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this great wrong shall be righted. 1t was
said at the last election that the Republi-
can parry was looking for soft place to
sleep for the next quarter of century.
but 1t seems to me now that 1t is the other
fellows who are looking for soft place to
sleep for all eternity.
AT Washington" said Mr.. Barnes,
MI. Hilborn had not fair fighting
chance. The referee was against him and
the timers and CROWD were against him,
put now we are going to put him in train
ing, ana promise You the Republicans
VIII send him back to Congress with an
unquestioned malority." Mr.. Barnes closed
amid whirlwind of applause.
Inc following telegram was read from
Boutelle of Maine: the State of Maine
1eels especially indignant that a Maine
Democratic Congress. Send Mr.. Hill
born back to Washington and we will seal
him In Republican Congress"
Nj. Nj. h tee was now introduced, and
went at once into the merits OF protection
as against the Democratic policy of free
trade, describing how the wool and fruit
industries In the state had been hurt by
the party in power, and how this party
had violated its pledges and sent upon the
highways and byways thousands of men
without work and without homes. The
speaker closed with a glowing tribute TO
Mr.. Rilborn. and asked that he might
again be minated, saying that his cleo
ton was fOregene CONCLUSION.
After Mr. Estee'S speech the following
telegram was read. signed by Congress
men J. A. Cannon and w. w. Bowers
1.-The people of the Third Congressional
Dis rlct of California elected Hilborn; the
Democratic House ignored the people and
elected English. Elect Hilborn again.
There Will be no Democratic House next
Congress to annul the will of the people. "
Hon. Charles n. Fox was the next
speaker. he said thatthls outpouring was
really the first guE of the campaign which
would shortly be upon the people, and that
at that election another Congress would be
elected. The speaker said that the man
who was cheated out of his seat by the
recent Congress would MT only be nOmin-
ated, but that he would be elected by such
q majority that even If there was Demo-
crat left there would be 10 question of Mr..
Hilborn's election.
The last speaker was Thomas Pierson. a
colored man, who made very short but a
most eloquent address. He was cheered
to the ecno when he closed, Ey saying
"Mr. Hilb I'm might have said when he
left Washington, as was said by that an.
Gent Roman: L go. but l return
The meeting broke up with three-times-
three for the next Congressman from the
Third, Judge HIlborn. After the NEE ms
there was an in formal banquet held at the
Maison POpera, where wit ana wine
flowed without stint till an early hour
Among those at the table we're: General
Barnes. Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee. Hon. Charlie;
f. Spear. VIII Church. Judge F. w. Hen
shaw, n. w. Letch, l.. l.. Bromwell. w.
E. D rgie, ii. A. Powell, w. Ii. Fifrld, Y.
w. Gaskill, besides Mr.. HnbUrn and sew.
eral of his Solano County friends.
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is A SOLID BANK.
San Francisco Savings
Union at Home.
A MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE.
Description of the Largest Bank
Building in the State-DetaiIs
of the Splendid Edifice.

The San Francisco Savings Union, now
in the IhiIty-third year of its exis tence,
was Incorporated on the 18th of June, 1862,
with guarantee fund of 100000. It's To-
Cation was at first al 513 California street
and later at 500 on the same thoronghfare.
but in 1867. compelled by largely ex-
panding business, it removed to tie corner
of California and Webb streets in build
ing owned by itself and thought at that
time to be sufficiently large to accommo-
date any possible increase of its business
for an indefinite period.
At its Incorporation the San Fran
cisco Savings Union embraced many
OF the principal men of business,
and those distinguished for their fnan-
cial strength and capacity that were
to be found in the city-men who were as
careful in the control of funds intrusted
to them as they were of their own-and it
is not surprising therefore that the institu-
ton prospered from the first, and has con-
tinued to grow in public confidence and
esteem until in strength and resources it is
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THE SUMNER LAND
The Heart of Southern
California.
Part Eleven of picturesque CaIifor-
MIA" Describes the Beauties of
This Country.

The southern part of the State is, for
many reasons, the most attractive to peo-
pie from the East. There is enough re-
manning of the old Spanish days 10 throw
q halo of romance over the country and
people, and what has been done in the
way of modern Improvement was done
when money was plenty and kept as much
in conformity with old ideas as possible.
Such magnificent orange orchards can
be found in no other part of the State,
and the natural beauty of the country
gives them peculiar CHAIN. The valleys
and mountains are an ever-changing
panorama of loveliuess.
Part II Of picturesque California is
devoted entirely to this part of the State,
and will be ready for distribution to-mor-
row.
The portfolio contains nineteen illustra-
tons, four of them being full-Dage.
Eucalyptus avenue" from pain ting by
W. {. Filter. is one of the most charmin G
in the work. 1t shows this beautiful drive
way in its glory. filed with people and
splendid vehicles.
''Under the Palms." from a painting by
Alfred E. Steiner. must be seen to be ap-
preeiated. II is most characteristic bit
OF California in ''old mission days"
Santa Catalina Island" from a paint
ing by j. Ivey. is a beautiful bit Of the
rocky shores of that romantic place.
"a View of Los Angeles" from a paint
ing by Thomas Hill, is strong character
istlc bit of work, accurate in every detail
Besides the picture mentioned there are
others representing the different indus tri SIS
Of the country as we'll as he habits of the
people. Portfolio IL is just the thing to
send east TO your friends. 1t will be ready
tomorrow and can be obtained by CALL
subscribers Tor 10 cents and one cou on.
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light and airy appearance of the great
room. The ceiling. which is divided into
panels, is beautifully frrscoed and adorned
in white and gold and is su ported by iron
pillars beautifully proportioned. The
walls are shaded a delicate cream color,
and the waInscotiDg and woodwork is ali
of curly maple, the desks even being
made of that beautiful wood.
The SECOND, third, fourth and fifth
floors contain sixiy-fve offices in all. all
provided with closets and marble basins
and finished in auarlered oak. Every one
of these offices is airv and light, and equal
to any in The city. Upon the sixth floor
are the rooms of the Bar association,
which has leased the entire floor. 1t is
roums, with parlors and kitchen, all of
which are handsomely fitted up and pro-
vided with every convenience. A stair
way in the rear affords access when the
elevators have ceased to run. The vesti-
bule and bank with the hall of the stair
way are beautifully paved with mosaic.
So much for the interior.
Upon the exterior the architect, William
Curlett, was enabled to carry to harmoni-
Gus completion his conception of classic
architecture as applied to a building de-
voted to the uses of commerce, and has
produced an effect which is surprising in
its general appearance.
The first story is built of gray 1nyo
marble in massive blocks. and its chief
feature is the entrance. which extends
ope-half the total width of the front. This
portico of veined marble opens into the
vestibule and is supported by columns of
great size with capitals and SCULPTURE and
supporting the immense mass of stone
which forms its Of 1t is paved with
mosaics and the effect produced is admira-
bic. All the stories above the first are
built of cream-colored brick, the great
height being broken by an entablature
above the second story.
The San Francisco Savings Union has
now home for all time, with capacity
sufficient for any possible increase in its
business, and one that may we'll excite the
pride of its projectors. In every detail
for which it is calculated it is compile te
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tween alternate windows six or seven feet
above the floor. Also registers for con-
Quoting the vitlated air to fans below, Oy
which it is forced out of the building.
Builders will do we'll to inspect the ad-
mirable arrangements for ventilating and
heating the building. 1t seems to be an I'M
possibility to have improved upon II. ssszsa
THE INTERIOR FINISH.
No feature N the con tructi0n and fin
ish of this great building will be observed
with greater interest than the artistic fin
sh which has been impaired through the
art and manifest cspabllily shown by the
contractor having the painting and wood
finish 10 charge. The whole aspect OF the
bank has been given light and elegant
appearance, which strikes the visitor most
agreeably. The entire effect is due
to the competence and taste of
Mr.. p. N. Kuss. whose offices at
400 Suffer street in this city and at 400
Thirteenth street. Oakland, are well known
as the sources from which much Of the
best work in painting and wood finish 10
be found in this vicinity has emapated.
For reliability and absolute ability 10
accomplish the highest class of work Mr.
Kuss has long been celebrated. Such
work as is to be found in the building of
the San Francisco Savings Union shows
a master hands
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CaIedopiaus fold Off.

The Caledonian Club held a special meeting
Friday night 10 decide whether the club should
take part III the festivities at the Mdwinter
Fair on the 23d OF June, which has been set
apart as Scottish day.
The sentiment OF the members was very
strongly opposed to participating as club, as
1t was shown that the expenditure of money for
the games at The tar would interfere with the
Caledonian picnic on the Goth OF May. The
M mDers of The club will. however, attend the
fair on Scottish day and do what they can to
make the occasion success.
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Beware of fraudulent limitations of DR.. Am
lexis Chemical Treatment for Lung Diseases.
We learn that irresponsible persons in this city
who have never ordered medicines from US are
advertising IN newspapers that they can sup
ply DR.. Amick's Treatment. They are using
DIR. Amick's name without authority. and they
Will be prosecuted 10 the full extent of the law
for continuing 10 do so.
The AMIcK CHEMICAL Co.,
o
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BUY glass of F. N. Woods & Co.. 81 First ST.,
Sayeda Fined for Dancing.

Sayeda Machamed. one of the Cairo
street dancing girls, was fined $50 by
Police Judge Conlan yesterday for uanc-
ing in n ind ecent manner. She was at
rested by Secretary Kane of the Society
for the Su OPPRESSION Of Vice. Although
her manager and attorney endeavored 10
stay proceedings the Judge was positive
and compelled her to pay the fine.
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COLLECTION and CREMATION OF GARBAGE

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
" San Francisco. April 81 1894.
Public notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested that the Committee on cath and Police
of the Board OF Supervisors will hold meeting
on FRIDAY FORENOON, May 4, 1894 at 10
O'CLOCK for the purpose of hearing and consider
ing all propositions for the collection. also the
disposition Of garbage and house refuse of the
city and county by cremation.
ap24 I'd JNO. A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE SEEKERS
Should surely go TO Saratoga Springs.

LaAt OUuIity. OdiiIUTHId.
1--WE D1FFkRE II MINERAL WATERS THAT
Dy analysis are proven the equal of any known
similar springs. Accom- m oda tIons for 300 guests
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Liver 1rou-
bles quickly relieved Rates from So per diem
and % per week upward Lovely Cottages,
Daacing Hall, Croquet. Tennis Courts, Hunting
and Fishing. Send for circulars. r. III. WAR
FIELD. Saratoga Springs, Bachelor P. o.. Lake
County, Cal. ap22 SuWeFr I'm
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Life in Camp.

In part ten of Picturesque California"
camp life is accurately depicted by the
pencils of noted artists and the pen of
JOAQUIN Miller
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HOTEL AND CoTTAGES-HART HART &
Railroad among the giant Sonoma redwoods of
the beautiful Austin Creek Canyon. The SWIM
ming hunting. fishing and scenery are sur
passed. Terms. $40 to $l4 week. ago If SuWeFr
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-PoTosI MIN
ing Company. Location of principal place OF
business. San Francisco. California: location OF
works. Virginia, Story County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, on account Of assessment No.
Al. levied on the sixth day OF March. 1894. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors made on the sixth day OF
March. 1884, many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold 1t public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, room 10,
Nevada block, No. sos Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California, on WEDN SDAY. the
second day OF May, 1894, at the hour of two
O'Clock p. n. of said gay, to pay said deIinquenr
assessment thereon, together with cost Of advsr-
Using and expenses OF sale.
CHAS E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
ofdce-Room 79. Nevada block. No. S09 Mont
eomery street. San francisco. California. apl2 I'd
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HOTEL DEL MAR.

IN THE BEACH. 90 MINUTES RIDE FROM
" santa Cruz; fine climate, bathing, rowing, fish.
ing; buses TO trains: children SO so to So, adults
So nurses 50 per week: special rates families aud
societies; table unexcelle1. For particulars apply
To Manager. Santa Cruz CAL, or Catholic Ladies'
Aid Soclety. r 29. Maze building. S. F.a29SuW Ell
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FREE INEORMATION

A BOUT HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS
~ with descriptive pamphlets rates, how t,
reach them, etc, Will be furnished to any one b,
BUREAu.n 602 Market st. s. i. ap22ltf Su W. e
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PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE. MoNTER : Y.

LOVELY PLACE TO SPEND THE SUMMER,
~ near the beach, splendid fishing. boating,
ETC.; first class table: good attention; terms
apIz SuMeFrt II r. CHAMBRE. Proprietor
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GLENBRooK HOTEL. LAKE COUNTY,

QUIET HOMELIKE RESORT SITUATED
~ at foot OF Cobb Mountain, 5000 feet above
hunting and fishing. o. w. r. TREADWAY,
proprietor. Glen brookp. o, Lake County.
apl5 Am SuWeFr
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-TRE
- WEEKLY CALL sent to any address in the
United States or Canada ono year for 81. postage
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY.
AsOuhu TIP tiSAoto. SO.
Fine hunting, fishing and boating. Beautiful
scenery, Post. express and telegraph. Rates
reasonable. Open all year. Write Tor illustrated
pamphlet. J. CRAIG Manager. apis tt SuW Fr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-28

Uuavujici letni psrno Jest ddsno pry6.
Nyni Jest pouzc jedna vymluva pro cha.
bost neb nedostatek energio chabe
zdravf
ndvratem osvezujiciho, ostrGho DO.
dasi naltzaji fddni mu2i zeny vyhlidky
na praci pouiavymi. Obchod Jest nad1-
ny Lcnivy zmalatnely pocit minulych
mGsich ustoupf encrgii tezke prdci.
Rozumf Sc, kdyz bude clov6k zdrdv.
Churavemu muzi ncb cLurave zen6
sou vyhlidky chab6. Tisice osob, pra-
cniicieh b6hem leta a mnozi. jichz prazd-
niny mn mist6 osvczeni jujich sill. zvysili
pozadavky ma jeiich unavene nervy a
mysl--takovi nestastnici NELL by pouzit
techto osyezuifcfch dnh noci kzasobenf
svych tel tistou, zdravou krvf q nervosnf
system jejich energif, dfive, nczli studene
poGasi zasahnc jc jcjich slabcm, kleslem
stavu.
Painhv Celery Compound mel by uzi-
van byt behcm mesfce listopadu. Zbu.
duje unaveny system podivuhodnG. Ivy.
sen6 chut k jidiu stale nabyyanf ma
vazc behem tohoto mesice ukdzc neomyl
ne drazdivy vysledck toto zvlGstni nervo.
vi potrayy. I'll. jlz znajf praeovdui a
ti6el ncryoveho systGmu, vi, ze vGasnym
zasobonim nervh Panovou Celery Com
pound pfibyya rozhodne zdravi a sile
celemu systemu. Ncnft 6dstl tela, jez by
kontrolovdna nebyla nervy.
Nevenovani pozornosti zndmkam va.
dach srde6nich naplnuie statistiky vel.
kym po6tem limrti. sphaobcnych "srdc6nf
vadou.' III, kteff 2avcas zbudovali svou
silu d ukojli chabd neryova stfedlska
Palnovym Celery Compoundem zadrzi
slabost tohoto dilezileho organu tak
rychle, jako slabost jak6koliv iine 66sti
t6la. Tento slavny modernf osv6zitel,
vyDalezeny onym muzem. ma nejz Jest
yarmouth kolej hrdou prof. Edward II j.
Phelpe. M. d.. LID. uyitan byl lepe
nezli pouhy krok ku pfodu 6fmkoliv po
ruce l6kafhm stojicim letenf revma
tismu. bolesti nervh chabosti. Bezpo.
6etne zeny. slab6. hnbend pouh6 snhsky
nervh a zmalemyslntl6 svou nemoznosti
k nabyti sil, uvedeny byly ma jistou ces,u
ku pozdrayeni Painovym Celery Com.
pound
L6kafi pfedpisuji Iel bez ustani.
Stante Sc sinymi a zdrayymi uzivdnim
Paine-oya Celery Compound. Zde lest
zkusenost panf William McColoun
Trenton Mo, jez pravi. 'eTrpela isem
chorobou ncrv6 po osm neb deset roke
a pocala jsem koneona vefiti. DO sphsobi
moji smrt, Byla jsem vzdy napadcna
chorobou touto iii nj etyfkrat m6sici
n bolest usadla SO mem mozku. rozsi-
fujic SO po zadech trvaiic po n6kclik
hodin. Zkusili jsme vie ma co jsme 81
avsak bez yysledku, nj navsti.
villa mne mole matka, je2 mi poradila
u5fvdnf Paine ova Celery Compound. 10.
likoz uSfvala joj v neryosnioh chorobdch
: dobrym vysledkem. Soudimc ohe. 10
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-28

~ vsi fafhf4nii nas ptsd Msnssvim.
Fuultls Item pomke dfuu lAhxi, aTAak
aeduh mhi ~ fife neYfsill
lsflns We jest lists : sles, q kkall
uemph0u pee mHe nle ufiHltl NfhieH
lthail Ne lfpim nHfFWsHHHti jlni upts ~
lenskea nenuti Iesinl lskll lednDs dfuti
ono sxiak dikf YatemH kAsfaf nfmu "
~ Item opt hrmeee spfniikna. ID 70.
- tamytlela Isem psail vkm. ahyeh
ram adtllla lAke ai9Veni nkalrduls sba
reni sebe b0lssti. DdklAiAla Iaam yaak
daplasm ~ tasn Sssu Ahtaso bgt
ubetpsfenl. T. EidY bgda mluylsi pos
ebgalat o Paiae. nvu CelsfY Compound =
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-28

ias sby 90 slls,iio. tim : ~ yises
vls.tnA neatlssl tsto saVinans
byIs
Fffssa msssr
Odbosey hssopis mlyhkfskg 4
Northwestern Miller. pFias.l vs
ssieds vjfyba moaky fpfAsa "a
sIsaovsfi v mIyasch minneapolis
sich vyfoAeno gls AS mdh ma
tg, pfoii $4,000 ' iydai plsieha
aim ytyos byI sspaifnim, an
osna byis pfilia vysosoa. avTvsrs
no oelssm sq,iis sadh. pro,l efr
0B0 sadsm tidni pfedohosim
v Superior . Daiash " sobsao %.
gih .adh pfou tog,aat tfdni
pledebksejieim eena jeji rvtasna
o oesth. v Milipsskee vyfobsne
% ,ss0 svs NJ Louis et. 300 sudh,
phi oena Al o zoe. yyasi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-28

uleff stitll 80 1hioaqs
stop vysoty oceloyf komiu badoyy
University Clnb ma Washington
ulioi, prod radnioi stoItof a sice m.
skhnul jednopatrovy pffs,asek bu.
dovy Handy Abstract Company, v
ndml diadovny spole6nosti u 80
naldxaly nebyt sklen6bA stfeoha
silnou ooelovou sftf chrandnk, xaji.
st6 10 by byl xnadny po6et iivoth
utracen byyal. SIC tato zabrknila
prorasenf kominu do ynitF pfistav.
ku n TAX vyvasl xnaon} po6et xFf.
xencd, ktoryz case tom tam sc mn.
l6zal, poure pofezanim, padajfofm
,ilrym sklem spdsobenym.
sralka poulitnich kAr.
V Pittsburgh udala SO We stfedu
na kfizoyatce Wylse ave. a Fulton
al. sratka elektricke drAhy pouli6nf
: yozem drahy lanovd, pfi 6emz 8
osob nebespecn6 poran6no bylo.
Nest6stf zavindno bylo tim, 10 brx.
dy kary elektricke, kteraz : prud-
keho vrsku sjfldela, odepfely pra.
covati, TAX 10 se stale vzrdstajfcf
rychlostf vrsku sjfzdela do ka-
ry lanov6 na kfizovatce yrazila.
Wax propadI mostem.
V pond6lf propadlo Sc 10 zelex-
ni6nfch vozh uhlfm nalozenych, ze-
lezni6nfm mostem nedaleko stanice
Larimer, Pa. pfi 6emz sedm hornf-
kd, kteff prace doma 40 vraceli,
o zivot pfislo. Zffzenci zelezni6nf,
ma pfednf 6asti vlaku sc nalezajfcf,
ysichni zivotem vyvazli.
Budou vyvr2eni prace.
v New Yorku vyvrzeni budou
die vseho prace vsichni delnfci,
v tamnfch dflnAch ma kosile ga
mestnanf. vyvrzenf toto bude ma
sledkem zamssleneho snfzenf mzdy
o 10 procent, jemuz d6lnfci "a zad-
nSch podmfnek podvoliti sc nechtf,
neb nevidf zaddou pfi6inu, prod by
mzda jejich snfzena bsti mela,
kdyz zamestnavatele prave tolik,
jako jindy, ga kosile dostavajf.
Xam6stnavatele t6z cd nmysla sve-
ho upustiti neohtf a dali d6lnfk6m
do soboty ma rozmyslenou, bud
snfzenf pfijmouti neb prace zane
cbati.
Zprava Alasky.
Guverner Alasky Sheakle, pred
loail svou vfro6nf zpravu sekretafi
vnitra stavu one territorie. Pra
VI, 10 vzdor nepfizniv6mu po6asf z
jara casn6 lete, zapo6aty byly
letos mnoh6 podniky. Rybafenf Sc
xdarem 80 provadelo, dolly vydaly
dobry uzitek, obyyatelstva pfibylo
pfistehovalectvem a lidu dobfe 40
daft Vxhledem k tomu, ze xemS
jest rozsahla spojenf takfka zad-
NE, jest malo zlo6inh paohano.
Rudosi tamnejsf jsou velmi u6eli-
VI a napodobuji vse. obyvatel-
stvo odhadujc Sc ma $4,000. Zave-
deni tam chovu sibifsk$ch soba
potka SO nepochybn6 50 xdarem.
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Fulte Fakfnk 1aps1H - ltahsn
ps,l . skreis Tlsleam 'pIL
jsh byl shdeem . asasossss
u sAmelsosii . lspii budoae
- "a ! l popasal . ,kbsst .
W. asssossssIsm essty ssslos.
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lkpe posssli obtsaa btbsm
81 dsou rota . vi.lsdsL MI.
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hkIspt yidy Potfossm zAps
{ nsilspiim iobo dhssis@. v
nArodaim siAl I'okrok zApa
, 20 pfvtm misst ' podpofo.
aldo snahy Eaidtho haali,
.IoaliIo La prospteha nd
ledsm / toma sisma sasla
dvjis,a pokrok lApadu pod
sseobecnt pif,na ttenktb
me se pfoio na vsechuy urnal'
ltsIs a pii,niyoe o.ic, tou
q iAdosti, ably beien sytm
ptedplAcenim proIesili nan
a,rnj, n5bri ably sei podal
40 ruky nam ku sifcni kraht
stsa naseho. Tento rok jesl
nesnari n bIdy. I.oni ovseu
u byl prhmysl naa ocbrome
s,alym o6ekavAnim provAddn
tstoe poliiiky demokratiche
Foda byIa ' celku pozebnana
spoh rolnicky STAY nbs nesdi
/. d6lnfka v m6stech. Vsal
ako by potrestan byti mel
postihla skoro cely zapad ne
"a dolehla tiseii ! ma STAY rol
Skladkme vsak dlv6ru ,
be nase, 10 byr pon6kud
akli jen drobet mozno, "a
q skrovnou castku, kteror
me obnasi. Dva neb tn do
,se shledati kazdy kdo chce
10 ten kdo nejvdtsf bfd6 j.
|n, avsak kdyz sta neb tisico.
bmu po maltch 6astkacn dlu
lk to jiz sunny ohronn6. Jia
Ska name k pozadovani cd
sld mnohe tisfce a spolehame
hny pffznivce nase, ze SPRAY.
'edplacenfm nepfipustf, ably
rex mas jest6 vice zrdstal.
TO, xylaStnf 2adost vznasfme
nasfm pffznivchm a to Jest,
2ali nam pomocne ruky k ROE.
istu naseho, TAX ably prosp6a-
,bnost nase co nejsirsiho pole
Velmi mnozf y tech, ktefi
Ia slepe nasledovsli stranu
[atickou ma vsech jeff cestAcb,
aminulych dvou letech k po-
4e nevedou ku zdaru a pro.
lcssAsady demokratiok6 a nenf
n 1e jsou mnozf probudilejsf
hi, kteti by byli ochotni dati
dhvcdom republikansk ym,
'npu stran vec posouditi a TAX
Iw5 dsudek uoiniti ii mohli.
pr,oto vsechny nase pffxniv.
,ppkusili 80 o zfskanf nam
pf6tel. snahy takovdto .
odmenime a "a kazdeho al
o odberatele premii poskytne-
sjfce, 10 zadost nase nalezne
/ vsech nasfcb pfizniycfi.