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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11


| not to recommend it to the House.
The fret section of act No. %, creating
the Lottery Company, points out as one OF
| the objects had IN view by the Legislature
| in creating domestic lottery company,
was to retain within the State money which
had previously been, by the sale OF foreign
| lottery tickets, absorbed and WITHDRAWN
from circulation here, for the nourlshment
| of institutions OF similar character TO-
| Gated elsewhere.
The second section names the corpora
| tors, who are CONSTITUTED and declared q
| corporation for the object and purposes.
| and with the powers and privileges specl.
| fed and set forth in the remaining part OF
that section and those following. Article
| two of section TWO avows that "ihe objects
| and purposes of the corporation are to pro-
tect the State against losses heretofore IN
| Cured in sending large amounts OF money
abroad for the purchase OF lcttsry tickets,
| and to establish q solvent and reila-
| bic home institution for the sale OF
| lottery tickets" and to ''provide means to
raise q fund Tor educational ana cha-lta bic
purposes for the citizens OF Louis ANA.
Section one of article five, OF section two
requires the corporation to pay to the
State of Louisiana the sum OF $4O,OUO PEI
annum, which sum shall be payaoie quar-
terlv in advance, from and after the hrs'
day of January, 1869, to the State Auditor
who shall deposit the same in the treasury
of the State: and which sum shall be credit
ed to the educational fund; and said cor
poration shall be exempt from all othe
taxes and licenses of any kind whatever
Section two of the same article requires tn
corporation to furnish bonds to the aadltc
in the sum $4,000. as security for promp
sss, OF he sso,ap
. 6xes the duration Of the corporation q
, twenty five years. and conters on it tn
exclusive privilege Of establishing lottery
and selling and disposing of lottery tickete
4 Article ITO Of the constitution OF tn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

NJ. De.cOMmer:
An act entitled an act 10 better regulate
the practice of dentistry within the State of
Louisiana, and 20 further protect the public
against the evils OF empericism.
Which bill was ordered to be referred 20
the Committee or Corporations.
Mr. Nilon
An act to repeal an act entitled an &C:
10 authorize the police jury Of the parish of
PlaGuemires 70 issue bonds, and to provide
for the redemption thereof, approved Feb
ruary 25, 1874.
Which bill was ordered to be referred 70
the Committee on Ways and Means.
M-. Walker:
An act TO provide board of gas meter
inspectors for tee city Of New Orleans, 70
prescribe their duties and compensation,
and fer the protection Of the rights of gas
ligh: consumers.
Which bill was ordered to be referred to
| the Committee On City Affairs.
BILL INTRODUCED WITHOUT PREVIOUS
NOTICE.
| Mr.. Jefries, without previous notice
| given, asked and obtained leave, the sus-
! pension of the rules first granted. to intro
| duce the following entitled bill:
| An act TO complete the liquidation of the
! Consolidated Association Of the Planters Of
| Louisiana.
Which bill underwent it's first and
second readings. and wss ordered TO be re-
ferred to the Committee on Banks and
Banking.
| SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
This being the day set apart for the con
eideration of House bill No. OIL, entitled
an act regulating the mode Of assessing and
collecting taxes throughout the State, pro
IcoSTNvEp ON SEVENTH PAGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11
craepe. Landry, Ogden, Pollard, Steven,

Greene. Landry, Ogden. Pollard, Steven,
Weber-l3.
MESSAGE FROM TEE HOUSE.
The Chief Clerk Of the House was an.
nourced wish the following mess age:
HousR or REPRESENTATIVES,,
New Orleans, February TO- &76. Z
=, the Honorable President and N embers Of the
senate;
am directed by the House of Represen.
,a.iyes TO request the concurrence Of your
honorable body in the following House
House bill No. 49, entitled an act to amend
and re-enact an act TO incorporate the New
orleans Mechanics Society, approved July
Il, 1871, and the act supplemental thereto,
approved March 6. 1888.
House bill No. l8o, entatled an act TO fix
the annual salary OF the district attorney
ing the mode Of payment, the same to be in
lieu of the fees now allowed by law and
chargeable to the city of New Orleans.
House bill No. DAP, entitled an act for the
relief of the heirs Of Elizabeth Bowman,
deceased, of the parish Of Avoyelles.
House bill No. 243, Joint resolution favor
able to the passage OF the bill now before
Congress, 20 ask aid for the construction Of
the Texas Pacific railway. etc.
HCESS Ul!l NJ. -tt, cItllttu du ACT 10 re-
neal act Ne. AZ of 1873, entitled an act to
enforce the payment of taxes due to the
State, etc.
House hill No. 49, entitled an ac. to pro-
vide an annual pension for tine surviving
veterans of the war OF 1872 10 1915, etc.
House bill No. l9S, entitled and act grant
ipg exclusive ferry privileges to Vic.orn
Maiguaud, his heirs or assigne, etc.
House bill No. POO. entitled an act to in.
corporate the town Of Benton in the parish
of Bossier 20 provide for the election OF it's
officers, etc.
House hill No. go entitled an act to re-
peal act No, 81, approved March &C; 1874,
and to restore the original charter of the
town of Bayou Sara
House bill No. 169, entitled an act 10
abolish tine tees OF the Auditor Of Public
Accounts.
House bill No. $50, entitled an act relative
to the Office Of master and wsrdens of the
port of New Ocleane, TO repeal section 22l7
of the Revised Statutes Of Louisiana.
House bill No. go, entitled concurrent
resolution addressing and removing from
Office Levi Bsnks, IT corder of the parish of
VIM which is substituted for House bill
No. 67).
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-16
S5R $40 Il 81 nee. ! s TS@oi Co..
o LID w H. a IT III
100000 In GiffHy

6randest scheme srsr Presented TO he Patf,d I
a Fortune for Only si2.
mHE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
i COMPANY, aufho lied by a ,pecial act Of
the Kentucky legislature. for the benefit OF
the Public Schools Of Frankfort. win have tie
first of their series Of Grand Drawings at Major
Hall, in the City OF Frlnkfor KY,
ON THU RSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1876.
on which occasion they will distribute to The
ticket-holders the immense sum Of
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The largest Elephantin America, ny feet high. The smalezt
iotsI Flye I'm ma amsraer; 6 6hlyS I'm lnehes nsgn; Zen H9%an Snsr s
y tr1be OF Arapahoe Indians. A Den OF PERFORMING Serpents.
Zebras In harness. Pair OF Horned Horses. Elks driven In
harness.. Camels in harness. Three separate and distinct
Bands of Music. A genuine steam Piano-all others are frauds
ostriches II feet high. The onlylBaby Camels. Three $1,000
Band Chariots. One hundred Thoroughbred. Horses. sixty
Shetland Ponies. A pair of White Polar Bears. Ten Mirth-
provoking Clowns In the ring at the same time. A pair OF
Hlndoo Sacred Cattle. A pair OF double bumped Sacred Cam
els. A huge Saurtan Monster, Ten Dromeiariss in harness.
Five Gorgeous Golden chariots.
This Is no Idle Boast. The above Challenges are open to all
would-be competitors. Our Name our Trade Mark. We adver
tie nothing but what can and wiiifbs exhibited. at each and
every exhibition. fr
An Exhibition replete with Merit. Every Nation on Earth
Represented. Ten Times Larger than ever. First Tour by
railroad. Using and Controlling 20 OF Our Own Cars. A sollas-
sal Combination OF EnrapturinR Attractions. More than
Quadru pied in Magnitude for the Centennial Year. Deviatina
in Att ractioi, from tereotypedand accepted usual exhibition
Presenting la every Department features heretofore unintro
auaptod
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

OF those from whom he received ue appo.ne
ment This fact gives the clew TO the e"u'o
German system OF university education Hh' o."
counts In great part for tine high standard m
The writer concludes that q careful discrimination "e
,ccn the functons of professor and teacher would behe-
az both classes o men this country, as has occh ne
efec; in Germany. Mr. Harts snggrstions are feee''
in forcible manner and cannot fail 10 produce an I'M
preston on intelligent members Of the American ednc'F
tional corps Among the contents " the present nn-
ber is second paper "The Progress OF the century
to OF the interesting series Up the Thames
and - new c,alter OF "SirC!cs OF India" There are
also poe:ical contributions from f. A. liiliafd ana En
Lazarus and the continuation OF "lhe AtoAeheht VI
Lam Dupdds" by Mrs. l.. Lynn Linton.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1910.

sion Of the book. The contrast between these TWO
aud the hmsy notice in me Afhcaonm IS stllHriS t
MIR Warston does not think Mr.. Sedmans BOOK III
All RESPECTS equal to ts aim; complaining that u Is
rather an apprasement Of writers q ther age taah
in their effect upon it and It's reaction upo sar
selves He dssents--as most OF ll5 w0uid-ifoih
one'; SOM Of Mr. Stedmans estimates lie would hayo
suppressed some disclosures of matters cssenuIaly
private. But ho pronouncss ie Iooh On .i9 m,,n,i
ng honesty; ts style clear and earnest ana some
times rising into eloquencc. hear that 1t has so,I
very well! and altogether Mr. Siedmai hts ntnu @
caIisa-with the exception noted aboye-to complain
of his reception III England. u W. o.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
LITERARY VOTES.

Tho "Picturesoue Europe" of D. Appleton
& c il announced lor publication abroad By Cassell,
rcter GalIin. ~
"The Case of Mr. Lucraft, and o'her Sto-
riesi e e Of !he coming volume i'on Inc authors
of " Read Money Norlbny.'
Mr. Grant Duli7s papers on India, recently
contributed to Tie Contemporary Rce0c, are to be pup
ishcd in a volume by Macmillan & Co.
Uarper e. Brothers will publish Mt once Mt
Edward Jenkns's temperance story, "Thc OcvnS
Chain" II makes volume about the size of hi previous
sares and has two illustrations by Mr. MAST one rep
rfsonts he coroncrs inquest depicted y M hsins-
he;n r.pros.Isi as animated bottles for MI ,hhl'
admits exceptions TO prove lis lucs. me o. iWoi ~ -
tur,s he devil ATOP oi Tie T0ii "hl,h Io Dl. ',.aiL
with hs chain Of vice. b. J"fik nNs t.S'l"i '"'i'''
furnish the respective " links" IN this cham.
An admirer of Shakespeare, +. W. Cosens,
has lately dcrotcd hmself to ferretinS ont aha
having copied the letters ~ Senior Gonlomar Spanish
Eu,l,assador 10 England in shakcspcaros time His
secr.,ry left record " valuable English MSS collected
by the Emhd dssaIor. and s.hor GavauScs saw IN tnc
library OF descendant ~ GondoWai copy ol @ 'it ~
folio boinl n yellow dik a' in""t roiI'I p iI' t '
Bo.,s cotn ur,Ty i2nL ii - ~ I'ru '.i'" t''' @
the Emba,sad0r L. many letter. IL te nl'.'t''' '
IN suain has nos YET b,"n Icw 1lel although be la>
examined ,riyia noc- written oy Tie Em~'>i'or
Some indication Of the activity of The Amer
cnu trade dur.n. SO Is afford ID by the 'eil
II ilef Of Tie Pal3sicrs' Tt..g. which s.9e3 an'r'
sum.nares" Of many o ihe publisher. li,t. in is udyer-
,sinr Wages with an index boorr not entered IA tue
Uniform TIadc List annual The uts or oycr
y Thousand books of 1870 nrc given, AMI tiis r'ir
res ui, probably iN0-lAId5 oi t.o production ot b'
p,umiu,ht publishers the si of o-2oad co. Iea"'
',ita Ii6 pi .cu oi4, of vrh iarsc prc"orbo' alr
r,ia,u,. Co.. stajaII wor;f -. hrpcion 4 Co. l'N"e'
- ilr.s. t.r.uIIHs their stI-riiri Nutm'-'
10 annual list q, made by unrpcr Totacrs, nor gre
tirir dot, from Co" great i-.i.,t- publication syrirts
except ,Ie H"iAodis. ilrs utrir, Wtir" l' r.. 90
hrnt. or fgrr ir P'ii t'ripi r,'s,F 90 nv 'H @ "
o. ics'. g. =. rGtudu. Sous issu'd - 'n.-' p'it ="
Af,id Il P.-rcs ,c fo. 90 nA iu't " cog -
4 d. p .ud,in:t ~: !trn.ffs ir"tfr1 81; D. lrlfhrpn
ls f~uuud -.e11Y. i- }; iiuri a h"'E'n' i.''I'
Ctr.r.. t. -.fi v D. t' AI icn h'u-", 90; ~ "
8 .,u4lI -, any 90 tr+s books al c"u.r. htit ~
a. ~ re- iipis 'Ic irsiish h"'-' 'r'i i"c "la'n'i
nt ac.,n.in books, Ie.i,.rr, 10, dn0 Marunn"h "
Ca. 81
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

4 well written, informing paper enilcd
"Proicssor and Teacher" hy Hr. Jswos MORGAN Hari,
discGeses the SUBJECT " university eGrctt3n co;npas
tho systems II Germany aHd iDs country, win slecd
reference to tic position OF professional tCncacgs. The
term professor in tho United e,ates IS used Win great
lsxity being APPLIED as Il distinctive title rot only IT,
academic instruct0rs bu; 20 DeIan horse doctors and
even 10 mcIuiers Of tic chgrch. IN Germany. hr.
Hart aliegos tbcse Is such yagucEc3s Of meaning he
only IL professor vino "irooescs" 10 have made him
sefemmen in id6 special Dr.acl, ana whose eluus have
been officially allowed by university o. by tie Govern
nent lie is not teacher N the Eag'.sh or Am, r
Of tie term. He Il scholar who has produced
important rosults which entitlo him 10 a university
chair. In other words. German professor Is man who
has devoted himself special and original research and
whose discoveries add 20 the importance OF the university
with which lie Is connected Tie consideration whether
lie 10 what in America IS etyed rood toachcr
Was ACt even an aitcTth0ish: III the Minds
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

a writer in this number, Mr. Chsrl"9 Dar-
n.ri giyca az instructive, cunt of taH Inisd lpht
plan for .la.s.iiHs i4nic. iu moderate 'rcum-tln~
with couYc-'cI', 9 nj o!cr1u' Gwe.in" hcgrrr flt
cost uf .ac homo, Tor tie people var.e. IRON. $500
10 s. 300 according % ne location, AMI the Ie., vita
taxc water rates, gas, uWraucc. ard 80 forth - from
500 70 $500 yea, although TIL. the payment o.
rent j. super,cd by an arrauyenc for tine ultimate
ownership oi tho rrcpcrt ly te occupant. Tic detail
Of tins plan are fully explained 10y lie vri,er, wACa
essay is ~cl worth tire study Cf ali who would hud 81.
medium etwceu a Fiiti-avc palace and 70 NaratrclFir
tenement house. tiri cha. g.. on Z Is anu Table,,
81 OILS and "a destcss by r. Caicpce CcoF treats 81
boolcascs AMI curtains. aud the at h"aGn- pc,urcs
Mr. Cook zcaloray protests against tn laLt Of over
Communication which ncy;dis i NewYnrk. We not only
oyerornameut 10 ayers where ornament - advisable,
but we ornament many things which ought not to
be urnaneuted at all. We cover Our note-uaper
with clumsy water marks, we put intricate
and He -iblc Oncrlams ON our co Lih~, GGf
bedtime a. o our books ana titlc-plges, our carriage
and Ouc silver The arch crn" design bou.c htt
they mast caryc every ftouo he walls With cl-
cordaut tcs anI refuse 80 gave square 100. on8nc go
resi- tie weary eyc Iue furniture of The house foONo
the same lawlcss method. There Is no ta-o for the
beauty OF simplicity form, and the STRIFE has long be
With the MAKER of or tuut1ro VINO shall produce tlc
l0ad5t chairs aud sofa and give ~ the most Stare ana
glitter for money. Even thc uncean sovcn6 who adj
T. the sum OF h;u.n nl,c- by squirting to"arco 5nc'
over the floor e moi oltcH and nol iie toc Ir
eArend Oh ta do,o!atOA q! tac sitIo4,s "L.oh ,h3
are valuy trying ill., Professor Noses Cot T"'r hr "
valuable M torical s,,et.i 0f .le UI,c tity of IoGn
emujlisrv some crrous details Of the cay ey"cri. nc
Of tnat seat of learupq end b. 'y e"oror,c view o'
the yisor aud eM1eacy OF it. present condition ~
tune remarks the "Pa.iosoIl,Y o' Reform" v'.'
s.,cai a.l .c'' on to TIC revival movements 81 ile's
MOscj ana -,.!Ecy
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
Gew UublilGtlcu5.

TNHE ROAD. E, ,
i "a Review 0f Railway Practice. Twice mohth. - q
Volume II. cOBiGo0cod keD l. B1dh copy Vi H"'
l., complete, with index, -. - - x.,,.n,
- APPROPRIATE FOR THE LIBRARY
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~ broadway, New York
32g Walnutst. plilai,pha,
During this Ceatennal year address 0rt rs 70 last
Now Ready:
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4 EDITORIAL,
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FOREIGN
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ANY article letter. report record Ok Importance phbsh'
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ein0 given both to s date OF publ and location in The
paper.
Price 20 cents postpaid with THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC ior
1875 An cepts A,drsss THE TRIBUNE. NcwYOrk
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Gisamboais ano Eai!roa0s.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoasstonio
and Naugsuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer Ri Dnrc
fDhT leaves Catane slip at l. and Brdepors All
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF Dcsbrosses and co,.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New-York from foot OF Desbrosses and oot
n or Washington and the West Tlroag car, ,rou
esr. a e" aSsrs "a 3 "aa asIss ssDr, day
Indianapolis, L'qisyis and SewCTsaI:. 1'.--'' "a
anG Neg ortesns pui man iariOr car. from New YTs
$50 P. m. dalY for WASHINGTON, tie south md Wa,
cnc%aa It. fOGi Sc Gafag " eissS o s'nore .
ior Louisville Inc anepois t.e poutA N Wssns
Iynshsarg saya9.a5 gS,.a. New 9esas, and "a
o. FOR inGasj eeels ri'&;e sa5i & at CoaSys oaces a
sa @ a. asa S g and sha e ~ cS, or
AK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE Ash oHlo Eoin
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
~ -ALLE.TOWE LINE TO THE VEST. ssssno. ~ . .
a. Win onn EraGe 4 H. !: RSSr JJSSSscs JSSSss
VIII Del lac anc Wes r. r. a. Phiipsbqlg vita LsIisa
Direct he to Harrisburg Pilis9 rh aud tho WGst ssS -
Central f'n"' yi@f fIl ifadGGt Eii
80 E~s sis Tor Eason eB Bcs h?rs rs 9T,
Bah Aienl9wa 4aneh ch.nk raaiaq "a T4naIend wiss
4a .in oT oF PSA,sp ssa Ton and rs,o,
at Junction Wits Del Iacs aad ~est. R. r. ''""''''
s.Sn -p M"TSN y a1d tie s1esg Ws. sa2sy. fo
hsson for 9aai ChgnS s ism9g3ia toSsAIs, ~AkssJAr
IOI5 g. ln-Wa,, train for SON Filo ana Fisnii.rtOn
p P;5a l9r M,bagay MbaS' m, Ldio9 eH.SsO
Dser' tscEns Columbia I@ngester EILIsia. TottsylIS
80 p ai~f..rREos for Es,ion. Bevdsrs Bath, Maucs
Chunk, W scs3srra, and SCRANTON N'
g30 p. in.-Nay Train Tor Dunoien.
400 D. m.-Way train for IasiDa, Allentown. and M.ucb
Chunk Connect. At Junction Tl.I Del Lack Az. Vest n ii
80 p. Way yraiu :Or someryile and FieHu stoa
500 D. MN train for ID n-hel.
bis FyEssG E&PrYss, daily for Easfon. Allentown
NLuch Chuk, "uhesbdrf", ioNandA, Hsail., Hams
burg.
$50 y. m.-Nay Train for SOblerylle.
GOO .. m.-Nsy IiaiE tor SoAier.IAA
$50 .. m.-W3y Tram Tor DdEelien
ZOO D al.-Nay Iran FOR S0neIille
$50 D. m.--tOr Ea5ton.
$50 o.. l..- . - Irl.h f)r Soi1frt Ia
1000 u in-WaY 'rs.n iOr DuneIsa.
t..yf ftus..s a -. 4. IA
30 $50 10 d, HE q. NJ. IL ~, lZst 2 ~ 3I6 Z
33t $40, Az 430, no, ?, D: ., 53), 54i, g. 6iG
20 = ia S.}j 03O 1880 llsIJ, ~ 2. u
' r. t. ft.Chr x, ruD- Eng
II. p. BkLDwIS. General Passenger gelt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
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III IfIIi N'IIIiI ~ ft4it'FliF II
y 4 A4si.A NN4Mf,t Ds GNn. tNNhN INA I4No, 100. D.
-lo.yo.t. lJlt ~ O. l+.o. ald Dee So 10
ia. .S."l. Bet it,-I.. tl'Gt vi, a- ti ttJ1s
i.. tou. ,.-.s 3lt.t' " ta 'loi CITY, ." f oai' 80
Csru,l III s..iarrs PCtpI. 4l3ra & rrfr~ri nc WIN
Ithaca. Aubur is's'e7ior Bphao hin"ari Fave
49, t.o q, ,,sL ~. =,
Eaiet0 Agh.EYy 1Ity, obo 3oa9, lkfstairo litSios
WAAiag c,UC CDInocGOls Tor IkejfaE
ll.tas.li. ..- BE-. ... :.s l-I
p. m. fCr E.7rr Bci lcderll Allentown, end aNcS
ClaHa si0. ping o. 81 c.2Iois. ,.-. =, ..t., a.,
osn Nsar. C-uss NsIE-sf l!SO-to', i-iiit', &c,
,,4-tc..i IL ai fa..s i4r l..-, .i.rA a.4se, i'a-sl
stls,rs;. KJSr I'D. ~ RI % f'rf ms 2
Igst, u4sLa , . l.i.t 6
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
JUstrnciion.
Civ.

a
The intermediate Examination Of the Glasses wi" commence
on MONDAY, Feb. 7. at 0ia IN.
Tie Regents Of tie University oi ths stale OF Ne"forR
tho Trustees Alumni OF the College, the par hs o
aou ard all Interested education are Invited to attend
Tho SECOND sESe ION VIII begin THURSDAY, Feb >
a 10 M which tine candidates Tor adih7'io" hiV pi
scut themselves. . . .o,,,rn ~ n pras,do,,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

iii.
Drnhy den rano, kdyz ieptisky Sc mo 4.
dlily.modlitbu ranni, vykradIa sc Johanna
klastera a spechala tam, kan il milenec
jeff byl zayolal. Tam iej nasla osem.
Oba sedli a jeli; Johanna ney6dtla kan.
Tu na ceste vytahl Frumentins yaku
mnisskou kutnu.
,Opatfil isem odGv tento IA tim ice
lem, pravil, abys Sc mnou vstoupila do
klastera mnichh.' Johanna Sc toho lex.
la. Aysak koneene po vselikych namit-
kach nabyla pfesv6deeni, ze il, nechce Ii
byti Oh Frumentia odlouGena, nezbyva,
nezli uciniti. iak on chce. Pfisli ke kla-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

Hid e-Rund.
Zakone inkorporovany.
Hlavni kancelaf, 2lJ BOWery. Ny.

$1,000 G'A
Hiavni kanceIaf, 2iJ BOwery, N. Y,
Spolecnost ia jest zastoupena 10 sta
teoh Unie clta $4,000 clen1,
Pojizfuje ziyot az ma $4,000.
NemocnJm vyplaci podporu cd S7-24a
tfdne.
Pfisp6vky mohou zapravovany byti
tydne.
Die vfrocni zpravy, 1. lecna 1874 Wy.
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, 3 1915 co podpora
$4,000 vyplaceno dGdi-
cum zemtelych.
PhrIstek .jm6ni rokn 1873, 500, 900.
Pfebytek dne |. ledna 1874, $53, 900.
BlizA zpravu poda:
=. karger.
1873 Ontario Str.
74-H OLEVELAND.O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

II.
PodobnG vzliemne ma Sc ltinkov5ni IN
k6 Jsme pfi Romanech N6mcich shleda
Ii, nalezame pr Sloyanech. naleziccll K
eeIedi aricke tur'lnskych (zauralsk}ch
narodech. TuIa1ove po staleti Sc slovanskJ
mi Rusy yitdznt boiovali, podobu6 iako
Germane (Ntmci) Romauy. auo opauo.
yai ie posleze ma dlouhou dobu lplnt ~
Po dive -t6 let dptIa Rus por,bt Mongo
Ia -, pres to ptedce v5ak byi od mex
tlch Slovand uaroIut pohccni a dpIut
porust6ni,
Media Sc popriti ze Yelkorusoy6 isou
smisenci krye sloyausk6 turanskG &
mongolsk6 IIordy Cjuyischana. Batuso
W a Famerlanoyy, hroznych tech utisko-
vateQ Rusd vesmts porusttny isou; aysak
krev ieiich. smisiysi Sc Gistou krvi glo-
vanskou, pdyodni pfirozcnou poyahu So
wand ruskych yalnt promtuila. ac nikoli
ma ieji skodu. DR.. Frank mini. &c kdv.
by koran dals1mu pohlcoyani asiiskych
narodi nepfekazel, oni by davno liz poslo
yan6ni byli. X nahledu tomu 81 ochotnt
piidayime, nebof svtdG prom r1zhodnt
narcdopisne pom6ry na poloostrovt bal
kanskem. Ae Turci il t6mtf pal tisice-
lett jihosloyanske narody porobt drzi, a
to V porobt nejkruttjsi, neizahladnGjsi, ne
podarilo sc Jim pfedcc ami jcdinou sloyan-
skou kraiinu, ba ami .edin6 m6sto ncbo
d6dinu poturtiti Ba AMI tam nepfekona-
la narodnost turecka slovanskou, kde tato
pfiietim islamn (mohamendanstvi one
mnohem pfistupntisi Sc stala, iak yidime
v Bosnt, kde nGkdejsi srbska slechta
vzdor tomu, ze Sc pomohamedanstila in
zyk a z,yky slovanske az ma tyto dny ma
10 porusenG zachovala Patrn6 nemaii
Turci dosti silly, ably sloyansk6 porobenre
pres vsechen utisk a veskerc neslTchane
znasil1ovani narodn6 pohItili. Mdzerne
tedy pravem tyrdit, ze Turky icdin6 ko-
ran, kteryz nicb nepfenoztelnou East
oskliyost k slovanskym kfestanim ziyi
tndh volnGisi pfatestts stykani Jed
mech druhymi skoro dokonale zamezuie,
pred poslovanenin zaehranl.
Jakoz Rusovt pomisenim Sc kryi tu- I
ranskou nemalo sesilili. taktez sesflili !
N6mci nasiln}m pohlccnim Slovanli ma
Labi Odfe pozdGji - pon6m6enim Ii
d1, ktefz 81 10 ovsem bez odporu libiti da
Ii. Germane dnesni nejsou tedy vice t6
mi co byli pred 1000 lety; promGnili ma
rodni povahu syou podstatn6. Stara ne. /
mecka rise Sc rychle rozdrobovala neby. /
10 zadn6 statni jednoty, Ice die imena;
kurfitstvi, vevodstvi aknizetstvi souvisela
spolu svazken neiyolnGjsim. Nez ale
pravG teto dob6 statniho inarodniho roz
kladu vyklieily tem6f nepozorovanG dv6
silly, kterez byly povolany rozklad Ne
mecka zadrzeti a rozdrobeny narod v stat
nj jednotu sceliti: byli to Cd n6meckych
rytifi a pozdtj Cd kurffti brandenbur
skych porobeni a zn6mceni Slovan6. S
Bylo to metallicke sloueeni dvou riznoro-
dych, abychom Sc chemicky vyiadfili, ko
wi, ohnem, krvi zelezem; narodni sliti-
ma jez z tohoto nasilneho slou6eni povsta.
la jest -prusactvi
PonemGeni Obodriii, Srbove, Vendove
a t. d. ctli "a DOLBY samostatnosti narod.