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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

ho shlukuuti idu sp0sobil uedAyno I'll.
smichovshych a pra1skych -olnk z obce
okresu suichovskeho. Byl iit delSi dobu
trudonvslnY, az koae5nt Sc EblarniI. Do
nlys.el se, te Jest ceneralem a komaado-
val stale yQjsko Tyto dny Sseilal kona
a pad., na mem ka Prage, yele oes:oa sta
le t&k, jak BY me- Is sebop pink voiskA.
\ odleh'e nli5ce Noveho ussta podafilo
se 1a3rzeti ho, naEe2 byl odevzdan svyn
pfibuznyn, ktea dwell ~ Y poeoza do.
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Mandarin zCech NogH f40eno.
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

moce p.odiio, ods.raniti. NuI. CO uznan
lekafi madridsti, tedy lid4 zylas.5 poyc.a
n., aby zlrAyi oJyya;e.stya peeoyals
y e "a nasich dob. kdy kazJy ehlapee,
hazdy hluPec Vi. le tis.a,l les, pa. lira-
vi. 4 vie nepadobuou: uei4i "a b.ato ne
jen ze zdravi neohrozaii a.e uaopak jeu
s.oaE Uice po ,omto moudr5m do5ro.
zi4hi mAdr.jskycA EsAulspd nebyly "
tS.5ny- ale jeSt5 VICE zaaefa6ov4ny,
yLiy: de iejieh p5euosti jest petis,ota ne
pl, ale celt Bdrayi"
>pauel>ko, ktere4 Sc 2aduou protestant
skou uebo pro;estant3m sprsvcdivoa s
sn4Seln on noeRoe1i ye spo.ky rohaaou ne
chte.o. odpoys3a'ic K l.,ao5aym nab.5au
ti:a. e r4dS5i Eahyna aonEo b-zo ST. 'c
dinvho seAop1S $50 stztnska 81. ie55at-
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

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" ls.e lax ze.a5oea, stre5de. - .Je-
IL 1s, A-s 5aks1- rex. necbci Il byt memo
as1- 41vc1 - e poovic mir net Posnd. .
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

Pod benstyi Etraeene ovc ].
Cti;e. eht5ie op2k0vat Sc svyrni zaky
podo5eastvi ts4Eal e: CioTek- k,ery ma sto
ovec a z.ratii ieina Mich. CO hned ucinai
Cnlapee pasiSfdE. Tech 20 zsvfe
90 ov6.nce a de II ztr4ceaou oyci h.e.
1a-.
Cei-el. i CO d5Ia, kdyz j nalezne.
Chaps SqrAsk4 j z..oa a tene j DO
md.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

C'ereland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
Indiana H. II.
z Cleveiandu odiifdi 6.55 dopolcdn,
, 81 8. ~ odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu Pfijitdi 7.3O rAno 400,
9.55 odPoledne.
z Cresthne 9.55 rsRo 8 55 s 1000 odp
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45al2.3.
.ncci.
Do Dayton 400 rino $50 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rauo $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 S 1000 rano Gas vee.
2 indianapolis 625, 1850 100 rano.
2 ST. Louis rs rano 255 40 odp.
z Chicago $50 a $40 rano.
Do Cnicago nejlepsi iezditi veGernfm. y.
Atlantic a Great Western R R
Ma gyehod odjszdi 4 vychedu t,tijizdi.
z Ceyelandu 7.25 s 500 rano 3.45
1905 veGer.
Do Cleyeiaudu 100 l0.45 rano. 4loa
3.55 ve6er-
Do New Yorku 90 r4no, 4.55 9.2O vel
z Bostonu $50 rAno, sos ve6er.
z New Yorku $50 . 100 rano, 5s5 a
100 Fejer.
Lake shore Michigan South. R. n
IA vyohod odjtzdi a pfgtzats 2 vgo1odu;
q Cleyclnadu 7.45 loco rano, 4.l0 a
1910 veGer.
Do Cevelandu $40 a 5.85 rano, 20.
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lO lois rano, l35, 5. 80 :
lo.40 veter.
z Buffalo $50 rs rAno 2.:5o, 6.25 /.
l1.30 ye5er.
DO New Yorku 100 r4no 40 500
1900 veGer.
5 Bostonu 5.50 rano 5.o0all yecer
Ma sdIs1d odjizdi a ze sdpddu pt1isdi:
zCleTelandu 5.85 100 rano, 2.8Oae.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleyelandu 7.25 1855 rano, 3.45
1905 odpoledne.
Do Toledo l040 8 1856 rano 100
IL 90 veGer
z Toledo 500, ESQ 1876 rapO 8.
refer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 ranO $50 oa 90
ve6er.
z Chicago 100 s.2o rano SIS a %
ve6er.
z New YOrku 1910 a lo.45 ranol
slLO0 yeGer:
z Bostonp $50 600 rano a. oao
veeer
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
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Sikdy neoporneDe DAT dobrou chut id
n. jest to ne5lepsi prostfedek prot nez@-
Hvnosd, z.rzcene chuti k jidlu. kyselifse V
talgdka, boleni hlavy, Plicnim neduhdm,
krtiGm, katarp, bostrs, zimniei, slabosti q
Eeaskfrn nemooem. Nabizi se p til leta
ODMENA
kG0 G0kzEe. be GlOFEk nkkterOu uve2e-
n{eh nemoc4 skBoeaJ ne6yl vyieSen uH-
Esje Cl&rktr proiibih4sni kCmpound-
ProdzEa se ve vsech Ikkzrn&ch; ii labev.
X. c. * G. S. CLARK,
Cleveland, o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
Hid iSe-Bund.

zAkone inkorporoTany.
HIsvni kanoelAf, 215 Bowery, NY.
Spolecnost IA Jest zastoupena Is sta
tsoh Unie cit& IA 600 clend.
Pcjittaje hyot az na $4,000.
NemocnJm vyplaci podporu cd s7-24s
tydne.
Phspeyky rnOhon zapravoy&ny b5ti
tfdng-
DIE vfrotni zpr4vy, 1. lecna 1874 W.
placeno nemocnTm
roku 1879, . 73,ls5 co podpora
$4,000 vyplaceno d9di-
cum zemtelfeh.
Ptrdstek jmtni roku ls73, $40. 900
Pfebytek dne 1. ledna 1874, s53, 900.
BliEa zprzvu pod&:
,. karger.
. 1S3 Ontario Str.
74-H OLEyELAND,O,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

Frzatlsek. TAtiaku. 4 L pieju zi;fej
: .nu sT4sku - nej.epss. a tady Il p2ia-
VAN g.tkuy darek.
Tstinek. Hezky. Frantisku. hezky
M. a Il taks pfeju = : jakPak, CO By
SIS tax dnes - piali
Frantisek- A5ych * jmenoy2l Pepi-
eek byl take mdj sFaiek.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

Ca5oye listi teas . rozli6De druhy ks
~ prod&saji sc IA oeny ye Teikem kra
Dech.
GREAT ATLANTIC Il PACIFIC
TEA co.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
{ soudu,

Soa6oe. Kolikrat jste rk oyl trestan (!
Inkr.zit. Poakea prosim, to badou
z3e p4ui Up vblet, nezli ja Taiy sc to
vsecko zaPisuje- kdetto nasinec s. knihy
ueve3e.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

Z N q q . Il ' Ota
.ProE oFezzr&s stale tazkas taxa - uti
tel klREkA
Kla6ik Abyeh mohl boanoui PePika
E6yr0vic q z2d.
CO pax III q p2mat5Fal dne.nibo ka
z4t.if taxa = o.ec syuacka-
.ze Hoazik koukalovjc bude 81 brat
Anka seakgtosic "a Eenu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
III. j. Votte1er
No. 179 Ontario ST

ma hudebni nastroje vseho druhn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
D. knrteri.

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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
.DULEZITE
VLASTNikUH DOMU
Ctcte n uk8zte sOusednm.
Natfete domy sve
luCebIlini barvami
MILLER BROS

ktere Jsou vyrobcny z cisteho bilebo olo.
va Anku lntneho oleje, pflpravene ma
DlIon, eernou a sto jiny h rozmanitych
barey Tato barva ma krasny lesk
vsaJe Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
TAX dlouho vydrii jako kterdkoliv lima
barva ma svtte, atkoliv stoii celou tfeti.
nu meme nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr.
zistl nachazi: Pfihlaste Sc MILLERA
A BKATRU, iicllz barva zdobi neimenS
s'o tlsic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou.
be napodobeniny.
Posiete 81 pro vzorky barev a vysyed.
Gem, Jez vam bezplatne budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
Po l. r q h

No. I04 Croton street.
Cleveland. %
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29
A Sarcastic Prayer.

They came near having a row in colored prayer meeting at Keyterville, Mo-, @ few nights ago. One of the sisters, who had a grievance, prayed:
 ! 70, Lawd! look down 'pon by resembled children hyar dis .eb- enin', an mob lem wid by grace. Fetch dyar hearts wid de spirit ob all 'bOundin' Tub. Build up dar faith so strong dat de debbil can't budge it, an specially would we ax, if it am possible Wid de Redeemer, dat DOu put @ little moab sense into de objusticated pate ob de yallaw wench dat am aggiggin' on de bench preOppO- site by belubbed servant"
 "What's dat yOu'se sayin' to de Lawd 'bout mew asked the wench rising to d point of order.
 Not seeming to notice the in- terruption, the supplicator con- tinued:
 "Gib our fool and errin' sister more disgumptiOn, O, LaWd! to see the differmence atWiXt right an' wrong, an' larn de hussy to behave hourself i'll by holy sank chOoary, stead Ob wrigglum 'round like she was swallered a cOrkscred, an taminatin' desc saked presinks wid unhOlly wink in's at de male an maskeline pro- porsion ob dis assembled gather in'. An oh"
 "It's @ lie! good Lawd! it's a lie! an Dou in by infamate wis dom knows I neber done it!" shouted the traduced member, who had now become frantic with rage. "Dar's not one particle of trOOt in it. It's a lie an 1 can mash de lies!"
 With these words she threw herself over the bench on to the back of the kneeling sister, plung ed her hands into the hustle of that devout but indiscreet person, and lifted her up bodily. Confusion reigned and dire dis may was in many faces that but a moment before were bright with the hope of Heaven. But stal- wart deacon finally separated the females, calmed their excited feelings, and, addressing the re- lived audience in an impressive tone, said:
 "Bredren, it am better dat we dwell togeder iu impunity. Less 'peal to de frone ob grace dat da1 be no noah such graceful disrup- tion in our midst. Will Brud der Johnson please make. de 'peal in one of his powerful prahrs?"
 And the appeal was we'll and timely made.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29
YUMA A. IT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2a 1876.
PEOPLE WILL TALK.

You may get through the world, but twill be very slow, If you listen to all that Is said as you go, You'll be worried and fretted, and kept Tn a stew, For meddlesome tongues will have some teing to dO-
 For peOlpe will talk. If quiet and modest, you'll have it pre- stunned That your humble position is only assumed; You're wolf in sheep's clothing or else your fOOl Bnt don't get excited-keep perfectly
 For people will talk. And then if you show the least boldness of heart, Or slight inclination to take your own part, They will call you an upstart, conceited and vain; But keep straight ahead-don't stop to
 For people will talk. If you dress in the fashion, don't think to escape, For they criticise then Tn different shape; You're ahead of your means, or yeur tai lor's unpaid; But mind your own business-there's naught to be made
 For people will talk. Now, the best way to do is to do as you please, For your mind, if you have one, will then be at ease; Of conrse you will meet with all sorts of abuse; But don't think to stop them-it ain't any
 For people will talk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29
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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29

There is a disappointed Demo- cratic carpet-bagger in Houston, Texas. He went into a ward meeting the other night to press his claims for a judicial nomina- tion. Uncle Jim Porter, color ed politician, was in the chair. When the aspirant arose and be- gan to state his desires, Uncle Jim blandIy requested him to ''set down." "Why, Uncle Jim, what have you against me :? l am a good Democrat" said the aston iShed Speaker. "Out of order, sah," replied the President. You ain't been heah long huff to git de stutf'n out'n your carpet-bag. Set down sah." The blighted man "set down."
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29

A young lady was heard to re- mark the other day, "With being tied around above, and tied around below, I haven't had square sit down since the introduction of the new fashion,"
 Rowing and smiling she crossed the street
 With a love of tled-back on; A melon rind glided from under her feet
 And then her tied-back was gone; She rose from her seat with martyred air And gathered the things she wore; She looked like one that was willing tC swear,
 But then she never swore.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29

A young man in this city. who is particular about his washing, the other day wrote a note to his washerwoman and one to his girl, and, by a strange fatality, put the wrong address on each envelope and send them off. The wash CT. woman was well pleased at an in. vitation to take a ride the next day, but when the lady read : "I you muss my shirt bosoms, and rub the buttons off the collar any more, as you did the last time, will go somewhere else," she cried all evening, and declares that she will never speak to him again.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-29
McCormick's Practical Work.

Independent or department work, which is really the chief labor of Delegate in COngrers. and exclusive of amendments to appropriation and other bills, such as those for the establishment of the military telegraph, and or dering the survey of the boundary between Arizona and New Mexi- co, and making appropriations therefor, Gov. Mccormick, dur ing his terms in Congress, intro duced and urged to passage the following etitled acts, alr of which were approved by the Pre- sident, are now laws of the land, and may be found in the United States Statutes at Large, viz:
 "An act to confirm the appor- tionment and amend certain laws of the Territory of Arizona" ap- proved March g. 1870.
 "An act to make the Territory of Arizona a separate surveying district and to establish the office of surveyor-general therein," ap- proved July II, 1870.
 "An act to provide for holding adjourned terms of the supreme court of Arizona" approved De. cember 24, 1872.
 "An act relating to the compeu- sation of the members and off, cers of the legislative assemblies of the several Territories of the United States" approved January g, 1873.
 "An act creating an additional land district in the Territory of Arizona," approved February IS, 1873. Crhe Gila DiStrict.)
 "An act to provide for the pay ment for certain property taken by the government for the eXten- sion of the military reservation at Camp Mohave, in the TerritO- ry of Arizona," approved Februa- ry l9, 1873. (Appropriating $14,- 200)
 "An act authorizing the Secre- tary of War to relinquish and turn over to the Interior Depart ment parts of certain reservations in the Territory of Arizona, no longer needed for military pur- poses" approved June P, 1874
 "An act to protect lines of tele- graph constructed or used by the United States, from malicious in jury and destruction," approved June 23, 1874.
 "An act authorizing the Com missioner of the General office, to grant patent for certain land in the Territory of Arizona," ap proved January 28, 1875. (The old ferry reserve, now a part of Yuma toWn-site.)
 "An act to grant title to certain lands in the Territory of A rizO- na," approved February 5, 1875. (rhe fields adjacent to Tucson.)
 An act to provide for the con- struction of military roads in Ari- zona," approved March 3, 1875. (Appropriating S15.OOO.)
 "An act granting to railroads the right 'Of way through the public lands of the United States" approved March 3, 1875.
 We doubt it any Delegate from any other Territory ever secured the enactment of more or better laws, and now that Gov. McCor- mick has concluded it's labors as Delegate and while in our midst, it seems proper to group together the titles of them with their dates of approval. Few people have any adequate idea of the labor and watchfulness required of Dele gate, to get a law through both branches of Congress, composed as the body is of 300 members re- presenting wealthy and populous Constituencies all demanding more or less legislation.-ArizoaG C5ti- zen.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-06


The other day Black Hills stage
driver undertook to horsewhip his pas
sengers into getting ont and pushing up
hill. but the gold-seekers held coroner
ipouest and found that he died of ,pneu-
monia.
A Milwaukee man made three iinsuc-
cessful attempts to blow his brains out.
and then his wife told him: Don't try
it again. John; you haven't got any,
lie goes about saying he owes his lite to
that woman.
--''I'll take it, Pop" said Don Came
ron when the family patriarch settled
the secrctaryship of war upon him, ''but
II I'm going to conduct the Office accord
ing to our family traditions, there will be
an Investigating committee after me in
just about thirty days. Brooklyn Aygus.
AT the Centennial opening one of
Philadelphia's fairest daughters. Il lady
of culture. and a member OF one Of the
best families, wore dress costing but
fifty cents, 1t being made with her own
hands, Itconsisted of ten yards of Made
Ter calico, at four cents per yard; ruilles
of the same material; aud trimming ten
| cents; total fifty cents
An eastern paper havin. had con-
siderable to say about "raislng chickens
by hand" the Galveston Necs responds
"Such information is not needed at the
south. The whole colored population
know how to do it, and an enterprising
| freedman can raise more pullets in sin
gle night. on his way home from prayer.
meeting, than that eastern editor could
raise in year with all his science"
Mary X. Dallas writes; "Thc mo-
ment girl has a secret from her mother,
| or has received letter she dare not let
her mother read, or has friend Of WHOM,
her mother does not know. she is in
danger. The fewer secrets that lie in
the hearts of women at any age the bet
ter. 1t is almost a test of purity. In
girlhood do nothing that, if discovered
by your father, would make you blush"
During recent performance at a
Paris theater, a man and hi, wife had a
quarrel on the stage-the woman in n
rage of jelousy. the man trying to per-
suade her that she was to suspicious and
too passionate. Both were acting with
great spirit, when-the wife moved her
arm too near a candle, and her muslin
dress was in flames in an instant. Both
actors kept their presence OF mind. how
ever. The husband extinguished the fire.
and proceeding with his part, interpo-
lated: "You see my dear, | was right.
You are ready to flare up for tile least
thing"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-06

The Bulletin
Kepul ,lican party, and refuse 10 be tram
melle, ~ The dictaiion OF any clique In the
Dem1 cratic organization.
IT believes that the Republican party hss
udllsd its mission. and that the Demo.
cratic party as now organized should he re.
stored to power.
1t believes the Radical tyranny that he
Ter several years oppressed the South
should be overthrown and the people CT the
Southern States permitted TO control then
own affairs.
IL believes that railroad corporation
should he prohibited by legislative cracis
ments from extorting and un)ustly dsserim-
mating in their business Transactions With
the public.
II recognizes the equality sof men
fore the law.
IT advocates free COMMERCE tarla 10:
revenue only.
advocates resumption of specie pay
msut, and honest payment OF the pubic
debt.
1t advocates economy In tbs dnini,us'
t'oH oi plbilt hHhN-
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Ia ents offered by The Bulletin in the way
OF cheap and profitable advertisement,
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ION TIME"
The Flying Train Nearing the Pacific
hlope-IamOusR Runs ON the Pacific
Roads.

The Flying Train Nearing the Pacific
hlope-IamOus Runs On the Pacific
Roads.
OMAHA, June 3.-rhe fast train reached
Green River al $40; left Green River at
G:27, 6 hours and 80 minutes ahead OF
time. 1t was ut Bridger station at 1858
a. IN, hours and IL minutes ahead of
time. 1t arrived at Evanston, distant
$50 mil, 9 from Omaha, at 9:l5, and de-
parted ,t 800, ahead hours and u
minutes.
The maximum rate per mile, on each
OF the three divisions was one minute,
and on one division between Big Springs
and Julesburg the run was made at the
rate OF seventy TO seyenty-two miles pei
hour.
The train arrived at Ogden at 1857
| Laramie time, and 1927 local time. {
hours and q minutes ahead of schedule
time. Average speed over the Union
Pacific A miles per hour.
The train passed Corinne, Utah, a,
IL am.
At Ogden, Utah, the lightning expires,
tram arrived at 1922, local time, this
morning, five hours ahead OF time
made the run from Omaha to Ogden In
just twenty-four hours made Evanston
to Ogden, ssventy-flve miles, in seventy,
nine minutes. The fastest time made
was fourteen miles In eleven minutes
The train runs so fast that il il In con,
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The P0stage.Stasnp Girl.

From the New York Evening Post
From the information OF large num-
Der of our correspondents who have man
ifested great interest in the attempt of
little Sunday-school girl OF this city to
collect 100000 OF cancelled postage
stamps before the lst Of July, we are able
to say that their kindly offered assistance
is not needed. The little girl is certain TO
collect great many more than
the required number oil stamps by
the time specified, and thus to secure her
promised annuity. 1t may be of interest
IT, persons who regard it as a well-nlgh
impossible task 10 collect million Of de-
faced postage stamps within few weeks
to know that we have had stamps to the
number OF nearly million offered TO us
within less than a week for this little
girl-one correspondent alone Offering to
give her COO. 600 at once, and we'll
known business firm Of this city prom
ising from 1900 to 5000 a week Tor any
length Of time.
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DR.. james.
Lock EaIi'.l

Z OhNIk
Washington
a:sst Franklin
treess. lisi.
cage. Illinois.
Chartered by the
State of Illinois
for the express
purpose OF giving
Immediate mini
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looking men, armed with dress-
swords aud deched with badges and
sashes. each with a big feather in hi
cbapcau, joined in the parade. and
marched up one street and down another
to the music Of halt hundred brass
bands. 4.
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According 10 this table, Mr.. Blaine
Lack only seyenty-seyen votes oil ma
jority. 1t is noteworthy fact that every
State that is certainly Republican has
appointed Blaine delegates.
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blaine.

From the Chicago Evening journal.
All the States having now appointed
their delegates TO. the Republican Ma
tional Convention. the New York Trt-
bnae gives the following summary OF
their preferences for the presidency