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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Tiny Blaze.

A small blaze on the roof of the build
ing in which Mrs. NJ. +. Gibson lives on
Main ST. last Wednesday forenoon got
the fire company out on double quick.
A few buckets of water extinguished
the fire before the company got the
water turned on, although the boys
were not long in getting out after the
alarm was given. This is the second
time this year that small blaze has
made its appearance within a few feet
Of the same place on the same roof.
Tic cause OF fire both times is unknown.
The supposition is that it caught this
time from spark from a fire in a
neighboring yard.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Sunday Rendezvous.

Last Sunday number of Italians,
men and women, came from Eleanora to
this place and met at the home Of an
italian near the r. g. F. c. R'y, west
Main street, where they spent the day
in drinking beer and boisterousness.
Beer was rolled into the house from
the barn, half barrels at time. If we
have been correctly informed the Ikes
frequently make that house Sunday
rendezvous for drinking, and that the
notwithstanding people in that i'm
mediate part of town are becoming
tired of it and will likely have it
declared nuisance.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Would be a Good Investment.

A call has been issued for a meeting
OF the Board OF Trade to be held in the
Flynn hall tomorrow, Thursday, even
ing, April 23rd. The object of the
meeting is to try to form a stock COM
pany and raise money enough to buy
the large grist mill in Prescottville,
which is for sale. This matter has
been talked Of among some of the busi-
ness men for sometime. The mill is
we'll equipped with roller process and
latest improvements for milling pur-
poses, and II the business men would
buy the mill and get their flour from it,
the plant would be apaying investment.
All interested should attend the meet
ing tomorrow evening.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Queen of Trades.

The Business Mems Carnival enter
tertainment will be given at the opera
house on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of next week. One hundred
young people are engaged in this enter
tainment. In the grand march the
Queen of Trades will appear with her
maids of honor, and royal page will
herald her coming with silver bugle.
About ninety costumes of varied kinds
will be used, forming kaleidoscope
unique for its variety, such as has never
been witnessed in Reynoldsville. The
Illuminated Woman, Nellie BLY, and
Mrs. Rip Van Wrinkle, together with
other specialties will be added. A
large and kindly patronage is asked for.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Rev. II. G. Furbay's Call.

Rev. Harvey Grame Furbay, who
was pastor of the Rcynoldsville Presby-
terian church several years and who
accepted call three years ago to the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian
church of Tyrone, received call last
week to become pastor of the Oxford
Presbyterian church OF Philadelphia,
which is considered the wealthiest and
most influential church in the "City OF
Brotherly Love" The modest salary
of 5000 per year is what the Oxford
church pays its pastor. Rev. Furbay
has not accepted the Philadelphia call
yet, so far AS we can learn, but IL is
taken for granted that he will do so on
his return from Atlantic City. where he
has gone for short rest.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Fooled With the Law.

Two young men were pulled in Mon
day night for making more noise than
the law allows. They paid fine for
their misconduct. There We're four in
the party and two of them escaped that
night, but warrant will be issued for
them and they will also have to come
down with a specified amount of the
stuff that makes business hum. The
young men had been told by the officers
to seek their homes, which they did not
do.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
More Plugs Needed.

West Reynoldsville should have three
or four more water plugs put in, and
that without delay. The water plugs
will only cost $500 a year and the tax
payers certainly will not object to paying
q small tax for them. There is not a
taxpayer in West Reynoldsville, we ven
ture to say without fear Of contradic-
tion, that would object to having the
water turned on if his house caught fire
or if his neighbor's house caught fire
and there was danger of his home being
destroyed. This being the case would
it not be wise to have the water handy
in case of emergency?
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Another Pensioner.

ESQ. L. Neff received the papers last
Friday from the Pension Bureau grant
ing Mrs. w. w. Ford, of Grant ST., a
pension of $500 per month for herself
and $500 per month for each child
under 10 years old. The pension will
date from July, 1894, which will allow
Mrs. Ford back pension of $4,000.
Esq. +. Neff has had papers filed at
Washington, ID. c., for number of
years showing him to be a pension at
torney with privilege of practicing in
the Department of the Interior.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Woman's Fancy.

In the spring woman's fancy gener-
ally turns to home beautifying. She
wants to brighton up the surroundings,
clear away everything sombre, add a
touch of color here and there, make
everything suggestive Of budding
spring. What is better than new wall
paper? Where is better place to get
1t than at Stokes, the druggist?
Everything that's good in wall paper
we haye. The other kind finds no place
in our stock. Beautiful designs sold
exclusively at this store and so many of
them go to make up display that
easily demonstrate our leadership in
the wall paper trade. Popular prices
reign supreme and make this every
body's store. STOKES PHARMACY.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Long Separation.

A mother and daughter, who had not
seen one another for fourteen years,
met at the A. V. R'y station last Thurs
day on the arrival OF the one o'clock
train. The young lady did not know
her mother was living until she receiv-
ed letter Thursday morning that she
would come to Reynoldsville on the
noon train.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Have You Cleaned Your Premises?

A number of Reynoldsville people
have taken advantage of the pleasant
spring weather the past week and have
cleaned up the grounds around their
dwellings, but there are others who
have paid no attention to this matter.
AS soon AS the weather permits in the
spring there should be a general clean
ing up of all refuse in gardens or
grounds Immediately surrounding
dwellings,. There is no surer source of
disease than decaying vegetable or
animal matter, and those who are wise
will see to it that all such deleterious
stuff is removed before the warm rays
of the sun cause 1t to rot and give forth
foul odors. A little care and attention
may save a doctors bin and perhaps
save life.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Democrat Candidate.

Sam'l States, one OF the present board
OF commissioners OF Jefferson county, Is
good business man. He is honest and
upright In his transactions not only for
himself but also for the county. While
serving the county Mr.. States, who is
Democrat, has gained the confidence
Of many Of the citizens OF this county
outside of his own party for the con-
scientious manner in which he has
looked after the county's business. In
another column OF this issue will be found
the announcement Of Mr.. States for re-
nomination for county commissioner on
the Democratic ticket. There can be
but little doubt OF his denomination, as
his party certainly appreciate his course
as commissioner, and will, doubtless,
give expression OF their appreciation by
re-nominating him. There will be
other men, no doubt good ones too, seek
ing the nomination, but Mr.. States has
been tried and not found wanting. and is
q good man for the office for another
three years.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
Trailing arbutus is in bloom.

Wall paper &c. up to SOC. per roll at
Boxes.
Puncture-proof tires sold at c. F.
|Hoffman's.
The Hotel Belnap business Office has
been enlarged.
Go to Ristons for anything you want
dn fishing tackles.
When you want shoes Robnson's can
thow you variety.
The gardeners are beginning to put
heir "patches" In order.
Regular dollar kid glove goes for SOC.
mis- week only at Deemer's.
Misses Alice and Meta Adelsperger
1sited in Dubois yesterday.
Don't make mistakes buying your
5hoes until you see Robinson's.
Mrs. Elijah Trudgen, of Brockway-
kille, vfsited in town this week.
The cheapest and best shoes for the
honey in town at j. S. Morrow's.
An Interesting letter from Emerick-
lille will be found on the first page.
Gentlemen, the finest line of shirts
ver shown at Bells from 30 ct. TO SO.
s. B. Elliott's lecture on Astronomy
cited the Grand Army Post almost
p0.
genuine hand turned ladies' shoe
b1.50, Monday, at A. d. Deemer &
IN infant OF Jim Sharp's was buried
the cemetery, near Chestnut Grove,
day.
shoe with guarantee, reduction
be on, at A. ID. Deemer & Co.'S,
pday.
he cream, cake and coffee at the
Vest Reynoldsville town hall Saturday
vening.
|. Ninety degrees in the shade last
Saturday savored Of July and August
weather.
4 Now is the heaceepted time to clean up
That unsightlS rubbish around the
premises.
Y Gents, remember that Bell handles
correct styles to be found in
bunty.
a heavy rain and wind storm struck
cynoldsville about seven o'clock Mon
nv evening
II you want q brussels, extra velvet or
Ingram carpet go to the Reynoldsville
Hardware Co. store.
Friday is Arbor Day. II you did not
plant tree on the 10th inst. you have
me more opportunity.
Alex. Riston keeps large and COM
Iete line of fishing tackle which he
III sell at low figures.
Fif>cen jurors we're drawn from Reyn-
dsville and West Reynoldsville for
be May term Of court.
Brussels and ingram carpets Of all
yles, at low prices, at the Reynolds
lie Hardware Co. store.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. held an
3 cream and cake festival in the G. A.
hall last Friday evening.
The gas company is losing its grip on
% peoples pocket books and the ice
Alers are coming to the front.
ID. Deemer & Co.'S shirt waists
70 made To order. That's the reason
y have such good patterns and style.
hronic headache permanently cured
b properly fitted glasses. You can
them fitted properly at G. F. Hoff-
ps.
was plain to be seen at the fire
day morning that West Reynolds.
needs more water, plugs for fire
ectlon.
hen you have an ''awful" headache
. package of Perfect Headache
dars. For sale at the Reynolds
Store.
~ line Of carpets to select from in
are to be found at the Reynolds
Hardware Co. store. See and bt
lnoed.
Ifendy the North Western Reunion
ooiation, X. G. E., are making
arations for big time in Reynolds
~ Saturday, August sth.
ornl Dane, infant son Of Mr.. Fl. A
Xrs Dora Sherwood, aged thre'
end eight days, died ON Apri
od Of pneumonia and measles.
~ League social at tn,
~ PrIeetsr last Thursda.
n1anu r1oonla waro nraaant
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
A Home Man Gets II.

J.V. Young has received the contract
to build the three story brick hotel on
the corner OF Main and Fifth streets for
Green and Conser. The contract price
is $ll 900. The work is to begin about
the first OF May.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22

Window shades, all prices, at Stokes.
We will save you money and sell you
shoes that wear and tit your feet. Give
US . call. ], s. Morrow.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22
In the "Pen" Seven Times.

1t is claimed that David Trainor,
who stole a horse near Punxsutawney
and was captured and taken to Brook
vile jail last week, OF which mention
was made in THE STAR, is something OF
a desperate character. He has served
seven terms in the penitentiary and has
an eighth term staring him in the face.
G. F. Hoffman sells the Eclipse, the
best bicycle in ReynOldsville, Pa.
n. and G. glove hitting corset at j. s.
Morrow's.
Wall paper 2c. per roll at Stokes,
Shoe day Monday, April 27, at
Deemer's.
Window shades, all prices, at Stokes.
See Robinson's shoes before you buy.
A good shoe cheap at Deemer's, Mon
day.
Wall paper 20. up to boc, per roll at
Stokes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-22

Slickest shoes you ever saw at
Robinsons.
Coll, Golf, Coils for everyone at Bells.
Mothers call at Bells and see the fine
line OF combination suits for your boys.
Wall paper 20. per roll at Stokes.
Robinson's shoes are beauties and
prices right.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-14

IIoarle ,'ocsran Des nolnes
r'oiit,cIse.

Bylo oblhAeno, 10 W. Bourhe
Cochran New Yofkn bnde 10. / m.
iedniti dee Moines. kaml lel X to-
mu d6eln p1tsaIa Sound Money
Business Mems ASA. Y ten den
obeLodnfci des moioesati, hteft skofo
vesmts ison dleny spolkn, savfou v
poledne svd tbchodyi kona'i budou
40 dv6 yelk6 eohh,e, ye vederni, ko.
name We seliktm stanu, fe6Uili bude
Cochran. DO stauu vejde 80 10000
lidi u celdho shtu o6ekAvaj. a. mn
ten den do Des Moines datn6 dele.
gacc. CockranogsLa dpmonstrace
sIibuje b}ti nejydtalm politickym
projevem, jsky >" kdy V Des Moine.
udhl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-14
yoll,y W r'loridt

ze rprhv. iei . volbhch w FIoridt
dosud doAly - iol 6a2 preolnktb
yysyita, ie dem. lIlcxbam dostal
- 677, rep. Gunby 1870 a ropalista
Weeks ,g0g hlss0 Uplnd zprAvy
500 10 okr. ukaiuii, ~ pom6ru
X yolbam r. 1909 slrttila demokrsti.
okh strana eelkem 10 procent hlas6.
Protl IIrJano'i.
v Hartford, Conn, konala se We
6tyftek kouyence phrodnfch zlatych
demokrath byyaIf gay. Thos. NJ.
Waller mel phi nj fed, MA mezi
jn}m pravil: $ potdsenfm oanamuji,
10 viichni 6lenoy6 delegaee, jejIz
pfedsedou Isem byl, byli TAX jako ia
yazoymi protivnlky socialism,, po-
pulismp, trampismu, TiIlmaniamu
l6- l.ismu chigag'kd plaiformy, a6
kOIlN JtutH Htpp ufh ntuht hbtii
cd DOLBY sv6ho ndyratu Sc ztratili,
zatoulal sc nebo byli ukradeni, ne.
byli protisniky TAX docea rozhod-
n9mi. Jsme pro poraaeni chicag-
-kych uchvatitelh iejich populisti-
ckych spojench, pfedevifm, ie.li TO
mozno, sc strany ndrodnich demo.
kra,t mezi modrymi sedymi pod
vddcoystvfm Palmera a Bucknera,
muzh, iichz 81 vaafme a lez ctfme;
nenf.li to roosao, se strany narod.
mich vlastencd, . kter6koli strany a
pod jakymkoli praporem pficbazeji
49, nenf Il Gerveny nema ma sobe
hieroglyfy l6 ku ! nebo podobu
Altgelda nebo Tilmana" Konvence
nominovala presidentsk6 voitele a
celou statnf tiketu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-14

pain ameriokdm pfedaudek profit
vycbodu, namlouvaIe lidu, ie ySehod J
phI6ule penise sApadu n6IAkSm
,phsobem ,abespeduje Al ,isk pfaoe
ns farmkob pr6fijnioh stAtech,
vsecky rapadnt sthty jsou dilem
dytru " vyphidep6 peni,e vysta.
ytby byly dfbbY, mtstn, toshruy a
a. yyphj6ene peni,e bylo umoinhno
mladtmn farmhfoyi, ktery zabral
dtyr,inu sladni sekoe, koupiti Al ssdI
dobytek, vysiavtti sv1j dhm a sto.
dolly zfiditi ploiY. u itchto phi6e.
nyoh pentr, poknd SO tyce drsb, ale
spoh polovi6ka ie Ia tam. DfAby
Atobison, Topeka d Santa Fa a
Northern Pacific isou jasnSmi pfi
klsdy, iak ytfiteli vychodu dpad.
KEN drah kapitdl byl rozbit ma dive,
ale zapad piece len ma drahy. REQ
MIX pronuvi pax ntkolik padnSob
dhvodh pro zlato vy.eyal
poslucba6e, ably ilasovali pro Nc
kinleye. Oslaya, jakou uspofadala
Knor College, pfekonaa yeskerd
oGekayhni Havnf udalostf dne
byla FED Chapncey M. Depewa, ktery
byl uveden pfedsedou John II. Fin
leyem. Recnik yylozil vSznam dne,
kdy pied 3s l6ty korala We v Gales
burgu schhze debatou mezi Lin
coInem Douglasem. Tenkrat slo
zevn6 o postatp6ni Kansasu, ale oba
f,6nfci lid we'd vedeli, 10 jde o
yelikou otdzku svobody nebo otro-
ctyf, rozstdpenf nebo zachoyanl unie
V debate tG Lincoln vedomG Doug
las bezdeky pfipravovovali lid svo.
bodnSch stath na obeti ob6anske
valky zachoyanf nhrodniho aiyota,
Je to ku v66ne cti a slave Douglas
oye, 10 kdyz valka vypukla, strannik
stal se ylasteucem a svemu do1ivot.
nfmn soupefi, pres. LincolDovi, po-
sky,l svou neobmezenou pomoc. Ia
otazky, nichz oni debatovali, sta
liaice krajand zemfelo ma bojisli.
Diva miliony dobrovolnikh pomahalo
Lincolnovi vynutiti slova, pronesena
prvnf jeho fe6i ma za6atku debaty:
"My necbceme vystoupiti unie a
Wy ne.ystoupfte" Re6nlk skoncil
nadAen3mi slovy o Lincolnovi. Krom
| jinych jeatc fednikd mluvil take Sc
nator Palmer, pfftel Lincolnhv a
Douglashy.
yolby ' Georgii.
V Georgii w, Atkinson, demo.
krat, zvolen byl op6t "a gavernera,
v6tsipou $4,000 hash, COD 10 o 5000
hlasn vice, nea pred dvema roxy.
Zakonodarna 10 demokraticka, popu
liste budou miti 4 senatory repu-
! blikani jednoho; We snemovn6 budou
mili populate asi rs mist mezi llo.
Pfedseda populiStlck6ho vSkonneho
vYboru pro stat Georgii prohlasuje
rozhodne, 10 demokratlcke vft6zstvf
10 vlastno podvodem a nasilfm.
o venezuelskou hranlci
Komise pro vytknuti yenezueluko.
guianskych hranic sejde Sc sobotu
opet poprve "a nekolik m6sich oce.
kava Sc, ae proiednano bude hojn6
zalezitostf. Jednatele komise, kiefl
po cel6 l6to byli Americe ! v Evro.
p6 zamestnAni sbfranfm materialu k
otazce IL sc vstahnjfcibo, pfedloaili
tobo komisi velike mnozstvi a velka
cast toho ma bgli ted ma dobro pro.
ednana. Tajemnfk komise, Mallet
Provost, sam pec!iv6 proxkoumsl ne.
meme nea 700 starsoh ! novSch map,
a roEdelil 10 nekolik skupin k vnli
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OMAHA. NEBRASKA We srhEOU "A. hlJNA 1895.

~ sVou historic. Nes'i,end koate
lidhhfstyt tempetepclAlstvi ndtlalo
nich prhynickou nestv6ru, ktef6
ka,df dafebhk mhle be,tfestnt 90.
u,iVati pfoti hostinah I'm, II pax al
sthvaii pied ,Akonem be, ocbrsny.
protole ~ sami pomooi neddyedou,
Distfikinf aoud v Des Moiues, Ia.,
vypesl ,ase pondtlt NJ jejen vele
krasny fo,sudck Y toto piioin6. Geo.
Roth, salonnik, otesfel Al tam pied
rokem salon 40 svolenim yiech do.
maeich phnh soussdslvi ma 30 step
daleko, TAX jak toho zakon vyladuie.
Wal Al dlouhou "leass" mn nhjem
sv6 mistnos,i, ssplstil ysecky poplat.
KY nspfed a domnIvsl se, le yyhoyig
zakonu, mhle ohchod syhj die vsech
ptedpisd proyorovaii. Ayiak cbyba
lAyk}l Jeden dotydnych domhcfch
phnh zmdnil nedhyno syhl nahled a
zadal soudu 1hdost, ably Roth byl
pfinnceu ssh salon ssvFit. A soad
uznal, ~ Roth muai zayfft. Mnobo
podobnych ,adoatf bude podAno ted
zhpdtf, proto1e domacf papi OBJ
chodni ctvrtl mtsta mali "a to, ie je
-alonhfl jejich byznysu poakozuji.
Roth oyi2m sc odvolal X vrchnimu
sordu ale lowe je vrchni soud
takoyych y6cech y1dycky "a iedno
so soudem nilsim Prayy stat: AL
ouyeli
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-14
KroniISa udaIosfi.
Nadtjna bicyklistka.


Bicyklova mamie zayinila uz mno-
ho kradezf, podvoda a jinfch pre-
hmath proti bezpecnosti Iidske kapsy
a lidskeho zdravi. Neinoyelsf pft
klad, ktery se oznamuje Wichita,
kans., je velice vabnym obrazkem k
bicy yklov6 "emancipaci'. X. G. Ca
sey, pfedseda Casey Mercantile Co.
vydal eek, zu6jfci na S4s0 psany
pouze tazkou, pokladnfku sv6ho ko.
stella eek se ztratii. Pozd6ji byl
eek ten, zvyseny ma obnos s82. so
byl podan vyplate bance iakymsi
A. p. Slosserem, obchodnfkem BIZ
cykly. Diva detektivov6 ztravili ceiS
m6sfc, neali yypatrali, 30 eek nasia
zfalsovala l3leta Mary Wicksova,
ktera 81 pax "a nfi koupi!a bicykl,
pfedstavivsi go jako dcera pana Ca
seye. eek byl afalsovsn tax Aikovne,
a nadejna frajlinka pfi kupovani BIZ
cyklu pocirala 81 TAX rozsafoe, ae nj
komu ami nenapadlo, BE- by tom
mohl bSt sprosty podvoi. To 10
take vd66ny pffsp6vek dejinam
2ensk6 emancipace.
Mai nedostatek yozd
u Des Moines, Ia, oznamuie se:
v lowe ie nedostatek zeleznicnfch
voz6. Zeleznicnfch komisafG dochaze
il re vsech koncin stain stale stizno.
sti ma nedostateGn6 vykonavanf do
pravy. Naval zasylek zemedeskjch ch
plodin 10 toho pff6inon. Ma trait
drahy Chicago Great Western v
mnohych mesteckach mali farmafi
stati vozy napln6n6 plodinami, ktere
ien 6ekajf, az bude mozno dopraviti
je dale. Pred tSdnem byly svizele 8
dopravou na sever severozhpad
lowy, ted Isou p6 ceI6m state a
vzrastajt vh6lhled6. Drahy, msjicf
vyehodnf trait, nafidily, ably vozy
poslany byly do statu, ale nenf jich
lac dostati, prutoie drahy iowske
nechteii pax vydali opdt vosy jinych
linii, kdys ua Ie jednou mali rukou.
" Kansasu budou miti jenom
elektorAlntch tiket.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-14

= pOutavelsihO
romanu
nezli
Jiraskuv
nejvetsl
historicky
spis
"Mezi proudly"
i. Del
jeho
spada
v dobu
predhusitskou.
tedy
pejduleziteisi
iobu
ueiin
ceskych.
Sc
vsemi
hlavnimi
osobnostmi
lejepisnymi
te
DOLBY
reZnamuie
mas
Spisovatel.
Kral
Vaclav ",
.izka,
Ius,
Rokycana.
Toma
se
ptitneho,
rcibiskup
Jan z Jenstejna,
a JIM
iSou
hcastniky
dele.
Kazdy
milovnik
zabavneho
cteni
Uy
tlsti
toto
veledilo.
Sesit
)rvni
,rave
vysel
a zasila
Sc
ochotne
ma ukazku
;darma,
kdyz
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-14
U McKinleyho

We stfedu byly navst6you mai
Mekinleye Cantonu, velke dele.
gace, 2 dvou okresh ohioskych, .
Parkersburgu, w. Va, Good
land, Ind.
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V Galesburgu, ILL.,, byl We stfedu
osaven vyro6nf den debat9 mezi
Abr Lincolnem Stephan A. Doug
lasem, odhalenfm vojensk6ho pomnf.
ku ma hfbitov6 Hope. Hlavnf OBJ,
chodnf tffdy byly pfipadn6 ozdobe
ny do m6s.a seslo sc hojne hostf.
Pod vedenim studenth Knox Col.
lege nsporadan prhyod, jeiz pfehlf
zeli dr. Chauncey M. Depew . New
Yorku, Robert Il. Lincoln Chicago,
s. $. Mcclure, redaxtor znameho
m6sfGniku, w. G. Cochran, sborovg
velitel Illinois Grand Army OF the
Republic o JIM vynikajici hoslt
Hned po prdvoda pfikro6eno k od.
halenf pomnfku. Rev. dr. Richard
iIaney pronesl modlitbu, naGea Rob.
7. Lincoln Q Chicago, syn xy66p6lebo
presidenta, odhalil pomnik pro.
mlusil pfipadnou Fec, nis pravi
mezi jin}m. "Jedno velke pou6enf,
jez poskytujf aivoty muah zde po
hfbenych jejich kamaradh, at TO,
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nhno ajednocenostl ve vlastenec,vi.
Mic nemh2e bYti tax straauc, iako
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pred 80 lety. Pfi branenf il krev
tekla potoky pokladna vydala ne.
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itrat. V dnsi milovnika toto 1emt
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ehraniti vlast, ale pfedevsIm sebc,
zspsati za usi. Po X. Lincolnovi
fe6nil DIR. Dcpew, ktery mezi jinym
pousatai k tomu, ze kaudidAt presi-
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