davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

Alrich, pastor. Prayer and praise service at
$50 a. M; divine worship at 1870 A. m. and
730 a. m. Preaching by the pastor; morning,
Enduring Faith" Heb. XII: S5-Ss; evening, THE
Worlds Feast Of Tabcrnacles," Zech., xiv:162l
Seats are free. Strangers cordially invited Sab
bath school at - m Young Peoples Society OF
class for lesson study on Wednesday evening at
T3O o'clock, followed by the regular prayer meet
ing at O'Clock. All are welcome.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28
LUKE TX, 2S-36.

briefly stated They Conycrsed with Jesus con-
cCrning His dcccase at jerusalem the very theme
over which Peter had stumbled in the recent
intcrvw Matt. xvi: 22). Tn law.givcr and
prophet OF Israel esteem that matter OF chief
concern. 1t had been so held in their writings
duke xiv: ID, which had been strangely mis-
interpreted by the Jewish doctors. Now they
show that, while separated by many centuries
they are in full accord on this momcntous topic,
which is destined to become fundamental in the
new dispensation Il Pet, il Il, Col. i: %; Rev.
V: l2). After such prominence given to the
theme who will speak lightly Of the cross? gal.
vi: ~.
PETERS PROPOSAL. Prior TO the trans
fguration the apostles fell asleep (Nerse 32)
Hence, some have inferred that it was night
time. But the slumbcr may have been in.
duced by supernatural influences, as on other
occasions Of Divine presence (Gen. ill., 21; Dan,
viii; IS; Matt XVI: 43), But they awoke in
time to see Jesus in the glory which lie had
taken on (Ex. xXXii IS; lisa. TX: 1; John il IA;
xvii; 2D, also to see Moses and Elias, probably
TO hear the latter part Of their conversation
How they were recognized we are not informed
Tho apostles had missed much, as sleepy Chris.
tians do who enter a meeting at late hour
. Awakening in the midst of this unearthly
splcndor, Peter cried out, "lt is good for us to
be here" and proposed, with Christ's approval
10 make three tabernaces one for Him and one
for each guest. This was the spontaneous out
burst of enthusiasm and bewilderment. lie dc.
sired to proong the visit and the blessing psalm
iv: 8; xiii: 2-5). But the proposition was i'm.
proper. Jesus might have answered Peter as
lie did previously (Matt. xvi: 23). Unfortunate
man! He was a dull pupil in Christs school,
speaking when he might Better have been SILENT
and cherishing feelings out Of harmony with his
Masters plans. This was not the time for
heavenly rest, but for labor and sacrifice. Eight
days before Jesus had declared his sufferings and
death. Moses and Elias have affirmed the same
And yet the fisherman apostle would build booths
and keep his Lord from His mission and the
guests from their home. His religion, like that
Of many now, centered in personal enjoyment
Peter must be delivered from such notions But
how2
HEAVENLY MESSAGE While the words
were on Peters lips a cloud overshadowed the
company. BY this manner on several occasions
Gods approach had been announced (EN xiv;
1920; Psalm xviii: III lisa. xix; y. His un-
veiled presence could not he endured. >. Out
Of the cloud came a voice saying, "This is my
beloved Son. in whom am well pleased Matt.
xvii; %; hear ye Him." Here Is proclama.
tion Of Chrst's divinity, as il had been taught
in Scripture psalm H. y, as Jesus himself con
fessed IL (John iii: l6), and as Peter also de-
olared it Matt. xvi; l6). The expression OF
approval was the same that given at the hap.
usm (Matt. iiii 10. But this was preliminary
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28
Scorn.

"Did you hear Miss Fimser say that she had
a speaking acquaintance with that milliondiroY y
asked Maud, sconfully.
Eyes" replied Mamie with equal scorn, "lt's
the first time | knew that she ever worked in a
telephone exchange. "-Misldngton star.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

Mrs HiX-I don't believe in these faith cures
brought about by the laying on Of hands
Mrs DiX-Well, do cured my little hoy
of the cigarette habit in that way.-Pearson's 8
Weekly. Hu s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

According to an official trade report the n,rm.
ber Of hogs in the world IS h22 at j22, ,333 eco
OF which the United States S or. i!tcd with
69OOO,OOO.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

10 the injunction to hear Jesus The design
was TO set Him forth as the authoritative TEACHER
in sacred things, promised atoretmc ODru..
xviii: 1919; I,a. ": A., superior To Moses and
Elias Olch iii: SD Jesus thu, di,placrs the
prophets and becomes the head ot the r"w
covenant, 3. The clouds and the voice fright
enCd the apostles who fell on their faces t\att
xvi: @, an act Of reverence among ortrutlltsts
CGcn. xvii: -. Men who become conscious OF
the Divine presence are generally Sgzed With
fear (judges y: .; xiii: %; Dan g: y, most
natural and becoming emotion, on sIch ucra-
sons !. But Jesus came and touched the
apostles Matt xvii: y, as lie touched G'hn
many years after, and said, arise, be not
afraid" Then lifting up their eyes they saw
man save Jesus only, and lie was in ordi-
nary apparel, Moses and Elias were gone. The
glory had departed. The four stood face to
face again in no wise different from what they
had been, plain men in the heights Of iicuV,n,
ready TO descend to the valley and resume tlcr
work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

CONCLUSIoN.-Pro the TRANSPORTATION is
the most remarkable single event in the lie of
Jesus. II sheds light upon almost every doctrine
Of religion The unity Of the dis2e isations, the
reality Of future life, and the communion Of
the saints of all ages-these themes ar suggested
here The event is made the basis of tearhng
concerning mans body q Cor. iy: @; Cor. ~;
5l Phil. iii; 2l; Col. iii; 40. But the chief
use to be made concerning the passage is to
exalt Christ, the being of two worlds, able to
speak in both. Here is exhibited His glorious
person, His Divine sonshp, His heavenly asso-
citation, His atoning death, His superior d:crity
and authority. The lesson finds its clinsS en-
its earthly side in the words: "No man save
Jesus only" and on the heavenly SIDE H. the
words; "This Is my beloved Sons"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

PROFOUND SECRET Matthew iuiorms MS
(Chapter xvii:O that as they came down the
mountain Jesus charged the apostles not TO men.
ton the vision until after His resurrection And
Luke tells us thar they kept 't close. In thci
after ministry they did record it in tho Gospels
and epstles e Pet. /: 1913. Why this ST.
lcncc? Why should not the other nine know?
And what relation was there between the trans
fguration and the rcsuTeetion2 2. There is a
proper order Of truth-one doctrine prepares for
another, large part of the skepticsm and
hewildcment common among men is due TO
their effort TO grasp things out OF their order
The significance OF this mountain scene could
not appear until certain great doctrines were
accepted. And then the world must be ready
for a truth, and teachers must be competent TO
set it forth. When Jesus comes out of the So
pulchrc, the apostles will be able 10 correlate
this teaching and the church ready 10 receive
Let a man preach out of full heart what men
need, not what they will abuse. Truth has its
day when its advocates may speak.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

Gospel service at the Young Wom-
ems Christian association at 4 p. m.
tomorrow All young women are cor
DIAL invited to attend. Leader, Miss
Elsie Terry. Subject will be of inter-
est to all young women.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28

The family meeting of the Railroad
Young Mems Christian association will
be held in the basement of the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church Sum
day at S.45. The meeting will be
bright and enjoyable and will last Just
forty-five minutes. All railroad peo-
pie are urged to come and bring their
friends.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
Ze Swiata.

- Star0zytnosG kultury chin.
skiej. Chihosyoy swisrdss, ~ sspiski
ioh historyospe poohodss jsssoss
1900 lat prsed Chrystussm . pismo i'm
byio .nane kilksset lat prsedtem. Pc.
frednisgo dowodu d~awnisjs.ej kultury
mongolskiej dos~tarosajs nspisy bsbi.
lofskis : csas6w przsdssmiokich, .na.
lesions M hcznyoh tsblloaoh glinia.
nyob, pisans d~jalektsm nile ssmiokim.
w dwu wypadkaoh rospoxnsno ten
prssssry jeIyk jake ssmeryjski osyli
skkadyj'ki, . jak wyka.ali uo.sni. "a.
msryjc.yoy stall " lcistym swissku .
ohihcsyksmi. Potwierdza 10 ucxouy
angislski Pinches " ostatnim numsrxs
nJournsl Of the Royal Asiatio Society,
1900" .amissrossjso ilussraojs ss.
rzsc'a pDsoouvert on Chaldss" mia.
nowicis sumsryjskis plsskorsszby . ko.
semi oc.smi, Ohihosykom wisIoiwemi.
Wnioskujs : lego Pinohss, 70 sumeryj.
oEyoy ohihosyoy nisgdyI rosssrli sic
70 vsp6lnsgo ogniska na wsch6d, lub
M p6inoono wsoh6d cd Babilonu DO.
iofonsgo. Nspisy sumsryjskie odnos.s
ucseni do okrssu M 5000 lat . pred
C~hryssussm. Jsk prsstars " por6wns.
niu Z sumsryjsks jest kulturs chihska
dowodss odoiski . owyoh osas6v, Wy.
kssujsos missssnine mongolsks, tax
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

w.yws do posaussshstws Ola wiad.y
kosoislnsj I fvieckiej.
TOwarzystw0 ochrony kobiet
" WarszaWie. w imisniu dwudsis.
stu podpisanyoh M podaniu os6b, Gu.
stsv hr. Pr.ssdzieoki saotyi wsadsy do
sstvisrdssnia projskt do Towarsystws
oohrony kobist " Wsrsssvis. Wbrew
prsyjetsmu M rasis wnioskowi p. St.
Libiokisgo, aasby To~vsrsystwo bylo
wyfsc.nie kstoliokism, .aloayoisls jsgo
Powr6oill do pisrwotnsgo projsktu 1
nsdali mu naswe chr.sicijahskisgo.
- Wycieczka robotnik6w war.
szawskich do Paryza. Dyrsksoro-
vie ~niskt6ryoh wieks.yoh fsbryk war.
s~ssvskicb, ohcao .apo.na6 swoioh maj.
str6w ! n~iskt6rych robotnik6w . wyssa.
W psrysks, zaproponowali majsoym
chez ju4 " roku xss.lym skladanie pew.
nsj sunny 90 missiso do kss fabryo.uyoh
. kos.sa podr6sy. Cssi6 personsiu
sgodzias sic M to. Obeonis wyrus,a
do Parysa pare grup robosnik6w. z
ni'ks6rsmi partjami jade dyrsksorowie,
m osele innyoh k~ierovnioy, wiadsjaoy
jssyhsm ~francuskim, wys.ani kos,tsm
fabryk.
- Wynalazek. Pisma wars1awskis
donos.s, - prsybyido Wsrs.swy p. Ra.
faf Ostrsjko, chemik.tsohnik, dyrsktor
r~sfnsrji nafty ~ Zniesisniu pod Lwo.
wsm, cslsm rospows.sohnisnis swsgo
wynsls.ku, kt6ry pstsntovany jus jest
" Austrji. Wynalassk polsga ma IA.
stspisniu ~ oukrownictwis wegli kost.
nych odpowiednio prsygotowansmi We.
glami drsswnsmi. Wynals1sk p. o..
trejki bed.is oka.ywiiny IA wyssswis,
zapowisdsiansj " Krakowie podc.as
.jssdu pr.yrodnik6w lskarry.
- Emigracja ludnosci = Kr6lsst.
wa Polskisgo do Prus GA .srobki " tym
roku dossls do niszwyklyoh rosmiar6w.
nWisstuik Nnans6w" donosi, te , CUB.
kaliskisj wywsdrowaao pr.sssso 40 tys.
~robotnik6w, : oaisgo sai Kr6lestvs
prsss.io 30 tys. Najsm sau4by rolnsj
idworskiej jest obsonis niesmisrnis u.
srudnionyi wedr6wki - sarobkism
swiskss.js jsdnakse, sdsniem organu
urssdowego, dobrobyt ludnoSci 1 nawst
uistwisjs jsj nsbywanis grunt6w . po.
moos Banku wiosciafskisgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

-.
jszykiem ohihsko-mougolskim, " kt6.
rym jsssoss "a panowanis Semit6w "
iii ". prsed Chrystusem pisans bysy
hymny, psalmy, ratlecia = navst prswa
ro.porssdssnis kr6lewskis.
- Taku / Tien-Tsin ,tanowis jak
gdyby p~r,sdsioosk, prowadsscy cd mo.
RIA do Pskinu. Wyras Tsku o.naosa
20 chihsku nwislks xatoka". Rad
ehlhski wsmoonil " ostatoich osasaoh
jej obrone ! udoskonaln tam fortyfka.
ole, u.brojoss W d.isia Kruppa. w
tsj TO satooe prsebywsja okrety sskad.
y miedsynarodowsj.
Tisn.T sin Jest duasm miasssm o 600.
600 m~iesrkshcach, wieoej prssto .alud.
nions, nif Pekin. Na.wa jsgo dosaow.
ME .nsosy ubr6d nisbisski". Ognisku-
js ole tn handel 4 prowincyj: Pstohili,
Chaosi, Chsnh 1 Mopgolii; Tisn-Tsin
poireduiczy we ws.ysskich ssosunkach
hsndlowyoh I Pskiusm. Kraj bog,ty,
leos krsjobras nispooisgajscy. Me.
smisrsona piassczysna piowa, prss. POI
roku wods ~sslana, potsm rodsaca ba.
wefne prose-. Blisko rseki % liozns
msgssyny. Uboga klasa sajsta glow.
ME Prey nawigacji r.so.no handlowsj.
To tel budowa kolsi aslasnych w.bu.
dsita " nich nispok6j o .arobki. Wsr6d
takich tst acknowledged .nalszli
bokssrsy tysiaos .wolsnnik6w.
- H1st0ryczny wachlarz posisda
Adslina Patti. dsisiejssa baronowa Os:
dsrstroem. Znajdujs sic na MIN ME.
tylko viasnorso.ns podpisy wislr
wsP6scsssnyoh panujscych, leo. nsdto
dsdykacjs, wyrazsjsos pod,iw ola wisl.
kiej srtystki. Cesars Wlhslm Is.y,
napisaf: Observation-Disclosures saowi.
kowi w~ssystkioh osas6w". Kr6lowa
snglslska: uMial slus.noIc krol Lear,
t~wisrd.ao, .s ssodyO. gsosu Jest n~sjosn.
nisjssym darem kobisty, wiso PAM, ko.
ohana Adslino, jesssi najbogats.s .s
vs.ysskiob kobist''; " kofou kr6lowa.
rsgsnska his.pahska nspisaia: ,Kr6-
Iowa Hisspanij s.O.eIliws, ae mote j.
licsye miedsy swymi p~oddanymi." Swo.
j. drogs Adelina Patti nigdy nile byis
hisspanka. urodrona " Hlsspanji =
ojoa wiocha, bysa oo.ywiicis wlos.ka.
= Kwiaciarze a duchowiehstwo.
Pred kilku tygodniami swroca sic v
Paryau ks. Leroy "a .gods ar~oybiskupa
psryskisgo, kardynaia Richards, Z o..
k6lnikism, " kt6rym pr.smawia "a cd.
p~rawianism missy IA dusEe smarlych, 90
ma sastspid swyossj skisdsnia bukis.
TOW ! wisnk6w M grobaoh. Ok6lnik
ten vywofaf nissmisrnie silny ruoh Do.
misdsy handlar.ami kwiatow, ktor.y a.
tworsyli : tego powodu .via.ek .wr6-
oil sic IA polrsdnictwsm kilku dsputo.
wanyoh do parlsmsntu, 4sdsjso, sby
ten ujsi sic kr.ywdy 100000 os6b prs.
oujscych " ,skrssie kwiaciassswa fran.
ouskiego, w pstyoji w6wis pr.sds.
ws'ystktsm, 70 propaganda wys,sa .
Iona kongrsgaOji, ola ks6rsj Francj.
jest ssmknista cd jsruit6w l 70 ma.
w't ~kardynas Richard pr,yisc.yi sic do
agisatorow, dstsc do .wiskssenia do.
ohodow duohowiehstws kosztem robot.
nik6w ! drobnyoh hsndlsrzy. ,,Isbs
seohcs srosumie6, 70 pod mask. o,.,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
q ZIEMl OJCZYSTEJ.

IA srtykul " numsrss IA PIRACY" pit.
nLojalni ! wierni poddani", ~.awiersjaoy
W sobis idanis, - nnismoy rugujs mas
sismi praojo6w". w sdaniu tenn do.
patrsya sic prokurator ! sad podawania
~ pogarde ustaw l ur.adssh pshstwo.
wyoh (komisja k~olonisaoyjns) I sks.ai
rsdaktora ma 2 missisos wiesisnia. MIC
ME pomogta fwietna obrona sdwoksta
p. Chr.anowskisgo, kt6ry " kOhou Wy
r1ski bsrd.o trafns I dosadns ssowa:
rNis o 10 ohodsi, ably " ssd.ie, " In.
stytuoji sprawisdliwolci, okaza6 Prise.
nikliwoI6 " ssuksniu intsnoji ostrsgo
wyrassnia myili, leo. o 10, ably wyda6
wyrok sprawiedliwy". Take soigsnis
gssss I osasopism polskich powinno ola
ludu polskisgo, " kt6rsgo obronis owe
pisma wyssepujsp stanowic bodice do
TEN pilnisjs.sgo csytania ! ro.sssr.ania
tych pism.
- z Poznania pisz8: Ma skrecis
drogi prowsdsscej 10 dworca, stai slup
napissm; nZum Zoologischsn Gartsn
3 minutsn". nDo Ioologiozuego ogro.
du 3 minuty'. Ot64 o.tsrsoh lud.i pod
do.orsm poliojanta siup ten wykopaio 1
wra. , tablios usuneao. Ma .apytanie,
kt6regof . pr.schodEsoych o prsycIyne
usunieoia, poliojsnt odpowisdIiai: ITO
must by6 ws.ystko rdzsnnis 'niemieo.
kis: polskis napisy nile powinny wpa.
dad W oko".
A vice, ably ten skromny napis pol.
ski, Oho6 obok nismisckisgo, ME ra.ii
pr.ybyiych M wy,tawe niemieokich
goioi, ksssno go usunsc ! 10 wfainis na
god.ine pr.sd prsyjasdsm ksisois Jo-
sohims.Albrsohts, kt6ry - drogs Z
dworoa pr.sjssdsai. Obsviano ale wieo
.apevns, .sby jego ssa napis ME "a.
ia. Pytamy sic tsra., jsk sic takis pc.
stspowanie wobeo polskisgo je.yta, q
wiec I polskisj ludnolci, .gadss 70 sso.
wami ministra Miquela, kt6rs wypowie-
d.iai prsy powisaniu goioi wys'awo.
wyoh:
,,stwisrd.sm, 70 nic.ego tax bardzo
ME prsgnismy, jsk Z niemiscka lud.
nolois d.islnio wschodnich tyc " .go.
die.
- MifOsfaw. Odbya sic tn club
professors uniwsrsytetu krakowskisgo,
p. DR.. Kostaneokisgo, Z o6rks pahsswa
Janostw va Bloch6~. Wsrs.awy, " kof.
oisls nsssym parafjslnym. Jus ma Kill
ka dni prssd to urocIystoIcis sjschai
radzca stsnu p. Jan Bloch do ziecia
p. J6.sfa Koicielskisgo, Z najblitszs
rod.ins. Ma uroc.ysiossi weselns lic.-
nj pr.ybyli goicis.
- ChOjnice. w IlsdItwie h NOR.
dsros nssIspii .nowu nissPodsiapy
swrot, DO podobno pada podsjrsenis M
f~sbryksnta miodd S%chrausra, kt6ry
nisdawpo pr.sni6st sic do Berlina, 70
10 on popsinii mordsrs'wo. Blitszs
s1cssg6ty n~iesnans.
Wojsko jut opusscza miasto ! praw-
dopodobnie Ossarr podsrujs mias'u
kosss. utrsymanis, ktors 6skus wojsko.
Wy ponissis.
Ro.poczeto jut roboty okoio restsu.
raoji boauioy. o samym procssis MO
sssnowcssgo n~iswisdomO, pr.ssiuohy
odbyvsjs sie oisgls, ale wynik chows.
ny Jest " ~tsjsmuicy. Burmistr. missss
Dsditus wyisobsi IA urlop ssefoioty-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

tenn. Blacsyk ogfas.a 10, DO powstaly
" misscie pogioski, as Blso.yks pr.s-
kupiono 1 dlatsgo pr.sd sedsis ss.nai.
- bukietu " dsish ten ME robii. Ma.
tomiast olwisdoss, 70 mote staio sie 10
bes jsgo wied.y, ale swojemu uo.niowi
Klsmmsrowi nile radsi visrsy6, DO ohio.
piso mijs sic = prswds.
Rssznik Levy wytoosyi prssciv
Hoffmanowi process n obrszs, kt6rej
tents dopuioic Gle misi " swojsm po
daniu do ssdu. Jak wiadomo, " poda.
niu tenn obwinil on Lsvy'sgo o .brodnie
samordowsnia Wintsra.
Levy ME m6gi d~otyohc.as pokasy.
wae sie M ulioy, DO tium go napadai.
Podc.as oststuisgo targu 20 ras pierw.
ssy wyszsdf beg Aandarm6w.
- Wybory ma g6rnym Slazku.
Csytamy W nDsisnniku Posn.": Pc.
stsm do ssjmu p~ruskiego I okrsgu Wy.
borcssgo prudnioko .nismodlifskisgo M
g6rnym Slssku " miejsoe .marisgo
bsrona Husnsgo, wybrany sostaf jed.
nogfofnis Riosami polskimi hr. Jan
Praschms. TAX wieo polacy dochowali
centrum wiernoIoi mimo xawod6w ITO.
bionyoh polakom " ostatnim c.asis .s
ssrony niemo6w .katolik6w " Ksis.tvis
Prasach Zsohodnioh. Mech to sobie
sapsmieta ,,Gsrmania", kt6ra odnoinis
do polakow niepr.yjs.ns, nawst
wrecx vrogis " ostatnim osssis .ajmu.
js stanowisko. Pisma polskis g6rno.
slsskis Pociss.ajs sic, 70 hrabis Pras.
CHINA " uxnaniu ssufsnia okaxansgo
mu pr.y wyborach pr.ss prsss lad pol.
sko katolioki, stale wisruis ssstepowa6
bedzis Interest," 1 prawa ssgot ludu, ora.
ME poswoli, ably ludowi ssmu prswa
jego ~pr.yrod.ons 4 nadprsyrod.ons by.
~ ukraoans. Oby tax byfo"
- Btwa pod Grunwaldem. P.
Leon zismiski ogfss.s. 70 y Krakowis
sawiszai sic jut dawnisj komitet, kt6ry
sobis w.isf IA .adanis .akupno slynne.
60 obra1u Matsjki ,,Bitws pod Grun.
Walden" ola Museum Narodowsgo.
Komisst ten cd spadkobisro6w wiaici.
oisla ,,Grunwaldu" p. Rossnbluma do
stai przyrzsc.snis, He sprzsdad.a obra.
"a poiows pisrwotnsj oeny kupna. Ot6s
M se kwote ma jut wspomnisny komi.
tst s~apswnionych kilka tysecy rubli /.
Warszawy, rada misjska krakowska 1
ssjm gallo. prawdopodobnis tee dsd.s
jskai kwote ns ten Gel, Z doohodu :
wystawy nGrunwaldu" mosnsby u.ys.
kac tysiac lub p6itora tysisca H., al
kilku meosnasow sstuki : Galicji pr.y.
r.skio swojs ponce, jest wiso nsd.isja,
70 nGrunwsld" nile wyjdsie . mur6w
Sukisnnic.
- Tragiczna smiercia .ginsi "
Krako Sis, P'isn nadsiei, professor GIN
nasjum fw. Amy DR.. Kssin....J suow.
ski. Kapiso sic wrss . innymi " Ia.
Silence Parku Acknowledge, wobso 70.
braoych osob, jake ss. s,utby kspislo.
wei, .acsaf sonac. Ma pierwszs okrsy.
XII: nTonisl" nUsonsi" rsucii ole
do wody "a MIN jsgo so~sr.yss; obo.
jetnie pr.ypasrywsfs sic ssmu slutbs,
ME chosc sobie but6w .smoo.yc. Me.
ssoIsiliwy usons', . gdy 60 wydobyso
. woody wssslkie usiiowanis lskarskis
posossaly bssskutecsnemi. ,.Csss" Wy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-21
Assessment Notice

The Ideal Stamp Mill Company, loca-
ton of principal place of business Carson
City, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at aFmeet-
ing of the Board of Trustees held on the
26th day of March, 1900, an assessment
(No. u of five cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately to the Secretary Of
said coMpany-office next to the Bullion
Il Exchange Bank-Carson City, Nevada,
in lawful money of the United States.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
April, 1900, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction; and UNI
less payment be made before, will be sold
on the Goth day Of May, 1900, at the hour
Of II IN. to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with the cost of advertis-
ing and expenses of sale. By order of
the Board of Trustees.
G. II. Peters,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-21

lana, Montana, Missouri and Oregon
will undoubtedly fail into line. These
would swell Bryan's vote in the con-
ventien to 742. which is 1856 more
than enough to nominate on the TIVE
third basis.
No mention has been made of New
York for the reason that it has been
classed by many shrewd politicians
rs doubtful. It IS the opinion of
David B. Hill, however, that the reso-
lutiors adopted by the State Commit
tee, pledging the ''love and loyalty"
Of the Democrats to Bryan, binds the
party to him. 1t is also the opini~ n
of Hill that the only State that can
be properly classed as doubtful" is
Florida. New York will have II
votes in the convention; Florida will
have 8. II is practically certain,
therefore, that the vote in the con-
ventioD ON the first ballot, even if a
much severer storm attacks Bryan
than now seems probable, will be:
For
Sc2ttef1nS u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-21
Notice to Dog Owners

The dog license is now due and paya-
BILE at the office Of the Sheriff. All par
ties owning dogs will procure tag for
the same. All dogs found without tags
will be destroyed.
VIM. Kinney,
City Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-21
SURE FOR BRYAN.

This is 100 more than a majority
vote and only 81 less than a two
thirds vote.
Ohio has beer left out of the total,
although last year the Association OF
Democratic Clubs declared for Bryan,
ard shortly before then Bryan met the
State Central Committee and helped
it organize. 1t is, therefore. certain
that 0hi0's 46 votes will be cast for
Bryan.
Maryland will surely follow suit
with her IS votes; and such States as
South Carolina, Wisconsin, Louis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-21

Probable vote for Bryan
The influence that induced Admiral
Dewey to announce himself as can.
date for President are - far unknown.
but the elements that have very re-
Gently made his candidacy conspicu-
Gus and lent to it an air Of reality are
said to be those which antagonized
the Democratic candidates il. 1896.
A few Of those persons who bolted
the party four years ago, without sew
ering their connection with it. are
new said to be on the point Of organ
izing the Dewey strength. This
strength, so far as ascertained, will
be eight votes in the National Con-
vention.
These votes will come from Yer
mont, although there some doubt
Of the Adniral's ability for getting
more than four of them. This is the
practical measure Of his strength as
a Presidential factor.
After the Admiral's declaration that
he would accept nomination for
President the Democrats Of Pennsyl-
vania met in convention and pledged
their sixty -four delegates to Kansas
City to Bryan. The program arrang-
ed months before was put through.
This gave Bryan 1913 votes pledged to
him by State conventions held this
year.
Enough other Stat endorsed him
for denomination in earlier conven-
tions to give him big majority.
With the National Committee practi-
ca.ly solid for him the absolute con
troll of the C n .ention is sure to be in
his hands.
There has been a good deal Of tall
about changing the rules SO as to re
,quire only majority vote instead 0
two-thirds vote to nominate. III,
making Of rules rests with the Ma
tlonal Committee, and it takes only &:
majority vete OF the convention t.
adopt til m. This is acknowledged
to be one difficulty in the path o
Dewey even if his friends succeed il
securing more than one-third Of til.
delegates for their candidate The
following is table she in~ the prac
tically sure votes for Bryan in tn
convention: