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Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

until now it is not unusual to hear men, who a few years ago would not givl a respectful attention to anything anti democratic, express firm convictions as to the undoubted benefits from protective tariffs The majority however. seem not to have the courage to come out bravely and make a clean breast of renOuncing former political ideas. They seem ashamed to turn their backs in toto in right about wheel manner-on former views but. little by little. this ard that theory ofsthe past are cast aside. The process is a slow one, but we believe a sure one notwithstanding Economist.
 The above is only sample of how little the northern press know of southern sen iment. Instead of the sentiment of protection growing in the south, it is waning. There are not as many protec- tlenists today as there were four years ago. In this immediate district there was possibly the strongest protection sentiment four years ago of any point insthe south, and the number are very few who do not now favor low tariff. One of the first officials in the largest iron, coal and railway companies in the south who was a strong advocate of protection four years ago, has given 10 the public over his own signature that he has changed his opinion-ihat the south can compete with the world in the production of iron and coal, and needs no protection along that line. That our product is now finding its way into foreign markets and sold indirect composition with the product of those countries.
 As to the locating of cotton factories in the south, that is only a natural con- sequence. Ths cotton is grown here, and for years it has been considered only a matter of time when the factories would be placed beside the raw material in or dsr to lessen the expense of handling and shipping. These industries are seeking no protection, and within a few years 1t will ba shown that the south can manufacture cotton goods also in com petition with our foreign neighbors.
 While it is true there is some change in the political convictions, this change is on the financial quea ion and not the tar if. Some few look for prosperity to be restored through the operation of She gold standard policy under MT McKil- lsy's administration, and when it is thor oughly demonstrated this will not be, the south will again be more solid in all po- Htical issues than ever before in her his tOry
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
LINEVILLE.
Programme of Exercises to Be Carried Out at the Commencement of Line
 vile College-Personal Notes. Etc.

Lineville, May 24.-(Spscial Correspond ence.)-Following is the programme of the commencement exercises at Lineville college:
 Friday, May 2S, s D. m.-United Socie- ti5s' anniversary.
 Sunday, May 30, Il a. m.-Commence- ment sermon, Rev. H. G. Davis, of Bir- mingham, Ala.
 Monday, May 31, 10 a. m.-Annual ad- dress. Rev. w. D. Hubbard, of Green ville Ala.
 Monday. May S1, p. m.-Medal contest (girls).
 Tuesday, June 1, p. m.-Intermediate exhibition.
 Tu:sday June 1, 8 p. m.+Medal contest (boys).
 Wednesday, June ?, 10 a. m.-Graduat- ing exercises.
 H. J. WuLLINGHAM, President.
 Mrs. J. H. Wilder, of Vincent, Ala, is visiting relatives at this place.
 One of Dadeville's charming young ladies, Miss Bulah Burroughs, is visit ing Lineville.
 Quite a number of investments have been made recently in Clay county gold mining property.
 J. R. Mccain and w. s. Smith, law stu dents at the Columbian university. Wash ingtCn, D. C.. have returned hsre to spend vacation with home folks.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

If Samsons digestion had been out of order, and his blood impure, there would probably have been different story to tell about the lion. Men, nowadays, do not or dinarily have to wrestle with lions But there are business problems to struggle with and business difficulties to overcome, that are calculated to test their strength and en- durance fully as much if not more, than the lion did Sainson's. A man to be successful must be in good physical condition. This is as true of the man who works with his mind as of the man who works with his muscles.
 The man whose brain is poisoned with i'm pure blood will suffer from headaches and be listless and lacking in energy, unfit for business, unfit for pleasure. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery stimulates the di- gestive organs, invigorates the liver, soothes and strengthens the nerves and fills the arteries with the rich, red, pure blood of health It restores waning energies It builds up strength. It makes sound healthy flesh. It should be taken by every man or woman who is weak, sick, run down. efnaciated, bloodless, nerveless, miserable Druggists sell it.
 Miss Julia Ellis of Faith, Mclean Co.,, Ky.. writes "After suffering for long while with a lingering disease, was advised to try Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Med ical Discovery, l took four bottles of the Pre-. found relief. Life is now no longer burden to me Iweigh one hundred and twenty pounds A year ago weighed o2 pounds. It has been soisse time since discontinued the medicine. I shall praise 1t wherever go. feel better than and feel that owe great deAf to your ton. derful medicine. truly believe it saved my hte thank you for the advice which you 50 kindly gave me whiis taking your medicine"
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

plaints of chinch bugs are reported from Missouri, and in Illinois the crop is un- improved and some fields are still being plowed up for corn. Harvest has begun in Georgia and Texas and will soon begin in Arkansas.
 In Washington, the crop is needing rain, and in California the conditions have been favorable. Spring wheat has made good progress in Iowa. Wisconsin, Minnesota and South Dakota although needing rain in some sections of the last named state. In North Dakota the crop has made but little improvement
 Slow progress has been made with to- bacco planting in Kentucky and rain is needed for seasons in Tennessee and Flcrda. There has been some trans planting in Pennsylvania and about half the crop has been set in Virginia which is looking thrifty
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
WILL GO TO CULLMANs
Birmingham Lodge, No. 79, B. P. O.E.,
 and Friends Will Journey Away for an Outing Tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning ar 7:30 o'clock, Bir- mingham Lodge, No. 79 Benevolent and Protective Order of Ellxs and their friends, wives and sweethearts, will go to Cullrian for full day of enjoyment, such as only those sporting antlers know how enjoy themselves.
 ' The sprogra amme for the day is most elaborate and full of everything calcu- lated to prove interesting and if there be onesman in Birmingham who desires a day. of absence from dull care and rou- tine work he should not fail to join the Elks in their outing. Ample facilities for handling all desirous of attending, have been arranged and the bell will ring for moving promptly at the appointed hour.
 Get on board and have a good time.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
therefore a necessity and will be rscom-

therefore a necessity and will be r5com- merded by the president.
 Mrs. J. l.. McConaughy, who repere- sents the State Federation of the Wo- mems Literary clubs here in lhe capacity of librarian for the 200 volumes that will be presented to the pupils of the Poly techlc school, is in receipt of letter from B. M. Jacobs & Bros, stating they have shipped to her society as a present fine book case This is one of the many to- kens of esteem in which the people every- where hold the school.
 The following is a partial list of visitors who arrived yesterday to attend com mencement eXsrices: Mrs. E. c. Smith, Misses Medora Smith, Mary Tucker. Bes-
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

has b, gun in Illinois. Iowa and Nebraska, where planting is practically completed Considerable replantng is necessary in Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois Kentucky and portions of Kansas, owing to poor stands. Cool nights have proved unfavorable in the Ohio valley, Tennessee and eastern gulf states.
 The promising conditions of winter wheat previously reported in the middle Atlantic states and Tennessee continue, but in Kentucky the outlook is less fla vorable than in the preceding week. In Kansas the crop is much improved. Com
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Now that the supreme court has de- cided that the president has the power to remove appointees from office before the expiration of their time it remains to be seen whether the postmaster editors of the Montgomery Advertiser and Mobile Register will resign or wait to be kicked out, or whether their political standing will warrant Prosperity Mckinley in keeping them in office. There are three phases to the diiema and the result will be watched with interest.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

The State Herald recently informed it's Montgomery republican contemporary that its rsaparilla editorials were a prescription for ts at paper to bring about a more normal actions of it's political liver. The effect so far is satisfactlry ry Bryan and low tariff for 1900 shows bet tsr symptoms in our patient and we hope soon to report Bryan, low tariff and free coinage, when the Old Lady will be given a crutoh and allowed to air herself.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

The whipping post still stands on the statute books of Delaware and occasion ally the strap is applied in a manner that makes evil doers remember 1t for many months. This reminds us that in some of the New England states there is also a statute still standing to administer punishment for witchcraft The new states, thefefore, are not altogether be- hind their older sisters in progress and educatio
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
IT WILL. BE MLAuRIN.

Columbia S. C., May Ex-Governor Eller- bee stated that on tomorrow he would issue a commission to. Congressman John L., Mo- Laurn, as United Sta es Senator from South Carolina to succeed the late Senator Earle until the assembling of the state legislature in January next
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
NO CURE-NO PAY.

That is the way all druggists sell GROVES TASTEUESS CHILL TONIC for Chills and Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tastel'ss form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nause- ating tonics. Price, soc e q
 5-23 Sun-Wed-frf s
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

The Nashville American has tha follow ing to say of the contemplated visit of the Alabama editors to Nashville:
 The Ala bama Press association will meet at Florence in June, and come di- rectly from thal. city on visit to the Centennial Exposition. The Ala bamians are our next door neighbors, and they know Nashville well enough to make themselves at home here. They are as- sured of hearty Welcome.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
BIRMINGHAM TO THE FRONT.

The question is, shall Birmingham lose ehe encampment to Tuscaloosa because that city subscribes $3,000 towards de- fraying the expenses of the two regi- ments? The State Herald answers, No! A committee will cali on our citizens to- day 10 let each and every person who feels an interest in the military or who has a city pride to give all that their means will admit. Remember, the amount needed is only $9,000, and it should be subscribed to and paid in in one day.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Gov. Johnston is in Montevallo today with Superintendent of Education Fur ner attending the commencement exer- cises of the Alabama Girls Industrial school.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

The State Herald is reliably informed that Attorney Gsneral Fitts is preparing the papers in the Lott case to carry out the directions of Gov Johnston.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

It might be well to inquire of Secretary Harry Mccall how the Alabama exhibit is showing up at the Tenne< see Centen- nial. The people seem to have lost sight of our exhibit and but little is being said a hOut it.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Gov. Bob Taylor has given it out that he is going to take his time about resign ing.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure, rich healthy blood and this is the foundation of good health.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Mir. Erwin Craighead, editor of the Mo- bile Register. has besn elected president of the Mobile Commercial club. He is an enterprising. publie-spirited citizen, and he will no doub make splendid off
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Sensation.! Dan Kennebrew's excurS sion, agent; go to Montgomery, $1.50 round trip.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
Special Notice to Subscribers to the
 State Herald.

From and after this date, all subscriptions to the Daily State Herald are due and pay able monthly or quarterly in advance. Under no circum- stances will subscription ac- counts be carried in arrears longer than three months.
 Subscribers will please bear this fact in mind and govern themselves accordingly.
 All past due accounts must be paid at once.
 J. A. ROUNTREE, General Manager Daily State Herald.
 April 4, 1897.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
konfefsuss asInIssyth tfeaAsa.

svolana do 81, Louis m Gtelom
pofady, teho by y xaimu siayku.
iicieh uhlokop0 Pennsylvania.
w VIfginii, Ohio = Illinois uSis
ntno byti mtlo. odb} vana byla
ponddli nv 6tofy v ST. Louis a
nodopadla iak. iak 81 loho piAtcl6
staykujIciob pFali a iak toho bylo
otekayano. Obmozcnof lol1 va.
skcre iednani y}hfadnt jcn ma pla.
ne foti sadn} ictnikh nena.
yrhnul ndiak} plan neb ccstu,
kicrouz by ncbolakdm tenn ski.
tcenc hmolna podpora zajisttna
byla Cclkcm sGtaslnilo sc po.
fady IS delegate, zasiupujici na.
slcdovni orgauizacoi Unii spojc.
n5eh hornikn amcfick}ch, social.
nj domokrati, Americkou iodefaci
pracc, Mczinarodni unii kameni.
kn, Bratrstyo barvif1 decorate.
rn, Bratrstyo sklafn, Unit delhi.
kn staycbnich, Zdruzcni vlastcncn
amcriokyoh, Ira,rstyo dGlnfk0 zc.
lcznicnich, Ligu IcdnotnG dane,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
isIujs slaasa

j. Whoncy. Madison. s. d..
podal dtcr5 lalobu proti pivo.
yafnickc spolctnosii Sioux Pals
Brewing Go. ma obnos 10000, kite.
r}l spolctnosti dotytnc zaplatil
"a pivo odcbran6 v dobt, kdy v
So. Dakoit zakon prohibitni byI
v plainosti. V zalobt dokazova.
no jest, H. piyo dotytnc koupcno
bylo v dobd, kdy prodoj piva Va
statu onom nezakonii}m byl a 4
tobo dovozoyano Jest. zc by pivo.
var pcnize " nyni aalujfcimu mel
udtiti vyslcdek pfelitcni ole.
kava SC SO snadno pochopitcln}m
napjctim, nebot ma mem zalczeti
budc, zda celia fada zalob podob.
n}ch sond0m podana budc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

diyadelnIbo fidiiclc mladou . hox.
kou herctkn Iiell Carmen. sotkala
50 : NJ ma ulici = bcz iedinkcho
slova na NJ ~ vfhls noyem Seat
hlubok} Sch = die dobfosdani l6kaf.
skcho smttelnych ran II lassdila.
utotnice propus,tna byla here VA
xafuky na svoboiu ma pouhS lcn
slib. ~ X soudu So dostayi. ~
pfeliteni vyvolano bude.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

V okresnim v6zcni minncapol-
skcm odchrala sc v GterS kratcc
po pol noci krvava sccna. Pfiru-
q scriia, l.. Murphy, dostal SC
totiz kolcm jednc hodiny ranni do
vezenf pod tou zaminkou, zc vaz-
nc sebou pfivadi, naeez odcbral
sc bez meskani do pfibytku zalaf-
nika {. II. Woodburna, kteryz v
ldzku SVEN spal po temze cell
KEN IL ran 2 revolveru vypalil, q
nichz S telojeho zasahlo. Jakoz-
to pficinu Itoku toho udal, ze
Woodburn, at zenat. a otcem ro-
diny jest, dceru jeho svedl, KITE
rouzto pohanu on, jakozto Jihan
snesti nemohl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
sLEGNA ANNITA HEMINGovA.

Ustfcdni radu delnickou Cincin-
natl, Mczinarodni unii saze6skou,
Stranu lidu Kansas a Prumy-
slovy rad svobodnikn. y jednani
prveho dne zasedani zaznamenati
dluzno navrh pfedsedy unie hor'
nicke, kteryz navrhoval, ably pres.
Mckinlcymu podana byla zadost o
svolani zvlastniho zasedani kong
resu,v nemz by stavka tato k urov-
mani pfedlozena byla kteremz
zarcveii rozhodnuto bylo pra-
yech jakychz delnictvo nadale po-
zivati ma. Navrh tento vsak
schvalenf II delegate nedosel. Dru-
ny den zasedanf byl podobne pla-
nymi feemi rnznych pfedakn del
nickych aniz by echo ureiteho Wy
konano bylo porada po pfijeti
sahodlouhych resoluci, nichz
kapital trusty CO nejrozhodneji
odsuzovany jsou, konccne odrode-
ma a sice do 7. zafi, kteryzto den
dalsi porada zastupco delnickych
' Chicagu odbyvana byti ma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
zastasIII traeI

y Des Moincs, Ia. oznAmeno
" siitdu, b. v uhIodoloch v okfc.
su Polk Sc nalezaIicich kss,ayena
byla pfaco 1000 horniky 10 na-
sledkom toho. 1o spoletnosii od
nifty vyhovtti poladavku iejioh
IN zayedcni mxdy Al od tuny v
n6kicffch pfipadeeh, kdol dolo.
vano jest uhli pro tth, byly spo.
Iotnosti yolngmi povoIi,i m1du la.
danou, let tam. kdc uhIf pio dra.
by koniraktn6 doIoyano jest, jest
to prs nomo2n}m mzdu tax wy
sokou plaiili a proto koneena
stayka yo vkcch dolcch zahajcna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08


= A. 4. l.notgeftem. ktef}2. lak
Snamo, v Chioagu pro xavfaldtai
maniolky sv6a pro xnitont mnyoIy
tide foztukn lifaycho dfasIa ob.
laloyan jest, vlote 80 pomalu ku
pledu a jak aamo sobuu 81 foznmi
stopoeano Jest ~ strahy ycloino.
sti nemaI}m zalmcm $ v}sic.
chem aFtdk0 zapotato bylo v pon.
d6li . tu nojkaiimaY5ltim sytdkcm
hyl falct} ho1ik ob1aloyan6ho.
Louis, icho1to y}poytdmi I'd
svtdkem pro obfaloln byl, na
vladui statni sotva rs byl spoke.
jon, Die y}vodu ohlaloby spa
chana bYla sratda manIeIky Luct.
gcrtoyi kolem "a. h. notni a hoSik
poVolan ma stolici sytdkd hlayn6
"a tim dtolom, ably dosytdtil, le
ohzaloyan} manzolku svou Piled
"a. b. bylu do toyarny v ktertz
prJ i usmftil, odycdl. Bthcm
v}slcchu prohlasil ySak hosik, w.
dayno po pol noel Y loznici syG
sramoicm probuzcn byl a 2e ma
otazku, kdo 2c tam SC nalcza, mat.
kou ieho odpov6d6no mu bylo.
v zasedanf Gtcrnim yysl}chano
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
STAY yefeint no dluhn

byl dne .. saii die xpfayy poklad.
nibo odbofu naslcdoynim. piuh
po odralcni hoiovosti poklad.
nd obnascl sf,oo3,3s5.f3t, cod
jest o sf4,sss,47S vice. ne1 pied
mdsiccm. ktefc1to zvJSeni yysvdt.
loyano jest sou6asn}m snilenim
hotovosti, ma rucc jsoucf. Cely
duh, beg odraicnf hotoyosti oh.
nasel vlastne sI,7a6. 500, 377, =
tehoz pfipadalo ss47.o7S54o ma
duh zdroeiteln}, $3.50, o,aag ma
duh, nehoz droky pIatit SC jiz
pfcstaly a s35s,I245 5o7 ma duh
nczGroeitclnS.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

~ plnokrevne lndiAoy pokladssi
mo1no, jcg Indiana ~ otcc malt
Ielikol pax ' pfipadn tomio OF
Gem sayntdtneho bSloch byl, ne.
molno iei "a Indiana poyaloyati
a pfoto iak6 yfalda IN do oboru
pfavomoonosti spolkove uospadA.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

kR0SIkA UDAL0sri
LssnI toIAfy

fadi Y xnafncm foxsahu ' okolf
Anaconda, Mont TAX oknamo.
yano pondtli odismiud. tc jil
ssi 10000 akrn iosa bylo po1a.
rem snitcno q ~ osady George.
town Silver Lake iimi ohfotoya.
ny isou. Vcskcfy dosayadni po.
kusy ma obmezcni polAu byly
msrnymi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

odbS yana byla. asmela s5siedku
iakovthu, jakfl otckavan byl.
Ncusncscno tntk na zoeia Nadine
podpoie hmotue q plau}eh sloy
slAvkuIiei dtlnioivo sc ncnajl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
tinsky Iekaf,

Don Sang, usazeny v Crown Point
Ind, ,vyzvednul 81 pondeli We spoil
kovem soude soudni rozkaz proti
statnimu zdravotnimu a lekafskG.
mu vyboru, die kterehoz poda,i
ma tyz dnvody, proc ze licensi ku
provozovani prakcc leHafske zada-
tell vydati sc zdraha. Don Sang
tvrdf DC pochazi rodiny, Iejizto
clenove po 9 pokolcni v6dou lc-
kafskou sc zabyvali zc vystudo-
val lekafskou kolej, kteraz jiz ro-
ku 1907 zalozena byla, jejfzto O.
pravnenost vsak ku vydavanf plat
nych diploma lekafskych komise
uznati sc zdraha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
Casny mrazik.

Ze St. Paul oznamovano, DC v
1tcry noci spnsobcny dostavi-
vsfm Sc mrazikem znacne skody
ma oseni a zeleninach v jizni Min
nesotG a S. Dakote. ZvlastG v
Minnesota jsou skody velice vel
kymi, nebot zde poskozena byla
znacne korna, jakoz podzimnf
len. Podobne zpravy dosly j 2
Detroit die techze nejvGtsi sko-
dy sp6sobeny v severni easti sta
tu, kdez oseni pry mrazikem tim
1plnG jest zniecno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
Farmersky narodni kongres

zahajil Y dtery Y St. Paul, Mimi,
II. vyroenf sve zasedanf "a pied
sednictvf B.F. Claytona, India
nola, la, "a 1eastenstvi n6kolika
set delegate r0znych state. Prvy
den zasedani venovan byl vJhrad-
ne jen organizaci, mimo eehoz
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

die zpray Ncwyorsk}ch. dostal Sc
do rukou kapitalistn anglick}ch.
k,efi V Case neikratsim dohotoviti
jcj zamysli koupill oil iraneouz-
ske spolc6nosti yse, co bylo hoto-
vo, "a o5 mil. irankn a vymohli
od columbicke vlady prodlouzenf
pray a lh1ty ma 7 rokn cd "a. fij-
ma 1897, kdy vysada nyncjsi wy
prsi. lfrancouzska spolcenost
ncmohla prodlouzeni to dostati,
ale Anglicanc pry toho pomocf
rnznych partyk docilili Jednatel
anglicky dlel cely rok v Bogote a
pfekazil obnovcni prav francouz.
ske spolcenosti, ably to dostala
anglicka. Tato vidi prnplavu
dobrou pfilezitost k zabezpetenf
81 dnleziteho vojenskeho hodu
jako jest Gibraltar aneb Malta
Budc to mfti novou cestu do In.
die bude moci pfedstihnouti
Soustati obchodu vychoden
asiIskym australskym. Pripla,
bude postaven ma zaklade plann
Turnerieho, kterez anglietf inze
nyfi uznali "a nejlepsi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08
We stavce uhlif1

nastal pocatkem tohoto tydne do
Iiste mfry neocekavany obrat.
kdezto totiz doposud vndcove
hornfkd jakemsi vyjednavanf
neb o ustanoveni mzdy stfedni ami
slyseti nechteli, pojednou 1tery
obratili ak Colubus, O., ozna-
memo, jsou nynf volni pfivoliti k
tomu, ably stavkafi do prace vrati-
Ii sc pfi prozatimni mzde 64c. od
tuny a ably "a cenu tuto pracovali
dokud by vyska mzdy vyborem
smircfm ustanovena nebyla. Jak
znamo, byli doposud stavkafi vol
nymi vratiti sc jedine do prace
pfi zajisteni mzdy 6oc. cd tuny a
cd pozadavku tohoto nyni ustou-
pill jedinka podminka. kterouz
81 vymiiiuji jest, &c smireim vybo-
rem o nizsi mzde jak 6oc. od tuny
jednano byti nesmi. X rozhodnu
II tomuto dospeli vndcove stavka-
To zajiste nasledkcm toho, ze vi
deli, &c ma brzke vftezstvi nadele
neni, jakok j nasledkem ,oho, &c
prostfedky unie, jakoz jednotli-
vych elend teze Iplne vyterpany
jsou a vetsina stavkatd nevyslovi-
telnou bidou trpeti poeinala. Ne
maleho vlivu ma rozhodnuti vndcn
stavkafn zajiste melo to, BE po-
rada pfcdakn vcskereho organize
vaneho delnictva americkeho, KITE
raz v ponddi v itcry St.Louis
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

us0eicno, ally pfftii slexd yo Fort
Worth, Tes, odb}san byI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-08

nekolik delnfkn tovarne Luet-
gertov6 zamestnanych, mic move
ho vsak vyslechem Jejich ma jevo
nepfivedeno.
vichfici a deStem
navstiveny byly We stfedu k veee-
ri RUNE cast Ohia a Indiany a
znatne skody spnsobeny. V Gle
velandu obnasela rychlost vichfice
po IS minut "a mil v hodine. V
Hardin Co., o., byla kukufice
vichfici temef znicena. V India
napolis fadila vichfce zhoubneii
nez kde jinde a "a mnoho tisfc
skody spnsobeno.
Kan S vrahem7
V Shannon Co., S. d., zavraz-
den byl min. eervenee ma Pine
Ridge Iednatelne iisty Tibbets,
kteryz otce belocha matku Indi-
anku mel, Mexikanem Roudcm a
kdyz vrah dopaden byl, odmftli
dfady statni tim co miti, tvrdicc,
ze Roudo dfadnm spolkovJm k
potrestani podleha. Lee nyni
rozhodnuto, ze tifadnm spolkov5m
do pfipadu onoho nieeho neni,
nebof die nejvyssfho rozhodnuti
podlehaii pravomocnosti spolkove
pouze ien pffpady takove, v nichz
jedna SC o zloeiny spachane ma
rescryaci bud lndiany neb v1ei
Indiandm a ze jen takoye osoby