . esiPos1Eeyzs O.
s.sAo 81. 80 aroky saa<ss. sey.
h AN s.. 80 - vstsss. .sss.
lernie.
Fesza~sm@ ayak vss~hny s<sas-
"a xtAo<sy, ks-rfeA s~iszaies a.
= Psssiz zv~t~a.s PfsnAsS. P.k -
la4a~me iiaak r.Aail nsz 4 ax@ama
isie.asetHa. ks-rS z>iassk S~zs4z~r.
- Poxzas-ee-
raxy . ehe4 sscA Aensas @1foz
rla n~lvyse s.% sen2ssss. . sz.
vacs - eosaty e~.zzi-. tn ryse
EsPl2tky - saa~@szL Press 1-zl
F.EzAs2zs Pasass@s.S ptsssay. Prus
lsycAeza pro eeazls nsAlA>exHA.
VsaPs@ -sseS ss<ay k>tis v a.
t'roz psmss "a. u.s -n~ zAis prz>
si6 = n1sita hs~1as ca kxszs
ssoa Poxsanoxs =
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President Grant ' Omaze.

Dne Tt m pfijel president
Grant - syou choti v H. hodin
dopolcdne do Omahy.--Na nj
drAH aUnion Pacific Rail Road"
osekivkn byi pFednfmi dFadnfky,
pax mnozstvfm obyvatelstva :
vojsnskou hudbou, kteraa hosta
: csl} pr6vod do m9sts uv&dSla-
--Domy byly osdobeny bkrodnf-
INF prspory, ; lid stfl Pod<l chod-
nfkt, nejvice NJ Farnham street
--U hotelu ~Grsot Central -
stavil pravod, pFi 5smz - obe-
censtvu vetejnS ohlisilo, ~ pro.
sidsst pojede hped nAvstivit sdej-
3 vy,ok6 zkoly, pax 70 bude obs
1ovat, : tonsSnx odPoiedne do 2
kodin. 3e bn'ie pFljmat nfvstsvy.
- Po 1rnb& hodipx vSak, xs
sase pojede dale - E&pad- Lid
psovoIival slivu, Grant - NJ
vfschny stsasy podSkoval : jel
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k6v Jest provdana n knizets
Konstantina DimitrijeviSe Aaru.
xiho ona to bylA, . nfxto nevs-
sta Milanova SO nAlGxAlA ve VI
dni pfi xasnoubenf. Knfxata
Sturdrov3 = Muruxi b5vali vlad-
ci Multansku Knife Konstan>
tin Muruzi byl hospodafem v
Multansku r. 1777-17S2 . knfxe
Alexander letech 1792-1793,
1S02-1s04 1s09-ls12; kni1e
Jan Sturdza pax byi hospod&rem
1s21-lS2s q knife Michal Sturd-
IA lS3i-1S49-
- Naivni zenich. Ma purkmi
strovsky nfad jednoho mssteskA
Wcs.falsku pfisel nedAvno mladf
rolnik $ notnJm vakem na hfbete
. hlasiI sc jakozto xenich, abY die
platnSho xakona o civilnfm man.
zelstvf oddan byti mohl. Kdyf
81 ifadnik imeno zenicha . nevs-
sty xapsal echo tfeba oxnAmS.
no bylo, tazal 50 rolnfk. mdte-li
jiz hned ode dneska dati 80 m
tech ttrnact dni Eavfit do ohlaso-
vaci skfina; bylo pry mu tosi fe>
eeno, 70 kazdf xasnoubenec masf
pred svatbou II dni visct v ohla-
sovaci skfinf slavn6ho dfadu. Ro-
xumi Sc, ze tato otAxka sp6sobila
nehoraxnou veselost, kterAx vsak
jeste vice yzrostIa, kdyf rolnik
rozbalil sv0J yak, Y nemx byla
sunka, pivo, jaternice, chleba,
kofalka atd. jako1to xasoba ma
tech IA dni, ably nemusel trpst We
skfini hlad a zizeh.
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z ceI6ho syeta.

Praxske aNar. l." pfinaseji ve
SVEN elsie cd 10. Eaff /. =. into
hrnxnou xpravu:
- CsyrnAsobna vrazda : sebe-
vrazda Tabofe. 2 tibora do.
chixf tento Telegram Cd pfftsle
naseho listu: 'sDne s. 1. m. odpo.
ledne podfezal pokAdnfk xdeisI
spofitelny Jan S2ner sv6 manzel.
g q item SWIM dftkim krky
Sebe EastFelil. v noci m TO xat
knutsyi viciAv Veseckt, hcetn,
sPofitei.y : Meyer, sluha spofi.
telny. Pizinoa Jsou nesprkvno.
81 sPofatsns.-V pozdnf hodl.
re notni doch,sf nIs ssto obsir,
Ihejsf spriva zs<hoz pramens,
Pied nekolika dn, obxsil se
TAbots majitel doml pan rro,
ehizka. ZanechaI psans ! nxm,
die dosIschu mnohs nespr.vnoex
~ p. Sudera. pokIadpfka ! "
seck4ho. hxetpfho spofitslpy u,x
u, jms.ovit1 ae mn n 20 prt
can't psnfsc ptjsovali (Il nislsd
kem Sshoa pfiveden byl - leiz
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Zprisy mistni.

Zpr1sy meStnf-
lHospodafska vystava pro
stat Ncbraska xde v Omaha
trvala 4 dni q sice od Il. do
"a xafi.
liz v pondeli dne ~ xafi
byl ely aivot na mists W.
stavnim. ably Sc xaslan ym
pfsdmetlm patfiene vyka'
zalo misto, pax aby Sc < po-
ho<llnemu pfehlednuti vse
fad.ne uspotadalo-
Zahajena byla vSstava v
dtery dine II. zafi.
'1zhledem k mlademn,
malo jeste obydlenemu sta
tu .Nebrasce, pfekvapila mas
vsi,utku tato vystava, jak
eetlaym xastoupenim rozma-
nit,fch pfedmetu vystavnieh
tax j svou hojnou navstsvu
po eely ten cas-
Krasneho kohstva od nej-
tezisiho tahouna, AZ K dra-
hocennemu plnokrevnimn
ofi arabskemu, hovexiho,
velsfoveho j skopoveho do
bytka tech nejdslechtilejsich
plelmen, nejnovelsich strojd
hospodafsksch, vseho dra-
hu plodin polnich. vsrobky
feu,esla i pramyslu, plody
vytvarneho umeni, zkratka
vse bylo tax eestne xastou-
peno, be Sc mlze mas stat Ne
braska dnstojne faditi po bo-
ku iinych p kroeilych stata
GELD Unie, ano De mnohs ji-
ny stat valne pfcdeila. xsla-
Ste vzhledem na vystavene
ovose a polni plodiny.
C'bmezenost mista nam
l'ohuzel neiovoluje, podrob-
neji o te vystave mluviti,
avsak nemlzeme sohs ode
pfiti, ,alespoh o nekterych
pfeimetech, treba dosti kraf
ce Sc zminiti.
ZeJmena poutaly nasi p-l-
zornost point plodiny, byly
zde tykve ELI DINE vskatkn
obr,sskych rozmsrl, brans-
bory jsme videli tax veliks.
be by jeden kus K nasiceni
cele rodiny staeil; miuao to-
no bylo takov2 mnozstvf IL
nych polnich plcsiin VISTA
veno, ze nevime lak bychom
10 poJmenovali; vse toto 90
jsms videli mluvilo o velike
ploslnosti naseho statu-
Pfekvapujici bylo j odds
leni ovocnafske, a pfece prs
nebylo tax xastoupeno, jak
meio byti ; nezdsastnil - jih
nas.sho statu dosti setns.
kolem hospodafsksch
strojd tech nejrlxnelsich a
nejdIamyslnejsich tvara, sta
Ii n,.jvice nasi bodfi farme-
rove.
k.one, hovexi q ostatnI do
bytek vzbuzoval opravnens
obdiiv.-
Oddeleni krasneho ums-
nj bylo psknou sbirkou OLE
jovi'ch obrazd, kfidovsch
nakresn a velmi xdafilych
dilem obrovskych fotografiI
zastoupene. taktsz Sc nam
libila vystava pfekrasnych
kveitin.
Ano j Indianove byli Ia
stoupenv. NELL xde prace W.
swami sklenanyni perlani,
kter6 jedno dsvse indianske
pro<lavalo.
Konsk6 dostihy tvofily
ovs<an nejhlavnejsi east pro
praveho Amerikina, - ko-
lem nichx - velmi xnasne
sunny s&xek toeily.
Resume crle vystavy kon.
II v tom, ke mas stat Nebra-
ska jest velmi ely, nAramne
plodny, q velkou budoucnost
majici dill velk6 Unie, ktery
ami vselijak6 pohromy, jako:
kob,'lky, krapobiki. sucho a
| (. %. xniGiti nodovedly
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do nasich krasnych vysokych
skol, jsa lidem provazen.-Re
dak tor tohoto listn mel taz pfile-
zitost We skupeni ostatnich Edej-
sicho furnahst6 anglickJch = ne
meckych presidentovi stlsknou>
ii pravicl.
Nemdzeme soha odepfiti, aby-
chom teto pfflezitosti nepouaili <
porovnani ccremonii nyitacich
ve statech bozi milosti, $ uvita-
MIN prosidenta republiky.
Kdyz Evropa ma neJaky ten
kralik ncho cisaf ..x bozi milostl"
(kohkrate by mu lepe sluselo ''E
boziho dopusten') do nsktereho
dilu rise cestovati, tn jest 10 nej-
kflve @stAtnim tajemstvfm", pos
tom Sc pal roku vsechny noviny
hadaji, kdy odJede,-kdo pojede
$ nim,-koIik nejvyssieh kobyl
veEme sebou,-lak silna bude ku-
chyne, ,-kde co budc jist a pitt
jaky kabat bude miti, u podob-
nych tretkach vice.
Mnohy .moudry' pan sta rosta,
10 5 Dedel napred staroslml za-
plaven, svolava schdze obecni
honi policajta lako postovskou
kobylu, shani mozdire, prapory,
pentlleky, druzieky, pise honem
do Prahy, aby mu neJakou III fee
udelali, pax bsha alespoh l4dni
do obecniho lesa, aby SO mohl rec
nauelti; tam Sc postavi pied boz
rovici, rozhani Sc rukama ..drzi
rec" prozatim tomuto borvemn
velieenstvu, q kdyz potion ko>
ueena TO eIoveti aveliEenstvo"
prUede, zakokta Sc .sInoudry" pan
pfedstaveny, rec SO zacne haiti,
az ma posled mu trubice rdclni,
TX iere jsou vice zvykle ma pro-
ste "Pozdrav bdh" nez ma ucen 4
slova, ,-udelaji radikalni sstrajk'. !.
Rovnez tax namahA sobe to
"velicenstvo" ctvrt roku napted
svou "neUasnejsi makoviei" od-
povedi, kt.rou ma to neb ono o.
sloveni bude davati; kazdeho u
jisfuje sve "nejvyssi blahosklon-
no-ti," sbtankovs kfiveji zada
do pravldeln6ho oblonku a jsou
mad miru blazeni, ze smeji ma tu-
10 velicenskou loutku nekolik
milion1 proto platiti, jen aby jim
"a jejich vlastni penize hodnou
metlu protkanou mizern5mi spic-
Iy, polics.Jty = '.zandary" apletl.
A dokonce ty caviky ktere ma
ten, kdo Sc svym ''nejjasnsjsim
panovnikem' osobne chce nluvi-
ti--Ma-li nejakou zadost, tn aby
behal od jednoho "slavneho ufa-
du" k druhemu 3 nedeIe napfed
ably svou zadost podal--
Kdyz pax konecns hodns Sc ma.
behaI napIatll, povi mu to We
litcnstvo": mechanic tn ysc po-
zdeji vysetfiti a uvidime, co Sc da
dslat-" S tim must obsanek jil
odkuf pfisel, mule byti jistym 70
po jeho zadosti ami kohout kokr-
hatI nebude, behani a starosts
byly marne a penize vyhoxene !.
Jak velikansky TO rozdil mas
We spojenych statech !. Tu pied
stavuje president pouxc vail vet
siny naroda, narod sam jest svr-
chovanfm president jeho prv-
MIN dfadnikem. = A ponsvadz
tento pomsr skutesne panuie, ma
take narod vzdy pfistup. p.-prosty
vscch dstin~kych formalit, - k
sv6rnu prvnfmu afadniku; narod
jej ma stoIec prvniho dfadnika
dosadil,--nirod jej tedy tel m6ze
srvhnouti, Ia nexnarne zadnou
dutou frazi az boii miiosti," /" tady
Je pouxe jedins svrchovanost
iidn mefitken4s
Jenom ta,Sov6to xtfxenf statnf
jest spoieSnosti Iidske dGstojns,
ac vsak pohlszeti k jinemu tvoru
Iidskemu co nsjake posvatne by
tosti, proto volame: sAr z1e
svrchov4na vdls lidn! Af zije re-
p1blika r.
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