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The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
ANTI-BUCKLIN LEAGUE.

The non partisan league of Denver
business men, formed to oppose the
Bucklin tax amendment, is preparing to
establish branches of tho league in every
county in the state to assist in fighting
this measure. A branch Of the league
will soon be established in Ebert county
where the amendment will receive the
strongest kind of opposition, and where
it should be overwhelmingly defeated at
the polls. The league calls attention to
the fact that it is only the apathy or in
difference OF the average voter that will
permit the adoption of this amendment.
They say:
"we are conservative when we assert
that:
"First-The Bucllin amen m n t
means the Single Tax.
"Second-It will reward tax dodgers.
''Third-It will contiscate real estate.
"Fourth-It will confuse our tax sys-
TEN.
"Fifth-It will thwart the revenue
law.
solAlH IL Will uiStuIO DuHiHtoS.
"Seventh-It will drive away capital.
Colorado is tired of having every new
experiment in government tried upon
her, as doctors try doubtful new medi-
cine on dog. 1t gives us an injurious
reputation for eccentricity.
"Our appeal must be to the intelli-
gence Of the voters, and to the instinct
of self preservation in all property own
ers. No amount of quibbling can con-
ceal the fact that the Bucklin amend
ment is essentially nothing less than the
single tax on land, which is designed to
accomplish the indirect confiscation of
all real estate, Immediately or ultimate
ly; not Of improved lands alone, but of
all improvements on land; not Of city
lots only, but Of the farms and small
homes Of the people. Ifitis adopted, all
existing values will be upset, and panic
may follow. The holders of mortgages
will scramble to realize before real estate
becomes worthless. Our long delayed
but finally rising wave of prosperity will
roll back"
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
nIsksr.on,. seIi-s.eriiise.

Although Charles l.. Dickerson was
candidate for the office OF attorney gen
eral before the recent republican state
convention, and had an excellent chance
to secure the nomination, his name was
not presented as candidate. The fol
lowing, taken from the Denver Times of
Sept. ID, will explain why Mr.. Dickerson's
name was not put forth:
An example OF the self-sacrificing
spirit which dominated the convention is
shown by the action OF G. l.. Dickerson.
Mr.. Dickerson was candidate for attor-
ney general. He had opened headquar
ters and had been to considerable expense
and it was considered a certainty that he
would be nominated, an absolute major
ity OF delegates being pledged to him.
Mr.. Dickerson, however, decided that 1t
was necessary to the success OF the tick
ct that place be given to the Western
slope, and during the recess he iourneyed
about from delegation to delegation, ask
ing that his name be dropped and the
nomination be given to Western slope
man. When the convention reassembled
Mr.. Dickerson made the same suggestion
from the platform. Along later in the
game there was another upheayal-thls
time on the Western slope-and @. L..
Dickerson OF Ebert and Arapahoe coun-
ties was the self-immolated sacrifice to
still the turbulent spirit that other
wise refused TO subside.
1--we got whole graveyard OF buried
ambitions" announced Representative
Dickerson, heroically. II guess there's
as many as hundred tombstones set up
there already, and tomorrow I'm going
out and put up the biggest and most
elaborate stone Of the lot over brand
new gravel
"lm twin sister to the Republican
party: was born the same year, and
I've shared her joys and sorrows from
the beginning Of our time till now, and
I'm not going back on her at this mo-
mentous day.
"In behalf Of the party I'm here to take
back everything I've said about wanting
to be attorney general, and TO second the
nomination OF all three of the gentlemen
proposed by the Western slope
Wild applausel After which the var
ious counties which had votes to divide
entered into the humor Of the occasion
by dividing up their county for attorney
general.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
PROSPERITY RIDGE.

Many Of the Prosperity people are busy
digging their potatoes.
Dan Tamney expects to leave for
Steamboat Springs the latter part of the
week.
W. II. Sparkman bought large guam
tity of corn fodder last week from par
ties near Elizabeth.
Andrew johnson, who has been very
sick for the last month, is able to be
around again.
l.. G. Jewell bought one-third of the
crop grown on Henry Bowes' place, that
being Mr.. Bowes' share OF the crop.
c. G. Anderson and James Kinney
have each sowed twenty-five acres in
grain and expect to SOW more il the
weather permits.
George Beach's steam threshing ma
chine passed through the Ridge last
week, leaving the fences in bad condi-
ton.
Miss Katie Kinney is attending bust
ness college in Colorado Springs, where
she will study bookkeeping and type
writing.
Joe Helgeth of Elbert spent several
days in this neighborhood putting up a
windmill on the Tom McGarry place,
used as pasture for the Deep Water
ranch. He also visited his old friend
and playmate, Joe Hogspiel.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Mention Of Matters Of Special Interest
to Residents Of Various Sections
Of Ebert County.
Ponds NEWS NOTES.

james Harper and family have moved
over near Ramah.
Miss Ethel Knittle will stay with Mrs.
Burns and attend school this winter.
School commenced at Union Valley
Monday morning with Miss Nora Tamlin
as teacher and about twenty-five pupils
enrolled.
The Sunday school held at Union Val
ley school house, near Fondis, is pro
crossing nicely with Mrs. Hall as super
intendent. Everybody invited to come.
McFarlin & Keever, proprietors Of the
Fondis brick yard, have been trying for
some time to make a deal to furnish the
brick for bank building at Elbert and
think they have about succeeded.
A wedding is booked for Fondis before
many moons have passed. A young
man east Of here will lead to the altar
one of our most prominent bellies. More
anon.
Mrs. W. S. Burns, the founder of Fon-
two years, has returned here to reside
permanently. Her household goods were
brought from Elbert on Saturday by
Messrs. Taylor and Keever.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, who organized a
church at this place recently, was here
on Saturday and Sunday last and held
preaching services at the hall on Satur-
day evening and Sunday morning. There
was also a business meeting OF the off,
GERS OF the church on Saturday evening
at which location for the new church
they are about to build was selected.
Three lots were offered-one by Mr.. Peck,
one by Mr.. Taylor, and one by G. G.
Dockum. The one offered by Mr.. Dock
um was chosen as being the most desir-
able location, therefore the new church
building will be located Just north of the
postofiice, fronting east, and will be oi
brick, 26x30 feet
The Fondis literary society held a
meeting in the hall on Friday night and
will meet again at the same place in two
weeks from that date-October 10.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
Stricken with Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett, of this place, was
stricken with partial paralysis and com
pletely lost the use of one arm and side.
After being treated by an eminent ply
sician for quite while without relief,
my wife recommended Chamberlain's S
Pain Balm, and after using two bottles
Of it he is almost entirely cured.-GEo.
r. MCDONALD, Man, Logan county, W.
Va. Several other very remarkable cures
of partial paralysis have been effected
by the use Of this liniment. 1t is most
widely known however rs cure for
rheumatism, sprains and bruises. Sold
by o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONvEN-
TJON

The Republicans of Elbert county are
hereby called to meet in convention at
Elizabeth, Colo, on Thursday, Oct. is,
1902, at o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of nominating one county commissioner
for the Second commissioner district,
one county coroner to fill vacancy caused
by failure of Robert H. Denney to qualify,
and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the convention.
The several precincts of the county are
entitled to representation as follows:
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
Why l Win.

Because OF the fact, that everyone
who wears and buys shoes, wants
the BEST SHOE IN TIL f
WORLD FOR THE PRICE. /
have tried line after line and make
after make in order to get this
shoe. This of course took much
attention and study, but after
many years of buying and trying,
and returning and rebuying, 1
finally found them and then stuck
to them. Now i have the best
shoe in the market for the price,
and that's what YOU and every
body else wants. That's "WHY
| WIN"
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02

Railroads would be relieved from much
of their present taxation il the Bucklin
amendment should be adopted next cleo
ton, and many thinking people believe
that unless the agricultural vote is
brought out to its fullest extent, the
amendment will be adopted. The single
takers are working tooth and nail for it
and many OF the labor leaders in the big
cities have advised their followers to vote
in its favor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvEN
TION

The democratic county convention OF
Elbert county, Colorado, is hereby called
to meet at Elizabeth, Colo, on Saturday,
October IL, 1902, at l o'clock p. m, for
the purpose of placing in nomination one
candidate for the Office Of county com
missioner in the Second Commissioner
district, also to attend to such other bus
iness as may properly come before the
convention.
1t is recommended that the precinct
primaries be held on Friday, October 10,
for the election of delegates to county
convention, and for the nomination Of
precinct officers.
The several precincts are entitled to
representation as follows:
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02

1t is recommended that the primaries
in the several precincts be held on Mon
day, Oct. IL, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. M, and
that precinct nominations be made at
this time. CHAs. f. LIsDsLEy,
Chairman County Central Committee.
J. j. KRUsE, Secretary.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02

The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhea, and for this reason
no one should leave without bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhna RemNdy. For sale by o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
Ebert Shoe Store
Hugo John.

Hugo John.
p. S.-Among the few carefully Sc
lected lines carry are the fam
Gus Queen Quality shoes for
women, and the Red School
House shoes for children.
RIPS REPAIRED FREE.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02
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The Elbert County tribune., 1902-10-02

The county central committee IS as
follows:
Precinct No. IL. A. Mauldin.
Precinct No. 2-John B. Miller.
Precinct No. 3-Ernest Wrockloff.
Precinct No. 4-F. n. LEVEL.
Precinct No. 5-Andy Wright.
Precinct No. 6-Bert Hanscomb.
Precinct No. John NJ. Williams.
Precinct No. 8-H. A. Tanner.
Dated at Kiowa, Colo, Sept. IS, 1902.
b. G. KILN,
Chairman Democratic Cent. Committee.
j. E. MAYER, Secretary.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-01-29
Krasa mad bOhatstyi.

U mlad}ch Zen divek jest kra-
sa nejvetsim bohatstvim ma svete.
Dnes, hleda-li mladik druzku Ii
vota, deseti pffpadech re sta
Isou mu penize yecf vedlejsf. V
prvnim oknmziku pohlizi Sc Il d.
vek na krasu, eleganci atd. Proeez
chcete-li sote krasu zachovati a
nechcete-li b}ti obtezovani vyraz-
kou v obliteji p, uzivelte Trine
rova Letiveho vina, ktere netoliko
vyletf ty, jenz jsou vyrazkou v
obliceji obtezovani, nybrz uziva-
MIN tohoto znameniteho a osved-
teneho leku krasu vasi zachoYate
a zachranite Sc pied zlem, ktere
dosud tax mnohym zivot ztrptova-
10. Trinerovo Leeive vino lie OBJ.
drzeti We vsech lekarnsch jakoz u
vyrabitele Josefa Trinera, 799 So.
Ashland ave, Chicago, Iii.
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PiSemnictyl.

Bna rdze (Tokeah). Vypravo-
vanf z DOLBY americko angiicke val
ky r. 1872. Napsal Charles Seals
field (Karel Postl, Kodak z Popic
ma Morave). Milwaukee, Wis. Ii
skem nakladem Ant. Novaka.
Cens rs ctn. Kniha ma 448stra-
mex jasneho, 1hledneho tisku a ie
bez odporu jednou onech publ
kacf, ktere nikdy neztracf ma ce
ne. Sealsfilddv roman Bila r1ze
je roman kulturne historicky DE-
jepisne verny. Lfteni zivota "a
lesackeho, indianskeho, obeanske-
ho voienskeho, Iaky byl PRIV
Mich desitiletich velike severoame-
ricke republiky, ie nejen poeticky
malebne, live a barvitosti svou
poutave, nybrz pravde skutec-
nym pomerdm pfesne odpovfdajf-
CT. Zivot zalesacke kreme, v
indianske dedince, sceny pied
soudem deje pied a'mezi valkou
= vSe to odehrava Sc pied dusev-
MIN zrakem ctenafovym phi lektu-
Re tohoto dila jako ma jevisti. Jeho
postavy jsou mistrovsky charak
terisovany = takovy ne jinaky
byl historicky veliky naeelnik To-
keah, takovy ne jinaky byl sku-
e6ny beh zivota v kraiich, ktere
byly d6jistem jeho rejdd.
Dovolime 81 tuto upozorniti je-
ste na autors teto knihy. Ia pseu-
donymem Charles Sealheld skry-
va Sc Karel Postl, Kodak moravsky
jehoz zisot pies 1silovne biografi
cke bsdani nekolika literarnich
historik1, z nichz pfedni fade
imenovsti dunno Viktora Ham
burgers, opfeden je dcdnes pawn
tipou jakehosi taJemstvi, ktere
bylo pozsdim neklidu pohnutost
celehp ieho zivota
Nebude snsd cd mfsta, povfme
II eteaaf0m nekolik zivotopisnycl
dat o duchsplnem tomto spisova
tell. Postl narodil Sc 3 bfezpl
1898 ' Popicfch U Znojma. Wy
studovav znoiemske gymnasium
vstoupil do prazsktbo klsster'
lFzdu kffaovnicktho a byl tam w
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-01-29

svecen; avsak ma podzim r. 1922
nezname dnes pficiny dal klas
ternickemu zivotu vyhost a zdrzo.
val Sc bez vedomi syych pfedsta-
venych Karlovych Varech, Vidni
Svycarsku konetne uchylil Sc
do Ameriky, kdez pfijal jmeno
Charles Seslsheld byl vychova-
telem Y nekolika bohstycn rodi-
mach v Louisiana. R. 1926 ma
vstfvil Nemecko uvefejnil tam
nsmechy spis o sp. Statech- Brzq
ma to odebral Sc do Angle, kdez
vydal anonyme spis Austria, as il
is, ktery tehdy spdsobil vseobec.
nou seasaci. V let 1897 vratil
Sc do Sp. Stati a podnikl cestu
jihozapadnfmi staty Texasem. Z
dojmd teto cesty vyprystil roman
'Tokeah, or The White Rose,
ktery vysel pdvodne anglicky se
2 svazcich We Filadelfii 1928.
Cd r. 1899 do 1890 byl Sealsfeld
elenem redakce francouzskeho Ca
sopisu 'Courr;er des Etats Unis'
New Yorku a kdyz tasopis tento
po eervencove revoluci zakoupen
byl byvalym kralem Josefem Bona
partem, odebral Sc Sealsfeld jako
dopisovatel Morning Courier &
Enquirer do Pafize. Iii stffdave
v Paffzi Londyne, ale jiz roku
1892 zanechal novinafskeho dopi-
sovatelstvi uchylil Sc do Swear
ska, kdez zfskal 81 razem slavne.
no jmena romanem Der Legitime
und die Republikaner', nemeckym
to pfekladem a pfepracovanfm ro-
manu- 'Tokeah' Po te napsal fa-
du ert kreseb re zivota americ-
keho, ktere, ac vychazely pofad-
ku libovolnem, mely ciniti soustav.
ny celek. Svou literarnf tinnost
pferusil novou cestou do Spoj.
Stat1, odkud Sc r. 1898 Ease vra-
til do Syycarska, kdez pax 1--WE.
feinil spisy 'Nemecko amerlcke
volebnf pfibuznosti' 'Lodnf den
mix Jih sever Souborna
vydanf ieho spisd vysla IS aI5
svazcfch We Stuttgartu pocatkem
let ttyficatych. Pozdeji navstivil
Sealsheld Ameriku jeste dvskrste
r. 1850 1859 We Svycsrsku
Ill neiprve Curychu, pozdeji
prostem selskem dome blize Solo
thurnu, kde a6 kvetna 1864 ze-
mfel. Roman tento jest k dosta
nj u Ant. Nosaka, P.O. Box 1850
Milwaukee, Wis.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-01-29
V pondelf veEer dostaviIi Sc

- V pondel vecer dostaviIi Sc
pouze til elenove skolnf rady do
svolane sch1ze, We kterez melo
byti rozhodnuto, zdali zdravotnf
rada ma pravo nafiditi nuoene
oekovani skolnfch dftek. Mayor
Kelly Sc vyjadfil, ze nechce sice
zasahati We vykony skolnf rady,
ale ze ST pfeje jako mayor mesta a
pfedseda zdrsvotni rady, ably vse-
cky dftky, navstevujfci vefejne
skoIy, byly lined oekovany. Prav-
nj zastupce skolnf rady, Breen,
utinil poznamku, ze Sc ma Dezds
byti radno vymahati nucene ocko-
vanf a vnbec ze die stavaifcich a.
konn rozkaz takovy media Sc Wy
mahati. X dotazu mayorovu, zdali
zdravotnf rada nema pravo uzavfit
skoly, uzna Ii to "a dobre, odvetil
Breen, ze tax mdze ueiniti jedin9
v pffpadu epidemic, jinak ne. Jak
Sc podoba, chytnou Sc "rady'' "a
patesy.
- Policie uvedomila pry neko
lik hostlnskych, ably pfestali hned
obchodovatinebo ze budou hostin
ce jich zavfeny. V poslednf dobe
doslo policii nekolik stfznosti 0
rdznych neplechach, spachanych
v nekterych hostincfch so. omaz-
skych Stisnosti ty Sc vysetfuji
jakmile zjednan bude podstatny
divod k podanf protestu proti ma
jiteldm hostincn tech, budou ho-
stince ty ihned zavfeny mestska
rada pozadana odvolanf licensi.
Nasledkem zavedeneho vysetfova-
nj v nekolika hostincfch dalsi oh
chod pojednou zastaven.
- menoyani clenu knihovn'
rady bude die vyjadfeni Sc Client
mestske rady nejspfse odlozeno
ma nejaky Gas. Mayor Kelly chct
ovsem provesti 'svou' naleha M
to, ably ctyfi danny zasedaly v rad'
knihovni. Msstska rada je zas'
toho nahledu, ze 9 muzd vykon'
lepsi sluzby proto chce zeny q
seznamu vyskrtnouti. Odkladen
chce mestska rada mayora una.
viii.
-- Firma Armour & Co. zapo
! cne lara Sc stavbou nakladnfcl
platforem kolen, pro nez jsol
plany hotovy. Zamyslene stavby
provedeny budou nakladem as
$50, 600.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-01-29
Manzelka Richardsonoya prohlaSena
"a nevinnou.

Ctenasi "P. T." budou Sc pa
matovati ma mas elaneK talemne
stedroveeerni vrazde, kteraz Sc
udala Savanna, Mo. Bohaty OBJ
chodnfk tamni, Frank Richardson,
zavrazden byl We SVEN pfibytku a
mlada jeho manzelka byla obvine-
ma teto vrazdy postayena pod
sac, 600 zaruky. V pfedesl&m
tydnu skoneenov Plattsburgu, M o j,
trestni pfeliteni s nj a porots po
pnl hodine vyncsla rozsudek. Re
Richards dsonova jest nevinna. Tento
rozsudek poroty pfiiat byl soud-
nj sini pravym jasotem nejen cd
osyobozene pani a jeii pfibuznych,
ale cd vsech pfftomnych poslucha-
co. John d. Richardson, brstr
zavrazdsneho, svoji svakrovou po-
zvednul re sesle pfitisknnV j do
sveho naruei, polfbil j nekolikrAte,
CO zatfm pfitomni radostf tleskali.
Nyni bude souzen pro tento zloein
Stewart Fife, ktery byl nedavno
chycen North Yakima, Wash. a
nyni sedf uveznen Savannah,
oeekavaje den pfelieeni. Stat die
sve zaloby tvrdi, ze Fife meskal u
choti Richardsonovy nsvstevou a
ze zssttelil jeiiho manzela, kdya
tento vstoupil do pfedniho pokoje
oba pfekvapil choulostivt
situaci.
veibs spsikovJeh sssiteri V lowe
Dne az. ledns zvoleni byli opt
oba osvxdSenf scuztofi, Allison |
DolIiver, ' Legislature na DALI
! lh0tys Senktor Deliver mil ps
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-01-29

SVEN zvoleni We spolecnem Ease
danf zakonodarny pozoruhodnou
Zee, v niz Sc vyslovil pro znovu-
upravenf ochranneho ella pro
uzavfeni vzajemnYch obchodnfch
smluv, jez by slouzily k dobru cele
zeme. Dolliyer vyslovil nadeji, ze
snad nedostatky tyto nasich "a
konech budou v duchu pfatelskem
zasadam, ma nichz ochranne clio
spociva, kongresem opraveny.
0sudny yybuch V uhIodole v Lost
Creeku. la.
Jeden nejstraslivejsfch vybuch1
"a poslednich nekolik let udal Sc
v Lost Creek, Ia, a sice zrovna o
polednach patek, dne "a. ledna.
Jedncu vypalenych stfel vzhal
Sc uhelny prach nastal hrozny
vYbuch. Kouf, plamea trosky
vyrazily ze sachty do vyse 200
stop cas-. horniho patent u dsti
sachty byla rozbita a zdvihadla
byla znieeps. Nestastni uhlokopo-
We, nAlezaiicf Sc sachte, byli tam
ponechani az do til hodin odpole
dne bez veskere pomoci, nebof
dol byl naplnen tax prachem a
dusivymi plyny, ze Sc zadny uhlo-
kop neodvazil vstoupiti do sachty
vychodnfho 1stf dolu, kde Sc W.
buch udal. ctyficet uhlokopd, ,ktefi
Sc nalezali v zapadnim dsti ddlu,
spechali noenf sichtou havifd,
kdyz vzduch dnlu ponekud byl
vycisten, nestastnym svym SOU
druhnm ku pomoci a kdyz Sc "a
chraiiovatele dostali do dnlu, tu Sc
jim zjevil desny pohled. Zabitl
byli zohaveni silou vybuchu ne
ktefi z Mich byli opalen; k nepo-
znani. Zachrafiovatele nasaze.
MIN vlastnfho zivota drali Sc v
pied, at dusive plyny je ohrozova
! ly nekolik uhlokopn take bylc
jimi omameno a klesnuyse ma zem,
museli byt svymi soudruhy vyne
Semi. o ttvrte hodine 38 tel ne
sfastnikn bylo nalezeno dopra
veno ma povrch a cim dale dc
sachty zachrafiovatele vnikali, tin
vice nalezali mrtvol poranenych
Vybuch byl tax mocny, ze vytrha
kolejnice a zabarikadoval vytaho
vadla hromadou rozbitych uhel
nych vozika, Simz zamezena ne
sfastnik1m, y uhlodole pracujicim
| jedina cestA k zachrane. V celk,
bylo zamestnano Y te dobe II.
uhlokopG dole, 2 nichz 40 MALE
zalo Sc Y zapadnf Cast ii vyvazl
bez urazu, ostatnf byli We vychod
nj tasti Mich jsou vsichni bue
zabiti aneb vice meme tezce pora
mem, Nektefi re zabitych byl
hosi, avsak vetsina byla zenatycl
a kazdy z nj h mel velkou rodinu
Mezi mrtvymi nalezame tato slo
vanska imena: Bros, ]. Bert'
l(Bartaa), M. Hraba a A. Pas.
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''Severov SiIitel srdce jest I
teeoym lekem pro srdce. vzdy-
cky pomdte. kdyt Sc ho utivz po-
die pfedpisu. Ochotne jej odpo-
rueuji" Kstefinovz. Oklahoma
City, Q. 7. cssa 81.
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"Vas lex jest nejlepsim IA sye.
te. Utfyala jsem mnoho jinych,
lie zsdny mne nepomohl. az Sc
verny Zivo,n Bslssm. kter5 mre
,cela u,drayil Jebo de'nrk Jest
za,rsenJ; liste by mel iento lex
Iyti stale kazde domze enosti.
Thsodor Nowieki. Waller. Tex "
Podporuie irzveni, odstrahoje zz-
|cpu, siii seusssvu. Cens 75c.
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Z POLITICKEHO syETA.
Z Washington.

.Smiopga 0 pyodtJi ddaskyeA ostyo0l
podtptdna. .--ZpSaag1 angiiek1 nd
mosaf pffyaH - OdUoidnf atm.
Sehieye. - P,esfdenf Sddd resigna.
ti gnveyakya HdUdi.
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z KWERIkY.
zpRAvY TELEGRAFICKE.
Pfehled ze sv6ta politickeho kronika uda," "stf
Zasedani 81. kongresu.

Snfseaf ela PRO gJro6ky FiAipin !
Kn6y. -RosG0ojend atm sf,ana.
-Pyogyam ,tp. sfraay . sendfH.
-Ods0aseaf 6ayba,st0f Angle .
seAdiu.
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Omafan zastihnut nahlou smrti
v Chleagu.

Horetny speech, ably chytil ieste
vlak Illinois Central drahy, ktery
odjizdi z Chicago S:I5 hod.
veeer do Omahy, stal ]. F. Can
zelda zivot. Garfield opustil Hun
tin hotel 7:45 hod., ably Sc po-
ohledl po neiake drozce, kdyz vsak
ma blizku zadnou revidel, tu po-
zadsl iednoho posluhujfcfho chap
ce, ably mu donesl yak ma nadrazi
a oba pax vstoupili ma stanici IVY
sene drahy jeli al k IL ulici.
Bylo jiz 8:5 hod. Garfield, obs-
vaje Sc. ably nezmeskal, utfksl k
nadrazf hoch "a MIN. Dostali Sc
do tekarny Garfield jiz zde kle.
sal, hoch jej vsak zachytil a Can.
field opet bezel ku vlaku, sotva
vsak octnul Sc na peronu. tn
sklesnul byl mrtev. - Garfield
slouzil jako prvnf ddstojnik set
nine G obGanske valce a pozival
cd vlady pense.